The Amazing Spider-Man Blood

[Thundercrack85]

I noticed that when Spider-man was shot, they showed him leaving a bloody mark on a wall. The camera noticeably lingered on it.

Anyone else think that might be important? Clones? Or was it just a lingering shot to show he was wounded?

 

[jacobed]

It was definitely there to show the audience that he was shot and bleeding badly

 

[Eddie Brock]

Lingering shot to show he was wounded.

 

[Anno_Domini]

Oh my god people are taking so much into just one simple shot.

I will say this once more, it's like when people thought it was someone special when they lingered on that prisoner getting his picture taken in Iron Man 2.

 

[Radioactive]

Oh my god people are taking so much into just one simple shot.

I will say this once more, it's like when people thought it was someone special when they lingered on that prisoner getting his picture taken in Iron Man 2.

 

[Spider-Fan83]

I noticed that when Spider-man was shot, they showed him leaving a bloody mark on a wall. The camera noticeably lingered on it.

Anyone else think that might be important? Clones? Or was it just a lingering shot to show he was wounded?

clones are a bit of a stretch but, a clue to someone learning his identity maybe

leaving both finger prints an a DNA sample behind

 

[Jexx]

actually, he probably didn't leave fingerprints, he was in his suit.

 

[Spider-Fan83]

true

still a DNA sample tho

an who knows what else is in his blood for that matter, if someone was able to get a sample of it

 

[The Guard]

It wasn't just blood, it was a bloody handprint.

Pretty sure its a reference to his DNA, which will be utilized in the sequel.

 

[chaseter]

Morbius flies into frame and sexually licks up the blood.

 

[Anno_Domini]

Morbius flies into frame and sexually licks up the blood.

As he tastes it, he screams out "I need more plasma!"

 

[TheWallCrawler]

Morbius flies into frame and sexually licks up the blood.

lmao

 

[TheWallCrawler]

I don't think the shot really meant anything else but that he was badly wounded. (close the thread)

 

[Thundercrack85]

I don't think the shot really meant anything else but that he was badly wounded. (close the thread)

What do I get if it shows up in the sequel?

Always funny when some random guy tells me to close a thread. Like they're a mod or something.

 

[Eddie Brock]

What do I get if it shows up in the sequel?

An invaluable Marvel no-prize! And bragging rights, of course.

 

[TheWallCrawler]

What do I get if it shows up in the sequel?

Always funny when some random guy tells me to close a thread. Like they're a mod or something.

ok sorry. But it really didn't linger in a way that it would have an impact in a sequel. Certainly not impossible, but unlikely.

 

[Thundercrack85]

No big deal. I may be overthinking it. But the cops will still be looking for Spider-man. And he did bleed very close to them.

Could be nothing. But this movie does seem to be planning quite a bit ahead, so you never know.

 

[Eddie Brock]

No big deal. I may be overthinking it. But the cops will still be looking for Spider-man. And he did bleed very close to them.

Could be nothing. But this movie does seem to be planning quite a bit ahead, so you never know.

What good does the blood do the cops, though? There isn't a DNA databank like there is with fingerprints. It only helps them if they suspect Peter Parker and they get a sample of Peter's DNA to cross-check it with.

 

[Jexx]

I dunno, when I saw the handprint my first thought was using it to find out who Spider-Man is. I already thought he was badly wounded.. because.. ya know.. he got shot.