Spider-Man 3D 2012 - News, Rumors, Speculation

I'm seeing it again on Friday!

well when a film its near to its release i avodi reading any interview or threads for avoid getting spoiled, thanks anyway (i just read of it however before i replied, i saw it on the Marvel movies wiki).

I don't think the "responsibility" speech was ever mentioned in the movie. The closest thing to that speech was when uncle Ben was giving Peter the earful and mentioned that his father was "responsible". The moment uncle Ben mentioned it, I could see where this was leading to - Peter would storm off, uncle Ben would look for him and gets killed etc.

Tell me about it. It isn't as bad as some of the "direct-to-DVD" flicks but the CGI was really lacking in some scenes.

I hope we get to see JJJ but I won't be surprised if we don't as the JJJ character is like a comic relief and doesn't fit into the "feel" of the movie.

It is possible to fit JJJ in but they will make him a really unfeeling, character and unlikeable character.

Finally saw the movie, and I must say, I really like it. Sure, the CGI wasn't the best I've seen, but I'm not one who holds that against a movie when I like it. The chemistry between Garfield and Stone was nice, better then the chemistry between Maguire and Dunst. And to be honest, I didn't mind the Lizard without his snout. Sure, I grew up with the snout and the lab coat, but I was able to manage without it.

The tone was dark, but I can understand that since we were dealing with some heavy subjects in this movie. Hopefully, it will lighten up in the next one, although not too extreme, please. A healthy mix between this one and the Raimi Spider-Man movies would be awesome.

And I second the wish for J.K. Simmons as Jonah. This man IS J. Jonah Jameson.

Welp, saw this. Thought it was pretty awesome. Movie did alot of things right, some wrong, but I can't begin to nitpick it based off of deviating from the source material. These Marvel movies for the most part are drastically being influenced by the Utimate Universe, which I f*ckin' hate, but it's keeping enough of the classic influence to stay afloat of my interests enough. It's also establishing it's own movie continuity shit, were it being advertised as a direct panel by panel translation of a graphic novel like 300 and Watchmen did, We'd all have reason to b*tch and moan about every single detail.

This movie, as a throwback to this:

It failed pretty hard. The Raimi films were a step closer, even though they had much fail on their end as well.

Now, as a throwback to this:

Film did a lot of things right. Wasn't a direct representation of it, but it was clear to me it was it's source material. The U-Verse had a different take on many characters and to me it makes sense to use this Peter since this one is aimed at a more current generation. He also needs to be pretty young to exist in a world where the Avengers are already established and such. This movie's Peter also came off exactly as the U-Verse's Peter. Tobey annoyed the shit out of me, and for that, this movie gets alot more interest.

However, if this film is stil relevent to the shit that's gonna happen in future Marvel movies like the Avenger's 2/3 or even just mention of this film's continued existance in forms of references and shit, it's not gonna feel like a total waste and brings a good unity to everything. If they flat out neglect the movie and it's sequels for a future Marvel-based reboot/origin story, I'm gonna feel like I wasted my time and money. So overall, that's a deciding factor in the importance this Spidey flick is gonna have with me, though I did think it was eons better than the Raimi trilogy. I like Raimi as much as the next guy, but his ass needs to stick to making comedy/horror films that we all enjoy watching. Though the first two were enjoyable, by the time the third came out, it was just a mess while some hold the second Spidey film as god-status, I don't, I hate Dr. Octopus. So there's that.

This film needed a Bruce Campbell cameo though.

The Amazing Spider-Man, for the moment is set in its own seperate continuty, the film is not set in the Earth-199999 universe

Saw it today. It was pretty meh

anyone else think that SPiderman may not be number one in the box office this weekend (in it's only second week)? Ice Age 4 may outshine it this weekend

I think it's "amazing" that people are complaining about the lack of the "great power" line, but still complaining about how the first half of the movie was enough of a rehash as is...

looks like I was right, it's really bad when SPiderman can't keep number one for two weeks in a row

is this the beginning of the end for superheros? Are people just kind of word out with all the hype of Dark Knight and Avengers?