Two things. You can't come into someone's room with out knocking.
I'm really curious as to where this was gonna go if Jonah hadn't walked in.
I'm really curious as to where this was gonna go if Jonah hadn't walked in.
But there was never a time he wouldn't bleed if he got punched.
Noticed that he was at Harry's funeral at the end of 3. That was a nice touch. Have no clue why Gwen was there tho.
It's better and worse than you remember.Man these took me back. Back when Spidey was automatic theater bliss for me, until 3. I'll never forgive Sony/ Raimi for 3. I don't think I've watched it since.
Man these took me back. Back when Spidey was automatic theater bliss for me, until 3. I'll never forgive Sony/ Raimi for 3. I don't think I've watched it since.
Preach.It's been said many times before, but I love Raimi's films so much because he made the city a character itself. People can gush over how much Homecoming Spidey is closer to "real" Spidey, but his supposed city isn't a character at all. Hell, half the movie doesn't even take place in NY.
I'll have to watch it again to be sure because it's been a while, I would put Spider-Man 2 in my all-time top 10.
They've aged like fine wine my man. They got heart and a certain magic to them that future films lack. I love Homecoming but let's not kid ourselves here and say it's better than Spider-Man 2. (Or 1 for that matter)
Two things. You can't come into someone's room with out knocking.
Spiderman 2 is AMAZING but this is one of the most underrated/under-appreciated scenes in the whole movie. Absolutely nothing going Peter's way, feeling like he can't get anything right in life or anything that he wants, and then someone offers a sweet and sincerely nice gesture his way and sometimes that's all it takes. What to her was probably a friendly way of flirting with a boy she likes, or maybe a simple friendly gesture for someone whose company she enjoys, meant the absolute world to him at that very moment.
Yep, I also love Jenny Nicholson's insight into Raimi's city/world.
"Peter's New York wasn't a friendly place...but it gives you an example of Peter's resilience and strength of character." In Raimi's world people appear to be massive assholes which is supposed to convince you that they aren't worth saving and to be cynical, but Peter doesn't and remains optimistic and good. And, as a result, his optimism is rewarded as we see that these individuals that appear "evil" or "mean" on a surface level are actually good people as well. Ex:
-Jameson is a selfish asshole who always gives Peter a hard time, yet he refuses to tell the Goblin who takes pictures for Spider-Man.
-His landlord is constantly pestering Peter about rent while doing the bare minimum of maintenance. Yet, when Peter yells at him in SM3 he doesn't get angry, he grows concerned because he knows Peter is a good kid.
-Everyone in the city initially turns on Spider-Man, but its the city that fights back with him against the Green Goblin and ordinary train passengers that agree not to reveal his identity.
And lots more examples of course.
Homecoming doesn't really care about Peter's city and so he feels less like "the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man" and more an eventual Avengers member who takes on Global threats.
This is amazing, too.
Yep, I also love Jenny Nicholson's insight into Raimi's city/world.
"Peter's New York wasn't a friendly place...but it gives you an example of Peter's resilience and strength of character." In Raimi's world people appear to be massive assholes which is supposed to convince you that they aren't worth saving and to be cynical, but Peter doesn't and remains optimistic and good. And, as a result, his optimism is rewarded as we see that these individuals that appear "evil" or "mean" on a surface level are actually good people as well. Ex:
-Jameson is a selfish asshole who always gives Peter a hard time, yet he refuses to tell the Goblin who takes pictures for Spider-Man.
-His landlord is constantly pestering Peter about rent while doing the bare minimum of maintenance. Yet, when Peter yells at him in SM3 he doesn't get angry, he grows concerned because he knows Peter is a good kid.
-Everyone in the city initially turns on Spider-Man, but its the city that fights back with him against the Green Goblin and ordinary train passengers that agree not to reveal his identity.
And lots more examples of course.
Homecoming doesn't really care about Peter's city and so he feels less like "the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man" and more an eventual Avengers member who takes on Global threats.