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Spider-Man 4. The Lizard and Morbius?

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  • cdhall
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    Yeah

    Originally posted by jds1911a1
    Burn notice is dcent for a made for USA show. the good thing is you don't need to see every episode to follow it so it's one to stop as you cahnnel search. Bruce is in a supporting role so you only see him about 8-10 minutes nax in an episode
    That is what I thought but that Loose Ends ended in a cliffhanger. Not funny. It was OK like I expected but I have no idea what episode should be next or how I'll catch it. USA was running a Marathon. It was probably the next episode that came on.

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  • jds1911a1
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    Originally posted by cdhall
    I really didn't like the Goblin costume. Someone said he looked like he belonged on Power Rangers... and Bruce is putting on some weight. Which is also a bit disturbing because he had a big health/fitness rant on his old website but I think it carried over to "If Chins Could Kill." He was really hard on chubby kids. And actors too as I recall.

    That USA movie where he was an Astronaut was kind of scary. He looked bad there. I just taped a 2hr Burn Notice to see if I can sort of get into that show. I don't know what the 2hr thing is. Pilot? Did they do a 2hr one for Sweeps? I'll look around the web.

    But Spidey 3 was really bad in my opinion. Too much rewriting of story elements and just too "what can we cram in here?"
    Burn notice is dcent for a made for USA show. the good thing is you don't need to see every episode to follow it so it's one to stop as you cahnnel search. Bruce is in a supporting role so you only see him about 8-10 minutes nax in an episode

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  • cdhall
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    I really didn't like the Goblin costume. Someone said he looked like he belonged on Power Rangers... and Bruce is putting on some weight. Which is also a bit disturbing because he had a big health/fitness rant on his old website but I think it carried over to "If Chins Could Kill." He was really hard on chubby kids. And actors too as I recall.

    That USA movie where he was an Astronaut was kind of scary. He looked bad there. I just taped a 2hr Burn Notice to see if I can sort of get into that show. I don't know what the 2hr thing is. Pilot? Did they do a 2hr one for Sweeps? I'll look around the web.

    But Spidey 3 was really bad in my opinion. Too much rewriting of story elements and just too "what can we cram in here?"

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  • huedell
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    Originally posted by clemso
    Yeah maybe it could be 'The Count" from Sesame street instead
    Now, now

    All they have to do is make Morbius as palatable as any other
    Spidey-villain that Raimi has presented and he'll be just as family-friendly
    in my eyes.
    ----I didn't even think Venom was all that over-the-top horrific
    altho' I heard different from some parents...I dunno.

    Like I said before, I don't find family-friendly NECESSARY, I just find it helpful
    because it's picking the brains of a wider-age audience, which in my opinion
    is cool for a superhero icon.

    The good thing here in a debate is that most people here
    liked "Raimi Spidey" on the whole as it has stood, so, aside from
    correcting a bit of a drop in the third one---Raimi basically just has
    to continue doing what he HAS been doing already and things should be
    peachy

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  • clemso
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    Originally posted by huedell
    Not only THAT, but who's to say a vampire can't be
    a "fun" character?

    This is a personal opinion, but I've viewed SPIDEY 1, 2 & 3
    as "fun" superhero movies, i.e. never feeling "too dry"
    throughout all of 'em.

    I also never thought of them as movies you couldn't take
    your kids to---and even tho' that quality is not NECESSARY to me---
    it's certainly a strong point.

    The more that a family can enjoy these movies, the better.
    Yeah maybe it could be 'The Count" from Sesame street instead

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  • jds1911a1
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    I would rather see them pair down to just 1 villian in a well written plot. since 4 might be the last go out on a high note. lizard is the best choice for a villian. Morbius is like the punisher when the character was created it was new and interesting but now with SOOO many vampire films and 3 blade films vampires are passe'. nevermind they will probably go pretty boy vampire becuase of twilight and the ann rice vampire films

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  • jds1911a1
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    Originally posted by samurainoir
    You know what would be really funny and perfect for Bruce Campbell's Mysterio?

    When Raimi is finally done with Spiderman movies and decides to hang it up, "Mysterio" should finally show up in costume, and rattle on about how he has been Spiderman and Peter Parker's scourge and arch-nemesis for all these years. Showing up when he least expects it to make Spidey's life a living hell.

    He pulls off the fishbowl for the big reveal... and Spiderman is all "Who are You?"

    Leave it to Campbell to do his classic floundering posturing at that point... I'm the guy who wouldn't let you in the theatre! I'm the ****** of a maitre d! etc. You ruined my show-biz career at that Wrestling match, and I've been savoring my revenge!

    Let Maguire do his "What the?" face, mayhem ensues.

    Don't make it the crux of a movie, just give Campbell his little moment to shine (perhaps before the opening credits roll).
    That is brilliant and exactly the type of thing Raimi might do of course if Bruce gets any larger they may have to cast him as the kingpin

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  • cdhall
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    !

    Originally posted by samurainoir
    You know what would be really funny and perfect for Bruce Campbell's Mysterio?

    When Raimi is finally done with Spiderman movies and decides to hang it up, "Mysterio" should finally show up in costume, and rattle on about how he has been Spiderman and Peter Parker's scourge and arch-nemesis for all these years. Showing up when he least expects it to make Spidey's life a living hell.

    He pulls off the fishbowl for the big reveal... and Spiderman is all "Who are You?"

    Leave it to Campbell to do his classic floundering posturing at that point... I'm the guy who wouldn't let you in the theatre! I'm the ****** of a maitre d! etc. You ruined my show-biz career at that Wrestling match, and I've been savoring my revenge!

    Let Maguire do his "What the?" face, mayhem ensues.

    Don't make it the crux of a movie, just give Campbell his little moment to shine (perhaps before the opening credits roll).
    That is FUNNY! Very well put.

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  • huedell
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    Originally posted by Hector
    Who cares about little kids.

    Not only THAT, but who's to say a vampire can't be
    a "fun" character?

    This is a personal opinion, but I've viewed SPIDEY 1, 2 & 3
    as "fun" superhero movies, i.e. never feeling "too dry"
    throughout all of 'em.

    I also never thought of them as movies you couldn't take
    your kids to---and even tho' that quality is not NECESSARY to me---
    it's certainly a strong point.

    The more that a family can enjoy these movies, the better.

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by palitoy
    I thought the scene where Venom and Sandman team up was written by a child or swiped from the old easy reader comics. Not much motivation there, very weak just "hey you, let's join forces!".
    Not only that...but instead of seeing this on screen at all times...




    ...we get to see this annoying face instead...



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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by clemso
    I would like to see DareDevil in Spider-man.

    Clem
    Just not with Ben Affleck, urgh.

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by MIB41
    I love the idea of Morbius. That character could give the series an edginess it lost from part 3. PLUS it gives Raimi a chance to inject some of his great horror skills into the franchise. I think the movie could be a classic!
    Agreed.

    Plus Morbius is not a come from the dead vampire in the traditional sense...he is a living vampire spawned from science.

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by kingdom warrior
    Awww yeah!!!! let's all get Chris to Hollywood so he can write the script!!!

    Morbius for me is too Dark of a character for spidey...too many little kids see these movies to have a Vampire in it.
    Who cares about little kids.

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  • clemso
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    New Goblin was so lame, I think Sandman was dead on though.

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  • BlackKnight
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    Originally posted by palitoy
    Not much motivation there, very weak just "hey you, let's join forces!".
    Yes,...
    It was almost something outta the Silver Age of Comics.

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