Genuine Excitement for The Amazing Spiderman?

Is anyone genuinely excited for the up-coming film-reboot of the wall-crawler, The Amazing Spiderman? Initially, I wasn't impressed by it (based on the early trailers of it). However, the most recent trailer which can be seen during the previews for The Avengers has changed my mind about it. This rendition of Spidey seems more closely linked to the comics. For example, as in the comics, it seems that this Spidey will make jokes while fighting crime; in the most recent trailer, when a couple of thugs whip out knives, Spidey says (sarcastistically) "Oh, little knives. My greatest weakness." Tobey McGuire's Spidey didn't do things like this. Also, the CGI seems more refined in this trailer and the action a bit better. Anyhow, I'm still not as excited for it as I was and still am for The Avengers, and as I am for The Dark Knight Rises, but I'm definitely looking forward to it now. How about you guys and gals?

The actors are good, but I'm too burnt out on Spiderman movies to care about this. JML897

Yea, the fact that it's the fourth Spiderman film in the last ten years makes it somewhat uninteresting when compared to other superhero films. I wonder how well it's going to do at the box office.

Well Emma turns my member into her surname, and I'm liking the hipster element of the film so far, so yeah; should be good.MrPraline

You're still in heat, Kitty Cat? Looks like I'm going to have to get you neutered.

[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Well Emma turns my member into her surname, and I'm liking the hipster element of the film so far, so yeah; should be good.BluRayHiDef

You're still in heat, Kitty Cat? Looks like I'm going to have to get you neutered.

One bad aspect, though!! No Bruce Campbell cameo in this one.MrPraline

I found some enjoyment out of the other films, so I'll probably see this when it's out at some point. I'm hardly jumping out of my seat about it though.

nah, imma watch batman insteadwii60_3

But, you can see both.

I was not excited at first but then after seeing some more trailers and hearing more about it I got excited. I'm curious how different it will be from the previous movies. I hope it's more serious and less campy than the last 3.

Wait, I thought the new Spider-Man was going to be black.CRS98

LOL. The film industry isn't ready for that.

I love Spiderman, and I think Spiderman 2 is the greatest superhero movie of all time. With that said, the movie looks really bad. I'll still see it regardless though. TonyDanzaFan

[QUOTE="CRS98"]Wait, I thought the new Spider-Man was going to be black.BluRayHiDef

LOL. The film industry isn't ready for that.

I'm glad that they're basing it much closer to the comics, like that his love interest in Gwen Stacey and he's a freshman in high school. It'll be a fun film to watch as I was hoping that the Lizard would be in Spider-Man 2 and 3, but he wasn't. They never even had the courtesy to explain why Connors was missing his arm (It took me a while to even notice it was missing).

If he is more like his actual character than how he was in the previous series, I'm interested. I always liked the 90s animated series' version's wit and hibitual satire.

I think the only 2 super hero characters that can stand on their own are batman and iron man. These two characters have in my opinion being developed perfectly, both incredibly contrasting and in parts very deep. I think Iron man can only get better in terms of character development and batman is basically perfect, although I hate his voice. The new spiderman while a few years back would have seemed pretty cool, just kinda seems a bit to forced and the previously mentioned "oh small knives" thing, just seemed like a really cheap line and wasnt funny at all, specially when you have witnessed the avengers and seen what was a perfect performance of the hulk in terms of comedy.

This version of spiderman just seems a few years too late. However I guess if it does well then maybe we will see him in the next avengers?

Why would we reboot a franchise that ended recently?metroidprime55

Initially, I had little interest in the film. However, after seeing some footage, I'm actually looking forward to it.

Is anyone genuinely excited for the up-coming film-reboot of the wall-crawler, The Amazing Spiderman? Initially, I wasn't impressed by it (based on the early trailers of it). However, the most recent trailer which can be seen during the previews for The Avengers has changed my mind about it. This rendition of Spidey seems more closely linked to the comics. For example, as in the comics, it seems that this Spidey will make jokes while fighting crime; in the most recent trailer, when a couple of thugs whip out knives, Spidey says (sarcastistically) "Oh, little knives. My greatest weakness." Tobey McGuire's Spidey didn't do things like this. Also, the CGI seems more refined in this trailer and the action a bit better. Anyhow, I'm still not as excited for it as I was and still am for The Avengers, and as I am for The Dark Knight Rises, but I'm definitely looking forward to it now. How about you guys and gals?

BluRayHiDef

I love Spiderman, and with that said, the movie looks really bad. I'll still see it regardless though. TonyDanzaFan

Can't be any worse than 3 and I am a fan of Spider-Man so I will probably go. More excited for Promethus and Dark Knight though.

I'm excited about it, mainly because I couldn't stand Toby Maguire as Spidey. Just not at all. I hope Andrew does better.

I'm glad that they're basing it much closer to the comics, like that his love interest in Gwen Stacey and he's a freshman in high school. It'll be a fun film to watch as I was hoping that the Lizard would be in Spider-Man 2 and 3, but he wasn't. They never even had the courtesy to explain why Connors was missing his arm (It took me a while to even notice it was missing).

WiiCubeM1

But....but.....there's no JJ.:|

[QUOTE="TonyDanzaFan"]I love Spiderman, and with that said, the movie looks really bad. I'll still see it regardless though. chilly-chill

batmayng has raised the standard. so spiderman most likely will look poor in comparisonlloveLamp

Looks potentially quite good. Andrew Garfield is a much better actor than Tobey Maguire and Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy is a great choice.

[QUOTE="lloveLamp"]batmayng has raised the standard. so spiderman most likely will look poor in comparisonTonyDanzaFan

Not much about the trailer screamed realistic reboot to me. Also trailers tend to paint a different portrait of the movie that isn't always accurate.

Refuse to see a movie that just had it's SECOND reboot.

Unless they mail me a movie ticket for wasting my time with the other three movies.

Refuse to see a movie that just had it's SECOND reboot.

Unless they mail me a movie ticket for wasting my time with the other three movies.

airshocker

I really enjoyed the first three original films and don't really see why they are making a reboot why didn't they just make a fourth one ? So yeah I'm not excited at all really since I think the whole reboot thing is kind of dumb since the original films were not made that long ago.

[QUOTE="WiiCubeM1"]

I'm glad that they're basing it much closer to the comics, like that his love interest in Gwen Stacey and he's a freshman in high school. It'll be a fun film to watch as I was hoping that the Lizard would be in Spider-Man 2 and 3, but he wasn't. They never even had the courtesy to explain why Connors was missing his arm (It took me a while to even notice it was missing).

TonyDanzaFan

But....but.....there's no JJ.:|

WHAT!?!

Those heathans shall pay with their blood.