can't believe the quality of the video. looked closer to a dvd rip than a camera job. anyway

 

It was alrite. The scene in the elevator was quite funny, altough they milked it for all its worth. reminded of Trigger Happy TV. thought dr oc was kick arse. beat up spiderman anytime. would love to see spidey die in the 3rd. that would make a really memorable ending to the trirology.... wooooo .DDIIIIIEe

I loved it. Should have been less lovin' and more destructin' though.

 

And the scene inside the tram was a little cheezy (passing his body over their head).

yea it would be awsome if spidey died. they could bring in the whole Ben Riley thing.

And the scene inside the tram was a little cheezy (passing his body over their head).

 

yeah. ur rite. that made me cringe so badly. dont know whats up with that. so now does everyone know who spidey is?

only half of New York

so hes not a superhero anymore

yea he is.

 

he still has to fight the new green goblin. and the last scene left the impression that he will continue to fight crime.

arent superheros meant to be like secret. noone knows their identity and stuff

did u even watch the movie?

yeah. but once everyone knows his identity. hes not a superhero anymore. hes just that bloke who can jump and shoot web out of his hands

y wont he be a super hero? just a trainload of people and his gf and best friend know. how does that keep him from helping people?

dont know about about the made up hollywood world. but if that happened in real world, then one of the people will tell his mate "This is very secret, Promise you won't tell anyone, spiderman is tthat bloke" and then that mate goes tells the same thing to another mate who in turn goes to the newspaper and sells his story , then the whole world knows, then his enemies gang up against him. and he gets smacked. end of story

if everyone knoew then he could just be spiderman fulltime.

why would he be vulnerable if people knew?

only the people that he loved would be. that was addressed in both movies

first of all, the whole premise of superhero, is built around the secrecy of the hero's identity. i didnt say it makes him more vulnerable. but it probably does anyway. can spidey dodge bullet? i mean the ones like sniper rifles, fired witought him knowing

spidey sense. yes he can

but is his reflex that fast? i mean considering thinking time and moving time. i hardly think, he can dodge a supersonic bullet fired from medium range.

he would know about it before it was shot.

yes i know he would know about it . but is he fast enough to dodge it. he wouldnt be able to dodge if , if he didnt know the shot was fired would he.

yea he is. but i don't know why he couldn't dodge the tenticles

I loved it. Should have been less lovin' and more destructin' though.

 

And the scene inside the tram was a little cheezy (passing his body over their head).

 

No crap. And they must give the citizens brainless lines on purpose. When i think of it that way i don't really care.

 

It was a really wonderful movie. Plotwise and visually. Doc Ock rocked.

But one thing i couldn't justify (you always have to stretch what you'll accept as possible, to enjoy these types of movies) was when the sun was sinking into the ocean---- i would have been happy if massive plumes of plasmatized water exploded into the air---- instead it lamely died out like a lightbulb. I know that machine is supposed to contain the sun, but obviously it was the water that was causing its diminishment, so why wasn't there a much bigger reaction from coming on contact?

 

My friend claims that at the very end there were some poorly animated (lame unrealistic CG) helicopters flying around that really pissed him off. I didn't notice, i've only seen the movie once tho

 

Besides that Spidro Two was really neat.

Have to agree, the film rocked.

 

And how is that tramload of people going to actually know the name associated to the face of spiderman?

well ovbiously everone must know him, cos hes the only one who gets the picture of spidey for the newspaper.

Doubt it, there's lots of photographers around. He's not exactly what you'd call famous really.

ii know. but hes the ONLY one who regularly takes pictures of "spiderman"

yes i know he would know about it . but is he fast enough to dodge it. he wouldnt be able to dodge if , if he didnt know the shot was fired would he.

Haven't seen the movie, but there's an absolutely top-notch thriller book called Shibumi by Trevanian where this assassin, because of prolonged solitary confinement, has honed an almost psychic ability to know when people are concentrating on him. It is particularly strong just before someone pulls a trigger or presses the shutter release on a camera. Whenever someone tries to shoot him or take his picture, he jerks away just enough to mess up the shot or blur the photo. Very handy for an international assassin.

 

Like spidey-sense.