Jme_c
Super Freak
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Im not praising Raimi at all, in fact I don't really like his work. There was an originality with the trilogy, obviously. I really wouldn't say that X-men was the breakthrough so much as the Spider-man's opening was to other individuals, since they were all very similar in story lines. The X-men in my opinion was one of the very original movies with both great writing and cast.
Why not compare them for reality? It is all for effects, we all know that. In Avengers the threat was an alien invasion to Earth, thousands of them destroying streets and cars and how many people did they actually show die? This is my point in Marvel movies, while it was a great movie, with a little more violence and death it just represents much more at stake. Gets people more involved. Bane was breaking necks killing with his bare hands. Im not trying to glorify violence when a bunch of kids will be watching but lets face it a villain just isn't a great villain unless he is a murderous psychopath.
Sorry but Captain America's cheesy line, "I could do this all day" is an example of why Marvel needs to work on the dialogue in their movies. No offense intended to fans of it, he is one of my favorite characters.
I am 100% in agreement with you regarding Marvel films, but for me this new Spider-man isn't one of their usual cheesy flicks. I felt it more darker, the emotions really came through stronger, you had the death of Uncle Ben brilliantly portrayed this time around; Captain Stacey was killed and Spider-man got shot. Plus, like I said, let's not forget this is the first in a trilogy, Batman never really got dark until TDK, so let's not be so quick to write this Spider-man off just yet until we've seen what the sequel has to offer. Personally I'm hoping for Gwen's death!