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Well, that puts a damper on my mood. Even as a huge spider-Stan, I won't be seeing the 2nd part when it comes out next year.
I mean it obviously comes from the same group of people who like Art but don't care about the process because they'll never go through it themselves. The same kind of people who don't get why someone might want something changed "because it works for them". So you know the usuals about this kinda thing.I've already seen comments that abuse is good actually because the movie was so good. Can't believe we're hearing the same abuse apologia from the video game industry here.
Not just the design: seeing her face in the few seconds she appears, it looks like the past months since the previous movie haven't been kind to her.
He will probably be animated, I think he might be voiced by the same guy too since the original actor is still alive.If Japanese Spider-Man does make an appearance in Beyond, I wonder if he'll be animated or live action ?
Depends on how good his English is and how old his voice sounds. And how willing they are to have a visibly older Spider-Man.He will probably be animated, I think he might be voiced by the same guy too since the original actor is still alive.
He might just speak one line of English, but talks Japanese the whole time. I kinda see that happening.Depends on how good his English is and how old his voice sounds. And how willing they are to have a visibly older Spider-Man.
That explains all the Third Impact memes...She's from a totally-not-evangelion setting. That should speak volumes about the emotional stability of everyone that lives there and how warped her backstory probably is.
Following Toku tradition it will be live action with a new suit action but same voice.If Japanese Spider-Man does make an appearance in Beyond, I wonder if he'll be animated or live action ?
Nonsense. It'll be the same actor out of the Spider-Man costume, and a very obviously different actor in the Spider-Man costume.Following Toku tradition it will be live action with a new suit action but same voice.
Maybe they'll show clips? There were little clips from the live action Maguire and Garfield ones.If tokusatsu Spidey wandered into one of these movies like the only human actor in a Muppet movie I would die
Can...can you explain what this means? I have stared at it for minutes now, and I can't parse who or what this is about or how it relates to the movie.(making your version of George Floyd or Michael Brown a murderous supervillain just feels very tasteless to me).
Early on in the movie we see a mural likely done by Miles eulogizing his uncle who was killed in the previous movie. The mural has the phrase rest in power painted underneath a popular phrase used in various anti racist protests against systemic oppression and police brutality faced by the black community in America. We even briefly see a Black lives matter sticker on miles school notebook to reinforce this idea. The problem is while the general sentiment is good I feel it's kinda tasteless to draw parallels between a violent supervillain assassin (who only objected to killing Miles in the last movie an obvious young boy when he found out it was his nephew.) And the everyday police violence directed against entirely innocent black people in America and across the globe.Can...can you explain what this means? I have stared at it for minutes now, and I can't parse who or what this is about or how it relates to the movie.
Early on in the movie we see a mural likely done by Miles eulogizing his uncle who was killed in the previous movie. The mural has the phrase rest in power painted underneath a popular phrase used in various anti racist protests against systemic oppression and police brutality faced by the black community in America. We even briefly see a Black lives matter sticker on miles school notebook to reinforce this idea. The problem is while the general sentiment is good I feel it's kinda tasteless to draw parallels between a violent supervillain assassin (who only objected to killing Miles in the last movie an obvious young boy when he found out it was his nephew.) And the everyday police violence directed against entirely innocent black people in America and across the globe.
The only time I see people assume the mural is a George Floyd thing is either when they think spray paint murals or Rest in Power are new things made in his passing instead of a older tradition. The 42 universe had a Mural of Miles dad how does that connect him and George Floyd considering that whole situation. Also I don't even know how to explain the reach that Miles wanting to honor his uncle who died means that other people's dead relatives we also violent villains. And like a annoying thing people kept bringing up about Floyd was that he was imperfect and had a criminal record why does someone have to be perfect for mourning them to be valid. You are missing the forest for a tree.Early on in the movie we see a mural likely done by Miles eulogizing his uncle who was killed in the previous movie. The mural has the phrase rest in power painted underneath a popular phrase used in various anti racist protests against systemic oppression and police brutality faced by the black community in America. We even briefly see a Black lives matter sticker on miles school notebook to reinforce this idea. The problem is while the general sentiment is good I feel it's kinda tasteless to draw parallels between a violent supervillain assassin (who only objected to killing Miles in the last movie an obvious young boy when he found out it was his nephew.) And the everyday police violence directed against entirely innocent black people in America and across the globe.
The only time I see people assume the mural is a George Floyd thing is either when they think spray paint murals or Rest in Power are new things made in his passing instead of a older tradition. The 42 universe had a Mural of Miles dad how does that connect him and George Floyd considering that whole situation. Also I don't even know how to explain the reach that Miles wanting to honor his uncle who died means that other people's dead relatives we also violent villains. And like a annoying thing people kept bringing up about Floyd was that he was imperfect and had a criminal record why does someone have to be perfect for mourning them to be valid. You are missing the forest for a tree.