:nod: :)

 

It's easier to relate to someone who is more human, less spider.... ;)

Indeed. But IMHO, the scene where Peter screams really loud after seeing captain Stacey die was just so powerful it sent chills down my spine. Then he walks a bit and looks over the NYC skyline. Found this on youtube. Not in english but skip to 3:25

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoQOydFXhlg]The Amazing Spiderman (movie) - ending scene part 2 - YouTube[/ame]

Indeed. But IMHO, the scene where Peter screams really loud after seeing captain Stacey die was just so powerful it sent chills down my spine. Then he walks a bit and looks over the NYC skyline. Found this on youtube. Not in english but skip to 3:25

 

The Amazing Spiderman (movie) - ending scene part 2 - YouTube

 

Uh, spoilers dude. :|

 

Damnit.

^Yeah, spoilers :angry:

 

Only read a part of the first post of the spoilers, phew :sweatdrop:

 

I plan on going to see it next week.

Oh yeah...spoiler alert!

I thought you have all seen it. Sorry. :blank:

i saw that part too i can upload it in a very shitty quality if you send some money via PayPal ...joking btw its Till knigdom come not ETIAW

Oh yeah...spoiler alert!

 

:|

 

Haha, it's cool.

I saw Spiderman today and when "Til Kingdom Come" came on in the movie I was all like *Gasp* :surprised: YAY!!!!! :lol: It actually fit the scene really well!!!

^ It fits so perfectly words cannot be used. The slow motion of when he throws his skateboard down to ride it the line " The wheels keep on rolling". And when he explores what he can do it just fits perfectly.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Q9HiFQhhM]The Amazing Spider-Man Soundtrack - Til Kingdom Come - Coldplay - YouTube[/ame]

Is it actually on the soundtrack??? I have to see this... *Google time*

Yes! :dance: Is that the first time a Coldplay song has been in a movie since Don't Panic was used in, was it, Garden State? :shrug:

 

Edit: Crap. Nevermind. It isn't on the official. :(

^ It fits so perfectly words cannot be used. The slow motion of when he throws his skateboard down to ride it the line " The wheels keep on rolling". And when he explores what he can do it just fits perfectly.

 

TURNING

 

 

:)

When I saw this movie, for the first time ever, I actually thought about renouncing my vendetta against 3D... :thinking:

Life in technicolor was in Night of the Museum and Every Teardrop was in a film with Ryan Reynolds. The one where he switches bodies with someone

Life in technicolor was in Night of the Museum and Every Teardrop was in a film with Ryan Reynolds. The one where he switches bodies with someone

 

not exactly a blockbuster but Lost! was on a Martin Sheen movie called 'The Way'.

Is "The Amazing Spiderman" worth seeing? I mean, besides Garfield and Stone who I am not particularly fond of.

^ It's a great movie, has a bit everything in it. It's worth it. IMO.

:nod:

 

Thanks guys! :P Just goes to show how many movies I watch :facepalm:

Also The Scientist was in a movie called Wicker Park with that one guy from Pearl Harbor, I forget his name( Not Ben Affleck)

^ Josh Harnett?

Life in technicolor was in Night of the Museum and Every Teardrop was in a film with Ryan Reynolds. The one where he switches bodies with someone

 

Ohhh now I remember! Thanks.

It's funny how little info I know about some films...I want to study films... :D

Well we don't know everything. :rolleyes:

Don't you think it was probably to soon for a reboot? I mean, Spider-Man 3 was released just 5 years ago and a very similar "origin" movie just 10 years ago.... Batman was another famous reboot but it was only done 8 years after Batman & Robin and over 15 years after Tim Burton's Batman.

 

 

PS: Why is this on the MX session?