The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - First Trailer

Mafro » Sun Apr 20, 2014 1:31 am wrote:ITT: people forget about Blade.

Blade isn't as well known as a comic character as Spiderman and the X-Men though. When I've spoken to people about the Blade films they were surprised to learn they were based on comics rather than an original character created for the film.

Mafro » Sun Apr 20, 2014 1:31 am wrote:ITT: people forget about Blade.

who?

7/10
It was ok but not brilliant but I still enjoyed it though. I quite liked the twist at the end.

Thanks - i'll look out for that. :roll:

Post-Credit scene was [is]a bit pointless really. Was it literally just a clip from Days of Future past like it seemed to be?[/is]

Oh so the spoiler hiding facility is working then?

Lagamorph » Sun Apr 20, 2014 4:17 pm wrote:Post-Credit scene was [is]a bit pointless really. Was it literally just a clip from Days of Future past like it seemed to be?[/is]

Yeah
Mark Webb had to agree to include to be let out of some Fox contract

Was there a twist? I really can't think of one.

Cosmo » Sun Apr 20, 2014 6:23 pm wrote:Was there a twist? I really can't think of one.

The twist was that [is]Peter Parker is Spiderman[/is]

Buffalo » Sun Apr 20, 2014 3:05 am wrote:Crumbs, not this cat.

Your vernacular never ceases to amaze.

The English language is my play thing, Ryall my man 8-)

Just got back from seeing this. Seemed like as the film was about to start, it ended which is a shame. Was pretty good either way, better than the first, but not as good as Capt 2. I also had no idea that was Paul Giamatti in the suit until right at the very end. :lol:

The cinema I went to go see this in had one of the WORST audiences ever. Too many kids! :fp:

Really enjoyed it. Did seem to drag on at times but was a solid 8/10 for me.

No one stayed after to see the post credits scene apart from me and the missus. No one seemed to realise Stan Lee was in the film either.

Can someone explain to me why people are complaining about too many villains. I thought it was a good mix, and to see Electro's story was great!

Cosmo » Sun Apr 20, 2014 6:23 pm wrote:Was there a twist? I really can't think of one.

There was one in Gwen's neck

JimKT » Sun Apr 20, 2014 11:15 pm wrote:Can someone explain to me why people are complaining about too many villains.

After Spider-Man 3 everyone likes to panic whenever there's more than one

Yeah because that's it :roll:

If you're going to do the strawberry floating death of Gwen Stacy you really need to focus the entire story on goblin, you can have one more villain in the opening sure but outside of that there needs to be a solo focus.

HM » Mon Apr 21, 2014 9:32 am wrote:Yeah because that's it

Nothing to do with Dubstep Electro being a gooseberry fool villain that they want you to feel sorry for so the audience can "sympathise" with him as a anti-hero in the sinister six movie.

Nothing to do with Rhino being a ridiculous villain that they go and cast someone as good as paul giamatti in the role, only to have be borderline racist comedic accent russian.

Don't even get me started on how much of a waste norman osborn was, and how rushed harry's development was into green goblin just to fit the gwen's death story.

Yes, but then the problem isn't there's too many villains, it's that they handled them poorly. Films do multiple villains well all the time

Orci and Kurtzman are a pox on cinema.

Skippy » Mon Apr 21, 2014 11:31 am wrote:
HM » Mon Apr 21, 2014 9:32 am wrote:Yeah because that's it

Nothing to do with Dubstep Electro being a gooseberry fool villain that they want you to feel sorry for so the audience can "sympathise" with him as a anti-hero in the sinister six movie.

Nothing to do with Rhino being a ridiculous villain that they go and cast someone as good as paul giamatti in the role, only to have be borderline racist comedic accent russian.

Don't even get me started on how much of a waste norman osborn was, and how rushed harry's development was into green goblin just to fit the gwen's death story.

Yes, but then the problem isn't there's too many villains, it's that they handled them poorly. Films do multiple villains well all the time

The more characters, the less likely they all get adequate character development and convincing motivations. It's a 90 minute film, not a thirteen episode tv show.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - First Trailer

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