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all my loli wolf companions are so moe
I was actually half-expecting Bucky to go, "please kill me, I feel you"
Bucky is.
ON HIS FACE.
I've had way more than enough of teenage spider-man, I didn't need it from the MCU too.
The vast majority of Spider-Man's existence outside of the films has been in full adulthood.Spider-Man being a teenager is like, his thing, though...
That contrast already exists in the comics though without him being in highschool.Especially when you're working in a universe that has all kinds of superheroes at this point, you want each new one you introduce to feel distinct and unique. Having a teenage Peter will really set up an interesting contrast when he's alongside Tony and Steve and the rest of these guys.
The vast majority of Spider-Man's existence outside of the films has been in full adulthood.
That contrast already exists in the comics though without him being in highschool.
I don't get it, what's the big deal?
Poor Daredevil, didn't get called by Stark to join his superteam.
The vast majority of Spider-Man's existence outside of the films has been in full adulthood.
That contrast already exists in the comics though without him being in highschool.
But, I mean, it isn't? Ben/Gwen dying sure but the former isn't even being revisited so why keep this? There's no value in it and adult spider-man is infinitely more interesting anyway.Sure. But it's still a defining trait of the character. Leaving highschool out of Peter's story would almost be like leaving WWII out of Cap's.
But, I mean, it isn't? Ben/Gwen dying sure but the former isn't even being revisited so why keep this? There's no value in it and adult spider-man is infinitely more interesting anyway.
Both Maguire and Garfield have two films each under 20 starting from iirc the 11th/12th grade. So regardless of what you consider... it is teen Spider-man largely.This is your opinion though. I don't consider Maguire/Garfield 'teens' so that aspect is still unexplored to me. And I'd much rather have a film about a teenage spidey then an adult one.
Both Maguire and Garfield have two films each under 20 starting from iirc the 11th/12th grade. So regardless of what you consider... it is teen Spider-man largely.
The Peter Parkers they were playing were both in the middle of highschool. They were playing teenagers.Both were in their mid-to-late 20s when they filmed their first Spider-Man film. That's not a teenager.
The Peter Parkers they were playing were both in the middle of highschool. They were playing teenagers.
Garfield literally has scenes in a highschool classroom ASM2 featured HS graduation.Maguire was a senior, Garfield was never mentioned IIRC
Garfield literally has scenes in a highschool classroom ASM2 featured HS graduation.
19 at the youngest? Doesn't SM1 open with him trying to catch a school bus to get to his highschool
if Pete was 19 in spider-man one then that means he got held back a year
I knew he was fucking stupid
Holy fuck that was amazing. I can't wait to see this on Friday.
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You haven't seen the film and yet you watched that?
As I mentioned before, to those has not seen any trailers/spoilers will have a better experience than us. I felt like there are some scenes they shouldn't have shown.
Yeah I love spoilers. It pisses my friends off but I love knowing about stuff before I watch it.
For most movies and shows, I don't mind spoilers. Hence me being here or seeking out Walking Dead episode summaries. But video games and books. I absolutely don't want to spoiledYeah I love spoilers. It pisses my friends off but I love knowing about stuff before I watch it.
I think Marisa Tomei knows Peter is Spidey. She's just using him to get close to the hot superhero men.
Tony using Peter to get to May.
May using Peter to get to Cap.
Peter using Tony to get to Wanda.
Hahaha leaked from Vietnam. Goddamn Aunt May is gorgeous.
Tony using Peter to get to May.
Commercial #33 is up. Looks like Bucky doesn't always job to Panther.
So, that scene of Cap carrying a casket is definitely Peggy's, right?
So, that scene of Cap carrying a casket is definitely Peggy's, right?