did he.....? mind as well tell me, cause some other dude done told me one of the things that happened, I was mad at him.

Nah, I didn't think it was too campy at all.  The other two films had their campy moments, too.  I cracked up at "Emo" Spidey.  That was hilarious. 

If you recall, Spiderman 2 had the really campy part with "Raindrops falling on my head."   

Oh, and from what I've heard, this is the last Spiderman movie for Tobey McGuire or Kirsten Dunst.   

That sux.  I couldn't imagine anyone else playing them, and having the continuity work at all. 

I'm with Nyx. We heard that Tobey and Dunst are done. It's never good to replace your main roles. They'll have to pull something really good out of the box if they're gonna replace those two.

Well... George Lucas didn't like Spidey.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,270874,00.html


Ok... so... there's nothing to a story about forgiveness and the dangers of revenge and hatred. Ok... No wonder he's not a Christian. But still as a Buddhist, I would have expected that he'd get it. Hmmmm...

HAHA yeah...emo spidey made me laugh too nyx

I was happy that um....the whole....friend thing patched up but i was sad when um. ya know. that scene in the building that had the side ripped off...sigh.....

i heard that tobey and kirsten hate each other in real life.

ditto!

he's not the only one that thought it was a silly movie...



i dunno, you could replace Dunst with just about any other actress out there and they would probably do it better lol.

Glad you liked it!  It asn't as good as Spidey 2, but it was still a good time with some neat things 


Yeah he had the black costume for a lot longer in the comics, in fact he had it for months at least during Secret Wars before he returned to earth, and then for awhile after that before he found out it was a living alien symbiote.  Obviously they couldn't do all that in one several hour movie though.


Yeah, it was by far the worst part of the movie, and the #1 complaint.  Thanks hollywood.

              


I think what you mean is in the comics he didn't take the suit off and then put it back on a lot, like his normal one.  It stayed on him quite a bit of the time, and could change it's appearance to look like normal street clothes and such, so he didn't have a need to take it off.  He was able to take it off when he wanted to though, and would take it off at night when he slept, only to have it creep it's way back.

When he finally went to Reed Richards (Fantastic Four) to find out more about the costume's strange abilities, he found out it was an alien symbiote and they were able to remove it.  They discovered it had not permanently bonded with him yet, so that's why he was able to still take it on and off at will.

Of course when it knew he knew what it was, it didn't want to let him take it off, but he got it off with some help from Reed.

They underestimated it though, and it escaped back to his apartment to disguise itself as one of his spare red and blue suits, and he unwittingly put it on again.  When he realized the alien was attached to him again, he went to the church to use the bells to get it off.

I think thats where they came up with the idea to have him be able to take it on and off again in the movie, and it was possible in the comics too, so they were sort of right, it just wasn't portrayed in quite the same way.

Again I think it's because they only had so much time in several hour movie, so they tried to keep the concept simple for people.


That WAS a bummer 


That was one of my favorite things about this movie!


Matt's ending?