Bootlegged Amazing Spider-Man Trailer

[Covar]

Knocking someone up then using a roofie kiss. Of course by the end of the movie he makes the situation right...no wait. That's exactly what he doesn't do.

 

[Shegokigo]

Knocking some one up is not quite up to Supe's moral code. Since he hears EVERYTHING, why did he ignore his child's heartbeat, and run off to the stars...?

He ran off before there was a heartbeat, just a heads up.

 

[@Li3n]

Since he hears EVERYTHING, why did he ignore his child's heartbeat, and run off to the stars...?

He left in the legal abortion window, before the kid even had a heart?

Knocking some one up is not quite up to Supe's moral code.

Meh, since movie supes is ok with making someone forget they had sex by giving them super-kisses that's not even that bad.

 

[Bowielee]

I'll just leave this here.

 

[Hailey Knight]

Then again, apparently Quintin Tarrantino considered it the best movie of that year and has (or maybe had) plans to write a long essay defending it. It's sadly yet to see light.

I'm surprised, considering Tarantino hates CGI so much. But regardless, as amazing a filmmaker as he is, he likes a lot of shitty movies. A person can be a master of their craft and still enjoy the same field's garbage. And there's no reason not to; it's just that his opinion doesn't elevate the movie.

I hate that Kevin Spacey as Luthor was wasted there and we won't see him in the role again. Best part of that movie. Second best part was the opening credits, although I think John Ottoman messed up by shortening a certain note-set of the main theme music.

Anyway, this:

 

[Steve]

Killing two birds with one stone this Cracked article discusses Spiderman (after Civil War) and Superman Returns. Love the idea for Superman Returns. You turn Superman into the villain. He just becomes corrupt with power and the world has to turn to Lex Luthor to save them. And not some stupid mind control from another villain shit but Superman actually going to the dark side on his own.

http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-4-biggest-missed-opportunities-in-fiction/

 

[ThatNickGuy]

That's not Superman anymore, then.

That's Irredeemable.

 

[Frank]

That's a pretty good series.