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The Amazing Spider-Man - OPEN SPOILERS NOW
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Kabukiman
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
In my experience, when somebody says something along the lines of "I'm surprised this hasn't been posted yet..." it's been posted already. Usually several times.
In my experience, when somebody says something along the lines of "I'm surprised this hasn't been posted yet..." it's been posted already. Usually several times.
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
Jeez, woke up on the wrong side of the bed or what? How'd you think I would see that in the heap that we call this a thread? (It's at least gotta a little better)
Jeez, woke up on the wrong side of the bed or what? How'd you think I would see that in the heap that we call this a thread? (It's at least gotta a little better)
jye4ever
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I totally buy that Oscorp and Peter's parents had a huge part in helping Peter make his complicated shooting device and costume.
I totally buy that Oscorp and Peter's parents had a huge part in helping Peter make his complicated shooting device and costume.
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Just like a Greek God come's down to earth and speaks perfect english?
I totally buy that Oscorp and Peter's parents had a huge part in helping Peter make his complicated shooting device and costume.
Just like a Greek God come's down to earth and speaks perfect english?
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It's a comic book film. Suspend your disbelief for once.
It's a comic book film. Suspend your disbelief for once.
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
I'm sure he swipes the materials but it's his smarts that does that
I mean he solves the equation on the board that had been haunting Dr. Connors for years. He's wicked smaaart.
I'm sure he swipes the materials but it's his smarts that does that
I mean he solves the equation on the board that had been haunting Dr. Connors for years. He's wicked smaaart.
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I actually think the shooting device is more realistic than just coming out of his wrists,
that was too convenient
besides to be really realistic, the spider web would come out his back, not his butt but above it, I never saw a spider that shoot web from their arms, that to me seemed more stupid actually, like, it made no sense in the raimi movies,
in here, Sure it is still far fetched, But it could be more plausible
I totally buy that Oscorp and Peter's parents had a huge part in helping Peter make his complicated shooting device and costume.
I actually think the shooting device is more realistic than just coming out of his wrists,
that was too convenient
besides to be really realistic, the spider web would come out his back, not his butt but above it, I never saw a spider that shoot web from their arms, that to me seemed more stupid actually, like, it made no sense in the raimi movies,
in here, Sure it is still far fetched, But it could be more plausible
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqgI2kKUqqc&feature=player_embedded#!
ok i thought after avengers and spiderman nothing could shake me up anymore, had seen the trailer before,, but after seeing the making of Ghost rider 2,, spiderman practical stunts suddenly look dull.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqgI2kKUqqc&feature=player_embedded#!
ok i thought after avengers and spiderman nothing could shake me up anymore, had seen the trailer before,, but after seeing the making of Ghost rider 2,, spiderman practical stunts suddenly look dull.
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I'm guessing the shot in the first trailer, where he pulls out the web from the back of his neck is suggesting that.
I'm guessing the shot in the first trailer, where he pulls out the web from the back of his neck is suggesting that.
K07
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
I thought it was cool that Nolan liked to be behind the camera, but these guys are NUTS! In a good way. The practical stunts in that movie are amazing. I'm so surprised a movie is being made today this way. So cool! I haven't seen the first. I like Nicholas Cage a lot but that movie looked lame. This one looks better. Know nothing about the character though...
I thought it was cool that Nolan liked to be behind the camera, but these guys are NUTS! In a good way. The practical stunts in that movie are amazing. I'm so surprised a movie is being made today this way. So cool! I haven't seen the first. I like Nicholas Cage a lot but that movie looked lame. This one looks better. Know nothing about the character though...
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
The organic webshooter and the Spinnerets from the wrist actually came from Spider-Man 2099 where Miguel O' Hara grows them on his forearms and even jokes that at least they aren't shooting out of his butt. The idea for the "finger talons" were also borrowed from there as a suggestion of how he sticks to things like a Spider although less dramatic in the Raimi version:
The spider falls from the web and bites Peter, he grabs the web and yanks the actual Spider off as it has embedded itself via it's fangs at that spot. The wound is of a burrowing spot which some Spiders do to their prey.
The webshooters are 100% non-organic as evidenced further by him testing it by shooting the web through the wreath and it being completely unattached to him. If the wound on the back of the neck were a spinneret why would he need a webshooter? Not to mention he'd need a way to lace it from his neck to those webshooters on the wrist and it'd be the wrong part of the back, the Spinneret would be placed at the tailbone area of a human.
While we're on the topic, watching him turn the dial and change the intensity of the web made me smile as it hasn't really been done since the Bronze age were they showed that depending on the pressure and how he handled the trigger, the web length, intensity, even making those "Web balls" were possible. I remember that trading card with the info on it and even the full page in their old "bibles" that the details thought up.
The organic webshooter and the Spinnerets from the wrist actually came from Spider-Man 2099 where Miguel O' Hara grows them on his forearms and even jokes that at least they aren't shooting out of his butt. The idea for the "finger talons" were also borrowed from there as a suggestion of how he sticks to things like a Spider although less dramatic in the Raimi version:
The spider falls from the web and bites Peter, he grabs the web and yanks the actual Spider off as it has embedded itself via it's fangs at that spot. The wound is of a burrowing spot which some Spiders do to their prey.
The webshooters are 100% non-organic as evidenced further by him testing it by shooting the web through the wreath and it being completely unattached to him. If the wound on the back of the neck were a spinneret why would he need a webshooter? Not to mention he'd need a way to lace it from his neck to those webshooters on the wrist and it'd be the wrong part of the back, the Spinneret would be placed at the tailbone area of a human.
While we're on the topic, watching him turn the dial and change the intensity of the web made me smile as it hasn't really been done since the Bronze age were they showed that depending on the pressure and how he handled the trigger, the web length, intensity, even making those "Web balls" were possible. I remember that trading card with the info on it and even the full page in their old "bibles" that the details thought up.
jye4ever
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
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There will be 2 when I name my second son Mike
The organic webshooter and the Spinnerets from the wrist actually came from Spider-Man 2099 where Miguel O' Hara grows them on his forearms and even jokes that at least they aren't shooting out of his butt. The idea for the "finger talons" were also borrowed from there as a suggestion of how he sticks to things like a Spider although less dramatic in the Raimi version:
The spider falls from the web and bites Peter, he grabs the web and yanks the actual Spider off as it has embedded itself via it's fangs at that spot. The wound is of a burrowing spot which some Spiders do to their prey.
The webshooters are 100% non-organic as evidenced further by him testing it by shooting the web through the wreath and it being completely unattached to him. If the wound on the back of the neck were a spinneret why would he need a webshooter? Not to mention he'd need a way to lace it from his neck to those webshooters on the wrist and it'd be the wrong part of the back, the Spinneret would be placed at the tailbone area of a human.
While we're on the topic, watching him turn the dial and change the intensity of the web made me smile as it hasn't really been done since the Bronze age were they showed that depending on the pressure and how he handled the trigger, the web length, intensity, even making those "Web balls" were possible. I remember that trading card with the info on it and even the full page in their old "bibles" that the details thought up.
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jye4ever
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
Poor Tobey
Poor Tobey
jye4ever
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Re: The Amazing Spider-Man
Nah, I just love his face in that explosion
I hope the new Spidey gets a splosion too the face from Lizard.
Maybe a tail to the face.
You're stirring up ____ aren't ya?
Nah, I just love his face in that explosion
I hope the new Spidey gets a splosion too the face from Lizard.
Maybe a tail to the face.
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