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The OFFICIAL Spider-Man® 2 THREAD. REVIEWS. ALL SPIDEY-RELATED EVENTS. EVERYTHING.
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AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
shuri said:
The girl was beyond depressed in this film and it looked that way. She was much happier and livlier in the 1st. Dunst did a great job. Thinking about the ending makes me choke back tears.
How she found out he was Spidey. How she told Pete to let her make her own decisions. And then she's like "Go get him, Tiger. Hahaha, I'm getting giddy thinking about it!
Best. Movie. Ever.
AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
BuddyChrist83 said:
Hahaha.
BobbyRobby
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The movie was Amazing, and Spectacular.
AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
ManaByte said:
Haha. This law just went in effect in January? WTF.
It was the ultimate film! An amazing spectacle that entangled me in its web! A startling story that has you hooked from the first frame!
Toby as Peter Parker was spectacular! Kirsten as Mary Jane was sensational!
You have to love the webshooters, which are the mark of true swingers! What about Peter unmasked?
Unlimited entertainment that'll stay through you, a true blue classic that will still be remembered in 2099!
Giant-sized fights with the maximum carnage allowed on screen in a PG-13 film! Untold tales set up!
This universe of Marvel films will make for a treasury of a home theatre collection, with many including the deadly foes of Spider-Man! This is the Marvel age!
An essential film that must not be missed, True Believers! Excelsior!
Toby as Peter Parker was spectacular! Kirsten as Mary Jane was sensational!
You have to love the webshooters, which are the mark of true swingers! What about Peter unmasked?
Unlimited entertainment that'll stay through you, a true blue classic that will still be remembered in 2099!
Giant-sized fights with the maximum carnage allowed on screen in a PG-13 film! Untold tales set up!
This universe of Marvel films will make for a treasury of a home theatre collection, with many including the deadly foes of Spider-Man! This is the Marvel age!
An essential film that must not be missed, True Believers! Excelsior!
aparisi2274
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Well so I am sitting here, and I know I already mentioned the whole thing about the train Scene and how there is no EL in NYC anymore. I thought you guys would like to see the pics of what the EL looks like now in NYC
AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
aparisi2274 said:Well so I am sitting here, and I know I already mentioned the whole thing about the train Scene and how there is no EL in NYC anymore. I thought you guys would like to see the pics of what the EL looks like now in NYC
Yeah! When I saw the
train fight...I was like: we don't have that train in NYC. It was kind of surreal seeing that scene for some reason.
IAmtheFMan
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I guess I'm definitely in the minority here.
I thought it was decent, but not spectacular. Moved at a better pace than the first one, and Molina was great as Doc Oc. Unfortunately, I thought the movie was fraught with some banality, especially in the dialogue. The action scenes were well executed, but nothing to the point where I personally was like "hot damn, this is awesome!"
Overall, I enjoyed it but don't think it's the greatest superhero movie EVER. Of course, I posted my thoughts on the first Spiderman movie when it first came out, and got REAMED for it. I'm sure that this time will be on different.
My rating: 3 1/2 out of 5.
EDIT: Oh,
I thought it was decent, but not spectacular. Moved at a better pace than the first one, and Molina was great as Doc Oc. Unfortunately, I thought the movie was fraught with some banality, especially in the dialogue. The action scenes were well executed, but nothing to the point where I personally was like "hot damn, this is awesome!"
The train scene probably came the closest to it.
Overall, I enjoyed it but don't think it's the greatest superhero movie EVER. Of course, I posted my thoughts on the first Spiderman movie when it first came out, and got REAMED for it. I'm sure that this time will be on different.
My rating: 3 1/2 out of 5.
EDIT: Oh,
I thought the whole Doc Oc surgery/Evil Dead-chainsaw stuff was a nice touch.
mattx5 said:STUPID STUPID WORK! I want to go see it tonight but I have to wait till Friday
The glowing reviews are killing me.
All the talk of Raimi's trademark shots, and classic Spidey humor and action, damnit, I want to see it NOW!
It's really Raimi's film here too. A lot of the action sequences felt like Evil Dead meets Spider-Man, especially when Doc Ock was involved. It was fantastic.
aparisi2274
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OMG!!!
I just remembered the funniest scene in the movie.
I just remembered the funniest scene in the movie.
when Spidey loses his web, and he has to take the elevator. Hal Sparks gets in, and he is talking to him, and Spidey is like "Yeah it rides up in the crotch a little" I was rolling.
DrForester
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Ted Rami just played the same part he did in the first one. Still no Darwin though 
Phoenix said:Don't let the smooth taste fool you. There are a fair number of us out there who thought that is was a good summer film but that it wasn't spectacular or the 'best movie evar'
You guys are so in the minority. It's okay, maybe you guys can all huddle together and listen to Linkin Park or something!
Just another small note, a gripe if you will.
I hated that Ock died, I really don't want this to become a Batmaneque franchise where every film becomes an exercise in "HEY, LET'S SHOW A VILLAIN GET KILLED." Meh.
What I really would have liked is to see him in Rikers, robot arms attached to the walls.
What I really would have liked is to see him in Rikers, robot arms attached to the walls.
Matlock said:Just another small note, a gripe if you will.
I hated that Ock died, I really don't want this to become a Batmaneque franchise where every film becomes an exercise in "HEY, LET'S SHOW A VILLAIN GET KILLED." Meh.
What I really would have liked is to see him in Rikers, robot arms attached to the walls.
Uh, Doc Ock didn't really die. He sinks into the ocean. I mean, it's a comic book and how much more open ended can you get?
Conan36X: Also, I wish Ock wouldn't have died
Conan36X: That was lame
Conan36X: :-\
ZombiePancakes: i'm sorry
ZombiePancakes: he can still come back, as pure evil, if they want to be super cheap
Conan36X: LOL
Conan36X: That would be so wrong, haha
ZombiePancakes: "THE TENTACLES JUST WOKE HIM UP! HE'S A ZOMBIE!"
Conan36X: That was lame
Conan36X: :-\
ZombiePancakes: i'm sorry
ZombiePancakes: he can still come back, as pure evil, if they want to be super cheap
Conan36X: LOL
Conan36X: That would be so wrong, haha
ZombiePancakes: "THE TENTACLES JUST WOKE HIM UP! HE'S A ZOMBIE!"
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They broke the word on the huge Shrek Friday and Fahrenheit's first big Friday as well and were darn close to projected numbers.. expect at least $40 million IMO.
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