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the_dengle on 10 February 2015
TheSting said:
Movies are always predictable anyway. "Good guys" no matter what stay alive and conquer the "bad guys"



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The_Sony_Girl1 on 10 February 2015

Oh yeah! Another reboot! Yay! :-



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EricFabian on 10 February 2015
AlfredoTurkey said:

Nooooooooo!

Am I the only one who hates when huge characters are in the same movie? I don't want Superman and Batman in the same movie. I want Batman to stay in HIS movies, in HIS worlds... alone. The same goes for Spiderman. He's a great character and doesn't need anyone else to do well. All he needs are great writers, directors and actors.

When you take A list characters and throw them together, what you get, imo, is a diluted, mundane, product where neither are spectacular nor boring.

Not happy about this.


do you ever read the comics? Marvel comics?



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TheGoldenBoy on 10 February 2015

Great news. Spidey is Marvel's biggest character and it'll be nice to see him crossover with the Avengers. However, I hope they use Andrew Garfield. He really was a great Spider-Man.



AlfredoTurkey on 10 February 2015
EricFabian said:
AlfredoTurkey said:

Nooooooooo!

Am I the only one who hates when huge characters are in the same movie? I don't want Superman and Batman in the same movie. I want Batman to stay in HIS movies, in HIS worlds... alone. The same goes for Spiderman. He's a great character and doesn't need anyone else to do well. All he needs are great writers, directors and actors.

When you take A list characters and throw them together, what you get, imo, is a diluted, mundane, product where neither are spectacular nor boring.

Not happy about this.


do you ever read the comics? Marvel comics?


Yes, I know that this happens in comics but I have never been a fan of it. I'm not a huge comic reader, but the ones I HAVE enjoyed are the ones where these guys are handling their shit on their OWN. I know I'm in the minority here, but that's just how I like my super heroes. 

When I pick up an issue, or see something like Batman vs. Superman... I always cringe. It's to comics and comic based movies what cross overs are to TV shows (for me anyway).



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LowSettings4Life on 10 February 2015
morenoingrato said:
Am I the only one who liked TA Spiderman 2 way more than the Marvel films? Actually, am I the only one who liked TA Spiderman 2?

*gets sniped*

It was my movie OTY for 2014. Gwen's death was BEAUTIFULLY executed, the most emotional superhero scene in a long time. Spidey's personality was spot-on. Electro's powers and effects were done really well, Harry had a harsh (in a good way) character arc



animegaming on 10 February 2015
AlfredoTurkey said:

Nooooooooo!

Am I the only one who hates when huge characters are in the same movie? I don't want Superman and Batman in the same movie. I want Batman to stay in HIS movies, in HIS worlds... alone. The same goes for Spiderman. He's a great character and doesn't need anyone else to do well. All he needs are great writers, directors and actors.

When you take A list characters and throw them together, what you get, imo, is a diluted, mundane, product where neither are spectacular nor boring.

Not happy about this.


there is so much wrong with this post i don't there where to begin but i will start with the obivous one

Batman and Spider-Man will never cross cover in terms of films cause Batman is a DC character and Spider-Man is a Marvel character and secondly Marvel characters like Spider-Man, Captain America, Iron-Man, Thor, Hulk, Deadpool, Fantatic and all of the X-Men etc have all been in the same universe in terms of comics since the 60's and still are to this very day and most of them were created back then same thing apply's to DC charcters like Batman, Superman,  Wonder Women, Aquman, Green Lantern, and Flash etc.



artur-fernand on 10 February 2015
AlfredoTurkey said:

Nooooooooo!

Am I the only one who hates when huge characters are in the same movie? I don't want Superman and Batman in the same movie. I want Batman to stay in HIS movies, in HIS worlds... alone. The same goes for Spiderman. He's a great character and doesn't need anyone else to do well. All he needs are great writers, directors and actors.

When you take A list characters and throw them together, what you get, imo, is a diluted, mundane, product where neither are spectacular nor boring.

Not happy about this.

You have a good point, but I feel it only applies to DC movies. Batman vs. Superman reeks of something made just to catch up with Marvel. For fuck's sake, they're introducing Wonder Woman and Aquaman on that movie.

Marvel did FIVE movies before The Avengers. With each hero having their own individual films, the collective movies are free to be non-sensical, delicious actionfests with a little exposition.

 

@OP: BOOM. That was my reaction. About fucking time, Spidey was out of MCU to star on a decent movie and then a terrible one. This Amazing Spider-Man reboot was such a mistake, imo.



artur-fernand on 10 February 2015
shikamaru317 said:

I like that Spiderman will now be able to appear in other Marvel movies, I dislike the fact that Sony will still have the rights. Sony's Spiderman reboot sucked imo, nowhere near as good as the Sam Raimi Spiderman movies. I doubt I'll be watching any future Spiderman movies, and that's a sad fact since he's my favorite superhero : (


But the Sam Raimi movies were Sony movies too =P

So it's the director's fault really. Just have to choose it better.



Fusioncode on 10 February 2015
shikamaru317 said:
artur-fernand said:

But the Sam Raimi movies were Sony movies too =P

So it's the director's fault really. Just have to choose it better.

I thought Columbia Pictures did the Raimi trilogy?  Then Columbia's rights expired after Spiderman 3 and Sony got the rights, then Sony and Raimi got into a disagreement over the future of the series and Spiderman 4 got cancelled while it was still in pre-production.

Probably the only thing that'll make me watch these new Sony Spiderman movies is if they reboot a 2nd time with a new director and new cast, some of the casting in the reboot was just awful. Also, bring back MJ as Peter's main love interest, I always liked her more than Gwen.

Sony Pictures is Columbia Pictures. 

To your second point this is a full reboot. New cast, new creative team, new everything. 



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