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  • Centipede DamascusCentipede Damascus The machine is broken. The universe is broken.Registered User regular
    Spiderman 2 was 30 minutes longer than it should have been.

    I think they could have cut the subplot about him losing his powers.

    I think that you're both being silly. Spider-Man 2 is up there with X2 in terms of quality.

  • King RiptorKing Riptor Registered User regular
    Spiderman 2 was 30 minutes longer than it should have been.

    I think they could have cut the subplot about him losing his powers.

    What?

    I could understand say ditching MJ because Kirsten Dunst is awful but his power loss contributed to the plot.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    darkwarrior has this thing where he's always right

    spiderman 1 & 2 are great adaptations. clearly they don't follow the comics very closely since right off the bat he's hanging with MJ and gwen stacy doesn't show up until 3.
    but!
    spiderman 1 did a great job establishing his origin and the action was really great. plus, willem dafoe goes BATSHIT insane and it's fucking cool.
    spidey 2, well i can't say i liked the pete/MJ plot in it, but they did such a great job handling doc ock, i give that all a pass. it took a villian, and made you empathize with him. clearly, if you want to get bogged down with wether or not it makes 'sense', well this is a movie where a kid has been mutated to be like a goddamned spider so maybe you should stop being so damn picky.
    spiderman 3 has no defense because, well, we all know.
    also i don't know why they choose topher grace to be venom when he's essentially the same person as tobey macguire.

    I'm glad you realise I am always right.

    Its not about his powers making sense, its about massive levels of stupidity on part of the characters by proxy of the writers. Giant blackholes of power that drown in water, Doc Ock dying, constant unmasking, weak power-loss plot, weak MJ plot, throwing people you think are human but you NEED into brick walls and throwing cars at them.

    AND AUNT FUCKING MAY. Die bitch die.

    I mean thats before getting into Spider-Man being strong enough to stop a speeding train.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • GoodKingJayIIIGoodKingJayIII Registered User regular
    darkwarrior has this thing where he's always right

    spiderman 1 & 2 are great adaptations. clearly they don't follow the comics very closely since right off the bat he's hanging with MJ and gwen stacy doesn't show up until 3.
    but!
    spiderman 1 did a great job establishing his origin and the action was really great. plus, willem dafoe goes BATSHIT insane and it's fucking cool.
    spidey 2, well i can't say i liked the pete/MJ plot in it, but they did such a great job handling doc ock, i give that all a pass. it took a villian, and made you empathize with him. clearly, if you want to get bogged down with wether or not it makes 'sense', well this is a movie where a kid has been mutated to be like a goddamned spider so maybe you should stop being so damn picky.
    spiderman 3 has no defense because, well, we all know.
    also i don't know why they choose topher grace to be venom when he's essentially the same person as tobey macguire.

    I'm glad you realise I am always right.

    Its not about his powers making sense, its about massive levels of stupidity on part of the characters by proxy of the writers. Giant blackholes of power that drown in water, Doc Ock dying, constant unmasking, weak power-loss plot, weak MJ plot, throwing people you think are human but you NEED into brick walls and throwing cars at them.

    AND AUNT FUCKING MAY. Die bitch die.

    I mean thats before getting into Spider-Man being strong enough to stop a speeding train.

    I can't really argue with most of that, even though I loved Spidey 2. However, I thought the train scene was great, and not really out of line with the character. Besides, I always got the impression that his webs had more to do with the train stopping than anything he did directly. He was just able to hang on while being on ripped apart by a High-Speed Rack.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    He'd have had his arms torn out of his sockets. Theres also Doc Ock throwing him ahead of the train only for Spider-Man to somehow end up behind Doc Ock.

    The only good thing to come out of the train is Doc Ock actually being a villain and smacking the shit out of the peds trying to stand in the way of him collectiong Spider-Man. It makes me sad thinking of what oculd be under the hands of a skilled writer instead of them continuing to give it to Raimi.

    Including Bruce doesn't absolve all his sins.

