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Metal Loaf posted:This is from Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope #1. I know that face is some goon's avatar and for the longest time I thought it was a lady who smelled something terrible.
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It's not quite a construction hat but I feel like this photo from ASM2 should be noted in this thread anyway
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Nov 9, 2013 10:09
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Man, if he defeats the menace of ELECTRO  by spraying him with a hosepipe, I dunno if I'll be incredibly happy or sad.
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Nov 9, 2013 18:00
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He looks like he's dancing in a music video.
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Nov 9, 2013 18:02
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The fact that he's taken a brief moment to find a hat to go with the hosepipe makes me hopeful that he'll be a bit less emo and a bit more Spidey this time around.
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Nov 9, 2013 18:32
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Pilchenstein posted:The fact that he's taken a brief moment to find a hat to go with the hosepipe makes me hopeful that he'll be a bit less emo and a bit more Spidey this time around. He was very minimally emo the first time around due to the movie trying not to be Tobey Macquire's Spider-Man.
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Nov 9, 2013 19:21
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VanSandman posted:He was very minimally emo the first time around due to the movie trying not to be Tobey Macquire's Spider-Man. Are you kidding me, the cinematography and script were a lot more angsty than the occasional melodramatic outbursts in the raimi films. I expected the screen to fade to black and white and rain to start pouring half the time Peter was onscreen.
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Nov 9, 2013 19:30
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Lurdiak posted:Are you kidding me, the cinematography and script were a lot more angsty than the occasional melodramatic outbursts in the raimi films. I expected the screen to fade to black and white and rain to start pouring half the time Peter was onscreen. You expect him to be all smiles right after his uncle dies?
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Nov 9, 2013 19:48
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SilverSupernova posted:You expect him to be all smiles right after his uncle dies? I didn't have a problem with it, but ASM was by far the more "emo" of the two film portrayals.
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Nov 9, 2013 20:05
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Lurdiak posted:I didn't have a problem with it, but ASM was by far the more "emo" of the two film portrayals. Toby Mcquire cries all the loving time in his movies. ASM had jokes. Peter smiled and laughed and had fun.
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Nov 9, 2013 20:07
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SilverSupernova posted:You expect him to be all smiles right after his uncle dies? He.....He dies in both.
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Nov 9, 2013 20:10
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VanSandman posted:Toby Mcquire cries all the loving time in his movies. ASM had jokes. Peter smiled and laughed and had fun. You're straight up having selective memories, which I guess is kinda easy for ASM since it was so schizophrenic in tone.
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Nov 9, 2013 20:27
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A good example of the humorous side of ASM was this scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nURhc_maQFg I don't remember if the previous films did any humor that was this great.
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Nov 9, 2013 20:32
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Lurdiak posted:You're straight up having selective memories, which I guess is kinda easy for ASM since it was so schizophrenic in tone. I prefer to remember it in my own way.
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Nov 9, 2013 20:33
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The only thing I remember from any of Raimi's movies is Maguires stupid "making GBS threads his pants while crying" face in all of them. 3 was the worst offender, but 2 had a ton of this as well, and 1 had quite a bit. The only time I didn't find Peter "emo" in Raimi's was when he was wearing the black suit and acting like a total dick and actually being you know...happy and fulfilled, going after things that he wanted. In ASM other than his angst over his uncle and parents Peter seems like a much happier, much more well balanced person than Raimi's weird, creepy stalker Peter who looked like Andy Samberg in the "jizz in my pants" video as he cried for several hours straight (hyperbole).
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Nov 9, 2013 21:48
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"Dark" Peter Parker in SM3 is the funniest thing in any Spider-Man film ever (apart from Bruce Campbell's questionably French waiter) SM3 is easily the funniest.
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Nov 9, 2013 22:48
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Quantum of Phallus posted:"Dark" Peter Parker in SM3 is the funniest thing in any Spider-Man film ever (apart from Bruce Campbell's questionably French waiter) If SM3 consisted only of that scene, it'd be my favorite Spier-Man movie. Was "MMMMMMM, pie." in that movie too?
