The Amazing Spider-Man (reboot)

[Stout]

The first two were waaaay overrated, and Dunst is meh.

 

[Mulli]

The first two were waaaay overrated, and Dunst is meh.

Absolutely what I think. I tried and failed to make it through Spidey 2 on two separate occasions.

 

[Mulli]

Jake Gyllenhall (sp?)

I got no one.

 

[Pariah]

Jake Gyllenhall (sp?)

I got no one.

I think he would have been good when the franchise started, but like McGuire, he's getting too old. JMHO.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I can't think of anyone who would do it better either.

 

[abomb]

I dont see how SM4 could work without Tobey McGuire. How do you replace him with someone of similar age, as if no one would notice? How do you replace him with a younger actor and have to reintroduce all the origin from the first film?

I just dont get it.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I dont see how SM4 could work without Tobey McGuire. How do you replace him with someone of similar age, as if no one would notice? How do you replace him with a younger actor and have to reintroduce all the origin from the first film?

I just dont get it.

I agree, you will have to wait another 5 years and find another Christian Bale lying around.

 

[abomb]

Also, it would have been nice for them to run the whole Gwen Stacy storyline in SM2.

 

[abomb]

Also, it would have been nice for them to run the whole Gwen Stacy storyline in SM2.

Tell me this wouldnt have been awesome...

"Peter graduates from high school and enrolls at Empire State University, where he meets Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy. His aunt introduces him to Mary Jane Watson, whom he dates for a short time, but Peter soon falls in love with Gwen. Meanwhile, Harry becomes Peter's roommate and best friend, but starts using illegal drugs.

Harry's father, Norman Osborn, is revealed to be the Green Goblin and discovers Spider-Man's secret identity. After her father is killed in a battle between Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus, Gwen's relationship with Peter is put on hold when she travels to England. It was later revealed in a highly controversial retcon that Gwen had an affair with Norman Osborn, and gave birth to two children while in Europe. Harry suffers a drug overdose shortly after she returns." - wikipedia

 

[Pariah]

So, lemme get this straight. You guys are willing to suspend disbelief in a man that gets the powers of a spider and fights crime in tights, but not that it could be anyone else except Toby McGuire?

Hooooookaaaaaayyy.....

 

[abomb]

So, lemme get this straight. You guys are willing to suspend disbelief in a man that gets the powers of a spider and fights crime in tights, but not that it could be anyone else except Toby McGuire?

Hooooookaaaaaayyy.....

LOL! That's awesome.

OK, smart guy, using your infinite knowledge and presidential authority, map out how the fourth movie should go down.

 

[Pariah]

Tell me this wouldnt have been awesome...

It wasn't awesome in the comics, so I'm willing to bet it wouldn't have been awesome on the screen. I hated that storyline because it really F'd with Gwen Stacey post-mortem.

 

[Pariah]

LOL! That's awesome.

OK, smart guy, using your infinite knowledge and presidential authority, map out how the fourth movie should go down.

Alright. I'll have a pitch for you by the end of the week. I'll give you a hint: it'll involve the Lizard, I think.

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[abomb]

Alright. I'll have a pitch for you by the end of the week. I'll give you a hint: it'll involve the Lizard, I think.

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Awesome.

 

[Pariah]

Also, it would have been nice for them to run the whole Gwen Stacy storyline in SM2.

This is true. As it is, MJ in the movies is a mix of GS and MJ from the comics. That's my biggest complaint about the films (though I liked them both a lot).

 

[Pariah]

OK, smart guy, using your infinite knowledge and presidential authority, map out how the fourth movie should go down.

Okay, so it came quicker than I thought it would.

It's loosely based on an old comic book storyline:

A new media-***** is on the scene in New York: Kraven the Hunter. He bags big, dangerous game all over the globe, and makes his fortune (and his fame) by documenting it and showing the hunts to the world. He’s got a lot of toys as to make him an interesting visual character on the screen.

When Kraven shows up in NY, it’s on the heels of a string of bad PR for our hero—much of it a result of bad luck, but it’s made worse by J Jonah Jameson. It gives Kraven the public support for his announcement-- he’s hunting the biggest game of all: Spider-Man.

Spider-Man doesn’t think too much of it, assuming that Kraven is closer to Steve Irwin than the “character” he portrays in his hunts. He finds out he’s wrong—Kraven sets up some elaborate traps that SM barely manages to escape.

