Who is your favorite Super Hero?

[Darwinian]

For me...

[downbeatplumb]

Their starting spiderman again in films.

'The amazing spiderman' comes out next year.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0948470/

http://www.metro.co.uk/film/862553-spide...own-stunts

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I'd forgotten Dr Manhattan.

I'm tempted to change my vote.

[Watson]

Their starting spiderman again in films.

'The amazing spiderman' comes out next year.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0948470/

http://www.metro.co.uk/film/862553-spide...own-stunts

Yeah, except look at that-- why are they changing an iconic image? :/ I don't have much faith in the new Spider-man.

[reverendjeremiah]

As far as Spiderman three..they could have done much better with it. It didnt suck, but it did have an extra helping of cheese on it.

Spiderman 2 is excellent, about the closest I have ever seen a spiderman movie emulate the comic books.

I may be biased because Doc Ock has always been my number one favorite Spiderman villain.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NLgY6f60CA

This 7 minute scene alone was worth the price for the tickets to see this movie in my opinion. Also I rate this scene in the top ten of my personal choices of "best fight scene ever". Why? Because most fight scenes in movies have the problem of either moving too slow and looking obviously choreographed, or moving too fast and ruining any dramatic or emotional effect in the process.

Also, the reason I rate it so high is that, unlike many other movie fight scenes, this fight scene resembles an all out street brawl. No punches held back, and it gets ugly. Without the need for cheesy monologuing (which usually accompanies movie fights) one can easily see that Doc Ock doesnt give a shit about anyone but himself and that Spidermans weakness, his caring about other people not being hurt in the process of stopping this villain, really hinders his ability to take this villain down. As an added emotional bonus, the director (who is Sam Raimi, easily my most favorite director) takes just the right amount of time for the victims of the train fight to show their gratitude to the hero, even though they know they have all been placed in a losing situation.

5 stars out of 5 "must see" rating from me.

[Watson]

Man, now you got me all in a Spidey mood, Rev. Why'd you have to go and do a thing like that? haha

[reverendjeremiah]

Man, now you got me all in a Spidey mood, Rev. Why'd you have to go and do a thing like that? haha

Because those spidey movies are bad ass. I still have my comic collection with spidey comics dating back to the 60's

[downbeatplumb]

Watchman was the film that came the closest to putting the comic book on screen.
It was like the director had reached into my head and put what I had imagined on screen.

A truly great film.

I liked kickass too. But hitgirl was the star of that film.

[reverendjeremiah]

Watchman was the film that came the closest to putting the comic book on screen.
It was like the director had reached into my head and put what I had imagined on screen.

A truly great film.

I liked kickass too. But hitgirl was the star of that film.

Agreed. Definitely worthy of being in the top five slot of "best comic book movie yet"

[Watson]

Ennnnnhhhh...I was not impressed by either the comic or the movie versions of Watchmen. I'm rarely impressed by anything Alan Moore does.

[Napoléon]

Kickass was pure kickass! I loved that film.

And i also don't see why they are doing more spidey movies, just seems to be eeking out the cash if you ask me.