The Amazing Spider-Man (2012 film)

[Ermolli]

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New poster (I think)

[BlueNGold]

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There's this one too, and the Japanese version of the last trailer that was released with some new footage:



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[Beantown]

The Japanese trailer sold me on the movies a few days ago. The mask off thing doesn't bother me, nor does any minor changes to the backstory. I just want an enjoyable spiderman movie again and Garfield seems perfect for te role in what I've seen from trailers and clips so far.

[Altimus]

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Not true.

You don't see it in the current Batman movies, but in Tim Burton's and the 3 following, Batman revealed his identity to 4 different women because he loved them. LOL

Spiderman needs to be back under Marvel control, whenever, if ever, that happens, we may finally see a proper reboot.

Well yeah but I wasn't referring to those. They were decent but those could never be taken seriously like the current franchise.

With that you're right. In the original Batman movie I remember Alfred just bringing Vicki Vale to the Bat Cave like it was nothing. I was like WTF? lol

[Control-X]

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I don't want to sound like nitpicking here. I like the fact Spidey now uses inorganic webs out of web shooters, but it should've been concealed underneath his costume, invisible to the second person. That's just me.

[BlueNGold]

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I don't want to sound like nitpicking here. I like the fact Spidey now uses inorganic webs out of web shooters, but it should've been concealed underneath his costume, invisible to the second person. That's just me.

I'd prefer a lot of the suit to be more true to the classic look as well, but as long as the story is good, I'll take it.

[Control-X]

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Maybe I can dig the new costume. I just couldn't take those visible web shooters. It makes Spidey look like he's wearing kiddie wristwatches lol

[Beantown]

Maybe I can dig the new costume. I just couldn't take those visible web shooters. It makes Spidey look like he's wearing kiddie wristwatches lol

To be fair, it's slightly more realistic than having the webs be able to magically shoot out from under his costume.

[stizz]

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New trailer's out. I'm on my phone so I can't embed it but here's the link anyways.

http://m.superherohype.com/news/articles/170493-the-new-trailer-for-the-amazing-spider-man-is-here

This movie is starting to look pretty sweet.

[BlueNGold]

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http://movies.ign.com/articles/122/1224230p1.html

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"I was always a Spider-Man fan, but I was a bigger Peter Parker fan. But when you see the movie, I don't think anybody will be worried about the emotional part of it," said Webb. "There's an incredibly innocent and tender quality to Peter Parker. He's not a billionaire, he doesn't have money. He has trouble with the people that raised him, and he has trouble with talking to girls -- that intense relatability, which is all through the movie."

[Jano]

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Wow!!! This was a must see for me cuz I'm a spidey fan but that trailer just got me PUMPED! Can't wait to see it now.

[BlueNGold]

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One thing I'm not totally a fan of from the footage we've seen so far is that pretty much all of the Spider-Man scenes have been night-based. Maybe that's their way of differentiating from the Raimi trilogy? Or maybe I'm just looking too much into it.

[Beantown]

That trailer made the movie look pretty damn good

Garfield looks perfect for the role. Plus, sarcastic ******* Spidey makes it a must see.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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One thing I'm not totally a fan of from the footage we've seen so far is that pretty much all of the Spider-Man scenes have been night-based. Maybe that's their way of differentiating from the Raimi trilogy? Or maybe I'm just looking too much into it.

It makes sense considering he's still in high school, though.

[BlueNGold]

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It makes sense considering he's still in high school, though.

Ohhh yeah. Solid point.