At the same time, Doc Connors is working on genetic experiments to fuse lizard and amphibian genomes with that of a human’s so that people might one day be able to re-grow limbs just as a lizard does. He gets ahead of himself, and in an effort to grow back his own arm he uses himself as a guinea pig. Predictably, it goes poorly and he becomes the Lizard…and the new object of Kraven’s hunt.

The Lizard is a super-strong and fast creature, but mindless. He’s tearing the city apart.

Spidey knows the Lizard is actually his friend Doc Connors, so he wants to help him and thinks he can reverse the process—so he’s trying to apprehend him without hurting him. Kraven is trying to kill him, and wouldn’t mind bagging SM in the process.

So, the climactic battle is between SM, Kraven and the Lizard—each of the characters wants different outcomes making for one helluva dilemma for Spidey.

 

[Mulli]

Okay, so it came quicker than I thought it would.

It's loosely based on an old comic book storyline:

A new media-***** is on the scene in New York: Kraven the Hunter. He bags big, dangerous game all over the globe, and makes his fortune (and his fame) by documenting it and showing the hunts to the world. He’s got a lot of toys as to make him an interesting visual character on the screen.

When Kraven shows up in NY, it’s on the heels of a string of bad PR for our hero—much of it a result of bad luck, but it’s made worse by J Jonah Jameson. It gives Kraven the public support for his announcement-- he’s hunting the biggest game of all: Spider-Man.

Spider-Man doesn’t think too much of it, assuming that Kraven is closer to Steve Irwin than the “character” he portrays in his hunts. He finds out he’s wrong—Kraven sets up some elaborate traps that SM barely manages to escape.

At the same time, Doc Connors is working on genetic experiments to fuse lizard and amphibian genomes with that of a human’s so that people might one day be able to re-grow limbs just as a lizard does. He gets ahead of himself, and in an effort to grow back his own arm he uses himself as a guinea pig. Predictably, it goes poorly and he becomes the Lizard…and the new object of Kraven’s hunt.

The Lizard is a super-strong and fast creature, but mindless. He’s tearing the city apart.

Spidey knows the Lizard is actually his friend Doc Connors, so he wants to help him and thinks he can reverse the process—so he’s trying to apprehend him without hurting him. Kraven is trying to kill him, and wouldn’t mind bagging SM in the process.

So, the climactic battle is between SM, Kraven and the Lizard—each of the characters wants different outcomes making for one helluva dilemma for Spidey.

nerd alert.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

nerd alert.

You needed this post to know that he was a nerd?

 

[Linderbee]

Okay, so it came quicker than I thought it would.

It's loosely based on an old comic book storyline:

A new media-***** is on the scene in New York: Kraven the Hunter. He bags big, dangerous game all over the globe, and makes his fortune (and his fame) by documenting it and showing the hunts to the world. He’s got a lot of toys as to make him an interesting visual character on the screen.

When Kraven shows up in NY, it’s on the heels of a string of bad PR for our hero—much of it a result of bad luck, but it’s made worse by J Jonah Jameson. It gives Kraven the public support for his announcement-- he’s hunting the biggest game of all: Spider-Man.

Spider-Man doesn’t think too much of it, assuming that Kraven is closer to Steve Irwin than the “character” he portrays in his hunts. He finds out he’s wrong—Kraven sets up some elaborate traps that SM barely manages to escape.

At the same time, Doc Connors is working on genetic experiments to fuse lizard and amphibian genomes with that of a human’s so that people might one day be able to re-grow limbs just as a lizard does. He gets ahead of himself, and in an effort to grow back his own arm he uses himself as a guinea pig. Predictably, it goes poorly and he becomes the Lizard…and the new object of Kraven’s hunt.

The Lizard is a super-strong and fast creature, but mindless. He’s tearing the city apart.

Spidey knows the Lizard is actually his friend Doc Connors, so he wants to help him and thinks he can reverse the process—so he’s trying to apprehend him without hurting him. Kraven is trying to kill him, and wouldn’t mind bagging SM in the process.

So, the climactic battle is between SM, Kraven and the Lizard—each of the characters wants different outcomes making for one helluva dilemma for Spidey.

Awesome.

 

[Pariah]

I forgot...here's what Kraven looks like:

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[abomb]

I forgot...here's what Kraven looks like:

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Played by?

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[Pariah]

Played by?

Nice call.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I forgot...here's what Kraven looks like:

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played by

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[abomb]

played by

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Niiiice.

Venom's suit is NOT black.

Mary Jane told Billo, "you no get this, you no get this!".

 

[Louis]

I forgot...here's what Kraven looks like:

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Played by Danny Trejo...

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