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ummm, exactly, to a certain degree.
...so we agree??
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have u forgotten that the purpose of movies, especially these types of movies, is to have fun? and not analyze shit.
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look, all i'm trying to say is that when you have a movie with such a ridiculous premise when compared to real life, i doubt the writers really cared if the microwave thing made sense, or if they worried about some law about being legally dead, c'mon man.
your right - i'll try and dumb my self down to a level where i can enjoy it
what technique did u use to switch off ur brain in preparation? Booze? Total and utter lack of education?
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regarding Spiderman 3, i have high hopes, but more villains doesnt necessarily mean a better movie. look at Batman And Robin and X: Men: 3.
absolutely - i'd prefer a single villian we could could get to know, having multiple villians (as Batman Returns showed us) is often because none of the villians involved can carry the film on their own
I'd have loved to have just had Venom - Sandman's contrived back story - 'he..er....killed Ben Parker...er.....'' really wasnt needed
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a movie, especially one based on a cartoon comic made for kids, should not be looked in fine detail, aslong as it has a decent story, lots of great action i enjoy most comic movies, its when they shove things in that are FAR too over the top in.
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Quote from: Izzy on April 26, 2007, 02:11:31 PM
Quote from: GnFnR87 on April 26, 2007, 10:34:04 AM
ummm, exactly, to a certain degree.
...so we agree??
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have u forgotten that the purpose of movies, especially these types of movies, is to have fun? and not analyze shit.
ohh generalising
So Schindlers List was made for the audience to have fun?
Oh dear me thinks you made a foo' out of yo' self
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look, all i'm trying to say is that when you have a movie with such a ridiculous premise when compared to real life, i doubt the writers really cared if the microwave thing made sense, or if they worried about some law about being legally dead, c'mon man.
your right - i'll try and dumb my self down to a level where i can enjoy it
what technique did u use to switch off ur brain in preparation? Booze? Total and utter lack of education?
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regarding Spiderman 3, i have high hopes, but more villains doesnt necessarily mean a better movie. look at Batman And Robin and X: Men: 3.
absolutely - i'd prefer a single villian we could could get to know, having multiple villians (as Batman Returns showed us) is often because none of the villians involved can carry the film on their own
I'd have loved to have just had Venom - Sandman's contrived back story - 'he..er....killed Ben Parker...er.....'' really wasnt needed
awesome!! we agree on something!!! i agree about what u said regarding villians and sandman's back story. as far as Schindler's List, notice how i said "especially these types of movies". u got me there, i did over generalize a bit.
Quote from: mrlee on April 26, 2007, 02:19:16 PM
a movie, especially one based on a cartoon comic made for kids, should not be looked in fine detail, aslong as it has a decent story, lots of great action i enjoy most comic movies, its when they shove things in that are FAR too over the top in.
THANK U!!!! its a fucking superhero movie dude!!
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Quote from: GnFnR87 on April 26, 2007, 02:33:12 PM
Quote from: Izzy on April 26, 2007, 02:11:31 PM
Quote from: GnFnR87 on April 26, 2007, 10:34:04 AM
ummm, exactly, to a certain degree.
...so we agree??
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have u forgotten that the purpose of movies, especially these types of movies, is to have fun? and not analyze shit.
ohh generalising
So Schindlers List was made for the audience to have fun?
Oh dear me thinks you made a foo' out of yo' self
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look, all i'm trying to say is that when you have a movie with such a ridiculous premise when compared to real life, i doubt the writers really cared if the microwave thing made sense, or if they worried about some law about being legally dead, c'mon man.
your right - i'll try and dumb my self down to a level where i can enjoy it
what technique did u use to switch off ur brain in preparation? Booze? Total and utter lack of education?
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regarding Spiderman 3, i have high hopes, but more villains doesnt necessarily mean a better movie. look at Batman And Robin and X: Men: 3.
absolutely - i'd prefer a single villian we could could get to know, having multiple villians (as Batman Returns showed us) is often because none of the villians involved can carry the film on their own
I'd have loved to have just had Venom - Sandman's contrived back story - 'he..er....killed Ben Parker...er.....'' really wasnt needed
awesome!! we agree on something!!! i agree about what u said regarding villians and sandman's back story. as far as Schindler's List, notice how i said "especially these types of movies". u got me there, i did over generalize a bit.
Quote from: mrlee on April 26, 2007, 02:19:16 PM
a movie, especially one based on a cartoon comic made for kids, should not be looked in fine detail, aslong as it has a decent story, lots of great action i enjoy most comic movies, its when they shove things in that are FAR too over the top in.
THANK U!!!! its a fucking superhero movie dude!!
horrah we agree on things
Spiderman is gonna rock no matter what, the first two have been great (though could have been much better...)
I'll be first in line when SM3 opens, so close...so close now
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Quote from: Izzy on April 26, 2007, 02:36:19 PM
Quote from: GnFnR87 on April 26, 2007, 02:33:12 PM
Quote from: Izzy on April 26, 2007, 02:11:31 PM
Quote from: GnFnR87 on April 26, 2007, 10:34:04 AM
ummm, exactly, to a certain degree.
