Spiderman 3 wasn't that bad :Spiderman Reboot :?

Since the 3 movies suck i imagine they want to start anew.

Since the 3 movies suck i imagine they want to start anew.

Zerocrossings

Incorrect.

Raimi didn't get fired, he quit because he didn't like the direction that Sony was forcing him to take.

It all comes down to the villain...

[QUOTE="scorch-62"][QUOTE="Dylan_11"]No, Spiderman 3 was THAT bad.Dylan_11

Spider-man 3 was dead awful. If we were allowed to get a refund for that movie,I'msure a lot of uswould. That aside, I was looking forward to Spidey 4, but I'll just have to settle for the reboot now. I wonder what girl is going to play Mary Jane now.

So many people just can't see the brilliance that is Spider-Man 3, and as such it gets far too much undeserved hate. It's amazing just how underrated the film is. I personally feel it's on par with the previous movies, and it only gets better with each viewing.

Spiderman 3, ahh yess if I didn't pay money to see it I would've walked out.....

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Since the 3 movies suck i imagine they want to start anew.

MrGeezer

Incorrect.

Raimi didn't get fired, he quit because he didn't like the direction that Sony was forcing him to take.

Ha, probablyrealised that what he was making was garbage.

Spiderman 3 was good, but I think that Eddie Brock was too small and too wimpy, when he lost his job in the comics, he started going wieght lifting and imagined he was strangeling spiderman everytime he lifted the pole up, he was driven somewhat insane, his wife left him, no newspaper would hire him everything was just hell for him.

In the movie however, he just went to church and asked god to kill peter parker. Thats it pretty much. And every single time venom talked to spiderman, he peeled his face back, every.single.time. And there was just too little of him, he just came in for 20 minutes in the end and got killed. Venom should also be pretty huge. And he should've licked Spiderman with his long tongue, he usually does that. Come to think of it, they didn't show much of his tongue at all.

[QUOTE="bobaban"] lol those were my thoughts in the theater. Also too much crying. If they had removed all that and Venom. The movie would have been good.Avistann

Theres a new british guy taking up the lead role of Peter Parker.

It doesnt need a reboot, if it does.. am guessing it will be more darker... just saying.

No, Spiderman 3 was that awful. I can't blame Sam Raimi on Venom though since the studio forced him to include him. I can't forgive the dance scene and emo Parker though. I don't know which screen writers thought that would be a good idea.

It doesnt need a reboot, if it does.. am guessing it will be more darker...

g0ddyX

Which is stupid, because for the most part, Spider-Man isn't supposed to be a dark or gritty type of character...

They did mess up venom. He was way too camp. It should have been venom + sandman, no green goblin necessary. It was still a good movie though. Its supposed awfulness is exaggerated. Ninja-Hippo

Are you kidding me... Harry as the green goblin was put off a while and if anything venom or the sandman would go first.

I mean they should probably have done Venom and Carnage together with Topher as Carnage if they really wanted a double villian... Venom just felt rushed in that movie... Harry vs Topher was a good fight sequence imo.

Do not get me wrong though they could have made Topher a good venom if they followed up on how Eddie Brock bulked up and worked out alot after getting fired (which would have been amazing seeing Topher pump Iron) and I mean they could artificially give him some sort of muscle suit considering the "fat suits" they build some actors.

Atleast the Lizard is the rumored villian for the Reboot but I would like to have seen Raimi's Lizard later on as Conners was a reoccuring character.

I mean they should probably have done Venom and Carnage together with Topher as Carnage if they really wanted a double villian... Venom just felt rushed in that movie... Harry vs Topher was a good fight sequence imo.

Do not get me wrong though they could have made Topher a good venom if they followed up on how Eddie Brock bulked up and worked out alot after getting fired (which would have been amazing seeing Topher pump Iron) and I mean they could artificially give him some sort of muscle suit considering the "fat suits" they build some actors.

Banjo_Kongfooie

They should have introduced Eddie Brock in the first film, instead of throwing him into the third film and completely rushing his arc.

I am looking forward to this reboot. Tobey Maguire was good, but I think Andrew Garfield is a much better actor who could give the Peter Parker character more depth. I also like the new director. It may be a bit soon for a reboot, but I think this has potential.

I am looking forward to this reboot. Tobey Maguire was good, but I think Andrew Garfield is a much better actor who could give the Peter Parker character more depth. I also like the new director. It may be a bit soon for a reboot, but I think this has potential.

Film-Guy

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I am looking forward to this reboot. Tobey Maguire was good, but I think Andrew Garfield is a much better actor who could give the Peter Parker character more depth. I also like the new director. It may be a bit soon for a reboot, but I think this has potential.

blazinpuertoroc

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[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

I am looking forward to this reboot. Tobey Maguire was good, but I think Andrew Garfield is a much better actor who could give the Peter Parker character more depth. I also like the new director. It may be a bit soon for a reboot, but I think this has potential.

sammyjenkis898

Exactly. Most of the time they get older actors to play younger parts. Andrew Garfield has shown in Boy A, Imaginarium of doctor parnassus, and Red Riding trilogy that he is a very good actor. I still think Emile Hirsch would have been good though.

