I Am The Knight
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Probably just the E3 footage again 

Probably just the E3 footage again![]()
Yeah could be honestly.
Fingers crossed though!
Sony will redo Venom, so we don't need to see two versions of Venom rolling around simultaneously on the big screen.I know people are leaning on Scorpion with Michael Mando but honestly, he could be a fabulous Venom. I'm not crazy about Eddie Brock but I adore the Venom design and his fights with Spiderman. The only issue is how they would do that when they're already doing Venom in a different universe, but it's still doable
So he skips school, hits the head of a guy on the roof of his own car by web, breaks a couple of fences, picks up wire of accessory lights, spies on the girl he has a crush on in the pool, he stares at her for long every time he sees her in school, skips a quiz, skips detention. Deserts Liz on their date, stole Flash's car and damaged it.
So he skips school
hits the head of a guy on the roof of his own car by web
breaks a couple of fences, picks up wire of accessory lights
spies on the girl he has a crush on in the pool, he stares at her for long every time he sees her in school
skips a quiz, skips detention
Deserts Liz on their date
stole Flash's car and damaged it
Spidey went to Johnny to help build the car for himself, and it drowned because of that second Mysterio causing an illusion to show a road where the pier ends.Borrowed is more like it. He did damage it though. Not anything as noteworthy like sinking Johnny's Spider-Mobile in the river.
Peter had absence issues in the comics too.
By mistake. This is something he's done in both the comics and other iterations, one of my favorite was when he mistakenly webbed up Electro in TSSM assuming that he had robbed something.
Nothing new. Spider-Man has always caused some kind of property damage in the comics during his battles.
He looks at her for a moment in a realization that he's missing out on the 'good' times of just being a regular kid. Spying? Um, no. And looking at a girl he's got a crush on in HS...any guy that refutes ever doing this is lying. At least he wasn't snapping photos of her.
Again, Peter's schooling has always suffered due to his Spider-Man duties.
Should I post every single time Peter has had to ditch someone in his personal life when duty was calling? Gwen, MJ, Flash, Harry, etc. They've all been thru Peter and his "where'd Peter go?"
Borrowed is more like it. He did damage it though. Not anything as noteworthy like sinking Johnny's Spider-Mobile in the river.
I need to state what I like about this movie, and not only the Vulture and his crew, and how for once they made a connection between multiple villains in one movie that is natural and does not hinder the story of a Spider-Man movie.
For once, we finally see Peter Parker actually work on the web formula, something all the live action incarnations prior did not touch upon, and I do mean starting with Nicholas Hammond.
Peter expresses annoyance to an old male mentor without raising his voice in his face (Tobey yelled his "Then stop pretending to be" line).
More scenes for Flash Thompson.
Liz Allan finally brought to the big screen.
Interrogation.
Michelle's art.
SCORPION, FINALLY.
Hannibal Buress as the coach.
Monument rescue, typical Parker luck done right.
Getting out from under all the rubble.
The use of recycled Chitauri tech. But this brings up another thing I don't like, and I did not think of it earlier; "Why explode now? What exactly causes the explosion? Where's all the other stuff?"
For once, you know that Aunt May knows without waiting for her to wait for Peter to admit it so she'd finally reveal that she knew.
The villain respecting Peter at the end came as natural without the need for him to die or be told by an indirect link to a boss "We're getting that kid" and a reply of "NO".
Suburb houses nostalgia.
That is all I can think of for now.
The use of recycled Chitauri tech. But this brings up another thing I don't like, and I did not think of it earlier; "Why explode now? What exactly causes the explosion? Where's all the other stuff?"
It will be the scene I rewatch over and over.Lots of good stuff in here but I bolded the parts that I felt were really good points.
I know most everyone's pick is the rubble scene as the best part in the movie, that or the scene with Toomes driving to the dance, but, my favorite scene is still the Washington Monument rescue. A very tense scene and one where you aren't even really sure that Peter will succeed or exactly how he's going to succeed. It was really well done, imo. Up to that point he'd been having all kinds of issues with his practical application of hero duty...he was failing quite a bit or at least making many mistakes. So when this scene arrives it added to the tension. I like how they made it so Peter was not like this instant successful hero--he really had to work at it.
The ferry part is one thing I didn't miss.Radioactivity caused the Chitauri stone to explode at the monument. It was exposed to x-rays at the security check.
As for the explosion on the ferry, I guess that was due to the malfunctioning weapon, not the Chitauri tech per se.
I went to a signing/discussion with the Marvel Studios Visual Development team yesterday for the Art of Homecoming book. Few things in here I thought were cool.
1. Sort of confirms a trilogy in high school.
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2. This excerpt from Watts that somewhat hints at villains for the sequels and the photos next to it.
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They're other ideas for salvaged goods mixed with chitauri tech, etc. The last one is prettty cool in particular.
i´m thinking on getting the book, is it worth buying?
If you're a big fan, then yes. Super cool stuff to look at and read.i´m thinking on getting the book, is it worth buying?