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Old 08-08-2005, 06:36 PM
Macdaddy Warsaw Macdaddy Warsaw is offline
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Default Re: Go Get \'Em, Tiger

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I thought it was bad, much worse than 1, X & X2, and the most recent batman.

I felt like it had gotten too campy/cheesy. I just saw it the other night for the first time as well, perhaps I should watch it again.

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It's Spiderman - it's SUPPOSED to be campy!

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Exactly, and I think it is a fine line that ended up being stupid.

The things that annoyed me: Aunt May hanging on to her umbrella (that was beyond dumb), most of the fight scenes were weak and CGI [censored], spidey-sense is ignored for the most part and used very poorly, and HE LOSES HIS FREAKING POWERS FOR NO REASON. I found that incredibly annoying.

Also, the whole story-line plot was pretty weak, I never felt invested in the Doc as a villian.

I watched it again last night and I give it a completely average meh.

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Just want to talk about Spidey-sense. I think it was used perfectly. It was used like...what...once maybe twice? I only know when Doc throws the car at him and MJ is a for sure Spidey Sense going off. It's better than something exaggerated happening like a flash of insight or something. Besides, that car getting thrown at him is awesome, the way he grabs MJ, spins her to his side and then has the wheel almost roll off his face.

Spidey sense isn't going to detect a surprise b-day d00d.

EDIT: Also, I think Raimi had been reading the new Spider-man books (Ultimate, I think...the one where he is a teenager) because I think he tries to deal with more psychological stuff, like the loss of his powers due to angst. I don't know, I liked it.

Also, I liked the Evil Dead tribute with the chainsaw during the Doc Ock surgery part.
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