    The only good, solid part of all the movies is the opening to the first film, everything up to him putting on the final costume.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Local H JayLocal H Jay I'm Catbug! Registered User regular
    alright, here i am about to throw DOWN:
    the giant 'black holes' was simply a plot device and really if you were distracted that much by it then i don't know how could have enjoyed any comics ever since that really isn't so crazy.

    the doc ock of the movies was clearly NOT the doc ock of the comics, and his death was fitting. he was trapped in his own mind, being controlled. his death was symbolic of his wish to be free. also his wife died so he's probably happier this way.

    you also forget that this is a movie, and since spiderman is being played by an actor, it's hard for spiderman to convey emotion through the mask. so, in poignant scenes they unmask him to give him that emotionality. also, it's not crazy to assume that stuff like that would happen. hell, lots of people have blackmailed spidey over his identity.
    Wikipedia wrote:
    Superhuman strength and durability
    Spider-Man's strength varies widely due to artistic license, but is well into the superhuman range of strength. Early in his career, Spider-Man was frequently said to have the proportional strength of a spider, but, he can indeed lift much more. For a time, due to events of "The Other" and "The Queen" story arcs, his physical strength was increased to twice his original limit. However, due to the events of the "Brand New Day" story arc, his strength has reverted to his original limits. During the Secret Invasion, Spider-man was shown to able to knock a Tyranosaurus Rex unconcious in one punch. He has been shown to lift and throw objects such as a semi truck with ease. When in combat, Spider-Man must pull his punches unless fighting someone of similar or greater durability and power. Otherwise, his blows would kill a normal person .

    Spider-Man's bodily tissue is a great deal more durable and resistant to some types of injury than a normal human. However, Spider-Man is far from invulnerable. While his body is tougher than an ordinary human, as seen several times in Spider-Man 2 (via falling from average web slinging height without sustaining significant injury), he can still be injured in ways comparable to an ordinary human. For example, Spider-Man can be injured by bullets or knives composed of conventional material and from impacts of sufficient force. However, if injured, his accelerated metabolism is capable of repairing itself many times faster than an ordinary human is capable of. A doctor has told Spider-Man that it would be impossible for a normal man to survive the punishment that he has endured[.
    and aunt may was aunt may, i don't know why you hatin'.

    generally you just seem way too hard to please DW, spiderman 2 is probably one of the best comic-based films to have been made yet.

  • SentrySentry Registered User regular
    He'd have had his arms torn out of his sockets. Theres also Doc Ock throwing him ahead of the train only for Spider-Man to somehow end up behind Doc Ock.

    The only good thing to come out of the train is Doc Ock actually being a villain and smacking the shit out of the peds trying to stand in the way of him collectiong Spider-Man. It makes me sad thinking of what oculd be under the hands of a skilled writer instead of them continuing to give it to Raimi.

    Including Bruce doesn't absolve all his sins.

    The only good, solid part of all the movies is the opening to the first film, everything up to him putting on the final costume.

    Are you fucking kidding me?

    Your goddamn quibbles keep getting more and more ridiculous, until eventually you will be some psychotic Howard Hughes-esque character, sitting alone in his basement, the only light ever seen coming from three monitors as you collect useless complaints about FUCKING COMIC BOOK MOVIES before spewing them out over the interwebs as your only means of human contact.

    His arms would have been torn out of his socket? I'm fucking sorry, but did you miss the iconic Spider-man comic where he lifted up a fucking sewer system?? And the black hole issue... yeah, that's so unrealistic for a comic book plot... it would have been much better as a giant guy who eats planets but looks like a robot, or a mutant reversing the magnetic poles.

    Seriously though, just stop. You're literally going insane right before our eyes, and frankly, it's disconcerting.

    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    wrote:
    When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
    'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    Sentry wrote: »
    He'd have had his arms torn out of his sockets. Theres also Doc Ock throwing him ahead of the train only for Spider-Man to somehow end up behind Doc Ock.

    The only good thing to come out of the train is Doc Ock actually being a villain and smacking the shit out of the peds trying to stand in the way of him collectiong Spider-Man. It makes me sad thinking of what oculd be under the hands of a skilled writer instead of them continuing to give it to Raimi.

    Including Bruce doesn't absolve all his sins.

    The only good, solid part of all the movies is the opening to the first film, everything up to him putting on the final costume.

    Are you fucking kidding me?

    Your goddamn quibbles keep getting more and more ridiculous, until eventually you will be some psychotic Howard Hughes-esque character, sitting alone in his basement, the only light ever seen coming from three monitors as you collect useless complaints about FUCKING COMIC BOOK MOVIES before spewing them out over the interwebs as your only means of human contact.

    His arms would have been torn out of his socket? I'm fucking sorry, but did you miss the iconic Spider-man comic where he lifted up a fucking sewer system?? And the black hole issue... yeah, that's so unrealistic for a comic book plot... it would have been much better as a giant guy who eats planets but looks like a robot, or a mutant reversing the magnetic poles.

    Seriously though, just stop. You're literally going insane right before our eyes, and frankly, it's disconcerting.

    You're the one who sounds like hes losing his grip on reality Sentry. The bile you're spewing is hot and rough to the touch.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • HalfmexHalfmex Only WHO can prevent forest fires? You selected 'you', referring to me. That is incorrect. The correct answer is: You.Registered User regular
    And thus, I submit that Wolverine was a good film.

