Tacit Ronin
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The costume designer probably tried to leave her own mark on the costume and screwed its design on the process. I'm surprised SONY was fine with such butchering.
It makes me wonder if people made comments like this when they first saw the Batman Begins suit? Were people really asking why a different director didn't use the same suit as Tim Burton? Or perhaps, why Nolan didn't use the same suit Adam West wore?The suit looks unfinished, with the red belt not going all the way around, it's the first thing I noticed when I saw the official picture of Garfield in the Spidey suit. The red stripe going down the arms and legs is tacky as well. I wish they could have just stuck with the original design. Why did they have to go and change things, it's annoying, like they just wanted to be different and did something for the sake of standing apart from the Raimi trilogy. I hope this is just his first costume that gets wrecked and then he makes a new one that has the red belt and no red stripes. It's a good looking suit but those things ruin it for me. The spider symbol with the legs running all the way down the front and back is not so great either. I can live with it, it just bugs me of what could have been.
It makes me wonder if people made comments like this when they first saw the Batman Begins suit? Were people really asking why a different director didn't use the same suit as Tim Burton? Or perhaps, why Nolan didn't use the same suit Adam West wore?
Each artist that works on a character is going to try and put their stamp on it. They're going to try and differentiate themselves from what has been done before. Otherwise, every artist that has drawn Spider-Man, would draw him the same way as everyone else.
i wish
Well, according to the very manip you used to defend the whole suit, the big eyes work.
... I'm surprised SONY was fine with such butchering.
I remember seeing that in the 'Making of' book, it really does have some defined similarities to the reboot suit. It's nearly the same thing minus the connecting belt and the web pattern.If you've seen the first designs of the suit for the first movie, you will see, that the new suit looks like some of the first designs. Don't know if you have the book "Behind the mask..."
Here is a scan from the book:
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As you can see, they had stripes on the legs and the design of the gloves is nearly equal to the new suit.
Also the chest spider...
Now no-one knows what they're gonna do with the suit in the sequels but, anybody that thinks *this* suit isn't the suit he's going to have for till the end of the movie is stupid. As Pumpkin mentioned, it can't be a wrestling suit, it just looks too well made to be that.
I remember seeing that in the 'Making of' book, it really does have some defined similarities to the reboot suit. It's nearly the same thing minus the connecting belt and the web pattern.
Also:
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I still love this picture.Also:
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Besides, Sony let Spider-Man 3 get released, so I don't think "don't let anyone butcher Spider-Man" is too high up on their to-do list.
See that would matter if this was the real world and this was based on a true story. Who cares how well made it is? if it's meant to be a wrestling costume than it's meant to be a wrestling costume don't over think it. There are multiple ways the original suit can come into this movie. He can switch like he did in Spider-Man one. He could meet the lizard for the first time get stomped and get his costume torn up and get a new one. Did anyone question how he got the original red and blue in the first one? That was VERY well done so where did he get the money and supplies etc.? Trust me this suit isn't as big as you guys are making it out to be. Sony didn't mess it up the first time around did they? I think not so why would they mess it up redoing it?? Every picture is from him fighting a criminal that could easily be uncle Ben's killer. Food for thought.
yeah, i don't get the hate for supes' suit.
sorry but pretty sure Troy is correct. why would they put so much time, money and effort into "this" suit if it wasn't going to be used throughout the movie... think logically; its the suit for the movie, deal... but i still have 100% belief that for the second time around, maybe even at the very end of this one for one final swing or something, its goona change a bit... and not only in material and color but also in design... they wanna differ it from the other movies, so it stands out as a seperate production, but still faithful as it looks like a spiderman suit to the non die hard fans. to them its just another suit. and those are the people who are really supplying the moneymakers their moolah... just my opinion.
(and the suit changing for the end/second might only be wishful thinking on my part, but thats years off so who cares at this point)
Besides, Sony let Spider-Man 3 get released, so I don't think "don't let anyone butcher Spider-Man" is too high up on their to-do list.
Time? Money? effort? Sony has money to blow on this movie and I have no clue if you know this, but they have a year and then some to work on this movie and effort??? the suit rips on set I am pretty sure there wasn't that much effort put into this "multi-million dollar suit". Btw, how many scenes have you seen this suit in use?? maybe 1 or 2 at best yes I know they want to differ and they have already, different first suit, different villain, different love interest and NO J. Jonah Jameson. Remember that though, different FIRST suit and if this suit is used longer than him wrestling or the death of his uncle expect it to get torn apart by the lizard and I am pretty sure a majority of people have seen the first 3 and the first 3 didn't even come out that long ago so it is still fresh in everyone's head.They are not gonna like this new suit. What market is sony aiming for? The blind? You can't say people don't know Spider-Man he's an icon even 5 year olds know who he is and how the suit looks. The suit hasn't changed in over what 50 years??? Batman can't say that.
I'm sure this movie will be fantastic, because at least we can take solace in the fact that unlike Raimi, Webb won't put in any random, spontaneous dance sequences... Phew...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tJoIaXZ0rw
Oh crap.