The Amazing Spider-Man - OPEN SPOILERS NOW

[isculpt]

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actually, you missed the mark by about 13 years

Ugh! Neo is wearing a cotton shirt and his trench coat isn't LEATHER. Must be so unrealistic

 

[crows]

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Ugh! Neo is wearing a cotton shirt and his trench coat isn't LEATHER. Must be so unrealistic

see youre starting to get it

 

[crows]

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this is what i mean

Sandman beats him up and pushes him out of a moving car, Doc Oc throws bricks at him,
but Spidey's suit only tears when is convenient for the story, the rest he already really acts like he is wearing leather, sometimes it looks like he is wearing unbreakable cloth in those movies. the only times his costume torns out is always near the end, and when his mask comes off, is like a way to make him look vulnerable, like i said, convenient,

 

[ZaCHw117]

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Or Raimi was just using it as a tool for storytelling purposes.

 

[crows]

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Or Raimi was just using it as a tool for storytelling purposes.

and that's why i like the new suit better,

 

[OSCORP]

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Want to See Spider-Man and The Avengers in the Same Movie?

by Spencer Perry
June 09, 2012
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At last year's Comic-Con, Avi Arad was asked about the potential of Spider-man and The Avengers meeting up on the big screen and he brushed it off. He seemed to think Spider-Man had enough stories behind him that he didn't need to be a part of the team.
Now after the movie juggernaut that The Avengers has become, he's having second thoughts.
When talking to Crave Online about it Arad said, "Everything is possible. If something like that happens, it’s great for Disney, it’s great for Sony, if the right story comes in. We are now working on Venom first. It’s our first out, so our thinking is in the right direction. Avengers to me was an expected success so I never looked at it because Avengers was successful.”
"The way to make team-up movies work is to create the raw materials, both technically and creatively, in other movies first," he continued. "Team-ups can happen once you create the character, establish the CG, otherwise it’s not affordable.”

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

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i agree with Avi

At last year's Comic-Con, Avi Arad was asked about the potential of Spider-man and The Avengers meeting up on the big screen and he brushed it off. He seemed to think Spider-Man had enough stories behind him that he didn't need to be a part of the team.

Spidey doesn't need to be apart of a team especially the Avengers who operate on a larger scale than Spidey's class as a street-level hero

 

[Irvy]

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Anyone know if there will be an art book for this?

 

[Khonsu70]

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A guy who gets superpowers because he's bitten by a mutant spider is too unrealistic because his suit is made of cotton and not something like a diving suit???

Stupidest. Thread. EVER.

 

[K07]

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Blackmask, I get what you're saying. Don't know why no one else around these parts can't read... That said, the suit still sucks

What's that quote about Venom above? Really? They didn't learn their lesson from SM3? Rushing to get to Venom again? Am I reading that correctly? Those of you optimistic about this series are so effed if I'm reading his quote about Venom and the Avengers correctly

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

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^ a Venom movie has been in planned development for years

 

[thenammagazine]

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this is what i mean

Sandman beats him up and pushes him out of a moving car, Doc Oc throws bricks at him,
but Spidey's suit only tears when is convenient for the story, the rest he already really acts like he is wearing leather, sometimes it looks like he is wearing unbreakable cloth in those movies. the only times his costume torns out is always near the end, and when his mask comes off, is like a way to make him look vulnerable, like i said, convenient,

You should worry more about the plotholes and impossible escapes in Batman, like how does a man with 4th degree burns function normally without pain killers and what unseen force keeps 2-Face's eye in it's socket? How do both Batman and Rachel walk away from the highrise fall completely undamaged? How do roof beams support a 2+ ton tank strolling across their roofs?

When talking to Crave Online about it Arad said, "Everything is possible. If something like that happens, it’s great for Disney, it’s great for Sony, if the right story comes in. We are now working on Venom first. It’s our first out, so our thinking is in the right direction. Avengers to me was an expected success so I never looked at it because Avengers was successful.”
"The way to make team-up movies work is to create the raw materials, both technically and creatively, in other movies first," he continued. "Team-ups can happen once you create the character, establish the CG, otherwise it’s not affordable.”

Ugh... Is Venom planned for the sequel? Or even worse... a solo film?

 

[jye4ever]

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You should worry more about the plotholes and impossible escapes in Batman, like how does a man with 4th degree burns function normally without pain killers and what unseen force keeps 2-Face's eye in it's socket? How do both Batman and Rachel walk away from the highrise fall completely undamaged? How do roof beams support a 2+ ton tank strolling across their roofs?

Nam wanted Superman in TDKR really bad.

 

[thenammagazine]

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Nam wanted Superman in TDKR really bad.

Killer Croc > Bane

 

[jye4ever]

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SHH:

At last year's Comic-Con, Avi Arad was asked about the potential of Spider-man and The Avengers meeting up on the big screen and he brushed it off. He seemed to think Spider-Man had enough stories behind him that he didn't need to be a part of the team.

Now after the movie juggernaut that The Avengers has become, he's having second thoughts.

When talking to Crave Online about it Arad said, "Everything is possible. If something like that happens, it’s great for Disney, it’s great for Sony, if the right story comes in. We are now working on Venom first. It’s our first out, so our thinking is in the right direction. Avengers to me was an expected success so I never looked at it because Avengers was successful.”

"The way to make team-up movies work is to create the raw materials, both technically and creatively, in other movies first," he continued. "Team-ups can happen once you create the character, establish the CG, otherwise it’s not affordable.”

What do you think? Think Spider-Man appearing in an Avengers movie is ever gonna happen?

 

[thenammagazine]

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It's in Disney/Marvel's best interest to let Sony, who's borderlining bankruptcy, run Spider-Man into the ground so they get the property back. I don't ever see Fox letting the FF or X-Men licenses go after the success of Avengers.

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

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The Avengers have such a ridiculously deep roster to draw from, do we really need Spidey in there?

 

[ExMem-LarjaThwei]

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This suit is so perfect.

So. Damn. Perfect.

 

[thenammagazine]

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The Avengers have such a ridiculously deep roster to draw from, do we really need Spidey in there?

Not sure a movie let by Hawkeye, featuring Doc Sampson, Mockingbird, Tigra, Wonderman, Hercules, Shroud and Quicksilver would be as interesting.

 

[ironwez20]

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Quicksilver is xmen he can't be there I don't think.