They had the same Alfred in the first four Batman movies.
If they want to feature Spidey's impact on the world like they implied in TASM (with the inclusion of the police and the graffiti and Flash's t-shirt), they need the Bugle sooner than later. And in a far more organic role than in SM1-3.
I ain't talking themes. And instead of beefing up the police's role and bringing it even closer to the TDK trilogy, going the journalism way is the best option to give this trilogy its unique character.
I don't know, I can't see them NOT introducing the Daily Bugle. Its such an important part of the Spider-Man franchise.
The thing about these kinds of movies is that with gaps in time between the two, it can establish Peter already having a job with the Bugle. It doesn't have to be anything major to include into the story, and such a small element wouldn't take away from things that are important to the story and it's sequels.With Rhino, Electro, Mary Jane, Harry, continuing the untold story (hopefully), and presumably setting up for Gwen's death, maybe we should wait on Peter getting a job. I love Jonah and the Bugle as much as the next Spidey fan, but the series should work to separate itself from the Raimi trilogy. We can have the negative opinion of Spidey come straight from the citizens of New York, and that way it seems more like the city doesn't like him as opposed to some newspaper guy who seems to be in the minority.
I would hate it if JK returned to the role. If JJ is used in Webbs films (most likely will be), he will be nothing like the JJ in the Raimi films.
So even though you loved JK and his JJ, I see this JJ being more serious and less over the top like he was in the Raimi films (btw, I loved JK. But I want someone new)
I would hate it if JK returned to the role. If JJ is used in Webbs films (most likely will be), he will be nothing like the JJ in the Raimi films.
So even though you loved JK and his JJ, I see this JJ being more serious and less over the top like he was in the Raimi films (btw, I loved JK. But I want someone new)
I would love it if either Laurie or Cranston where cast.
Playing up the police would be unique to this film series of Spier-Man. We barely saw the police in the previous film have any real beef with spidey. Seeing the police shoot at him in TASM was awesome. I loved it. I hope they do it again. And having the bugle in it building up his 'infamous' status would only add to it
The shot where the police shots at Spidey point blank and he dodges the bullets literally gave me chills. More police would make me very happy, save The Bugle for another movie.
The Bugle would be perfect for a Spidey TV series with an episodic structure, there is too much ground to cover in the new Spidey universe to introduce a whole crew of supporting cast for the Bugle.
I think the bugle would be great to convey the hate towards spidey. And it helps push the police agenda to get rid of him. I do agree, more police would be sweet. One of the sweetest parts of TASM.
Speaking of a spidey TV show, I hope it's not bog standard episodic. I like shows that follow an overall story arc
More like...too cheesy.The Thing with J.K. Simmons was that he was just too perfect for the Role
More like...too cheesy.
For me, they're little shoes to fill. Anyone can do an over-the-top and cartoonish JJJ. I'd like to see a bit more realistic portrayal of an editor of the Daily Bugle, who feels like a real person. Mean and bossy, with no comic relief. I don't like Simmons' JJJ much like I don't like Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/IronMan or Lex Luthor in Superman/Returns, too unrealistic for a person in a powerful position, not to mention, I'm not keen on the comic relief format of acting for major characters in a comic book film--unless it's a character who suppose to have a big sense of humor complex.For me... JJ is a BIG set of shoes to fill. When I look at J.K. Simmons as Jameson... it's DESTINY inside casting. He was the perfect JJ for me and it will be hard to see someone else take over the role.
I'm honestly still curious if they're throwing everyone off with the Rhino thing and Giamatti might be Jameson, which is very good casting!
If Simmons came back and was never announced until people ACTUALLY saw him in theaters... we'd ALL be happy campers. t:
For me, they're little shoes to fill. Anyone can do an over-the-top and cartoonish JJJ. I'd like to see a bit more realistic portrayal of an editor of the Daily Bugle, who feels like a real person. Mean and bossy, with no comic relief. I don't like Simmons' JJJ much like I don't like Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/IronMan or Lex Luthor in Superman/Returns, too unrealistic for a person in a powerful position, not to mention, I'm not keen on the comic relief format of acting for major characters in a comic book film--unless it's a character who suppose to have a big sense of humor complex.