Jake Sulley for Spiderman! aka Sam Worthington.
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Jake Sulley for Spiderman! aka Sam Worthington.
well said.
If they select some teenage beefcake to draw in young women it will piss off the core audience and the film will be an absolute bomb.
I almost wish they would be stupid enough to do it.It would be worth more than a few laughs.
:D
I would be pissed if they did that, I'd have to wait at least 10 years for a good reboot then and God knows how many films after to see some Carnage action.
I WANT TO SEE CARNAGE MOP THE FLOOR WITH SPIDER-MAN.
Is that too much to ask for?
i should play peter parker ffs
this is the chance i've been waiting for
see you on the big screen, forum members
i'm heading for hollywood
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Originally Posted by Guardian XIII
Of course not. I think deep down, we all want a little Carnage action. I'll be pulling for Carnage, but I'm not confident it's gonna happen. I think that'd mess with the chronology.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
I said I think. I can't remember the exact war. I know it's not the Stark Hyperspace as that's not long enough ago. I'll try and find the source later and usernote it to you if you're interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!I didn't think Yoda was quite old enough to be around during the Sith Wars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guardian XIII
Maybe they'll focus more on the characters and the action and less on the drama. It got so thick by the third movie it was giving me a headache. I haven't seen any of those movies in years and I think a couple of them I've only seen once. More than enough for me. Sitting through the train wrecks were enough, don't need to do it again
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Originally Posted by AntRid
Toby Maguire not playing my favorite super hero anymore makes me very happy to be honest! The Spiderman Trilogy was watchable but given how awesome the Spiderman character & story is all 3 films were a failure (well not if you talk box office money I suppose).
This reboot idea of Spiderman juggling being a teenager & a super hero sounds pretty crappy to me! I mean it worked for Superman in Smallville because fans knew very little of Superman teenage years so Smallville was pretty much a blank canvas. Spiderman on the other hand I feel exploring this angle may well be disastrous.
As regards who gets to play the next Spiderman? I honestly couldn't think of anyone. If they go with Robert Pattinson or Zach Efron the film will be an utter epic fail because come on neither of them can act! They can stand there look pretty make all the teenage girls faint but come on doing that to Spiderman is beyond wrong!
But if we are ever gonna see a Maximum Carnage storyline we need a reboot I mean they killed Venom at the end of Spiderman meaning the symbiotic black goo never gets to be blasted into space to create Carnage.
It won't happen but personally I hope they do cast someone like Zac Efron to play Spiderman, if only because watching fanboys and assorted others online explode with rage would be hilarious.
Don't 90% of the time whenever they are rumors this early about acting roles in a movie they don't even come close?
I remember reading a magazine a good many years back that was claiming that Sandra Bullock was going to star in Tomb Raider.
Now that would have been funny.
I'll go see the new one. I love Spider-man. I thought the first two films were good enough, but the third one sucked balls. I'm glad to see Tobey out of there, he was pretty bad. Topher Grace should have been in it from the beginning.
I think they should cast an unknown as Peter this time. I don't think any teen hunk can be a good Spiderman. He needs to be nerdy but with a sarcastic side.
I don't mean in this next one exactly, that would be amazing, but soon. I've been wanting to see him more than any other Spidey villain since the first one. I do not like waiting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guardian XIIIOf course not. I think deep down, we all want a little Carnage action. I'll be pulling for Carnage, but I'm not confident it's gonna happen. I think that'd mess with the chronology.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Yeah, that was absolutely ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boney KingAng Lee's Hulk came out in 2003, but it was such a commercial failure that they rebooted the franchise in 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by AntRid
Lesson: in Hollywood, it's never too soon.