The Infernal
Mky Mk
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It looks awful in Tobey, I mean, look:
I see nothing wrong with that.
It looks awful in Tobey, I mean, look:
I see nothing wrong with that.
I disagree. Garfield seems more skinny and lean.
Here's a better look at Tobey as Peter Parker. Not as squashed as that other screenshot.
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Clearly not as muscled as the suit may give the impression, but that's only really noticeable in screenshots. Seeing a muscled Spider-man suit isn't anything new since the comics often portray him as such as well. Plus personally I enjoyed the added affect on the costume.
I was always under the impression that this wasnt Tobey's body....
I was always under the impression that this wasnt Tobey's body....
The Raimi suit was absolutely beautiful and still amongst the best of the best adapted superhero costumes to date in my view.
I really can't understand how this is being attacked the way it is. Baffling.
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And another one:
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I think this was Tobey's body, but he worked out hard to get in this shape for the first film. However, he really let himself go by SM3, resulting in the moniker "Tubby Maguire".
Yeah, Tobey was jacked in SM1. He really worked hard for that film. In SM2, it looks like he hadn't worked out whatsoever (partially because of his injury that almost took him out of the film) so he was basically just normal, skinny Tobey (as we saw in his one shirtless scene).
By the time SM3 came around, you can tell Tobey didn't give 2 ****s about his physique and he was pretty pudgy. He was rarely ever in the full suit (plainly obvious that the stunt men ran the show), and when he was in the suit without his mask on, he looked borderline fat. Also, after his aerial fight with Harry and he bends down to check on Harry, you can see one of Tobey's fat rolls through his shredded shirt. Pretty embarassing and glad we'll never have that problem with TASM series. It's hard to even tell when it's Andrew or stunt men donning the suit.
Yeah, I remember a scene in SM3 where Tobey was sitting on the edge of his bed thinking or crying (or maybe I'm mixing it up with when he was crying after Harry was killed). In either scene, he was wearing the suit with the mask off, and you could count the the number of chins. In any event, in shape or not, I think Tobey's physique never quite fit the Spider-Man character just right, the way Andrew's does.
The webbing isn't silver, per say, but it definitely gives off a shine sometimes and in certain shots that gives it a bit of that "silver webbing" effect we're all familiar with from the Raimi suits. I'm guessing that when we see the way the suit is meant to be lit (in the film), it'll appear both black and slightly silver depending on the amount of light, shadows, time of day, etc. But I bet his entire body will never been seen as "fully black webbing" or "fully silver webbing".
Seems like they were going for the "best of both worlds" this time around which is FINE by me. Was always a fan of Raimi's silver webbing. It looked pretty amazing in the films themselves (not necessarily the screenshots people keep posting) and also bounced back and forth between looking lighter and dark, though I agree that the silver lining was a little too much sometimes (especially by the time they got to SM3). Obviously, I love the black webbing from the comics, so I'm hoping we get a solid balance in TASM, while steal leaning towards the "dark" side for the most part.
There's a lot of ways Spidey can be portrayed, though. Tobey's build in the first film looks just like Spidey was drawn in his first comics appearance and early on, while later in the comics, Spidey started being drawn much slimmer and lanky (like Andrew). I appreciate any good interpretation of our beloved superheroes.![]()
To anyone who still thinks the webbing is silver:
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See, that looks like it'd not only give him not kind of protection if he smashed into a window, but also that he'd freeze swinging at night.
Much prefered the material from the first suit. If they'd kept that, the belt and the boots I'd be happy.
I thought so at first, as well. The new suit really grows you, though. I'm loving it more, every minute.