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Nov 9, 2013 23:15
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Soonmot posted:If SM3 consisted only of that scene, it'd be my favorite Spier-Man movie. Was "MMMMMMM, pie." in that movie too? It was 'How's the pie?' 'So good.'
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Nov 9, 2013 23:21
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Yeah, so those two scenes are the best Rami Spidey has ever been.
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Nov 9, 2013 23:23
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Soonmot posted:Yeah, so those two scenes are the best Rami Spidey has ever been. Nah, it's the one where Harry whips a pumpkin bomb at Peter and Peter's all 'I'm the Spider-Man bitch!' And whips it back at him, then struts away.
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Nov 9, 2013 23:25
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The best scene in the original trilogy was the Raimi as gently caress hospital scene in SM2
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Nov 9, 2013 23:31
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It should have seemed hokey (and hell, maybe it did to everybody else) but for me, the scene in Spider-Man 2 where Spidey stops the runaway train with his webs and passes out, and is slowly passed over the heads of the passengers who lay him down to check on him is a really sweet moment that feels just right for the character.
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Nov 9, 2013 23:47
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Jerusalem posted:It should have seemed hokey (and hell, maybe it did to everybody else) but for me, the scene in Spider-Man 2 where Spidey stops the runaway train with his webs and passes out, and is slowly passed over the heads of the passengers who lay him down to check on him is a really sweet moment that feels just right for the character. I agree. It helps that Doc Ock immediately gives no fucks and justs pushes the whole crowd out of the way when they try to protect him.
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Nov 9, 2013 23:52
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Nahxela posted:A good example of the humorous side of ASM was this scene: This isn't funny. This is a git tormenting and bullying a guy ridiculously weaker than him. And this following Unkie Ben's last argument with Pete being over him doing just that to a high school bully. gently caress ASM. [[this post doesn't contain a funny panel yet. It will]]
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KayTee posted:This isn't funny. This is a git tormenting and bullying a guy ridiculously weaker than him. And this following Unkie Ben's last argument with Pete being over him doing just that to a high school bully. gently caress ASM. It's called a character arc you idiot. When Captain Stacy says he knows Spider-Man is looking for someone, that he has a type, Peter starts to change.
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Nov 10, 2013 00:11
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My favorite moment in all four movies is still when Spider-Man caught Aunt May after she fell off the wall in 2. The score was absolutely triumphant, the way it was shot captured the sense of his movement and speed perfectly while keeping the perspective and height in frame and he was animated perfectly.
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Nov 10, 2013 02:03
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Have some Spiderman panels. I picked up some issues recently after thinking of Maximum Carnage for the first time in twenty years, and man, there were some great faces in the early 90's: ___   Amazing Spiderman 336-338.
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Nov 10, 2013 02:32
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Kalli posted:Have some Spiderman panels. I picked up some issues recently after thinking of Maximum Carnage for the first time in twenty years, and man, there were some great faces in the early 90's: Aunt May with the world's best oval office apron made me do a spit take, wow
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TheJoker138 posted:The only thing I remember from any of Raimi's movies is Maguires stupid "making GBS threads his pants while crying" face in all of them. 3 was the worst offender, but 2 had a ton of this as well, and 1 had quite a bit. The only time I didn't find Peter "emo" in Raimi's was when he was wearing the black suit and acting like a total dick and actually being you know...happy and fulfilled, going after things that he wanted. In ASM other than his angst over his uncle and parents Peter seems like a much happier, much more well balanced person than Raimi's weird, creepy stalker Peter who looked like Andy Samberg in the "jizz in my pants" video as he cried for several hours straight (hyperbole). How do I...how do I "Like" a post here? I got a three hour rant about how terrible, broad, and schticky those movies were, there's not a single human-like interaction in any of those movies and, combined, they are worse than Batman and Robin. They did do that whole "home town hero" thing that had the crowds loving Spider-Man and defending him, but they even did that too broad. No. No. Just terrible movies from top to bottom from the second most over-rated director ever. I haven't even seen ASM because the weird thing Garfield does with his head with every line he has and the way he narrates his every move makes me want to break my TV.
