The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Official Super Bowl Spot - February 2

No, you were definitely not the only one. :woot:

I also want to say that I like the new Harry they've cast. He gives off a real trust fund *****ebag vibe, which is interesting. I wonder how he and Peter become friends.

Max is going to be an unquestionably sympathetic figure, so I have to wonder how his Electro will seem. Will I be rooting for Spidey to defeat him or will I just pity him?

The only thing I didn't like was the "You said you'd remember my name" bit. It's just such an odd thing to be angry about.

Electro isn't dealing with a full deck.

Remember he has an unhealthy obsession with Spider-man even before the accident.
 
Ok, so in the Enemies unite trailer does anyone know who is crawling around on the building in the background behind Spider-Man at :54 to :56?

Sorry JaD I was responding to Incarnadine's post lol. Thanks for the pic though! :)
Oh well, in that case I don't know. It's something swinging by in a reflection off the skyscraper in the middle of the shot. It could be a camera crane for all I know. Or dare I say.... [BLACKOUT]Venomz!1!![/BLACKOUT]. :hehe:

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Oh, that's what people are saying could be Venom? Yeah, I wondered what that was too.
 
Electro isn't dealing with a full deck.

Remember he has an unhealthy obsession with Spider-man even before the accident.

Ah, I didn't know he was obsessed with Spider-Man before they met. I guess it makes more sense now.
 
Ha, people are saying that? :funny: I was just joking but whatever.

Haha yeah, people are actually saying that. :funny:

I think it's nothing, but I guess you technically never know.. lol

And GIF, btw.

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I didn't want to accept people saying "This is like Spider-Man 3"
Now I see it is like Spider-Man 3, only there's Gwen, and a more spunky Peter
 
Went ahead and made a quick .gif of it. The mystery deepens... :hehe:

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But I dunno, it's a reflection off the skyscraper so more than likely it's nothing at all. I'm thinking it's a camera crane getting an alternate shot of him, maybe a helicopter too.

And edit: I see you grabbed a .gif too, SpeterMan :oldrazz:
 
Going back into the trailer to grab screenshots I just noticed something pretty terrifying. Hopefully it didn't scare you if you already noticed it. I'll put it in spoiler tags for the jumpy. Don't say I didn't warn you.
There's a godd**n clown in this movie.

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I f**king hate clowns.
Also, did anyone notice that pimple on the back of Spidey's neck? :hehe: It's pretty pronounced in some scenes and others it's very subtle. I guess it's just a part of the suit to keep it functional and comfortable for the actor in it but it sticks out so much to me sometimes.

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I love the slight reflexion they added to the lenses in some shots. It sort of makes the shot in a way.
 
I didn't want to accept people saying "This is like Spider-Man 3"
Now I see it is like Spider-Man 3, only there's Gwen, and a more spunky Peter

We won't know if it's better than SM2,worse than SM3, or somewhere in the middle until we see the movie.
 
We won't know if it's better than SM2,worse than SM3, or somewhere in the middle until we see the movie.
Not about quality of the movie, about common things you see here and there
First they said SM3 based on 3 villains
Then Harry Goblin, another reminder of SM3
Now I see this:
  • Guy fond of Spidey turning rogue an against him
  • Harry Goblin
  • Spider-Man merchandise and people thrilled to see him
  • 3 villains
  • Villains unite
And maybe more
 
These shots pop right out of the comics.
 
Hell yes. I can't wait to see it on a big screen in IMAX and hear Electro scream "YOU LIED TO ME!" with better sound. Oh man… :D

One of my favorite lines from any CBM was during TDK when the Joker had that fake Batman hostage and was making that live video and all those citizens were watching. After a little bit of joking and laughing in his dialogue, the Joker says, "Look at ME!!" The theater I was in got that uncomfortable silence for a moment. Know what I mean? No one was talking throughout the movie but when that line was uttered, it was like the silence was deafening, like you could hear people's thoughts of "oh s**t!" I'd love it if that line from Electro causes that same type of reaction. Like he says it, and then there's this intense bass that goes through the theater speakers and then everything stops for a moment. The music stops and the crowd noise in TS goes silent and all you hear is the environmental sounds coming from the ground level. That would be chilling.
 

