Spider-man 4

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Superhero hype says this is fake but other sources close to Sony say it's real. They showed this at the Licensing International Expo in Las Vegas this week. Either way I'm hyped.

http://www.hollywood.com/news/Dunst_...y_2011/3684525

So Kirsten Dunst is definitely on board for Spider-Man 4, the film is due for release on May 6, 2011 and Sony producer Todd Black told the New York Post about the potential villain: "We're just coming up with who the villain's going to be now. We'll be shooting in New York again. Trust me, people will appreciate who we pick, because it'll be a big part of New York."[/quote]

I'm guessing it could be either Kraven the Hunter or the Kingpin, although one should probably assume the latter is still owned by Fox as part of the "Daredevil" deal. Still, maybe it will be some sort of New York City mob/crime.

Thoughts?

Sounds pretty cool to me. The Spiderman movies have been the only superhero movies that I've truly liked so far, so here's hoping this one's as good as the others were!

I had a refresher course this week-end in how much I hate Spider-man 2, so I'm not too excited just at this moment.

I did like the other two a lot though.

To be honest the third Spiderman movie was meh - maybe I just need to watch it again, though.

Anyway, I hope this fourth one will be better.

I see when Marvel tried to buy back the rights to do their movies to prevent future atrocities, not only did they fail to get the X-Men, but also Spider-man. While the first two movies were well done, the third is an abomination I refuse to watch in its entirety.

Oh God, I thought 3 was going to be the last. :(

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Originally Posted by Ouch!

I see when Marvel tried to buy back the rights to do their movies to prevent future atrocities, not only did they fail to get the X-Men, but also Spider-man. While the first two movies were well done, the third is an abomination I refuse to watch in its entirety.

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That's quite the exaggeration if you ask me. Let me guess, you're a Venom fan that didn't like that they killed him off?

If it makes anyone feel better, I have heard that Raimi has been asking for complete control of this one. I felt he did the best he could have done in 3 when he had to add Venom due to producer mandate, so I'm fine with him being able to avoid a similar problem altogether and do his own thing.

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Originally Posted by Ouch!

I see when Marvel tried to buy back the rights to do their movies to prevent future atrocities, not only did they fail to get the X-Men, but also Spider-man. While the first two movies were well done, the third is an abomination I refuse to watch in its entirety.

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That's quite the exaggeration if you ask me. Let me guess, you're a Venom fan that didn't like that they killed him off?

If it makes anyone feel better, I have heard that Raimi has been asking for complete control of this one. I felt he did the best he could have done in 3 when he had to add Venom due to producer mandate, so I'm fine with him being able to avoid a similar problem altogether and do his own thing.

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He had creative control for the first two movies, and he's stated that he's got it for Spider-Man 4 as well. So no more symbiotes. Hooray!

No wonder i didn't enjoy the 3rd as much as the rest. Sandman was great though. he really saved that movie for me.

I love Raimi, and I can't wait for this film to come out. I love all the Spiderman films equally. I just hope they kill off Watson in the fourth, i prefer Stacey. :)

Meh

Can Tobi finally lose some weight? Thanks.

Also no stupid emo story lines. Oh wait, too late.

The third one was really cool to see in the theaters 'cause of the sound xD

I would definitely watch a fourth one n.n

I'm all for a fourth. I thought the third was, you know, good enough. I enjoyed it. Actually, my biggest problem with the third was not venom or etc. but MJ and Peter. I went through two movies for them to really hook up only for them to fight and be miserable 95% of the time. Makes it kinda hard to root for them as a couple. Peter should just eat her.

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Sounds pretty cool to me. The Spiderman movies have been the only superhero movies that I've truly liked so far, so here's hoping this one's as good as the others were!

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What I can't believe you don't like IronMan, Hulk, or any of the Batmans. :(

After rewatching all the Batman's I love. Batman Returns, Begins, Dark Knight and others like Hulk, Ironman, and X-Men 2, and Wolverine. Isee that the Spider-man movies could have been done a lot better.

I don't think that it will be any better than 3. I was dissapointed by it too. For some reason Hollywood just assumes that you have to kill off the villains in a comic book movie. That just gets tired and leaves no new opportunities for said character.

That isn't my whole complaint though. With the other comic book movies I could really feel how it's supposed to be being that character. it sheds a new light on perspectives and puts in a realistic light. Spider-man didn't really have that and no real serious moments and I'm pretty sure his comics have those. It tries too hard to please the non-casuals. Well I'm sort of one of those too. I haven't read much of his comics, but I love the super hero mythos in general. Hope it gets better.

To be honest I wouldn't mind a 4th Spiderman movie as long as it doesn't focus on Peter & MJ's relationship to the point of movie becoming a bad romantic cliche like the 3rd one. I'd love if they did the maximum carnage storyline for the next movie & focus on Spiderman vs Carnage & not do what they did in the 3rd one with 3 villains. I mean Venom is one of the best villains in Spiderman & he got far too little screen time. Plus Eric Foreman from that 70's Show(cant remember the blokes name) didn't exactly fit the bill of Eddie Brock either.

Yeah, the third one didn't do much for me. If it has the spirit of the first one, I'll end up liking it.

I said "liking it" because I'll be roped into seeing it one way or another.