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No the web shooters look rad on the outside.
Possibly the only thing I really, really like on Webb's suit is the webshooters being outside. Maybe in the sequel they can lose that red light though.
The red lights work well in the dark? Kind of defeats any purpose for stealth if you ask me.
Even if he could move terribly fast though, the red light really does nothing. There's no reason for it, or as for what I can think of.
I can't leave it at that now as I am confused. What about the sewer scene are you wanting to bring up? Haha.
Ahh, okay. I'll give you that the light was needed in the sewers, but could lead to Spidey having a signal on his belt, if he ever uses one, now. And for the crane scene, there were really enough lighting to lead his way. Webb's New York at night is very vibrant.
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To think, people always hated on Raimi when Webb did the exact same thing...
To be fair I absolutely LOVED when Spidey takes off the mask for the kid and tells him the mask will make him strong (maybe Peter feels the mask makes himself feel strong as well).
Moments the mask comes off;
Spidey unmasks for the kid -
Spidey takes off his mask in the school -
Spidey has his mask off looking for the lizard in the sewer -
Lizard pulls off Spidey's mask in the climax fight -
Do you mean when he is making the Web Trap? Because there are no cameras or anything to show that Peter is Spider-Man, thus no one could know about his identity under there. In the sewers, mask off does not matter at all. I mean seriously, who is going to see?
The homeless man...?
And he does take his mask off in the school, I agree I don't know why he did that.
No, not the web trap, the bit where he is walking down the sewer and he is talking to Gwen on his mobile.
Oh but then again, no one can see it, so there is no need to worry about the identity is safe. Just a bunch of Lizards t:
And he does take his mask off in the school, I agree I don't know why he did that.
No skateboarding montages...
Introduction and modernization of the Daily Bugle...
I'd also like to see Peter go to college but maybe that's pushing it.
And if they modified the costume design to look like the classic suit but kept the same colors and textures... Yeah I'd be the happiest man alive.
I like the redesign but I don't find it necessary.
Spider-Man had much more screen time in Spider-Man (2002) and Spider-Man 2, although the second one started the whole trend of taking off the mask as much as possible (such as Peter unmasking after the train battle).I see it like this, Peter is character and Spidey (with his mask) is a character. How much screen time did Spidey have? 10 minutes? 5?