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VanSandman posted:I agree. It helps that Doc Ock immediately gives no fucks and justs pushes the whole crowd out of the way when they try to protect him. Yeah, that was a great little moment after rolling my eyes at the similar Green Goblin scene in the first movie when they start throwing bottles and bricks and stuff at him and shouting,"THIS IS NEW YOIK YOU MESS WIF ONE OF US YOU MESS WIF ALL OF US!" at him. I thought them bringing Spidey in and trying to protect him feel really genuine, but they didn't magically make Doc Ock back off, he just slammed them out of the way because come on, he's got giant metal telepathic tentacles!
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Nov 10, 2013 03:42
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Duke Igthorn posted:How do I...how do I "Like" a post here? I got a three hour rant about how terrible, broad, and schticky those movies were, there's not a single human-like interaction in any of those movies and, combined, they are worse than Batman and Robin. While I agree with most of this, I will defend the first movies' portrayal of J Jonah Jameson to the death.
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Jerusalem posted:Yeah, that was a great little moment after rolling my eyes at the similar Green Goblin scene in the first movie when they start throwing bottles and bricks and stuff at him and shouting,"THIS IS NEW YOIK YOU MESS WIF ONE OF US YOU MESS WIF ALL OF US!" at him. I thought them bringing Spidey in and trying to protect him feel really genuine, but they didn't magically make Doc Ock back off, he just slammed them out of the way because come on, he's got giant metal telepathic tentacles! That was what made the scene work. It was a terribly hackneyed, cliched scene, straight out of the average mid-80s Teen Action Movie... and then Doc Ock is just like "Okay, sure, if that's what you want" and slams the Assembled Mass Of Inspirational New Yorkers out of the way (Alfred Molina sells that moment so well, it's his little smirk that takes it from a fun moment to an awesome one). By deliberately playing up and then subverting the cliche you get the single best scene (in my opinion, anyway) of the three Maguire films.
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Kalli posted:Have some Spiderman panels. I picked up some issues recently after thinking of Maximum Carnage for the first time in twenty years, and man, there were some great faces in the early 90's: So what you're saying is you really love Erik Larsen.
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Gorilla Salad posted:While I agree with most of this, I will defend the first movies' portrayal of J Jonah Jameson to the death. To be fair, I'd defend JK Simmons to the death.
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Nov 10, 2013 05:10
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RyuujinBlueZ posted:To be fair, I'd defend JK Simmons to the death. Yeah, if Simmon isn't recast as JJJ, it'll be a crime. I'm also glad I wasn't alone on the apron.
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TheJoker138 posted:The only time I didn't find Peter "emo" in Raimi's was when he was wearing the black suit and acting like a total dick and actually being you know...happy and fulfilled, going after things that he wanted. Gorilla Salad posted:While I agree with most of this, I will defend the first movies' portrayal of J Jonah Jameson to the death. Just the first one? I thought he was great in all three.
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smashpro1 posted:Which was, ironically, the part of the movie where he had "emo hair". He was the character in all three, but the first one has the scene where JJJ is dressing down Peter, talking about how Spider-man sucks, Goblin comes crashing through the window, threatening him for details about who gets pictures of Spider-man, and JJJ still has the integrity to not sell out Peter. It's very fitting of his character because he's a businessman first and foremost. A money grubbing blowhard who gets off on being an rear end in a top hat. But when it really comes down to it, he'll still stand up and do the right thing. Maybe that's a better reflection of the writers, rather than the actor in this case, but I still think it helps the portrayal cement who the character is.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:"Dark" Peter Parker in SM3 is the funniest thing in any Spider-Man film ever (apart from Bruce Campbell's questionably French waiter) Here you go. Also have a thing from Wizard Magazine 
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Movie talk in the movie thread. Not a photoshop. 
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Kalli posted:Have some Spiderman panels. I picked up some issues recently after thinking of Maximum Carnage for the first time in twenty years, and man, there were some great faces in the early 90's:
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