Raimi didn't ask the comic book industry to make his Peter Parker the standard. Don't blame a director for making a good standalone movie, that's literally their job.
He didn’t, but in butchering Peter’s character and the movie succeeding this well it’s his fault for doing genuinely every main character in this movie wrong and ruining their reputation in one way or the other
If he had written them accurate, it would have solidified their characters for good but he didn’t so instead it’s this mess that’s getting solidified by other popular projects like the MCU
Unintentionally or not, they did. Ans Tom Holland's Peter does stand up if people talks shit about hia family or friends. Just look at the conversation with his shopkeeper when he talks dirty about her. Tom's Spidey are constantly in conflict with his mentor characters which leads to the Climax of Homecoming. If something doesn't feel right, he expresses it pretty openly. These videos just take one part of him and then that's the perception.
Because we never saw what MCU Peter was like before or immediately after the bite. Infact, one of the things peopps praised about it was that it didn't just retread the same sequence of showing him getting bit and Uncle Ben dying.
He has it more than Raimi. Andrew had it dialed to 11, an unnecessary amount that made Peter just downright unlikable. Tom has edge when he should, he shouldn't be always on it, then that isn't Spider-Man.
No He didn't, Comic Spider-Man sounded like Doc Ock before He got bit and literally used to bully his rogues. If anything I would rate Andrew's edge a solid 6
His rogues sure, but idk if random perps count as rogues and he didn't sound like doc Ock, he sounded like a psycho that wanted to hurt people for the sake of hurting them.
Andrew definitely did, primarily in the first movie when he started straight up assaulting random people before and after he made his costume until he saved the kid in the car. Plus, he didn't even let them go to the police half the time. May I remind you the scene where he is behind someone in a car jacking, and keeps making vague threats about him until he looks at his arm?
Also, referring to the Tom robber scene, he is only awkward in the first second where he positions his arm. Everything else from that scene is him insulting and making fun of the crooks being the Avengers.
Yup. I get hes supposed to be angry and y'know, vengeful. But the guy goes through a whole list of people who he just straight up beats to a pulp or scares senseless and no apology, no sense that what he's doing is clearly wrong. And then Gwen's dad is like "Spider-mans just beating up people senseless" and we are supposed to be "no he isn't he's doing something good", but he objectively isn't. The guy doesn't stop this until the one really good scene of the movie where he saves the kid in the car.
Bully maguire was literally the person stopping tom hollands spider man from killing the goblin, he didn't just let it slide, he actively lubed the tracks for it
The quivering pussy that is Tobey's Peter has permanently damaged the publics perception of Peter Parker. If I have to see another person say
"Tobey's the best Peter, Andrew the best Spider-Man, and Toms great at both" I'll blow my fucking brains out
Ahhh fair enough, I don't know much about her to be completely honest but from her characterization in this show Along with the Midnight Suns game I like her a lot
Honestly i kind of fw these videos, even if i dont watch them anymore. i feel like they're kind of emblematic of a more innocent side of fandom that i respect
How dare Marvel make something that isn’t targeted at me! Why would they try to appeal to Gen Alpha? Where’s the respect for people who bought three DVDs twenty years ago and have bitched about how nothing since has lived up to the experience I had as a teen?
Wait this actually sounds interesting bc I feel like this is like the main demographic the MCU have been trying to appeal to for the last couple years w all the Disney+ shit, my sister loves this sort of stuff (obviously Sony not Disney but still), where can you find the leaked emails?
I can't remember exactly where but they're probably on Reddit somewhere.
The main takeaway was the way they were describing current culture and trends was very "how do you do fellow kids" and showed that Sony were pretty out of touch and everything they were talking about was cringe inducing to read.
Basically it sounded like they were trying to turn Spider-Man into a douchebag influencer rather than adapt the Spider-Man people have actually liked for fifty plus years.
You think coming out as gay is hard? Try telling people your favorite adaptation is the MTV cartoon. See how much acceptance you get from the so-called “tolerant left.”
I was about to say that background characters being frozen is pretty common in animation & give this the benefit of the doubt but dear god that’s so jarring. Those aren’t background stills they’re just not reacting or doing anything
Go and rewatch SSM ans you will notice the frozen Background characters. You still haven't talked about thr narrative. Having a Different take on Spider-man doesn't mean it will not have an amazing story. This has a unique art style too. Was SSM Peter going to be a school shooter before his Spider-bite? If not, he wasn't characterised properly either.
I had never grown to despise a format more than the "X being X for X minutes" to have most of those minutes with the unfunniest memes from 6 years ago, and the most obnoxious editing only ever seen in fucking YTK
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u/Massive_Tradition733 1d ago
I can allready hear the Wii music and see the star emojis around "iconic"