The Official "I Loved Raimi's Spider-Man' Thread - Part 1 of 99 Luft - Part 7

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[Venom75]

Originally Posted by Spider-Aziz

What is it with the hyphen being lost to people, even google search asks "Didst thou mean no hyphen?"

As stupid as it is,I HATE when people always forget the hyphen in Spider-man. Or when they refer to black suited Spider-man as Venom. Jeez.

[Spider-Aziz]

Originally Posted by Venom75

As stupid as it is,I HATE when people always forget the hyphen in Spider-man. Or when they refer to black suited Spider-man as Venom. Jeez.

I'm with you

[El Payaso]

Originally Posted by Venom75

As stupid as it is,I HATE when people always forget the hyphen in Spider-man. Or when they refer to black suited Spider-man as Venom. Jeez.

[UltimateWebhead]

Originally Posted by El Payaso

[Spider-Aziz]

Originally Posted by El Payaso

In one panel he made him say Palmer instead of Parker
One panel doesn't compare to thousands more, movie adaptions, animated adaptions, video games, musical, etc...

[El Payaso]

Originally Posted by Spider-Aziz

In one panel he made him say Palmer instead of Parker
One panel doesn't compare to thousands more, movie adaptions, animated adaptions, video games, musical, etc...

In fact they wrote it without the hyphen the whole story, not just one panel. But if you're okay with that you're okay with one post in a while where the name is without a hyphen then.

[Chris Wallace]

[SpaceWay2009]

Originally Posted by Chris Wallace

I like this picture.

[Anno_Domini]

Hey look, it's Spiderman

I've always called him Spider-Man myself. It's much different than Batman, imo, as he's a Spider and a Man all foiled in one with spider-like abilities. Spider-Man. Batman is just a man taking on the persona and likeness of a bat.

[El Payaso]

Originally Posted by Anno_Domini

Hey look, it's Spiderman

I've always called him Spider-Man myself. It's much different than Batman, imo, as he's a Spider and a Man all foiled in one with spider-like abilities. Spider-Man. Batman is just a man taking on the persona and likeness of a bat.

Are you..... grammatically explaining the hyphen in a superhero name?

[Spider-Aziz]

Originally Posted by Chris Wallace

OK, I equally love both movie suits

Originally Posted by Anno_Domini

Hey look, it's Spiderman

I've always called him Spider-Man myself. It's much different than Batman, imo, as he's a Spider and a Man all foiled in one with spider-like abilities. Spider-Man. Batman is just a man taking on the persona and likeness of a bat.

Originally Posted by El Payaso

Are you..... grammatically explaining the hyphen in a superhero name?

That's reasoning the hyphen, putting logic behind it

[El Payaso]

Originally Posted by Spider-Aziz

That's reasoning the hyphen, putting logic behind it

Yes, this conversation is but based on reason and logic.

[Spider-Aziz]

Originally Posted by El Payaso

Yes, this conversation is but based on reason and logic.

But there's a reason behind the hyphen, still

[Anno_Domini]

Lol. I think of things way too much, so in a way....

yes, yes I am.

[henzINNIT]

One of my favourite things about the Spider-Man series is its iconic action sequences. I don't know whether it's genre saturation or director-laziness, but most comic book movies since have had pretty unmemorable action to me; even the good ones like Iron Man and Dark Knight.

[Pfeiffer-Pfan]

Spider-man was just on over here in the UK... I can't believe that in 2 weeks this movie will be 10 years old.

It makes me incredibly nostalgic and sad at the same time.

[Spider-Aziz]

I'm setting the trilogy ready to watch for that time

[Picard Sisko]

Originally Posted by henzINNIT

One of my favourite things about the Spider-Man series is its iconic action sequences. I don't know whether it's genre saturation or director-laziness, but most comic book movies since have had pretty unmemorable action to me; even the good ones like Iron Man and Dark Knight.

I actually do agree with you on that. None of the X-Men movies have memorable action scenes, the final battle in the Incredible Hulk slipped my mind completely, Superman Returns... wait, what action scenes did that have? lol...

As action packed as the Avengers was, none of the fights were as iconic as the train battle in Spider-Man 2. Best action scene in comic book movie history in my opinion.

[henzINNIT]

Originally Posted by Picard Sisko

I actually do agree with you on that. None of the X-Men movies have memorable action scenes, the final battle in the Incredible Hulk slipped my mind completely, Superman Returns... wait, what action scenes did that have? lol...

As action packed as the Avengers was, none of the fights were as iconic as the train battle in Spider-Man 2. Best action scene in comic book movie history in my opinion.

Disagree on X-Men. The Nightcrawler sequence in X2 is one of the greatest action sequences of all comic book films in my opinion. I liked the Wolverine/Deathstrike fight a lot too.

Disagree on Avengers too. The final battle is just a beast, and there's beats in there for every character. That circling group shot of the team is just pure comic book magic. Fox needs to take note and give the X-Men films a sequence like that somewhen.

[Picard Sisko]

Originally Posted by henzINNIT

Disagree on X-Men. The Nightcrawler sequence in X2 is one of the greatest action sequences of all comic book films in my opinion. I liked the Wolverine/Deathstrike fight a lot too.

Disagree on Avengers too. The final battle is just a beast, and there's beats in there for every character. That circling group shot of the team is just pure comic book magic. Fox needs to take note and give the X-Men films a sequence like that somewhen.

That is true about Nightcrawler, his attack on the white house was very memorable and exciting. The Wolverine/Deathstrike fight was cool, but I don't know how memorable it was.

The circling shot of the Avengers seemed very corny to me. As the camera pans around them, each character does their pose. I mean it was really cool, but just corny. Gave it that "popcorn" feel to it.

I think in X-Men: The Last Stand they tried to do something where they all line up together before the last battle.

[A Necessary Evil]

WTF do you hate those movies or not?

[Spider-Aziz]

Originally Posted by Severus_Snape

WTF do you hate those movies or not?

Why would I hate them? Spider-Man 2 is graded higher than it deserves being called as one of the best CBM's, I don't hate any of them, they're good for great action and good laughs

[Doc Ock]

I've never really thought about it before but Spiderman looks really weird to me compared to Spider-Man.