Irvy
Super Freak
Re: OFFICIAL: Marvel Studios Spider-Man
I would like to kiss Zoe Saldana on the face.
I would like to kiss Zoe Saldana on the face.
That's not possible. You'll end up having some very goofy characters.Actually, I'm not sure you couldn't have a black Peter Parker.
He could keep the key elements that make him who he is, just a different race.
While we're on the subject of race last night's Oscars was certainly an evening of absolutely stunning black women: Zoe Saldana, Kerry Washington, Lupita Nyong'o.
You can't have a geeky black kid raised by his aunt, who gets Peter's powers, becomes Spidey, has similar relationships with girls, etc.? We no longer live in a time where someone with X ethnicity would necessarily be any different than someone with Y ethnicity. He doesn't need to be "urban" or whatever to be black.That's not possible. You'll end up having some very goofy characters.
You can't have a geeky black kid raised by his aunt, who gets Peter's powers, becomes Spidey, has similar relationships with girls, etc.? We no longer live in a time where someone with X ethnicity would necessarily be any different than someone with Y ethnicity. He doesn't need to be "urban" or whatever to be black.
You can't have a geeky black kid raised by his aunt, who gets Peter's powers, becomes Spidey, has similar relationships with girls, etc.? We no longer live in a time where someone with X ethnicity would necessarily be any different than someone with Y ethnicity. He doesn't need to be "urban" or whatever to be black.
If he's going to be exactly the same, then what's the point of changing his color then? The result would be the same "boring character" people are complaining about, except his skin is darker than usual. If you're going to change a character's race or ethnicity, shouldn't that play a role to make it fresh? Otherwise, it's just another Nick Fury. I'm not saying that they should go for a stereotype either.
I think that guy is assuming it will happen because Sony is trying to avoid being labeled as racist. So, I don't think there is any real concern over making something fresh or appealing to a new demographic. But who knows? If they want to make a role fresh, then I'm all for it, but don't do it with Peter ****ing Parker and Spider-Man. We saw how well that worked out with WB and Hopeman. No more, please. There are about 10,000 other Marvel characters to choose from, don't go with the poster boy!If he's going to be exactly the same, then what's the point of changing his color then? The result would be the same "boring character" people are complaining about, except his skin is darker than usual. If you're going to change a character's race or ethnicity, shouldn't that play a role to make it fresh? Otherwise, it's just another Nick Fury. I'm not saying that they should go for a stereotype either.
That is possible, and of course, I wouldn't support that at all. Though my impression is that this would be Sony's decision and not Marvel Studios, correct?I think that's part of the issue here, is that when people hear that the character would be a different race they automatically assume that the studios would overlay some sort of stereotypical reach (which Hollywood does a lot actually) but if you take Peter Parker and make him ANY other race, nationality or whatever you'd like to call it but kept the story the exact same it would virtually make no difference. The problem is people are expecting Marvel Studios to not do that, but to try and change the take altogether.
Reading these responses there is an interesting waves from people misunderstanding that using Miles would be somehow race changing Peter Parker to people wanting Peter regardless of race.
Would it bother people more if they used Peter Parker but made him black (ala Johnny Storm) or simply used Miles Morales instead of Peter Parker and just negated Peter altogether?
The divide seems to be strange on this one.
Me personally, I would prefer both used, there is a practical way of them using both not to mention they've already begun space and powers, alternate dimensions is right up Doctor Strange and other characters cosmic but that probably isn't really being weighed out.
You'd prefer that black Peter Parker AND Miles appear in the same movie? That's weird.
I think that guy is assuming it will happen because Sony is trying to avoid being labeled as racist.
$100 says it's Gay Spider-Man.
$100 says it's Gay Spider-Man.
They already said that Garfield won't be returning.