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Re: Spider-Man: The Reboot!

The thing I'm dying to see is the costume. Raimi's Spider-Man IMHO pretty much nailed what we would see on screen and it'll be hard for them to differenciate from the films before as they seem to really be gunning for and not look outlandish. I mean we don't want this:

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So we?

I still think Clooney could/can be a good older version of Bats, but.......

Spidey with nips? Me thinks not! I am curious as to the "hi-tech" suit that is being used, but I'm still eager to see what Garfield brings to the role, he is slowly becoming a favorite actor of mine.
 
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I don't want that, I want this.





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Re: Spider-Man: The Reboot!

Must be your computer because it's coming up fine for me. Even the quote has it.
 
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I don't want that, I want this.





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:lol I forgot he had that awful suit as well... That being said, I don't remember much from Batman & Robin... thank god :monkey4 :lol


Hope the new Spidey will look awesome! I don't think they can stray too far from the original design, so I guess it will look like Sam Raimi's Spider-Man... Which isn't a bad thing IMO...
 
Re: Spider-Man: The Reboot!

although Webb did dress Zooey as summer kinda like Gwen in 500 days
 
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i said kinda :lol y'know with the haircut and headband and conservative dress....i don't know, i see it.
 
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I still think Webb will make Gwen and Peter look like they walked off of a CW show more than anything else.
 
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yeah your prob right, its a shame, but its a good possibility thats what we'll see
 
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John Schwartzman, cinematographer of Sony's upcoming untitled Spider-Man movie, revealed on the RedUser.net forums that shooting started on Monday for the film and that they are using Epic Digital Cameras, much like how The Hobbit will be shot in 3D:
Today was Epic, Monday December 6 marks the first day the Red Epic camera was used to shoot a major studio motion picture. I can say for certainty the camera does exist and boy is it ready for primetime, as a matter of fact it's a true game changer. We shot in 3D with 4 Epics mounted on 2 3ality TS-5 rigs today, we did 22 set ups, including running high speed and the images look stunning! I do believe the sensor is iso 800 minus 1 stop for the mirror in daylight and iso 640 in tungsten light but that is really for every dp to determine for themselves, Brook Willard and I figured 640 tungsten but that's just a number. For the first time in digital cinematography, small size doesn't come with a resolution penalty, as a matter of fact there isn't a higher resolution camera available other than IMAX, and this one weighs 5lbs with an ultra prime on it, suddenly 3D isn't a 100lb beast! We had the cameras on dollies and a libra head today and we flew the 3D rig like it was an Arri 435. You guys told me you could do it in September and here we are today, Congratulations.

I am lighting by eye except that I've had to re-train myself to work at lower light levels because the camera is so sensitive. The images we made today were stunning, rich beautiful color and the resolution of a vistavision camera all in a package the size of a Hasselblad 501. We are shooting 2.40 at 5K, there wasn't a hiccup from the cameras all day, the data was flawless, and there was a lot of it. I can tell you without these cameras it would be impossible to move a 3D rig in the ways that THIS story demands, if Jim and the crew hadn't made these cameras available to us I don't think we could have shot this movie the way our director envisioned it in 3D. Guys you've trusted me to take these out on their maiden voyage and I can tell you that after today I won't let you down.

In related news, Irrfan Khan talked to The New York Times about being cast as Nels Van Adder, who in the comics becomes Proto-Goblin:
Q. In "Spider-Man" you're playing a character not that many people have heard of. What can you tell us about Van Adder?
A. Is that his name? These science-fiction names don't mean a lot to me. He's a character who, I think, was not in the comics or perhaps a minor character. I've read some pages, but the whole script hasn't been made available to me.

Q. How did you get the role?
A. My manager told me that the director Marc Webb was approaching us. I spoke with him, and he sounded very engrossed, and I was interested. I'm expectant and really looking forward to it.

Q. Have you had to do any training in preparation for the part? And what about being in 3-D?
A. You don't do training for action. You're waiting for action. You just strap yourself into a harness and go. Two dimensions, three dimensions — "Avatar" really made a difference in terms of 3-D, but beyond that I haven't thought about it.

Directed by Marc Webb, the film stars Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans, Martin Sheen, Denis Leary, Campbell Scott, Julianne Nicholson, Khan and Annie Parisse. It is scheduled for a release on July 3, 2012.
 
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My God, I forgot how horrible some of those batsuits are. Was that one with nipples actually in a movie? What the hell were they thinking on that one?
 
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Call me cheesy, but if they used this at the beginning of the movie i would not complain.

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You're crazy.

I happen to agree though. I loved that cartoon.
 
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Spoiler for the picture:

We’ve seen Emma Stone with her ‘back to blonde’ hair color for her role as love interest Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man. Now, with the film beginning to shoot this week, we’ve got the first images of Ms. Stone on set and in character. The pics aren’t very exciting, but they could be read as a suggestion of the fate of another character in the film. Read our suppositions after the break, or just scroll down to the photo gallery if you want to avoid spoilers.

Reports from set say that the scene puts Gwen Stacy at a funeral, which is pretty evident from the pics. Given that you can also see a great many cops around her, there’s a good chance that she’s attending a funeral for her father, police captain George Stacy, who is played by Denis Leary. In the classic comics continuity, Captain Stacy learned Peter Parker’s Spider-Man secret, but was killed by Doctor Octopus. As he died, he implored Peter/Spidey to take care of his daughter.

We don’t know specifics about the scene being shot, but the circumstantial photo evidence suggests that we’ll see a similar fate for Captain Stacy (probably not at the hands of Doctor Octopus) in Marc Webb‘s film. Leave your thoughts (including arguments for a different take on the pics) in the comments.
 
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