Originally Posted by Shatner's Bassoon
if nothing else this movie had some great set photos.
That new shoes sensation.
"There's two of them!?"
I really disliked ASM but ASM 2 is shaping up to be a must-see at this point.
Hold on, whoa, wait a sec, Kurtzman and Orci helped write the script for the sequel?
It has to be fake. Look how many times they use the same imagery throughout. If it's real, it's real lazy.
Electro is the main on-screen villain, plain and simple. Rhino is just a cameo and is stopped really early on in the film. Harry and Norman have an ongoing relationship throughout (plus Harry and Peter obvs). Norman at Oscorp (or someone) knows about Spidey/Peter and his father, and saw that his formula was successful. Norman is dying, either he or his son use the same formula and turn into GG at the very end.
Something like that. It *could* work given the villains have a common thread (Oscorp) rather than that sandman/venom clusterfuck.
Who knows, I'm hoping its good. The suit is just too good for them to screw it up.
Something like that. It *could* work given the villains have a common thread (Oscorp) rather than that sandman/venom clusterfuck.
Who knows, I'm hoping its good. The suit is just too good for them to screw it up.
Last edited by Sentry; 11-29-2013 at 06:15 PM.
I don't think this is much of a "juggle."
Rhino's going to be at the open. Goblin's going to be at the tail end.
This is still mostly Spidey vs. Electro.
A poster is not a plot synopsis :)
edit: beaten by less than a minute by Sentry :)
Rhino's going to be at the open. Goblin's going to be at the tail end.
This is still mostly Spidey vs. Electro.
A poster is not a plot synopsis :)
edit: beaten by less than a minute by Sentry :)
C'mon guys, SM3 wasn't bad just because of all the villains. There were several things that made it terrible.
This gonna be good.,
screw the haters!
screw the haters!
This seems plausible. And then you add in the time for Aunt May and Gwen Stacy, sounds like a full two hours. I don't wish for the film to fail, I just want the film to fully realize it's potential. They have the suit, non-organic webbing, Gwen Stacy, Oscorp, all the tools to make a memorable film. Waiting to see how it turns out.Electro is the main on-screen villain, plain and simple. Rhino is just a cameo and is stopped really early on in the film. Harry and Norman have an ongoing relationship thought (plus Harry and Peter obvs). Norman at Oscorp (or someone) knows about Spidey/Peter and his father, and saw the his formula was successful. Norman is dying, either he or his son use the same formula and turn into GG at the very end.
Something like that. It *could* work given the villains have a common thread (Oscorp) rather than that sandman/venom clusterfuck.
May 2.
Agreed. Oh and don't forget the whole Richard Parker angle. There's going to be some reveal there, or a flashback to their death in the plane crash. (which Norman was probably responsible for, as he escaped with 'the formula')Originally Posted by supersanni
This seems plausible. And then you add in the time for Aunt May and Gwen Stacy, sounds like a full two hours. I don't wish for the film to fail, I just want the film to fully realize it's potential. They have the suit, non-organic webbing, Gwen Stacy, Oscorp, all the tools to make a memorable film. Waiting to see how it turns out.
May 2.
Yeah, the problem with Spider-Man wasn't that it had three (really four) villains, it's that it had four villains with four separate subplots. Conversely, the villains in ASM2 sound like they're all (however tenuously) tied together.Something like that. It *could* work given the villains have a common thread (Oscorp) rather than that sandman/venom clusterfuck.
I honestly would not be surprised if they dropped that entire thing. I think they had a chance to explore it in the first film but now it's just going to look like a tacked on plot from the first film, which it is.Agreed. Oh and don't forget the whole Richard Parker angle. There's going to be some reveal there, or a flashback to their death in the plane crash. (which Norman was probably responsible for, as he escaped with 'the formula')
It's in the film most likely. I think some guy from the Office was casted to play a young Richard Parker. They probably should have just dropped it.Originally Posted by Salvor.Hardin
I honestly would not be surprised if they dropped that entire thing. I think they had a chance to explore it in the first film but now it's just going to look like a tacked on plot from the first film, which it is.
Man this movie is gonna be awesome.
Yeah, possibly something related to the FBI and him being undercover working at Oscorp. Then hiding the formula in peter's genes before escaping, only to have their plane crash.It's in the film most likely. I think some guy from the Office was casted to play a young Richard Parker. They probably should have just dropped it.
The only interesting part of Richard is how it ties into Norman/Oscorp and Spidey's origins not being *completely* accidental. Otherwise it's pointless.
They may have dropped it just as they did with MJ, but I somehow doubt it.
Marc Webb teased Venom a few months ago, so I'm thinking we see the seeds for the character planted in ASM 2.
I'm just waiting for the trailer...keeping my hopes not too high...
The poster does seem kinda off, not that I mean it's fake.
Goblin...not too sure how I feel about him being shown the poster.
Rhino looks a mess.
The poster does seem kinda off, not that I mean it's fake.
Goblin...not too sure how I feel about him being shown the poster.
Rhino looks a mess.
Also you need Green Goblin because the lady who plays Gwen confirmed she was only signed to two movies and then there's a pic of her on a bridge...
http://www.scifinow.co.uk/blog/35857...uld-be-genius/Originally Posted by linkman26
Interesting....source?
The tease came via his twitter account.
Yeah, that off-screen trailer features a Spidey that's pretty damned funny. I like that quite a bit.
I don't care that he is being played by Giamati. This is more recognition than Rhino deserves.
that spider-man suit is sick it's probably the best super hero suit
A Spiderman trilogy with an arc that isn't "Uncle Ben's killer is Sandman, and the Osbourne's butler is a cunt" would be great.
The first one was fun, but a bit too MTV for lack of a better word. I don't think anyone should expect an amazing film from this franchise anymore, just a fun blockbuster will do.
I don't mind having multiple villains, it's having such shitty versions of them that annoys me. It's going to be just like the first film where I finally liked how they handled Spidey but the villain was meh.
Need a better look at Goblin. Surprised he's in this.
...why the hell is Elektro in this?
You'd think studios would have learned by now about throwing too many damn villains into a movie.
you guys are all severely underestimating Marc Webb
he is brilliant director
he is brilliant director
Webb has the right angle on Spidey but the script was crappy. Spider Man was agile and acrobatic. The attack in the school was great. Garfield is an endearing Peter Parker and Emma Stone is hot as usual.
Aunt May is Sally Field for crying out loud. Sally Field!!
Aunt May is Sally Field for crying out loud. Sally Field!!
That certainly didn't come through in the wildly mediocre ASM.Originally Posted by Jokergrin
you guys are all severely underestimating Marc Webb
he is brilliant director
But I am willing to give the benefit of the doubt. I'm interested in seeing what he does when not burdened with the arduous task of retelling Spider-man's origin.
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