I never noticed until after a couple of viewings, but when he goes on full rage, all of the screens start glitching up. I love that.

It not only shows just how far his power reaches, but it also, in sort of a figurative way, displays how confused, angry and hurt he is at that very moment.
 
All I see in that picture is Disney.
 
I just love the song when Electro enter the scene. Zimmer really know his sh*? :hubba I hope his soundtrack will be Amazing, just hearing that little piece of masterpiece in TV spot makes me so excited for this movie :woot:
 
One of my favorite lines from any CBM was during TDK when the Joker had that fake Batman hostage and was making that live video and all those citizens were watching. After a little bit of joking and laughing in his dialogue, the Joker says, "Look at ME!!" The theater I was in got that uncomfortable silence for a moment. Know what I mean? No one was talking throughout the movie but when that line was uttered, it was like the silence was deafening, like you could hear people's thoughts of "oh s**t!" I'd love it if that line from Electro causes that same type of reaction. Like he says it, and then there's this intense bass that goes through the theater speakers and then everything stops for a moment. The music stops and the crowd noise in TS goes silent and all you hear is the environmental sounds coming from the ground level. That would be chilling.

At 0:31--> LOOK AT ME!!! :joker:
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The most chilling moment in the history of CBM movies...
 
I just love the song when Electro enter the scene. Zimmer really know his sh*? :hubba I hope his soundtrack will be Amazing, just hearing that little piece of masterpiece in TV spot makes me so excited for this movie :woot:

It's Hans Zimmer, dear friend. The soundtrack will be nothing short of amazing. The only thing that worked even in a crap movie like "TransFormers 3" was the music Hans Zimmers worked on, haha.
 
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One of my favorite lines from any CBM was during TDK when the Joker had that fake Batman hostage and was making that live video and all those citizens were watching. After a little bit of joking and laughing in his dialogue, the Joker says, "Look at ME!!" The theater I was in got that uncomfortable silence for a moment. Know what I mean? No one was talking throughout the movie but when that line was uttered, it was like the silence was deafening, like you could hear people's thoughts of "oh s**t!" I'd love it if that line from Electro causes that same type of reaction. Like he says it, and then there's this intense bass that goes through the theater speakers and then everything stops for a moment. The music stops and the crowd noise in TS goes silent and all you hear is the environmental sounds coming from the ground level. That would be chilling.

Heath completely disappeared in the role. I couldn't find him anywhere. I only saw the Joker. Heaths delivery of lines was unbelievable & shocking in every single one he spoke. His acting was frightening in every way possible (the oscar was fully deserved). And about the editing. It was something that contributed huge to a scene like the one described above, and what helped it work so brilliantly (like the rest of the movie). The editing was a big player as well. Right after he spoke those "LOOK_AT_ME!" words and turned the camera around to continue with his "See! - This is how craaazy batman has made Gotham..." etc. It truly send C-H-I-L-L-S and utter fear down ones spine, when letting it sink in. And as we all know, the Joker then proceeded to kill this poor victim, whom most intentionally (demanded/directed by Nolan) played out his part as a sort of little naive child with only the best intentions (brilliant way to go by the way, when digging for sympathy). We hear this poor bastard scream in helplessness fear, as the camera flickers uncontrollably around. The audience are left thinking - what in the HELL is the Joker doing to him just there!? Your mind starts imagining unpleasant things (things not appropriate for a PG-13 rating!). All while the scene abruptly cuts to a completely silent panning over-the-city view. PURE_genius editing right there! The thing is that you kinda, sorta want to laugh in that sequence, when the Joker is toying with this victim, at the beginning. A few chuckles was heard in the theater when Joker pulls off the victims mask holding it up in front of the camera, going "Wuhuhuhuhuuu!". You sorta chuckle, up until the "LOOK_AT_ME!" part. From there on no one dared to laugh. It just felt wrong. It was suddenly too frightening and too unsettling. I personally never heard one_single audience member chewing pop-corn from there on during that sequence (and I saw it 5 times). Every one, in every theater (going out on the limb here, I guess) was silent. No laughter. No talk. No nothing. Just complete and utter silence. And it was all due to respect for brilliant acting, filmmaking and editing, at its absolute best.

