"Spider-Man III" villains announced.

lame

I can't wait until they announce that they're tapping Andy Dick for The Rhino.

Oh, I don't know, maybe the same way Professor X bought an SR-71 Blackbird, or built a giant-ass military complex under a school in upstate New York.

Both the Spiderman and X-Men films are full of patently ludicrous ideas, because that's the nature of comics. If you like the X-Men movies better, fine, but don't give them a free pass for things they're just as guilty of.

If you're serious... It should be the Moonstone

1) why did they just do to why not the sinister six?

2) maybe "batman forever" cop out turning venom into a mindless lackie like they did to bane.

bane steroid freak drug lord to ivy's gay imbecilic body gaurd.

i think it would be really hard to have both villains put in the same film 90 mins and make it cohesive.

3) when will the "east coast avengers" movie be released?

i don't like the films as of yet so I am not very euthastic of any future releases, didn't like the x-men movies either, didn't bother even watching fantastic four and hulk.

dear marvel stop whoring yourself please.

what about "kabuki, sandman" maybe!?!?
there are other comic books besides the ones about flashy super heros/heroine.

[Edited on Sep 28, 2005 by fiendish]

so how many billion dollar movies have you made...or know how much input the money guys have on story.....not to mention control on everything.......

I love that the most profitable directors are the ones that made Evil Dead and Meet the Feebles......We just need Ruggero Deodato or Takashi Miike to direct the next big budget "good movie"

who actually likes these things?

I think all of them are crap

seriously, none of them are good
and they were all supposed to come out back in the 90s (when people actually gave a shit.)

A mind controlling billionare has a slightly better chance, I feel, of getting away with such things....

A missing man with 8 limbs robs a bank, and just strolls down to the "World Changing Inventions Supply Store" and buys exactly what he needs (that apparently only a megacorporation could afford, but he gets enough from a bank?) on the spot, then hauls it across the city and taps huge amounts of electricity....and noone notices?

I don't expect comic films to be the Godfather.....but I do expect them to be less comic bookish.

Hmm I'd like a carnage cameo.

I can see it now:

Eddie Brock sits in his cell at the end of the movie, thinking over what he's done, the symbiote in stasis.

You hear the cell door slide open.

"Whats up, new roomie?"

Brock looks up. The camera pans up to reveal the red hair, freckles and slightly insane smile of Cletus Cassidy.

Fade to Black.
Roll Credits.

[Edited on Sep 28, 2005 by xfinitex]

played by "Sherman" from American Pie

(that was that kids name. . .right??)

this is an excellent point made. i like the idea of a Parker-enemy. a little inner-office rivalry flaring and matching secret identity all out wars.


anyway,
i don't understand not enjoying the Spiderman movies. they are just nifty, and seem to have been able to not take themselves too seriously.

but to each his and her own.