Spider-Man 3's other villain revealed! -spoilers- - Page 3

Mirai Gen · 06-01-2006, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Leon_88

I think Carnage and Venom should be in the same movie, just my opinion.

Couldn't happen. There'd be too much explanation behind Venom and the symbiote as it is, and explaining the separate entity that is Carnage, even excluding Cassidy (is that the right name?), would be impossible. Or at least weak.

TheBlindMime · 06-01-2006, 02:36 AM

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Originally Posted by IHateMakingNames

Mime, you link to the IMDB credits list, and don't point out the May Parker/Carnage role?

No I don't because it would put an unfathomable number of holes into my theory.

I'm still right, though.

Nique · 06-01-2006, 03:25 AM

All of the spider-man movies have been shaky so far. They've teetered very close to being not good... I'm anxiously awaiting number 3 in hopes of something a little better.

Sky Warrior Bob · 06-01-2006, 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Mirai Gen

Couldn't happen. There'd be too much explanation behind Venom and the symbiote as it is, and explaining the separate entity that is Carnage, even excluding Cassidy (is that the right name?), would be impossible. Or at least weak.

Of course, considering how this movie is using at least two baddies, the plot might end up being weak to begin with. The only way I can find out of this, is if they start the movie with a boss battle & don't bother giving him a backstory. Just ass kickery at its finest. Then work out a plot from that point.

SWB

mauve · 06-01-2006, 01:28 PM

Despite the fact that we've got two villains that look somewhat promising, I don't know if I'll go see Spider Man 3 in theatres.

I wasn't overly pleased with Spider Man 2. Peter Parker's "happy to fight crime and fly around like a freak" attitude was what made him so enjoyable to watch in the original movie. Then in 2, he suddenly pulled a Batman and went all moody. "Oh, being the hero is such a burden!" So many superhero movies/comics pull that stunt. It gets really, really old. That's why I liked the original Spider Man; it was finally a superhero who ENJOYS his job.

Plus, now half of New York knows his secret identity; every five seconds he was pulling his mask off in front of a loaded subway car or something. Way to keep a low profile, Mr. Parker.

So unless this latest movie brings back Happy Spider Man and comes up with a decent plot, I doubt I'll bother going to see it.

Maybe I'll rent it when it comes out on video.

Of course, that's what I said about "Van Helsing" when I saw the trailers, and I went to see it in theatres anyway.

Toastburner B · 06-01-2006, 02:07 PM

You mean there were other people who didn't think Spider-man 2 was the best superhero movie ever?

I'm no longer alone in the world! :whee:

Of course, I might of not liked 2 because of the conditions I saw it under. My best friend was suppose to take a date to it...but the date dumped him when he went to pick her up. He still wanted to see it, and had an extra ticket, he took me along. Insert the mass amounts of drama between Peter and Mary Jane...not the best "I just got dumped" movie. :shifty:

Meister · 06-01-2006, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Toastburner B

You mean there were other people who didn't think Spider-man 2 was the best superhero movie ever?

I'm no longer alone in the world! :whee:

I've been saying that for years. I didn't see it under ideal conditions either (loud jackasses in the theater), but they were ideal enough to pass judgement. I actually made the decision to in the next movie only watch the Venom parts, should they ever come, after Spider-Man 2.

Mirai Gen · 06-01-2006, 02:44 PM

People didn't like Spider-Man 2?

Wow.

I thought it actually was the best superhero movie ever. Right up there with the first Superman movie.

Toastburner B · 06-01-2006, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Mirai Gen

People didn't like Spider-Man 2?

Wow.

I thought it actually was the best superhero movie ever. Right up there with the first Superman movie.

That was the general feeling from everywhere I looked for the most part back when it came out. That's why I was surprised to see quite a few people say they didnt' love it.

Nikose Tyris · 06-01-2006, 03:13 PM

...My little sister... adored both spiderman 2...

...You make 8 year old little girls cry by insulting it! Spiderman is her #2 favourite hero! Next to Riddick, of course.

...Yes, I take my sister into R rated films. shut up. She likes them.

Seriously, though, From what I've seen, If you are a new fan, and you want to see a good superhero movie, You have to admit, there isn't much better than the spiderman movies; I'm fairly picky, and Although Xmen 3 made me laugh... My sister thought it was pretty lame, having seen the first two. so, on her opinion, she says she'll, "Hold her breath on Superman, and go see Spidey 3."

06-01-2006, 01:28 PM	#25
mauve So Dreamy Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Someplace magical Posts: 6,863	Despite the fact that we've got two villains that look somewhat promising, I don't know if I'll go see Spider Man 3 in theatres. I wasn't overly pleased with Spider Man 2. Peter Parker's "happy to fight crime and fly around like a freak" attitude was what made him so enjoyable to watch in the original movie. Then in 2, he suddenly pulled a Batman and went all moody. "Oh, being the hero is such a burden!" So many superhero movies/comics pull that stunt. It gets really, really old. That's why I liked the original Spider Man; it was finally a superhero who ENJOYS his job. Plus, now half of New York knows his secret identity; every five seconds he was pulling his mask off in front of a loaded subway car or something. Way to keep a low profile, Mr. Parker. So unless this latest movie brings back Happy Spider Man and comes up with a decent plot, I doubt I'll bother going to see it. Maybe I'll rent it when it comes out on video. Of course, that's what I said about "Van Helsing" when I saw the trailers, and I went to see it in theatres anyway. __________________ Yoo Hoo!

06-01-2006, 02:07 PM	#26
Toastburner B Toasty has left the building Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Hiding...because I don't want to die. Posts: 3,936	You mean there were other people who didn't think Spider-man 2 was the best superhero movie ever? I'm no longer alone in the world! :whee: Of course, I might of not liked 2 because of the conditions I saw it under. My best friend was suppose to take a date to it...but the date dumped him when he went to pick her up. He still wanted to see it, and had an extra ticket, he took me along. Insert the mass amounts of drama between Peter and Mary Jane...not the best "I just got dumped" movie. :shifty: __________________ I came, I saw, I got team-killed. A lot.

06-01-2006, 02:44 PM	#28
Mirai Gen We are Geth. Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 14,032	People didn't like Spider-Man 2? Wow. I thought it actually was the best superhero movie ever. Right up there with the first Superman movie. __________________