@spiderbat87: I do not remember Peter Parker ever having long hair in the comics. Not trying to argue, and I am not hating, but that actor doesn't look right with that Brillo pad hairdo. Sorry just my opinion.
@spiderbat87: I do not remember Peter Parker ever having long hair in the comics. Not trying to argue, and I am not hating, but that actor doesn't look right with that Brillo pad hairdo. Sorry just my opinion.
the initial trailers made me really worried and not excited at all for this movie, the whole parents leaving him some mystery behind to solve and all the focus on them weren't so appetizing but now with this trailer this movie is looking great
@spiderbat87: I do not remember Peter Parker ever having long hair in the comics. Not trying to argue, and I am not hating, but that actor doesn't look right with that Brillo pad hairdo. Sorry just my opinion.
@spiderbat87: Was this from the Ultimate or regular Marvel Universe? Just curious. That haircut style is awful. I know you are trying to defend the movie and Spidey and the actor but the only thing that bothers me is that his hair is too "puffy". He looks like the early Steve Ditko version of Spidey which is awesome but that hair-- I just want him to get a haircut. Ha!
YES OMG YES. Pretty much any doubts that I had about Andrew Garfield in this role (and there were only a few itty bitty ones) just completely went out the window.
@spiderbat87: Was this from the Ultimate or regular Marvel Universe? Just curious. That haircut style is awful. I know you are trying to defend the movie and Spidey and the actor but the only thing that bothers me is that his hair is too "puffy". He looks like the early Steve Ditko version of Spidey which is awesome but that hair-- I just want him to get a haircut. Ha!
Ultimate because that's what there basing the move off of more but if you prefer: Ok its not long but it's not that different I'm actually defending Garfield hair cut more than the actual movie as my hair is about 75% smiler to his.
YES OMG YES. Pretty much any doubts that I had about Andrew Garfield in this role (and there were only a few itty bitty ones) just completely went out the window.
I'm actually fully on-board for this film now. It has managed to distinguish itself quite well from the original trilogy. Even the whole secrets in Peter's family thing seems to be working well in the trailer. I'm more excited for Spidey vs the police than for Spidey vs the Lizard though.
interesting, though he didn't make any jokes. The trailer was trying to be serious though. I hope he tries to make jokes when fighting villians or other-wise he won't truly be spider-man
You didn't laugh at "your doorman is really intimidating"?
I am so excited for this movie and with each trailer I get more excited. I think this is going to be a great movie and might even surprise us all in the end
@spiderbat87: No offense meant against you because naturally I had no idea about your own hair but really, I just think his hair is too "puffy". That is it. Parker never had long hair, even in that first image you provided, it is more "emo" or whatever the heck it is. Still not shoulder length. Neither is Garfield's hair shoulder length, it is the top of his head that is too much for me.
OK I've gone on too long about his hair but I hope the movie turns out well, even if it is Sony's version. Just want a decent Spidey movie for a change.
Long before any principle casting was done, I wanted Sony's quickie reboot of the 'Spiderman' film franchise to completely fall apart. Yeah, I know, I know; ZERO likelihood that was going to happen. But I just wanted Marvel to have Spidey back under their umbrella, so he wouldn't be trapped in his own sandbox anymore. Spidey rubbing elbows and snarking alongside other Marvel heroes just happens to be one of the many things I love about the character.
On the other hand, I was thrilled when Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone were cast as the leads. Would this have still happened, if Marvel regained the rights to Spidey and chose to reboot him on their own in a few more years? I honestly have no idea. But a part of me thinks it may not have happened.
This sold me. Sure there are going to be things that are going to make the Fanboys go nuts, but it looks great. Darker, never thought I'd say that about a Spider-Man movie. Garfield looks the man also. I can't wait.
interesting, though he didn't make any jokes. The trailer was trying to be serious though. I hope he tries to make jokes when fighting villians or other-wise he won't truly be spider-man
You didn't laugh at "your doorman is really intimidating"?
or the car thief joke, how did he get in the car anyway lol
@spiderbat87: I think for one, the graphics look like its a Spider-man computer game, not a movie and that the person playing Peter Parker is just not Peter Parker (Im not saying that Tobey McGuire is the ONLY one who could play it, just that this guy looks more like he would kick Peter Parker's ass, rather then be him). The colors look to bright, and I think the tone of the movie (or at least the trailer) is way off of with what a Spider-man movie should be.
Personally I am a fan of the first three Spiderman movies and was disappointed when they were doing a reboot of the series. But if this movie is as awesome as the trailer makes it out to be then I will completely forsake the first 3 movies.
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