i thoroughly disliked it. Too long, too boring, too many plotlines, FX and CGI 
the worst of all the films--which is saying something, since as i said 
yesterday, the CGI has always disappointed me in teh Spidey films. 
The cardinal sins are that the Sandman really isn't used all that much in the 
film (not as much as we probably expected), and the amount of time Peter's 
atually in the black suit is incredibly short--at least, compared to what those 
eleventy million trailers led us to believe. He gets the suit, does that stupid 
Saturday Night Fever thing, punches out Osborn, and then dumps the symbiote. 
The way all those trailers were  structured, i thought the bulk of the movie 
was going to deal with him slowly coming to realize the suit was changing him 
for the worst. in the comics, it was weeks or months before Peter tried to 
dispose of the symbiote. It was creepy: he'd put the "suit" on the chair next 
to his bed, then, while Peter was asleep, it would engulf him then go out web 
swinging all night, Peter still sound asleep inside. He'd wake up the next 
morning tired and sore, wondering what the hell was wrong.

And after that, the next phase of the symbiote's life just left me cold. the 
whole Eddie Brock I-hate-Peter-WE-hate Peter arc was so quick I couldn't buy it 
either.
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> I just saw Spiderman 3 a few weeks ago. Why did he feel so compared to 
> tell so many potentially good stories in one film? 
> 
> Daryle wrote: 
> > 
> > I still hold Spider-Man 2 as the best ever made. 
> > 
> > I think ³American Splendor² was pretty well done, and recently I saw, for 
> > the first time in its entirety, ³The Punisher². The acting, well, is 
> > pretty 
> > horrible, but if you can stand the X-Men movies, Punisher¹s worth a 
> > rental. 
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> > On 12/20/07 4:41 PM, "Bosco Bosco" > > > wrote: 
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> > > 
> > > On an earlier thread someone mentioned that the latest Batman film 
> > > was their favorite comic adaptation. I really like it as well and it 
> > > got me to thinking about some of my other faves. I think V for 
> > > Vendetta is my personal favorite and I loved, loved, loved Hellboy. I 
> > > really dug the most recent Batman as well as the first Spiderman. I 
> > > wasn't so fond of the X-Men though I did like them. 
> > > 
> > > Anyone else got some pics or recommends. I am thinking of updating my 
> > > netflix queue 
> > > 
> > > Bosco 
> > > 
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