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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Bingo
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by PenguinJoe
(Post 11281959)
why do I have zero interest in this movie? Please tell me.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by PenguinJoe
(Post 11281959)
why do I have zero interest in this movie? Please tell me.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
While I'm not pleased by a reboot. It actually looks a lot better production design wise. Hated Raimi's sets. They always looked fake. Also I favor this film's color palette more. And I hope the female love interest isn't a dumbd bitch like MJ was. Gwen actually seems a lot smarter than MJ for sure. Granted...she was smarter in the comics too.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC
(Post 11282437)
While I'm not pleased by a reboot. It actually looks a lot better production design wise. Hated Raimi's sets. They always looked fake. Also I favor this film's color palette more. And I hope the female love interest isn't a dumbd bitch like MJ was. Gwen actually seems a lot more smarter than MJ for sure. Granted...she was smarter in the comics too.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
damn it. lol.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by PenguinJoe
(Post 11281959)
why do I have zero interest in this movie? Please tell me.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by kgrogers1979
(Post 11282008)
Out of 11 reviews, it is currently 91% fresh on rottentomatoes. It certainly looks like it isn't going to be a dismal piece of crap like many people were predicting.
Wow 11... because critics are always right...it could be 100% bfd. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by wm lopez
(Post 11282547)
The lead actor. The babe is not a babe. The villian doesn't look good.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by wm lopez
(Post 11282547)
The lead actor. The babe is not a babe. The villian doesn't look good.
Originally Posted by d2cheer
(Post 11282614)
:lol:
Wow 11... because critics are always right...it could be 100% bfd. Well duh there are only 11 reviews right now because it hasn't officially been released yet and only a handful of people in the UK have seen it. It also isn't just critics that are giving it favorable reviews. Over on the CBR forums, a few people there have seen it and most of them liked it. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Personally I'd rather see it and determine if it's good myself rather than rely on internet word-of-bitch.
The internet told me to hate the Raimi movies, and I don't. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Nick Martin
(Post 11282786)
Personally I'd rather see it and determine if it's good myself rather than rely on internet word-of-bitch.
What really gets my goat is when people judge a movie to be bad before they have ever even seen it. Sure there are things about this movie that have me worried, but I am not trashing it before I give it a chance and see it for myself. I am *gasp* keeping an open mind. The internet told me to hate the Raimi movies, and I don't. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
For the record, I've tried to say this LOOKS like a bad movie. What I could glean from the trailers as far a the plot goes and the effects looked awful.
I'll still see it and I hope the marketing has just done a disservice to the movie. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
I've eased up on my disdain for this movie a bit I guess. The first trailer and early footage of it looked like it was going to be shit but I've got a bit more hope for it now. I still don't like what I've seen thus far of Garfield as Peter/Spidey but I'm willing to give it a chance. The big thing for me is I still think Lizard looks like crap and some of the CGI looks kind of shoddy. On top of that I recently rewatched the first two Raimi Spider-Man films and still don't think a reboot was really needed.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Nick Martin
(Post 11282786)
Personally I'd rather see it and determine if it's good myself rather than rely on internet word-of-bitch.
The internet told me to hate the Raimi movies, and I don't. i like them fine..but they're flawed. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by kgrogers1979
(Post 11282816)
Well yeah of course. That isn't to say that critics are bad reviewers. They just have different tastes than you. So find a critic that has the same tastes as you.
What really gets my goat is when people judge a movie to be bad before they have ever even seen it. Sure there are things about this movie that have me worried, but I am not trashing it before I give it a chance and see it for myself. I am *gasp* keeping an open mind.
Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC
(Post 11282845)
That may be..but as long as you know that they're not as great as they are. They're good but still flawed. Entertainment doesn't equate to quality.
i like them fine..but they're flawed. I've never thought of them as great or terrible, no extremes. I don't have many issues with them aside from the conveniences in Spider-Man 3 about the old butler coming clean about what he knew at the last possible moment to give Harry his change of heart, and the shoehorning-in of Sandman into Ben Parker's killing. Common complaints many have had about it. The dancing stuff which everyone (at least on the internet, don't know about 'real life') seems to despise was something I still have a lot of fun with. It's very funny to me, and not embarrassingly funny either. I got a kick out of it. They're big, flashy, exciting, colorful and I like the balance between that and the wholesome nature of Peter and his family. That's what I like about them most. That's why I had no interest in this reboot, because I felt like the general audience: Why are they doing that instead of just making a fourth? Of course I understand why, but that's what I feel about this movie: It's unnecessary, much like how some people....feel about 3D ;) |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
I mostly agree and really thought the Raimi movies weren't bad either. I don't really get the sudden backlash against them other than that more super hero movies have come along since and have been better. However for what they are I still think Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 aren't bad. Spider-Man 3 had it's moments too but was definitely the weak link of the trilogy.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Nick Martin
(Post 11282851)
I've never found a critic that has similar tastes because I've never looked for one and never will. Film critics' opinions and rankings of movies have never meant anything to me personally at all, but that's me. They carry a lot of weight with others (which is why I bothered to mention the THR review) but personally, never have, never will.
I didn't say anything about them being great, or being flawed. Also it sounds precisely like you're doing exactly what I said: The internet told me to hate the Raimi movies. If you're saying as long as I know they aren't great, then....well what if I did think they were great? Does it matter? Do I have to unplug my ethernet cable and never return for fear of internet banishment? I don't get it. I'm kidding, but still I don't agree with this idea of how people are seemingly supposed to like or supposed to dislike specific movies and other forms of entertainment. I've never thought of them as great or terrible, no extremes. I don't have many issues with them aside from the conveniences in Spider-Man 3 about the old butler coming clean about what he knew at the last possible moment to give Harry his change of heart, and the shoehorning-in of Sandman into Ben Parker's killing. Common complaints many have had about it. The dancing stuff which everyone (at least on the internet, don't know about 'real life') seems to despise was something I still have a lot of fun with. It's very funny to me, and not embarrassingly funny either. I got a kick out of it. They're big, flashy, exciting, colorful and I like the balance between that and the wholesome nature of Peter and his family. That's what I like about them most. That's why I had no interest in this reboot, because I felt like the general audience: Why are they doing that instead of just making a fourth? Of course I understand why, but that's what I feel about this movie: It's unnecessary, much like how some people....feel about 3D ;) |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Posted on CHUD:
"I reiterate: it would have to be an epic crash and burn for you to declare it a failure. Even the positive reviews support what a lot of us are saying: it's a solid, middle-of-the-road Spider-Man flick with a good cast. WOW. Surely that was worth scrapping an entire film series, treating the paying customers like memory-deficient idiots, rehashing a done-to-death story and setting a crappy precedent for future franchises. It's not even ABOUT "oh you Raimi fanboys need to get over it", it's about THIS ENTIRE FILM being the most cynical cashgrab in recent memory, and a cadre of online nerds suddenly being willing to ignore such studio dickishness because it features a character they like." Great post. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Tom Creo
(Post 11283013)
Posted on CHUD
.... Great post. I get the "this entire film" is about the new one, but the rest sounds like it's Spider-Man 3 being talked about as not being a 'crash and burn' failure. |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
The one with skateboarding and hoodies.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Tom Creo
(Post 11283233)
The one with skateboarding and hoodies.
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Dragon Tattoo
(Post 11283641)
So, the good one.
It's a fun game to play when you haven't seen a movie, isn't it? |
Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
What's wrong with skateboarding and hoodies?
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Re: Spider-Man (2012, Marc Webb)
Originally Posted by Draven
(Post 11283680)
It's a fun game to play when you haven't seen a movie, isn't it?
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