    Who is with me?

    How many copies of the DVD/Blu-Ray can I put you all down for?

  • DeMoNDeMoN Registered User regular
    I will go by my hypothesis that the only people who like the first two Spider-Man movies are those people that know nothing about Spider-Man, or those that love Spider-Man so much that they are blinded by the shitty.

    For me, 3 crossed the border from shitty to good by being so bad it was entertaining. The dance scene always gets me laughing. And there was an actual final fight instead of Peter getting his ass kicked/Peter revealing his identity leading his enemy to drown the sun.

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  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    NO SENTIENT ARMS! YOU WILL OBEY MY WILL NOW!

    WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU WANT TO DESTROY THE WORLD!?? NO! BAD ARMS! WE DROWN NOW!

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Local H JayLocal H Jay I'm Catbug! Registered User regular
    or you can accept that spiderman isn't directly based on the comics and is it's own film, and enjoy it for what it is?

  • SentrySentry Registered User regular
    Sentry wrote: »
    He'd have had his arms torn out of his sockets. Theres also Doc Ock throwing him ahead of the train only for Spider-Man to somehow end up behind Doc Ock.

    The only good thing to come out of the train is Doc Ock actually being a villain and smacking the shit out of the peds trying to stand in the way of him collectiong Spider-Man. It makes me sad thinking of what oculd be under the hands of a skilled writer instead of them continuing to give it to Raimi.

    Including Bruce doesn't absolve all his sins.

    The only good, solid part of all the movies is the opening to the first film, everything up to him putting on the final costume.

    Are you fucking kidding me?

    Your goddamn quibbles keep getting more and more ridiculous, until eventually you will be some psychotic Howard Hughes-esque character, sitting alone in his basement, the only light ever seen coming from three monitors as you collect useless complaints about FUCKING COMIC BOOK MOVIES before spewing them out over the interwebs as your only means of human contact.

    His arms would have been torn out of his socket? I'm fucking sorry, but did you miss the iconic Spider-man comic where he lifted up a fucking sewer system?? And the black hole issue... yeah, that's so unrealistic for a comic book plot... it would have been much better as a giant guy who eats planets but looks like a robot, or a mutant reversing the magnetic poles.

    Seriously though, just stop. You're literally going insane right before our eyes, and frankly, it's disconcerting.

    You're the one who sounds like hes losing his grip on reality Sentry. The bile you're spewing is hot and rough to the touch.

    It comes from a place of concern and sympathy.

    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    wrote:
    When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
    'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
  • King RiptorKing Riptor Registered User regular
    NO SENTIENT ARMS! YOU WILL OBEY MY WILL NOW!

    WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU WANT TO DESTROY THE WORLD!?? NO! BAD ARMS! WE DROWN NOW!

    They were programmed to complete the experiment and thus that programming infect his brain due to the interface. The arms weren't sentient he just thought they were.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    But Doctor Octavius, isn't there a risk of them controlling you?
    Thats why I have this handy chip installed, so I control them instead of the other way around.
    Oh, well that makes sense...instead of not giving them malicious AI.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Robos A Go GoRobos A Go Go Registered User regular
    Spiderman 2 was 30 minutes longer than it should have been.

    I think they could have cut the subplot about him losing his powers.

    What?

    I could understand say ditching MJ because Kirsten Dunst is awful but his power loss contributed to the plot.

    I just thought that him spending less time as Spider-Man to tend to his personal life works better if it's a choice he himself makes, not a choice that's made for him by his randomly disappearing powers.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    And not being in the costume anymore isn't an excuse to let people gang up on a guy in an alley.

    Thats just a dick move.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • King RiptorKing Riptor Registered User regular
    Spiderman 2 was 30 minutes longer than it should have been.

    I think they could have cut the subplot about him losing his powers.

    What?

    I could understand say ditching MJ because Kirsten Dunst is awful but his power loss contributed to the plot.

    I just thought that him spending less time as Spider-Man to tend to his personal life works better if it's a choice he himself makes, not a choice that's made for him by his randomly disappearing powers.

    I felt the movie clarified that it was a choice he was making and that the power loss was psychosomatic

  • SentrySentry Registered User regular
    Spiderman 2 was 30 minutes longer than it should have been.

    I think they could have cut the subplot about him losing his powers.

    What?

    I could understand say ditching MJ because Kirsten Dunst is awful but his power loss contributed to the plot.

    I just thought that him spending less time as Spider-Man to tend to his personal life works better if it's a choice he himself makes, not a choice that's made for him by his randomly disappearing powers.

