Why nihilism has to be bad?

I think this movie wrongly represents the real meaning of nihilism. Or people seem to be grasping the wrong perspective of nihilism.

If nothing matters, if nothing has a meaning, then why would it matter for Owlman to destroy the entire earths' realities? Don't take Owlman as a nihilistic because he wants to destroy everything - present, past, future. He intentionally destroys because he thinks that man is a cancer -- the reason. Then how come people say that he is a nihilistic? If he was a true nihilistic, then he wouldn't bother destroying everything because he probably would realize that it wouldn't matter if man is a cancer or whatever.

Prove me wrong!



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