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*Holds her ticket...ok not a ticket but the credit card she used on movietickets.com to buy a ticket*
Oooo!!
Oooo!!
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I didnt think it was that great, i still prefer x-men 2. i think theres something not right having toby maguire as spiderman, hes just too geeky!
Mystique wrote:
> It explained it all in the movie..didn't you watch it?
I watched it, discussed it with several people, and they all went 'OMFG! WTF! I FECXKING PWN J00 SPIDER-MAN'. And they all hated the movie.
I, however, quite enjoyed it.
Saw it Wednesday evening.
Anyways, yes, whatever is said, it needed more action. The fighting seemed more like a side plot rather than the main peice...
> It explained it all in the movie..didn't you watch it?
I watched it, discussed it with several people, and they all went 'OMFG! WTF! I FECXKING PWN J00 SPIDER-MAN'. And they all hated the movie.
I, however, quite enjoyed it.
Saw it Wednesday evening.
Anyways, yes, whatever is said, it needed more action. The fighting seemed more like a side plot rather than the main peice...
Excellent, just how superhero movies should be. The whole point of having a superhero is that the guy under the mask has to be believable and have a life of his own; if he's punching crooks in the face every five minutes and acting like a chick magnet, why should we care?
Special effects were ace (does anyone else always look directly at the faces during the CG bits like me?), Dunst and Maguire are both great and James Franco is superb, a bit 'broody teenager' for me but still a good performance. And Dylan Baker will rule as The Lizard in Spidey 3 - the paedo-dad from Happiness is back, and he's coming for YOUR kids!
Special effects were ace (does anyone else always look directly at the faces during the CG bits like me?), Dunst and Maguire are both great and James Franco is superb, a bit 'broody teenager' for me but still a good performance. And Dylan Baker will rule as The Lizard in Spidey 3 - the paedo-dad from Happiness is back, and he's coming for YOUR kids!
I'm yet to be fully convinced by Dunst. The outstanding actor was Molina, I reckon.
I must have missed the whole 'Lizard' plot here.
Where was he mentioned/spotted/referenced in Spidey 2??
Where was he mentioned/spotted/referenced in Spidey 2??
Stryke wrote:
> The outstanding actor was Molina, I reckon.
I agree there. He was quite excellent.
> The outstanding actor was Molina, I reckon.
I agree there. He was quite excellent.
ßulle†† wrote:
> I must have missed the whole 'Lizard' plot here.
>
> Where was he mentioned/spotted/referenced in Spidey 2??
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Peter Parker's one-armed Physics lecturer, Dr Curt Connors - the guy who turns into the Lizard when he attempts reptile regeneration on his arm.
> I must have missed the whole 'Lizard' plot here.
>
> Where was he mentioned/spotted/referenced in Spidey 2??
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Peter Parker's one-armed Physics lecturer, Dr Curt Connors - the guy who turns into the Lizard when he attempts reptile regeneration on his arm.
Ah, thanks for that. I'm not really up to speed on the origins of all the villains :D
That's a good thing - means you're not a geek. Oh, and John Jameson gets a gemstone thing from the moon than turns him into the Man-Wolf in the comics, so that's always a possibility.
Well, with the legacy of the comics, there's a whole load of possibilities really...
Looking forward to the next already :D
Looking forward to the next already :D
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