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Superhero movies have been dead since after Avengers Endgame — COVID just made it harder to notice for a while. GotG3 did well because it was the last time anyone was going to see the characters they actually cared about.
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# ¿ Feb 13, 2024 21:02 |
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# ¿ May 9, 2024 23:57 |
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Barry Convex posted:yeah, it's pretty baffling that the Parker family is so prominent in the film, given that not only is baby Peter left unnamed, but that Ben and Mary's connection to the future Spider-Man plays no role to speak of in the actual plot (there's no indication at all that either Madame Web or Ezekiel have any awareness of his future). There were alleged plot leaks last year that had a much more significant role for the unborn Spider-Man, sort of akin to John Connor's role in the plot of the original Terminator, and it wouldn't surprise me if that was one of the biggest things to change in rewrites and reshoots; that version still probably would have sucked, but at least some of the narrative choices here would have made more sense. It also might at least partially explain why so much of Tahar Rahim's dialogue is ADRed in, since excising that plot point would have significantly changed his motivation. It's funny that Spider-Man has become such a valuable IP that the fictional realities he inhabits are now realigning themselves around his importance. Entire cosmologies have been created in movies and comic books that Spider-Man is somehow this messianic figure upon which the universe pivots. The last Spider-Verse movie has one character whose entire job is making sure the multiverse keeps spitting out Spider-Men. I'm disappointed to hear Madame Web chickened out of making Peter Parker the most important person in the universe.
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# ¿ Feb 16, 2024 21:45 |