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First Spider-Man: Homecoming reactions
- Thread starter Biggest-Geek-Ever
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ratcliffja
Member
Are you stalking my BRAIN? I actually tried to just make a Juno joke but couldn't come up with a good pun.
MoonsaultSlayer
Member
Before I search, is there a definitive MCU timeline to watch the films in the correct order or are there debates with multiple fan created timelines?
I ask because there are a few I haven't seen (Thor 2 [I know, don't shoot me], Winter Soldier, IM3) and I might as well start from the beginning.
Do any of the Hulk films fit in anywhere despite the multiple recasts and not officially being a part of the MCU (afaik)?
I ask because there are a few I haven't seen (Thor 2 [I know, don't shoot me], Winter Soldier, IM3) and I might as well start from the beginning.
Do any of the Hulk films fit in anywhere despite the multiple recasts and not officially being a part of the MCU (afaik)?
J. Juno Jameson would be displeased...
Inferno313
Banned
Just watch them in release order. By and large, they all take place in release order. Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is the only exception (It takes place 6 months after Guardians 1), but those movies are so self-contained so far that it doesn't matter when they take place.
What makes you think Incredible Hulk isn't in the MCU?
Anyways the only timeline is just watching them. The only movie that doesn't happen in the year it came out is Guardians 2
I shit you not, the new official IMAX poster:
I kinda like this
MugiwaraCole
Member
Cap 1 came out during World War 2?
What is this? How old am I? How long was I asleep?
Who was doing the wisecracking?
The melodrama in Raimi's Spider-Man movies is unbearable, especially SM2. Just like Singer's X-Men movies, there's nothing enjoyable about watching most of the characters conversing with one another. ASM was leagues better than any of Raimi's because it immediately bypassed any teen angst scenes of unrequited feelings and resolved to what everyone knew was coming. ASM2 was almost as bad as SM3, though.
Here's to hoping Homecoming can beat them all, though that's not much of a challenge.
Here's to hoping Homecoming can beat them all, though that's not much of a challenge.
Technically, the whole movie is an extended flashback! It starts off with them contemporaneously finding him in the ice.
The "Peter Parker skateboards around sadly" montage was the moment I lost any faith that ASM could get good.
MugiwaraCole
Member
Good catch lol
Spider-Man. The poster said that Spider-Man was not funny in that movie, to which I kinda agree, but its still managing to sell Spider-Man as a guy who makes quips.
And I think he makes this quips at a far more enjoyable pace then at any other movie until now and pretty sure after Homecoming.
OUT, AM I?
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
FIRST, WE ATTACK HIS HEART!
Maybe? Can't remember, but I have been pretty vocal of my fondness for BvS here, it was indeed a lit movie.
And better than anything the MCU has done since Winter Soldier. Heck so has Wonder Woman been better than anything the MCU since Winter Soldier. Here's hoping Spidey and Thor can change my mind. Thor at least looks like its trying to do something different.
HELLO MY DEAR
BronsonLee
Member
fuck, you all took the good lines
hang on one sec
ahem
um
*cuts turkey in a creepy manner*
hang on one sec
ahem
um
*cuts turkey in a creepy manner*
#1 defender
Member
It's a cool scene, but my friends and i laughed our asses off to it at the time, because we saw it for what it was, a campy (awesome) Evil Dead homage. I'm a chicken when it comes to horror movies, but a woman making nailmarks on a metal floor doesn't read as terryfing to me.
it's a beautiful Evil Dead homage, but i think most people see that and only feel the horror aspect of it.
the nails, the quick zoom to the handsaw, the first person tentacle camera, etc.
damn, that scene was so good
Mr. Poolman
Member
Which were Spidey's quips?
I recall Gobby as a somewhat funny guy, but Spider-Man? nope, almost mute when on mask.
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
#1 defender
Member
DELIVER US!
FINISH IT! FINISH IT!
DeviantBoi
Member
How can you do the Green Goblin in movies?
They went with the metal suit and mask and it didn't look that great. They went with a disease to explain the green and it looked even worse.
Just do it like in the comics with a rubber goblin mask?
They went with the metal suit and mask and it didn't look that great. They went with a disease to explain the green and it looked even worse.
Just do it like in the comics with a rubber goblin mask?
SmackAttack
Member
WRONG ANSWER
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
Yup.
Code:
[img]https://socialpsychol.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/green-goblin_prosthetic-mask_spider-man.jpg[/img]Spectacular did it well. Essentially costumes were the status quo (because Norman had been secretly churning out supervillains to distract Spidey from the real crimes.)
MugiwaraCole
Member
The Raimi movies? Uhhh
MisterHero
Super Member
BIKE MESSENGER
KNOCKED ME DOWN
KNOCKED ME DOWN
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
Chained Prometheus
Member
BACK TO FORMULA...
Crimson_Echidna
Banned
You're out MugiwaraCole, outta your mind!
MisterHero
Super Member
They got it wrong!
MY NAME IS THE HUMAN SPIDER
MY NAME IS THE HUMAN SPIDER
MugiwaraCole
Member
Because it's one of maybe two to exist.
MoonsaultSlayer
Member
Punch me I bleed.
