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Sunstar12
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you can really only take what raimi confirmed to be his age. ppl are at dif ages in school all the time anyway....i was still 17 in my first year of college.
Peter is 16 when he gets the spider powers, right?
"Spider-Man 2" is set two years after part one. At his grave, May talks how two years have gone by after Ben's death (if I remember correctly... I'm sure that somewhere they talk about two years passing by).
They seemingly celebrate Peter's 18. birthay at the beginning of the movie.
Now the third film plays at least few months or at most a year after the second one.
Peter is talking about marriage. I just wonder... I know comics are timeless, but how old was peter when he and MJ married in the comics?? Isn't it too early in the movie?? He's 18/19... at most 20 in this sequel.
What do you think?
I always took it as if he was 18 in the first one, 20 in the second one, and 23 in the third one. But if Raimi confirmed that he was 17, then he's probably right (being that he is the director). Do these movies take place right after each other or is Spiderman 2 set two years after the first movie and Spiderman 3 is set three years after Spiderman 2 (and five years after Spiderman 1)?
You're all wrong on this...Peter is 18 in Spider-Man...that is probably around March or April, because in May, which is usually when students graduate, Peter, MJ and Harry graduate...then move on to late October-early November(where it is Thanksgiving in the movie), and that sums up Spider-Man...two years later in Spider-Man 2, Peter is now going on his 20th birthday...so in Spider-Man 3, Peter is 20 seeing how S-M 3 is still in his 20th year...so it's not 20 at the most, he IS 20 years-old.
Edit: In the comics, yes, Peter Parker is 16 when he gets his powers (and also in the Ultimate Spider-Man comics), but to make the movies more mature-esqu, Sam Raimi had to make Pete be 18 and make him graduate...just to make things flow more better within the movies.
In Spider-Man, Peter is a senior in HS (making him probably 18). Then, however, we see him during his freshman year of college with Harry (perhaps another year older, depending on when Peter's B-Day is).
In S-M2, I got the feeling that he's now about 21 or 22. He's got his own apartment, he's got 2 jobs, etc, etc.
Then, depending on how much time has passed between SM2 or 3, I would believe that Peter is in his early-mid 20s, thus making him age appropriate for marriage (though I strongly doubt that they will get married in this film).
When you think about it:
Spider-man: Peter is Graduating High School. The movies time frame is about a year (Beginning of Senior year until just after Thanksgiving of Freshmen year of College). Peter is already 17-19.
Spider-man 2: Peter is Two years older. He is 19-21.
Spider-man 3: Peter is anywhere from a month to a year older so he is 19-22 depending on how old Peter was as a Senior in Highschool.
Bottom Line, in my mind, Peter is 21 and old enough to be thinking about marraige. How do I know this? In Spider-man 2 He was at MJ's party where Harry was drunk (they wouldn't show underage drinking) and he offered to get MJ her drink. They were 21 in that movie, so would be 21-22 in this film as well.
-R
How do you know this for certain, if I may ask ...Again people, Spider-Man 3 takes place less than a year after the second movie.
How do you know this for certain, if I may ask ...
"Spider-Man 2" takes place 2-3 years after the first film.
Yeah, whatever ... same difference. I said 2-3 year time span. He's definetely at least 21 in the movie. I knew it was somewhere in there.Two years. Aunt May was very specific. "I just miss your Uncle Ben so much. Can you believe that it's two years next month since he was taken".
And we see Peter and May visit Ben's grave on his anniversary.

I love that little rat and roach infested apartment, I can't wait to see Peter and MJ make sweet love in that place.in the 3rd movie it looks as if Peter and MJ are living in his crappy little hole in the wall studio apartment.
I don't think it would make more sense. now ever since spidey won the battle against Ock, every body has been happy about him saving them because you have to admit that if spidey didn't convince Ock to stop then almost all of NYC would have been dead. another reason is because at the end of spidey2, Norman told harry to avenge him but harry doesn't. did you think Norman was going to wait three years to go back to harry and ask him why he hasen't killed peter? now 6 months on the other hand is a great enough time.And another point as others have brought up, the city has now fully accepted Spidey as a hero in the 3rd film. You saw citizens with Spider-Man merchandise, etc. The jury was still out on Spidey in the 2nd film, in terms of public perception. In the 3rd it pretty much seems they are in love with his ass, enough to throw a parade for him!!! It would just make way more sense if Spider-Man 3 took place about 2-3 years after Spider-Man 2. I mean, how rapidly do these super villains pop up in NYC?!?! Every 6 months like clock work? I don't think so.
He was 17 in the first and 19 in the second. Raimi or one of the crew memebers said on one the commentaries. So, most likely he'll be around 19/20 in this one.

I do. In terms of your counter argument, what if Harry has been tearing himself apart "fighting a battle within" as to whether give into his father's demon and kill Peter, or come to his good natured senses? I think it would have even more impact if Peter and Harry were forced to acknowledge what happened a year or two ago, and how it effects Harry when he is by himself with nothing but his thoughts. Harry very well could've been debating this for a year or more as to whether go after Peter or re-salvage the relationship. More time, builds more drama.I don't think it would make more sense.
You're all wrong on this...Peter is 18 in Spider-Man...that is probably around March or April, because in May, which is usually when students graduate, Peter, MJ and Harry graduate...then move on to late October-early November(where it is Thanksgiving in the movie), and that sums up Spider-Man...two years later in Spider-Man 2, Peter is now going on his 20th birthday...so in Spider-Man 3, Peter is 20 seeing how S-M 3 is still in his 20th year...so it's not 20 at the most, he IS 20 years-old.
Edit: In the comics, yes, Peter Parker is 16 when he gets his powers (and also in the Ultimate Spider-Man comics), but to make the movies more mature-esqu, Sam Raimi had to make Pete be 18 and make him graduate...just to make things flow more better within the movies.