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Re: Spider-Man: The Reboot!
Emma Roberts please.
Emma Roberts please.
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plasmid303
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Well if they're casting for looks, then I agree Emma Stone easily looks the part.
Well if they're casting for looks, then I agree Emma Stone easily looks the part.
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I think that she's got the acting chops to pull it off too.
I think that she's got the acting chops to pull it off too.
Darth_Fatso
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Emma Stone would be great.
I would really love to see Black Cat in this (my favorite Marvel gal tied with Emma Frost) but I agree with a previous post that she might be a bit to mature for a teenage Spidey and probably won't work as well as MJ or Gwen.
Emma Stone would be great.
I would really love to see Black Cat in this (my favorite Marvel gal tied with Emma Frost) but I agree with a previous post that she might be a bit to mature for a teenage Spidey and probably won't work as well as MJ or Gwen.
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So i wonder if Andy has started weight training at all yet.
So i wonder if Andy has started weight training at all yet.
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Garfiled was born in 1983 as was Emily Blunt. I would get her to play the part.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1289434/
Garfiled was born in 1983 as was Emily Blunt. I would get her to play the part.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1289434/
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I hope not. Realistically Spidey needs a swimmer's body not a bodybuilder's body. His toned, yet thin physique makes his feats of strength more impressive.
I hope not. Realistically Spidey needs a swimmer's body not a bodybuilder's body. His toned, yet thin physique makes his feats of strength more impressive.
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This chick is Mj. Way hotter then the last one. I would love to see her as Mj she looks like the character and sounds acts like the character would act in easy A. Good choice.
Emma Stone as MJ....I'm Actually Really Happy with that choice, thanks for the update Mike
This chick is Mj. Way hotter then the last one. I would love to see her as Mj she looks like the character and sounds acts like the character would act in easy A. Good choice.
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He is. It was on Comingsoon. They could still make him toned, yet thin.
He is. It was on Comingsoon. They could still make him toned, yet thin.
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Swimmer's are buff and lean. He doesn't have to be a bodybuilder. Andrew has no muscle to speak of so yeah, i was wondering if he started to work out.
Thanks. Yes, Spider-Man has a fast metabolism, so he is lean yet muscular. But not too big.
Swimmer's are buff and lean. He doesn't have to be a bodybuilder. Andrew has no muscle to speak of so yeah, i was wondering if he started to work out.
Thanks. Yes, Spider-Man has a fast metabolism, so he is lean yet muscular. But not too big.
plasmid303
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In other words, he should look something like Tobey did in the Spidey trilogy.
In other words, he should look something like Tobey did in the Spidey trilogy.
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Yeah, i think a little bigger than that would even be better. I thought his legs were skimpy, dunno if that was the suit or not. But his legs and the stuntman's looked soft. Wall crawling=muscular legs
I still think they should use the 90's cartoon theme in the movie somewhere. ( i know it will never happen, but i love Joe Perry So...)
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Yeah, i think a little bigger than that would even be better. I thought his legs were skimpy, dunno if that was the suit or not. But his legs and the stuntman's looked soft. Wall crawling=muscular legs
I still think they should use the 90's cartoon theme in the movie somewhere. ( i know it will never happen, but i love Joe Perry So...)
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This logic is beyond flawed. If I was born in 1985 then I'd be 10 when Batman Forever came out so by that logic he'd be my Batman while two years later he was replaced? But if I was born in 1987 I'd have to associate with Clooney by some proxy dictating year of birth to childhood attachment to a superhero film? What makes a hero "yours" is your own personal association to the portrayal and embodiment of the character on the screen. If you hated Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man it doesn't make him "our" Spider-Man simply because I happened to live in the time he acted in those films? "Spider-Man of ____ generation" is nothing more than a catchphrase used the sell merchandise.
There are folks who were born in the 70s who like Ewan over Alec and vice versa folks who were born in the 90s who preferred Alec, its their association and attachment to that portrayal which makes it theirs. You do in fact choose it and having it laid onto you makes absolutely no sense. Especially in this day and age with DVDs and downloads widely available, a child born in this day and age could very well say that George Reeves is their Superman because they have access and that is what they relate to despite age. They could never make a case for Superman of their generation but then again that is the catchphrase you'll see again probably put out by WB to sell the next guy in the Big Blue suit.
Tobey is only your Spider-Man if you liked and enjoyed it, if you didn't and enjoy the Garfield presenation more your age or what was on when you were growing up has no bearing. If that is the case than Christopher Daniel Barnes is my Spider-Man because the four years he portrayed Spider-Man on the animated series were far more influential and watched while growing up than anything Tobey Maguire put out especially considering that in 1999 I was already 18 and by most respects in terms of childhood influence already grown.
This logic is beyond flawed. If I was born in 1985 then I'd be 10 when Batman Forever came out so by that logic he'd be my Batman while two years later he was replaced? But if I was born in 1987 I'd have to associate with Clooney by some proxy dictating year of birth to childhood attachment to a superhero film? What makes a hero "yours" is your own personal association to the portrayal and embodiment of the character on the screen. If you hated Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man it doesn't make him "our" Spider-Man simply because I happened to live in the time he acted in those films? "Spider-Man of ____ generation" is nothing more than a catchphrase used the sell merchandise.
There are folks who were born in the 70s who like Ewan over Alec and vice versa folks who were born in the 90s who preferred Alec, its their association and attachment to that portrayal which makes it theirs. You do in fact choose it and having it laid onto you makes absolutely no sense. Especially in this day and age with DVDs and downloads widely available, a child born in this day and age could very well say that George Reeves is their Superman because they have access and that is what they relate to despite age. They could never make a case for Superman of their generation but then again that is the catchphrase you'll see again probably put out by WB to sell the next guy in the Big Blue suit.
Tobey is only your Spider-Man if you liked and enjoyed it, if you didn't and enjoy the Garfield presenation more your age or what was on when you were growing up has no bearing. If that is the case than Christopher Daniel Barnes is my Spider-Man because the four years he portrayed Spider-Man on the animated series were far more influential and watched while growing up than anything Tobey Maguire put out especially considering that in 1999 I was already 18 and by most respects in terms of childhood influence already grown.
BatFanatic
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The first season of the 60's cartoon is my Spider-man. Featuring simplified versions of the stories taken from the early comics & actual images taken from the books, and animated in that style.
Not a fan of "Jughead" Andrew, but at least he respects his new role as Spidey and will hopefully do a great job.
Although, if the movie is patterned after the Bendis books, then I'll have to pass.
The first season of the 60's cartoon is my Spider-man. Featuring simplified versions of the stories taken from the early comics & actual images taken from the books, and animated in that style.
Not a fan of "Jughead" Andrew, but at least he respects his new role as Spidey and will hopefully do a great job.
Although, if the movie is patterned after the Bendis books, then I'll have to pass.
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Tim Daly is my Superman too.
The animated Spider-Man is definitely my Spider-Man. Kevin Conroy is my Batman too.
Tim Daly is my Superman too.
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I approve of the above messages.
The animated Spider-Man is definitely my Spider-Man. Kevin Conroy is my Batman too.
Tim Daly is my Superman too.
I approve of the above messages.
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