    I felt the movie clarified that it was a choice he was making and that the power loss was psychosomatic

    It was psychosomatic, a mental punishment for trying to shirk his responsibilities, or a way to shirk his responsibilities while lessening the guilt.

    You guys should all be watching Howard the Duck if you can't appreciate how good Spider-Man 2 is.

    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    wrote:
    When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
    'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
  • CherrnCherrn Registered User
    Speaking of Spider-Man, check out the Spectacular Spider-Man cartoon. It's arguably better than the movies, and I really liked them, too, third one notwithstanding. The Venom plot is really well done.

    All creature will die and all the things will be broken. That's the law of samurai.
  • King RiptorKing Riptor Registered User regular
    But Doctor Octavius, isn't there a risk of them controlling you?
    Thats why I have this handy chip installed, so I control them instead of the other way around.
    Oh, well that makes sense...instead of not giving them malicious AI.


    They did control him. They just weren't sentient nor were they malicious they simply needed to finish the experiment. Octavius was going insane because a computer was uploading into his brain and it made them appear sentient to him.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    It says, in the film, they have highly advanced AI that is so advanced it might control him if not for the inhibitor chip. They're pretty sentient.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • King RiptorKing Riptor Registered User regular
    It says, in the film, they have highly advanced AI that is so advanced it might control him if not for the inhibitor chip.

    I'm not arguing that point. I'm saying they aren't alive.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    They acted to defend him while he was unconscious.

    DEfend themselves really from being separated from him.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • GrisloGrislo Registered User regular
    I don't understand how the octopus dude could be punched in the face so many times without bruising.

    Anyway, the best comic book adaptation is obviously Dick Tracy, people. It's also a serious cameopalooza.

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  • Robos A Go GoRobos A Go Go Registered User regular
    Sentry wrote: »

    It was psychosomatic, a mental punishment for trying to shirk his responsibilities, or a way to shirk his responsibilities while lessening the guilt.

    You guys should all be watching Howard the Duck if you can't appreciate how good Spider-Man 2 is.

    My complaint is that it wasn't a choice. A psychosomatic disorder isn't a choice, even if it's something you bring upon yourself.

    As the movie is, Spider-Man loses his powers because Raimi needs a way for him to stop being Spider-Man without making him look like a dick, and he gets his powers back Raimi needs him to fight Doctor Octopus and keep the movie interesting. The reason the cause of these fluctuations is described as psychosomatic is because it's literally the simplest explanation you can come up with. Otherwise you have to invent a more complex plot device or, you know, tackle the more complex issues I'd liked to have seen addressed.

    Personally, I think that if Raimi wasn't willing to address the balancing act that is Peter's life in the right way, that he should've just skipped it altogether. The plot would have survived without it.

    It's not a huge problem. It's just something I didn't like from the second film.

  • Bionic MonkeyBionic Monkey Registered User, ClubPA
    Sentry wrote: »
    He'd have had his arms torn out of his sockets. Theres also Doc Ock throwing him ahead of the train only for Spider-Man to somehow end up behind Doc Ock.

    The only good thing to come out of the train is Doc Ock actually being a villain and smacking the shit out of the peds trying to stand in the way of him collectiong Spider-Man. It makes me sad thinking of what oculd be under the hands of a skilled writer instead of them continuing to give it to Raimi.

    Including Bruce doesn't absolve all his sins.

    The only good, solid part of all the movies is the opening to the first film, everything up to him putting on the final costume.

    Are you fucking kidding me?

    Your goddamn quibbles keep getting more and more ridiculous, until eventually you will be some psychotic Howard Hughes-esque character, sitting alone in his basement, the only light ever seen coming from three monitors as you collect useless complaints about FUCKING COMIC BOOK MOVIES before spewing them out over the interwebs as your only means of human contact.

    His arms would have been torn out of his socket? I'm fucking sorry, but did you miss the iconic Spider-man comic where he lifted up a fucking sewer system?? And the black hole issue... yeah, that's so unrealistic for a comic book plot... it would have been much better as a giant guy who eats planets but looks like a robot, or a mutant reversing the magnetic poles.

    Seriously though, just stop. You're literally going insane right before our eyes, and frankly, it's disconcerting.

    You're the one who sounds like hes losing his grip on reality Sentry. The bile you're spewing is hot and rough to the touch.

    NO U!!1

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  • GoodKingJayIIIGoodKingJayIII Registered User regular
    I guess I know nothing about Spider-man then. I still enjoyed the hell out of the movies. Every comic movie takes liberties with the source material. Some are worse than others. Spider-mans 1 and 2 were reasonably successful with their liberties, and if you didn't let yourself get caught up in the nerd rage about this or that silly detail being wrong, you'd find yourself with two solid movies that paid great tribute to the character.

