The Amazing Spider-Man (07/03/2012) - Page 5

Donald for Spiderman.

wtf are you talking about

That guy didn't have a twin in real life.

Next Superman movie (I heard they are rebooting in earnest this time) really needs, as I believe JMRouse pointed out, a villain who can go toe to toe with Superman. That's why Zod was so cool in Superman 2, which is probably the greatest movie ever filmed.

They should have Brainiac, or someone/something like him, show up and create an army of Kryptonian robots or weapons or what have you.

Which Braniac? Green dude with a space tiara or robo-skeleton thing?

Personally, I vote for green dude with space tiara.

The twins in that movie were played by one guy. Well, they had a body double but they did motion capture and digitally pasted one guy's face on another for the entire movie.

I believe they already said it's going to be General Zod.

Internet chatter says the costume [I'm talking Spider-Man here] we're seeing now is his wrestling outfit and not his actual costume. Makes sense to me.

Why would he have metal webshooters on his wrestling costume? You can see them clearly in the running shot. And the stripes/detailing match up with the first image in the thread, which doesn't look like a wrestling costume at all.

I suspect the running costume is the real deal, just a poorly lit stunt version. Though I'd be happy to be wrong.

Really? He was an almost perfect casting and one of the strong points to the film. Yes, he was affected by Kryptonite. There was a scene were Luthor held some near the kid and it was clearly affecting him. It's why Luthor asked who the kid's father was. It's also assumed that he would get his powers much like his father does, so yes the yellow sun. They didn't spell it out, but they didn't need to either. I also don't see how you can say there was no room for a sequel. It was as open as any other film. Luthor's still in the cards and there are plenty of other villains they could bring in. Nothing about the ending of the film indicated they would have a hard time coming up with a story and plot for the sequel. Also with the age of the kid, I don't really see how they would need to jump into some kind of Superboy territory with him in the sequel. Anyways as I acknowledged before, the film was far from perfect. I just don't think your criticisms here are that strong.

^Poor man's Reeve. Too young for the part.

Superman Returns marked the potential restoration of a hugely lucrative, high-dollar film franchise. That they should cast the lead based, at least in part, on an actor's resemblance to another actor was just bizarre. No one picks a guy to play Batman because he looks like Adam West.