I get chills every time I think of TDK and about Heaths performance. Now, when talking about Spideys next big-screen adventure, I'll say this. I believe that Fox's Electro will be great, I really do! But I don't think he'll hold a candle to Heaths Joker. These things just don't come along that often. Nor do I believe that Amazing-2 will be better than TDK, and that's for several reasons. But I am definitely hoping for the absolute best spiderman film ever though!
 
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That's because the movie was also so ****ing well edited, and the actor was truly frightening and crazy! Heath completely disappeared in the role. I couldn't find him anywhere. I only saw the Joker. Heaths delivery of lines was unbelievable & shocking in every single one he spoke. His acting was frightening in every way possible (the oscar was fully deserved). And about that editing. Something that made a scene like the one described above work so brilliantly (like the rest of the movie), had a hell of a lot to do with editing as well. Right after he spoke those "LOOK_AT_ME!" words and turned the camera around to continue with his "See! - This is how craaazy batman has made Gotham..." etc. It truly send C-H-I-L-L-S and utter fear down ones spine, when letting it sink in. And as we all know, the Joker then proceeded to kill this poor victim, whom most intentionally (demanded/directed by Nolan) played out his part as a sort of little naive child with only the best intentions (brilliant way to go by the way, when digging for sympathy). We hear this poor bastard scream in helplessness fear, as the camera flickers uncontrollably around. The audience are left thinking - what in the HELL is the Joker doing to him just there!? Your mind starts imagining unpleasant things (things not appropriate for a PG-13 rating!). All while the scene abruptly cuts to a completely silent panning over-the-city view. PURE_genius editing right there! The thing is that you kinda, sorta want to laugh in that sequence, when the Joker is toying with this victim, at the beginning. A few chuckles was heard in the theater when Joker pulls off the victims mask holding it up in front of the camera, going "Wuhuhuhuhuuu!". You sorta chuckle, up until the "LOOK_AT_ME!" part. From there on no one dared to laugh. It just felt wrong. It was suddenly too frightening and too unsettling. I personally never heard one_single audience member chewing pop-corn from there on during that sequence (and I saw it 5 times). Every one, in every theater (going out on the limb here, I guess) was silent. No laughter. No talk. No nothing. Just complete and utter silents. And it was all due to respect for brilliant filmmaking and editing, at its absolute best.

I get chills every time I think of TDK and about Heaths performance. Now, when talking about Spideys next big-screen adventure, I'll say this. I believe that Fox's Electro will be great, I really do! But I don't think he'll hold a candle to Heaths Joker. These things just don't come along that often. Nor do I believe that Amazing-2 will be better than TDK, and that's for several reasons. But I am definitely hoping for the absolute best spiderman film ever though!

Yes, exactly. You described the Joker scene and how the audience reacted much better than I could. It was a brilliant moment by Ledger but also by the editing. If you noticed in the rest of my comment, I think that "lied to me" line from Electro could have the same type of impact that the Joker line did. Obviously the performance from Foxx is good enough, now it just depends on how well it's edited. Cause we're not used to seeing Electro at this point in the movie--he's brand new. We're used to seeing the humble, quiet, walked-all-over, sad, but prob very nice, Max Dillon. It would be quite a, wait for it......shock to now see Max turn to this very hateful and evil being. One bent on causing havoc and chaos. Now, I'm not saying Foxx will be as good as Ledger on the whole, but I do think that one line has the potential to be as effective.
 

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