    Spider-man 3 was of course a horrendous piece of garbage, and let us never speak of it again.

  • Local H JayLocal H Jay I'm Catbug! Registered User regular
    darkwarrior you are so right that one small plot point just ruins the film for me god how was i so blind

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    darkwarrior you are so right that one small plot point just ruins the film for me god how was i so blind

    Thats just the one Im discussing at the moment.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Desert_Eagle25Desert_Eagle25 Registered User
    darkwarrior you are so right that one small plot point just ruins the film for me god how was i so blind

    While DarkWarrior is a bit intense on the subject, I pretty much agree with him on every point. Let's get skilled, talented writers on this films. When we get past all the glitter and comic book fan service, we get some pretty hack stuff.

  • Local H JayLocal H Jay I'm Catbug! Registered User regular
    alright, i'm pretty much done. lots of people enjoyed spidey 2 despite all your 'flaws'.
    normal people are able to enjoy films despite inconsistencies and really, few people i think care about many of the things you listed. i can find more problems with batman begins than i can with spidey 2.
    so i'm out.
    fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you're cool, fuck you.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    darkwarrior you are so right that one small plot point just ruins the film for me god how was i so blind

    While DarkWarrior is a bit intense on the subject, I pretty much agree with him on every point. Let's get skilled, talented writers on this films. When we get past all the glitter and comic book fan service, we get some pretty hack stuff.

    And no, we don't mean it needs to be dark and gritty or The Dark Spider.

    The people who wrote Batman Begins and The Dark Knight obviously are pretty clued up on the characters and willing to forsake flashy suits and immediate pay-off for building something more substantial. The writers of Spider-Man don't even know how to have him quip, thats how badly they fail to grasp the character and they don't seem capable of including any low-level villains for him to deal with instead of faceless thugs to make it seem like something happens in the 2 years between the newest and soon deadest of villains appears.

    Hes got more dead opponents than Burtons Batman. (Quite possibly exaggeration, I haven't counted).

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Robos A Go GoRobos A Go Go Registered User regular
    Yeah, the most egregious fault of the Spider-Man films is the fact that the protagonist has no sense of humor whatsoever when it's that very quality that separates him from 99% of the superhero population.

  • SentrySentry Registered User regular
    Yeah, the most egregious fault of the Spider-Man films is the fact that the protagonist has no sense of humor whatsoever when it's that very quality that separates him from 99% of the superhero population.

    That is the ONLY problem with Spider-Man that even warrants this level of discussion.

    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    wrote:
    When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
    'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
  • Fatboy RobertsFatboy Roberts Registered User
    Let's get skilled, talented writers on this films.

    Alvin Sargent wrote Spider-Man 2. He's pretty fuckin talented. And I believe Michael Chabon did an uncredited polish as well. He's pretty skilled.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    Spider-Man 3 (2007)
    Spider-Man 2 (2004)
    Spider-Man (2002) (Uncredited)
    Unfaithful (2002)
    Anywhere but Here (1999)
    Bogus (1996)
    Hero (1992)
    Other People's Money (1991)
    What About Bob? (1991)
    White Palace (1990)
    Dominick and Eugene (1988)
    Nuts (1987)
    Ordinary People (1980)
    Straight Time (1978)
    Julia (1977)
    Bobby Deerfield (1977)
    A Star Is Born (1976)
    Paper Moon (1973)
    Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing (1973)
    I Walk the Line (1970)
    The Sterile Cuckoo (1969)
    The Stalking Moon (1969)
    Gambit (1966)

    Hmm...Apart from What About Bob I'm gonna have to call you a liar.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Robos A Go GoRobos A Go Go Registered User regular
    Paper Moon is fantastic. I can't believe that dude also wrote Spider-Man.

  • DarkWarriorDarkWarrior __BANNED USERS
    Spider-Man 3.

    ...it's in the shape of a giant c**k.
  • Fatboy RobertsFatboy Roberts Registered User
    Spider-Man was largely a David Koepp script, actually, and he's the one credited on it. Koepp is kind of a hack, but serviceable. Like an upgraded, more powerful version of Orci/Kurtzmann. If Sargent did any work on it, it was probably polish at best. I don't think Sargent's work on 3 survived the studio interference. I think he and Raimi came up with the Sandman plotline, which was then fucked with totally by the studio forcing Venom in there. At that point, Sam and Ivan Raimi had to patch things together with an on-set rewrite.

    I can't tell if Dark Warrior is joking about the only good movie on that list being What About Bob.

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