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I didn't even care for #2.
#1 was a B+
#2 was a B-
#3 was a C-
Maybe it's because I never really cared for the series as a kid, but I didn't think the movies were the all kinds of great most every one thought they were. Solid. Fun. But typical.
If they could find a good crew/cast to treat comic movies like Jackson treated LoTR, that'd be amazing.
At the rate hollywood is going they are going to bas ize comic movies into oblivion.
I didn't even care for #2.
#1 was a B+
#2 was a B-
#3 was a C-
Maybe it's because I never really cared for the series as a kid, but I didn't think the movies were the all kinds of great most every one thought they were. Solid. Fun. But typical.
I've said it before, I'll say it again, Marvel needs to option the Thunderbolts to be adapted to film, damn it.
Spiderman 3 was ok...I didn't have a problem with it. I honestly thought Spiderman 2 was boring as ...
Spiderman 2 was the best IMHO.
And 6 and 7...will it ever end?????
they d up the 3rd, now ...
I hope Kirsten Dunst doesn't come back. The is ugly. they can find a better Mary Jane.
they d up the 3rd, now ...
I would hope that Dunst and James Franco would tell them to off after that stupid kitchen scene cooking omelets to The Twist. WTF?
Three was an epic FAIL.
I think if Dunst bolts, they'll just hook up Spidey with Gwen Stacey. Whatever they do, I think they need a new creative team.
Spider-Man 4: The Night Gwen Stacy Died.
http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/va/2...544306700.html
Pulitzer pen crafts "Spidey 4"
Friday October 31 1:51 AM ET
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire got out of a rabbit hole, only to be ensnared by a spider's web.
Lindsay-Abaire, who won a Pulitzer in 2007 for his drama "Rabbit Hole," is in final negotiations to write "Spider-Man 4" for Columbia.
Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire are back as director and star, respectively. Kirsten Dunst also is expected to return for the latest movie featuring the Marvel Comics character.
Plot details are under lock and key. Producer Laura Ziskin had said she would like to aim for a May 2011 release for "Spider-Man 4," nine years after the original movie's debut.
Columbia always has gone off the beaten path during the development process when hiring writers for the "Spider-Man" movies. Alvin Sargent, a veteran scribe best known for 1973's "Paper Moon" and 1980's "Ordinary People," served as a writer on the second and third films. Michael Chabon, another Pulitzer winner, also worked on "Spider-Man 2."
James Vanderbilt previously wrote a draft of "Spider-Man 4."
Lindsay-Abaire's "Rabbit Hole," which starred Cynthia Nixon and Tyne Daly, hit the Broadway stage in 2006 and won four Tonys, including best play. The writer also is known for the play "Fuddy Meers."
Lindsay-Abaire has said in interviews that his plays tend to be "peopled with outsiders in search of clarity," which would put his work on sympathetic terms with Peter Parker, who in his classic incarnation is the perpetual outsider.
The choice of scribe also signals that that filmmakers are intent to focus on character, something that critics said got lost in the third installment.
Lindsay-Abaire, now writing the book and lyrics for the Broadway musical adaptation of "Shrek," has dipped his toe in Tinseltown before, with his adaptation of "Inkheart" due in January. He is also adapting "Rabbit" for 20th Century Fox and Nicole Kidman.
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
Kirsten Dunst will return as Mary Jane Watson, “Spider-Man 4” producer Todd Black told the New York Post.
The star will rejoin director Sam Raimi and star Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker’s love interest in the latest installment in the popular superhero franchise, which is slated for May 6, 2011.
However, don’t expect wedding bells for Mary Jane and Peter — Black told the newspaper that he was unaware of such a subplot. At the close of “Spider-Man 3,” the two had an emotional — but ambiguous — reunion after the film’s events drove the lovers apart.
Additionally, Black hinted at the film’s villain, shooting down online rumors that pegged comic book character Morbius the Living Vampire as the latest member of Spidey’s rogue gallery.
Instead, the producer told the Post that the villain had a significant connection to the Big Apple.
“We’re just coming up with who the villain is now,” he said. “We’ll be shooting in New York again. Trust me, people will appreciate who we pick, because it’ll be a big part of New York.”
In past films, Spider-Man has faced off with the Green Goblin, Dr. Octopus, Venom and Sandman, leaving a number of famous villains who could make their silver screen debut in “Spider-Man 4.”
Among the popular options are Kraven the Hunter, Chameleon, the Hobgoblin, Mysterio, Venom offspring Carnage and the Lizard, whose human alter-ego, Dr. Curt Connors, had a role in the previous two movies.
Another potential foe could be New York crime boss the Kingpin — however, the character appeared in 20th Century Fox’s “Daredevil” and would likely require a rights acquisition by Sony Pictures.
But the crime lord would give the film a New York connection, and would also be Access Hollywood film critic Scott Mantz’s top choice.
“The Kingpin is grounded in reality, and that’s the appeal of Spider-Man,” Mantz said, adding another suggestion to the mix, femme fatale the Black Cat. “I’d like to see the Kingpin and the Black Cat, to stir the pot with Peter’s relationship with Mary Jane.”
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31175926/
maybe if they didn't get such a big in' pussy to play peter and an ugly ass ho to play that then they'd have a great flick.
I've only seen SM1 & 2.
Kingpin might be an interesting villain. I still think they should do the Kraven saga... that was pretty good, and would make for a neat movie, I think.
Failing those two... just have him take on the Sinister Six.
they d up the 3rd, now ...
If that was me, after seeing this picture, I would DEFINITELY go on a diet/get some exercise. DAMN!
Kingpin was the first thing I thought of when they said the villain would have strong ties to NY.
And Kirsten Dunst for signing again.
George Steinbrenner turns the Yankees into a street gang a la the Baseball Furies in The Warriors.“We’re just coming up with who the villain is now,” he said. “We’ll be shooting in New York again. Trust me, people will appreciate who we pick, because it’ll be a big part of New York.”
Does Spiderman have any female villains?
Not familiar at all with the comics. Just wondering
I do think SM 3 & 4 need to include a hottie. Kirsten is not hot.
*Sigh* I was hoping Kirsten wouldn't come back.
As for female Spider-Man villains their really aren't any good ones... most haven't been seen for several years.
I can't think of any good/popular female Spidey villains. Not really any FF female villains either. Avengers and XMen have some though.
awesome they are bringing back the no talent idiot and her orange hair
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