...so we agree??
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have u forgotten that the purpose of movies, especially these types of movies, is to have fun? and not analyze shit.
ohh generalising
So Schindlers List was made for the audience to have fun?
Oh dear me thinks you made a foo' out of yo' self
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look, all i'm trying to say is that when you have a movie with such a ridiculous premise when compared to real life, i doubt the writers really cared if the microwave thing made sense, or if they worried about some law about being legally dead, c'mon man.
your right - i'll try and dumb my self down to a level where i can enjoy it
what technique did u use to switch off ur brain in preparation? Booze? Total and utter lack of education?
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regarding Spiderman 3, i have high hopes, but more villains doesnt necessarily mean a better movie. look at Batman And Robin and X: Men: 3.
absolutely - i'd prefer a single villian we could could get to know, having multiple villians (as Batman Returns showed us) is often because none of the villians involved can carry the film on their own
I'd have loved to have just had Venom - Sandman's contrived back story - 'he..er....killed Ben Parker...er.....'' really wasnt needed
awesome!! we agree on something!!! i agree about what u said regarding villians and sandman's back story. as far as Schindler's List, notice how i said "especially these types of movies". u got me there, i did over generalize a bit.
Quote from: mrlee on April 26, 2007, 02:19:16 PM
a movie, especially one based on a cartoon comic made for kids, should not be looked in fine detail, aslong as it has a decent story, lots of great action i enjoy most comic movies, its when they shove things in that are FAR too over the top in.
THANK U!!!! its a fucking superhero movie dude!!
horrah we agree on things
Spiderman is gonna rock no matter what, the first two have been great (though could have been much better...)
I'll be first in line when SM3 opens, so close...so close now
yeah i'm gonna see spiderman 3 as soon as possible too.
this whole deal with sandman killing peter's uncle reminds me of the first Batman movie, where they made it so the joker killed batman's parents. that always bothered me too, and i found that to be very contrived.
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this whole deal with sandman killing peter's uncle reminds me of the first Batman movie, where they made it so the joker killed batman's parents. that always bothered me too, and i found that to be very contrived.
its just a superhero film - doesnt have to make sense
ya see what i was meaning before?
A superhero film has a wide range of absurdities they can pull on us - but somethings are just going to far.
At times the director and writers are just sticking two fingers at the audience and basically treating us as idiots
The whole Sandman angle is to make the audience care about a ''b'' list villian - c'mon, we're going to the cinema to see Venom, Sandman is padding - and why have they felt a film featuring Venom needs padding??
Spidey going evil and confronting those inner demons and then facing his toughest adversary - how does that need padding, you could get two films out of that!
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Quote from: Izzy on April 26, 2007, 02:04:18 PM
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So let me get this straight, you can suspend your disbelief about boxing but not about superheroes? LMFAO. And also, let me get another thing straight here.
Rocky is about overcoming seemingly impossible odds - the film featured Rocky triumphing over...you guessed it...
Rocky films are to all intents and purposes superhero films complete with supervillians blessed with superhuman abilities...Drago punches at 2150 ppsi!?!?! Tyson hit at 1200.....
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Those in glass houses should not throw stones, especially regarding other people's intellect. Had he beaten a champ that was 30 years his senior as you wrote, he would have beaten an 85 year old according to your description of Rocky being 55 in the film.
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lol - that is a typo my friend, i'm sure you've never made one
another example of a typo is this
'i think you rock!'
Your claims about Drago keep changing. First it was 1250 now it's up to 2150, or is that a typo also? I find your suspension of disbelief regarding boxing but not regarding a far-fetched superhero to be pretty hypocritical. I have no problem suspending my disbelief for EITHER subject. That's what films are mostly about, unless there is social commentary involved. Batman is the most realistic superhero, but a lot of the stuff that goes on in the comics and in the films is completely over the top, namely his two biggest villains: Joker and Two-Face. There is nothing wrong with a story being over the top as long as there is good character development. Otherwise, I would hate every superhero film and not just the crappy ones like Fantastic Four or X3. The reason I like Superman 1 and 2, X-Men 1 and 2, BB, SM1, and SM2 is because there is decent/good/great character development in all of those films.
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My interest in these stories lies more with the "tortured soul" aspect of the characters. Jedi's have to learn to let go of what they fear to lose so loved ones will never be used against them.
Spidey's the same way, so I think it's a big mistake if he's gonna marry Kirsten... or whatever her name is. She'll be captured and held hostage or something like that.
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Your claims about Drago keep changing. First it was 1250 now it's up to 2150, or is that a typo also?
Captain Ivan Drago of the Russian army punches with an average force of 1850 ppsi, but in ''montage mode' hits at 2150. That's superhuman strength if ever i saw it! Aint no chance Rocky would have been able to last more than a handful of blows, he's a true American hero!
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My interest in these stories lies more with the "tortured soul" aspect of the characters. Jedi's have to learn to let go of what they fear to lose so loved ones will never be used against them.