They did mess up venom. He was way too camp. It should have been venom + sandman, no green goblin necessary. It was still a good movie though. Its supposed awfulness is exaggerated. Ninja-Hippo

The last spiderman movie came out in '02... sounds about time for a reboot.Baconbits2004

no the last spiderman movie came out in 2007.

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]They did mess up venom. He was way too camp. It should have been venom + sandman, no green goblin necessary. It was still a good movie though. Its supposed awfulness is exaggerated. TheShadowLord07

[QUOTE="Paladin_King"]I agree that Spider-Man doesn't really need a reboot....at least, it certainly doesn't need one as badly as the X-Men franchise. That said, the last Spider-Man movie was pretty bad, especially compared to the first two movies. Not X-Men 3 bad, but bad. The dance/evil Peter musical sequence still haunts my dreams.Dylan_11

What is this? I don't even....

I don't think people understand that that was supposed to be funny. I thought it was pretty funny.

[QUOTE="Paladin_King"]I agree that Spider-Man doesn't really need a reboot....at least, it certainly doesn't need one as badly as the X-Men franchise. That said, the last Spider-Man movie was pretty bad, especially compared to the first two movies. Not X-Men 3 bad, but bad. The dance/evil Peter musical sequence still haunts my dreams.Dylan_11

What is this? I don't even....

my god, it is that bad. :|

At least Spider Man 3 had an awesome trailer.:P

At least Spider Man 3 had an awesome trailer.:P

mitu123

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At least Spider Man 3 had an awesome trailer.:P

sammyjenkis898

Also, nice sig.

mitu123

Thanks.

Also, that trailer reminded me of the god awful decision to make the Sandman the killer of Peter's uncle. Man, that was awful.

[QUOTE="mitu123"]Also, nice sig.

sammyjenkis898

Thanks.

Also, that trailer reminded me of the god awful decision to make the Sandman the killer of Peter's uncle. Man, that was awful.

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]The last spiderman movie came out in '02... sounds about time for a reboot.MrBubbles59

no the last spiderman movie came out in 2007.

Yes, it really was this bad. It was awful. A crime. A disgrace. An unpleasant violation of my innocence.nocoolnamejim

It really wasn't that bad. Y'know, sometimes I think that the hate for this movie started with a very small crowd. Then it just grew and grew until it became the hulking beast it is today. Like it suddenly became cool to hate on Spiderman 3. Everyone jumped on the bandwagon so to speak. I'm not saying that's you in particular nocoolnamejim, but I do think it is the case with many people.

I watched it in the cinema when it was out - I quite liked it - the first film is the best, though, without a doubt. :)

I don't get why people bash the evil Peter scene (here). I thought it was hilarious :P It was being cheesy on purpose, that's what Sam Raimi does

Yea it does.........do I need to remind you of emo spider-manand that dance scene, that was just awful

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[QUOTE="Paladin_King"]I agree that Spider-Man doesn't really need a reboot....at least, it certainly doesn't need one as badly as the X-Men franchise. That said, the last Spider-Man movie was pretty bad, especially compared to the first two movies. Not X-Men 3 bad, but bad. The dance/evil Peter musical sequence still haunts my dreams.T_REX305

What is this? I don't even....

my god, it is that bad. :|

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[QUOTE="Dylan_11"]

What is this? I don't even....

x8VXU6

my god, it is that bad. :|

Sam Raimi was being cheesy on purpose when he did this.. he wasn't being serious..

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[QUOTE="T_REX305"]

my god, it is that bad. :|

Afrojitsu

Sam Raimi was being cheesy on purpose when he did this.. he wasn't being serious..

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[QUOTE="x8VXU6"]someone needs to go to jail for this.............give them life in the hole for this

Dylan_11

Sam Raimi was being cheesy on purpose when he did this.. he wasn't being serious..

It's just who Sam Raimi is. I've seen several of his movies and read a book by Bruce Campbell which talked a lot about him. You can see elements of it in all the Spider-Man movies, like in the second when when Doctor Octopus is under surgery and his mechanical arms go whack-o.

[QUOTE="Dylan_11"][QUOTE="Afrojitsu"]

Sam Raimi was being cheesy on purpose when he did this.. he wasn't being serious..

Afrojitsu

It's just who Sam Raimi is. I've seen several of his movies and read a book by Bruce Campbell which talked a lot about him. You can see elements of it in all the Spider-Man movies, like in the second when when Doctor Octopus is under surgery and his mechanical arms go whack-o.