What's impressive is how Spider-Man Homecoming is really solid but only the third best comic movie this year behind Logan and Wonder Woman. And it'll likely drop to fourth or fifth.
The film glosses over his origin, which robs Spider-Man of his inherent tragedy.
Lol that always gets me for some reason.
look at Nostradamus over here. What are the lottery numbers for next week?
My man I completely agree Spider-Man 2 is the worst Spider-Man movie.
1 > ASM 2 > 3 >ASM 1 > 2
This movie sounds bad if it's even worse the 2.
Raimi slander should be punishable by death. Or exile, whichever works.
What's impressive is how Spider-Man Homecoming is really solid but only the third best comic movie this year behind Logan and Wonder Woman. And it'll likely drop to fourth or fifth.
Don't most people complain about seeing the origin story multiple times? I know this was a thing for Batman.
I like how several people have mentioned that the film has lots of good surprises.
You think people would be tired of seeing it."The film skips the origin" oh thank fuck.
We've seen Uncle Ben die enough now.
"The film skips the origin" oh thank fuck.
We've seen Uncle Ben die enough now.
But still, I think these movies don't take enough risks.
My man I completely agree Spider-Man 2 is the worst Spider-Man movie.
1 > ASM 2 > 3 >ASM 1 > 2
This movie sounds bad if it's even worse the 2.
Yes, its that risky, ambitious, truly ahead-of-its-time storytelling that superheroes are known and celebrated for throughout the decades.
It's why the most widely-recognized-to-be-legitimately-great superhero story is the one that utterly deconstructs the genre (and also the medium) because to lay bare the simple superficiality of the collective storytelling over 70+ years and ask its fans to really look at the collection of fetishes powering the machine of juvenile male power fantasy is the biggest actual risk you could take.
"The film skips the origin" oh thank fuck.
We've seen Uncle Ben die enough now.
bvs was really ahead of its time
Yes, its that risky, ambitious, truly ahead-of-its-time storytelling that superheroes are known and celebrated for throughout the decades.
It's why the most widely-recognized-to-be-legitimately-great superhero story is the one that utterly deconstructs the genre (and also the medium) because to lay bare the simple superficiality of the collective storytelling over 70+ years and ask its fans to really look at the collection of fetishes powering the machine of juvenile male power fantasy is the biggest actual risk you could take.
And since most people can't pay that risk off, and a lot of people are just fine indulging the mythological rewards well-done superhero storytelling can provide, I'd put forth the notion that maybe "riskiness" is vastly overrated as a positive quality when it comes to these movies.
I don't mind not seeing Uncle Ben die again. I just want to know who officially WAS Uncle Ben? Who was Marissa Tomei's husband? John Stamos? Kevin Bacon?
I don't mind not seeing Uncle Ben die again. I just want to know who officially WAS Uncle Ben? Who was Marissa Tomei's husband? John Stamos? Kevin Bacon?
Steve buscemi
"It's not risky enough" has always been weird to me anyway.
Like, okay then, what the hell kind of "risk" do you want a movie about a guy who got super powers from a radioactive spider to take?
Make it a rated R horror comedy?
"It's not risky enough" has always been weird to me anyway.
Like, okay then, what the hell kind of "risk" do you want a movie about a guy who got super powers from a radioactive spider to take?
Make it a rated R horror comedy?
And when that story was adapted to film, it literally just became a juvenile male power fantasy. Complete with gratuitous TnA and an altered ending to delineate a "morally superior" side. And replacing the long, plodding, painful dialogue at the end with a WICKED SICK KUNG FU FIGHT.
"It's not risky enough" has always been weird to me anyway.
Like, okay then, what the hell kind of "risk" do you want a movie about a guy who got super powers from a radioactive spider to take?
Make it a rated R horror comedy?
Raimi slander should be punishable by death. Or exile, whichever works.
"It's not risky enough" has always been weird to me anyway.
It's an interesting interpretation where the brave choice, the "risky" choice, is to make family-friendly concepts exclusionary to anyone in that family that isn't a male aged 15-54 so that people disinclined to step outside of themselves in order to enjoy entertainment not specifically aimed directly at them never have to do that.
And that's how it becomes "risky" to take Transformers and make it a five-movie, 15-hour piss-fetish murderporn series for jingoistic idiots who wanna fuck a hemi
They want a bittersweet end, usually. You know, one where they day is saved and everything is fine from an outside perspective but the hero's life is fucked up in some way. It gives the drama a sense of lasting impact when everything isn't resolved by the end of the film. This doesn't work for every story, or even every superhero. I usually think this is a decent path for the 2nd film in a series instead of the 1st
What's impressive is how Spider-Man Homecoming is really solid but only the third best comic movie this year behind Logan and Wonder Woman. And it'll likely drop to fourth or fifth.
"It's not risky enough" has always been weird to me anyway.
Like, okay then, what the hell kind of "risk" do you want a movie about a guy who got super powers from a radioactive spider to take?
Make it a rated R horror comedy?
Actual horseshit how the PS4 Spider-Man won't have the pizza and balloons.
It's, like, you guys keep making these great movies that critics and fans like. I wish they would take a risk for once and release a shitty movie.
I don't mind not seeing Uncle Ben die again. I just want to know who officially WAS Uncle Ben? Who was Marissa Tomei's husband? John Stamos? Kevin Bacon?
I don't mind not seeing Uncle Ben die again. I just want to know who officially WAS Uncle Ben? Who was Marissa Tomei's husband? John Stamos? Kevin Bacon?