Sequels Future of MJ and Gwen

[Mr Jide]

kirsten plays an awesome MJ in my opinon, whch is one of the reasons I think she should stay. I want to see their relationship progress and eventually get married and then see them continue a life togeather.

Hoarse poo. Dunst is a fugly, mediocre actress who doesn't even appreciate being in these movies. Furthermore, I still say she was miscast despite looking a tad attractive in sm1. I cant wait for her skinny, tiger-toothed, pasty ass, saggy boobs to be recast by some real talent.

 

[Mr Jide]

I dont want this thing as MJ anymore

LMAO!!

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

Hoarse poo. Dunst is a fugly, mediocre actress who doesn't even appreciate being in these movies. Furthermore, I still say she was miscast despite looking a tad attractive in sm1. I cant wait for her skinny, tiger-toothed, pasty ass, saggy boobs to be recast by some real talent.

Originally posted by Visionary
You're gonna get killed by Kirsten-Haters.

You were right, Visionary! t:


Anyways, why do you think she doesn't have that great of talent? I really have to disagree with you there. She's a wonderful actress. Sam knows all about the Spidey comic's, which means he obviously wanted to pick the right MJ, which is why he chose Kirsten. (I hope you understand what I just said. I might have said it in a way that could be hard to understand to people). basically what i'm saying is that Sam wouldn't have chosen Kirsten to play MJ if she wasn't right for the role. She is great!

 

[Visionary]

Those Kirsten-Haters are mean...never have I seen such evil...I can almost smell their hate. Why can't they learn to love, lol? Just imagine if she gets cast back into SM4, I think some of these people are going to surpass anything that Hitler has done.

 

[sandgoblin]

Who wants to see Dunst back in Spidey 4.

 

[Spiderine]

I am picturing MJ as the victim of a fall off a bridge.

 

[sandgoblin]

I am picturing MJ as the victim of a fall off a bridge.

I would go for that. t:

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

Those Kirsten-Haters are mean...never have I seen such evil...I can almost smell their hate. Why can't they learn to love, lol? Just imagine if she gets cast back into SM4, I think some of these people are going to surpass anything that Hitler has done.

Yeah, lol, they will probably try to rule the world.

 

[Mr. Socko]

I feel introducing Gwen so late in the game(Spider-Man 3) was a decision more bad than good. It will get quite redundant if we again sit through love triangle after love triangle involving Peter, Gwen, and Mary Jane. If this series is to continue for another trilogy, killing off one of the female characters would be all but inevitable. The thing is, killing off MJ would only anger fans as well as stray completely from the source material. They could kill Gwen off, but at this point, it just wouldn't matter much. The audience wouldn't really care, we'd all go "Oh well, she's dead. Peter still has the girl he's loved since childhood."

Oh what a tangled web we weave, we're stuck at quite a predicament. Killing off either or leaving both all seem to be poor decisions at the moment- but one must be done. The problem all stems back to Spider-Man 1 which is the film that should have introduced Gwen, even placing her in Spidey 2 would have been a better move. But hey, I'm not a writer, I don't come up with all of the ideas. But I trust the scribes of Spider-Man 4 to handle this problem and in a nice manner that the majority can agree on.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

It doesn't have to be a love triangle anymore. Peter and Gwen could be just friends and Peter & MJ can be togeather.

 

[Blader5489]

If this series is to continue for another trilogy, killing off one of the female characters would be all but inevitable.

Really? You couldn't just...write one of the characters out of the story?

 

[Spider-Vader]

Peter & MJ should marry.

 

[Mr. Socko]

Really? You couldn't just...write one of the characters out of the story?

. . .

 

[MrSmith1114]

While I don't think that Kirsten Dunst is the perfect Mary Jane, I don't think she's so bad that we desperately need a recast.

Then again, I flat out hate all recasts anyways, so of course I'm against her not being in the next movie.

 

[Blader5489]

. . .

I don't speak penguin.

 

[Vaportrail]

I still think a scene with the Lizard's flailing tail will replace Doc Ock's out-of-control tentacles, resulting in the death of Captain Stacy.

I'm waiting to see if they'll also come up with something for her. Their family has a tragic story, I think it'd be best to see that.

-Vaportrail

 

[Visionary]

Hahaha...Lizard's flailing tail.

 

[sandgoblin]

I still think a scene with the Lizard's flailing tail will replace Doc Ock's out-of-control tentacles, resulting in the death of Captain Stacy.

I'm waiting to see if they'll also come up with something for her. Their family has a tragic story, I think it'd be best to see that.

-Vaportrail

I would love to see Lizard in the next Spidey movie.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

^ So would I, I can just picture the sympathetic side of Dr. Connor's. the human trapped within the monster, thats just pure greatness right there.

 

[Mr Jide]

Yes, "greatness" that Raimi has repeatedly wrinsed into a tired formula since the 1st movie. As much as I'd love to see the lizard, in theory he's become a redundant character, simply because Raimi lacks the intelligence to come to terms with, that there are people in the world who are genuinely sinister and have no redeeming qualities.

 

[DACrowe]

Since taking a few days off are you trying to make up time, Jide? You seem particularly aggrevated.

I'm sure Raimi is a moron who knows nothing of the character or stortyelling in general or people who are just plain ****ing twisted. Like his moustache twirling Gene Hackman in that western he made, or the complex villains of Bill Paxton and Greg Kinnear in A Simple Plan and The Gift.

But yeah, what a freaking idiot for not having a villain who is just pure evil...besides Venom and the unredeemed Norman Osborn, you're absolutely right.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

Yes, "greatness" that Raimi has repeatedly wrinsed into a tired formula since the 1st movie. As much as I'd love to see the lizard, in theory he's become a redundant character, simply because Raimi lacks the intelligence to come to terms with, that there are people in the world who are genuinely sinister and have no redeeming qualities.

I disagree, take Brock for example, he couldn't redeem himself.

 

[sandgoblin]

I disagree, take Brock for example, he couldn't redeem himself.

Yes thats true.

 

[Mr Jide]

I disagree, take Brock for example, he couldn't redeem himself.

But Brock wasn't evil though. He tasted power after failing at life and wanted to hold on to it. He wasn't given the chance to redem himself because Raimi hates the character and wanted to save screen time by killing him off which for Raimi was the best and easiest thing to do.

Raimi needs to understand that there are real bastards out there in the world and consider what would happen if such people aquired super powers? Thats something you should at least consider.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

But Brock wasn't evil though. He tasted power after failing at life and wanted to hold on to it. He wasn't given the chance to redem himself because Raimi hates the character and wanted to save screen time by killing him off which for Raimi was the best and easiest thing to do.

Raimi needs to understand that there are real bastards out there in the world and consider what would happen if such people aquired super powers? Thats something you should at least consider.

He was given the chance. It's just that Brock chose not to turn good. When Peter says "the power, everything, but you'll lose yourself", Brock clearly is listening, but when he said "I like being bad, it makes me happy", it was clear Brock wasn't going to redeem himself. Villian's that are not evil can redeem himself.

Sam grew respect for movie Venom and it was clear that Sam put effort into Eddie Brock/Venom, it really showed. I mean come on, If he didn't want to, then why would Eddie Brock/Venom be in the film? Sure Avi Arad convinced him, but Sam could have said no. He cared about what we wanted to see in the film.