Spidey's the same way, so I think it's a big mistake if he's gonna marry Kirsten... or whatever her name is. She'll be captured and held hostage or something like that.
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indeed, shame those aspects of the film are ''undeveloped'' according to reviews.....
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The whole Sandman angle is to make the audience care about a ''b'' list villian - c'mon, we're going to the cinema to see Venom, Sandman is padding - and why have they felt a film featuring Venom needs padding??
Spidey going evil and confronting those inner demons and then facing his toughest adversary - how does that need padding, you could get two films out of that!
Venom is the padding. Sandman and "New Goblin" are the co-headliners. Maybe not to the strange, strange fanboys who think Venom is an interesting character, if those people truly exist, but in the context of the movie it's undeniable. I sincerely hope that those heading out to Spider-Man 3 on opening day for a dose of Venom aren't expecting him to be in play for long periods of time.
Is Venom more than a second-tier villain these days?
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Quote from: Izzy on April 26, 2007, 02:52:31 PM
The whole Sandman angle is to make the audience care about a ''b'' list villian - c'mon, we're going to the cinema to see Venom, Sandman is padding - and why have they felt a film featuring Venom needs padding??
Spidey going evil and confronting those inner demons and then facing his toughest adversary - how does that need padding, you could get two films out of that!
Venom is the padding. Sandman and "New Goblin" are the co-headliners. Maybe not to the strange, strange fanboys who think Venom is an interesting character, if those people truly exist, but in the context of the movie it's undeniable. I sincerely hope that those heading out to Spider-Man 3 on opening day for a dose of Venom aren't expecting him to be in play for long periods of time.
Is Venom more than a second-tier villain these days?
Venom is the ultimate Spidey villain. He knows everything about Peter, he's practically unbeatable, and it takes a lot more than flashy fighting moves to beat him, which is something no second-tier villain should have. The way they changed Sandman (and used him at all) is bizarre. Too much could've been done with Venom. If he is just a side-villain and he is never used again that'll be ashamed.
Harry's Goblin was a pussy, and the Sandman was a B-list villain at best. Venom is fucking top of the list.
IMO they should've used the alien costume throughout the movie, but not give it to Brock until the very last scene, to set up a fourth movie. Then you could add a secondary villain like Scorpian, Lizard (although he could almost be the main villain), or the Vulture. But hey, that's just me.
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saw some trailers.
it could be any big movie that came out in the past 8 years. boring.
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Venom is fucking top of the list.
In the movie? Or in general? I remember Venom as being a very boring, cliched character in the books, the "bizzaro Spider-Man." Visually appealing, with all the depth of a paddling pool. I'm not sure what sort of story you could tell with Venom as the main villain, given that his entire motivation is "I hate Spider-Man."
Best case scenario; They could have simply set up the symbiote suit in this movie and introduced Venom in a sequel using the Superman/Batman professional rivalry angle. That might have been interesting, to see Spider-Man usurped by a crime-fighting Venom who also has a vendetta against him. Perhaps they could have gone down that road if Marvel hadn't insisted in shoe-horning Venom into this movie.
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Quote from: Communist China on April 27, 2007, 03:57:13 PM
Venom is fucking top of the list.
In the movie? Or in general? I remember Venom as being a very boring, cliched character in the books, the "bizzaro Spider-Man." Visually appealing, with all the depth of a paddling pool. I'm not sure what sort of story you could tell with Venom as the main villain, given that his entire motivation is "I hate Spider-Man."
Best case scenario; They could have simply set up the symbiote suit in this movie and introduced Venom in a sequel using the Superman/Batman professional rivalry angle. That might have been interesting, to see Spider-Man usurped by a crime-fighting Venom who also has a vendetta against him. Perhaps they could have gone down that road if Marvel hadn't insisted in shoe-horning Venom into this movie.
Not in the movie. I know he'll have a small role, but the character is sweet. If you watched the 90s cartoons, they had a tree-parter with him that I think could easily translate to a movie. I think Shocker was involved in that particular 3-parter cartoon (I could be wrong), and something like that could imo make the best Spidey movie yet.
In the comics Venom could be a little cheesy, but I think a modern, dark version would be great.
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carnage is the best spider man villian. powers of venom, but with the mind of a mad man.
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Carnage would be good for a terrorism story, but I don't think there's a ton of depth there.
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New budget revealed
Currently at $350 million
Previous most expensive is Superman Returns at $270
...bear in mind Episode 3 was 99% cgi and cost $117 - someone has been ripped off!
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carnage is the best spider man villian. powers of venom, but with the mind of a mad man.
Carnage would be awesome - he was even stronger than Venom, and as mad as a bag of snakes
...it would have to be a far more adult film to accomodate him though, without his evil nature he'd be just another cgi baddie
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o man all i've heard is bad stuff about this movie from critics and on other forums. the only good thing i heard was what my best friend said, he said it was pretty good overall but it seemed like some parts were rushed. i'll probably be seeing it tommorow.
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