Spider-Man 4 swinging into theaters May 2011? No, Never. Raimi out, reboot time

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Bowielee

Bowielee

The Lovely Boner said:
I watched Spider-Man 1 and 2 back to back this past weekend, and the jump in effects between 1 and 2 is pretty huge. 2 looks just infinitely better. And it also doesn't climax with tough, no-nonsense New Yorkers pelting Doc Ock with trash.
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They did the whole "the people of the city actually love Spider-Man" in a way more effective way in Spider-Man 2. Same message, way less cheese.
 
Hailey Knight

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Bowielee;348897][QUOTE=The Lovely Boner said:
I watched Spider-Man 1 and 2 back to back this past weekend, and the jump in effects between 1 and 2 is pretty huge. 2 looks just infinitely better. And it also doesn't climax with tough, no-nonsense New Yorkers pelting Doc Ock with trash.
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They did the whole "the people of the city actually love Spider-Man" in a way more effective way in Spider-Man 2. Same message, way less cheese.[/QUOTE]

One of the many parts I love from that movie. It's almost making fun of the scene from the first movie.
 
Bowielee

Bowielee

escushion;348906][QUOTE=Bowielee;348897][QUOTE=The Lovely Boner said:
I watched Spider-Man 1 and 2 back to back this past weekend, and the jump in effects between 1 and 2 is pretty huge. 2 looks just infinitely better. And it also doesn't climax with tough, no-nonsense New Yorkers pelting Doc Ock with trash.
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They did the whole "the people of the city actually love Spider-Man" in a way more effective way in Spider-Man 2. Same message, way less cheese.[/QUOTE]

One of the many parts I love from that movie. It's almost making fun of the scene from the first movie.[/QUOTE]

Especially when they stand up to the villain and he just looks at them like "I'm fucking Doctor Octopus, bitch!" and then swats them aside.
 
Calleja

Calleja

Yeah, I liked it too... they had just seen Spidey risk everything to save a buttload of children, who Gobby himself had thrown off the bridge.... had I been there I would have been throwing stuff too, I don't see where you get the cheese.
 
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Yeah, except for that pesky red and blue guy who kept hitting him. Also, it's the Clark Kent phenomenon: you don't react to something well that you don't see coming.
 
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