State your unpopular film related opinion - - - - - Part 14

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Unpopular as the sequence is, i loved the crane sequence in ASM.

It was corny but also pure CBM heroism with Spidey pushing himself when wounded
 
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Upopular as the sequence is, i loved the crane sequence in ASM.

It was corny but also pure CBM heroism with Spidey pushing himself when wounded

With Crane Power Comes Crane Responsibility.
 
Unpopular as the sequence is, i loved the crane sequence in ASM.

It was corny but also pure CBM heroism with Spidey pushing himself when wounded

That sequence, the part with the kid inside the falling/burning car, and Emma Stone's Gwen were my favorite things about the otherwise less than spectacular movie.
 
The part with him and the kid inside the car was really the one thing about the movie I loved. Such an old fashioned hero moment. :up:
 
V for Vendetta and Dredd are better (more enjoyable) than TDK
 
Really, the only thing TASM has over SM1 is Garfield makes for a better Spider-Man (though Tobey was the better Peter Parker), and that Gwen/Peter was much better chemistry than Peter/MJ, and even then that was a semblance of one of my real life relationships, as crappy as it was written.
 
Besides the special effects and witty dialoge, nothing about thr Avengers is all that great. It's good, but in no way anything more than that.
 
The only good scenes in ASM were those with Rhys Ifans. I would have said Martin Sheen, but he was criminally underused as Uncle Ben.
 
I can barely think - other than the telling of the traditional origin - of one single aspect Raimi's SM1 did better than TASM.
 
That's always stated in posts where no reason is given whatsoever.
Heh, I'm not trying to turn this into a Raimi trilogy vs Reboot thread but the suit for starters, the spider-sense for seconds, and a plot that is stuck with for the whole of the movie for thirds.
 
I don't like any of the Raimi Spider-man movies myself and feel that TASM is a huge improvement. Not perfect, but an improvement. Only thing I really liked from the Raimi trilogy was Simmons as Jameson.
 
I don't like any of the Raimi Spider-man movies myself and feel that TASM is a huge improvement. Not perfect, but an improvement. Only thing I really liked from the Raimi trilogy was Simmons as Jameson.
*pulls you off to the side*
[BLACKOUT]Psst, you're supposed to be on my side. :oldrazz:[/BLACKOUT]
 
I like ASM as well by the way, but I just had a hard time enjoying it like I wanted to. I have a feeling I'll like ASM 2 more than the first. I'm surprised the official title is Amazing Spider-Man 2 by the way, what the heck?
 
I like ASM as well by the way, but I just had a hard time enjoying it like I wanted to. I have a feeling I'll like ASM 2 more than the first. I'm surprised the official title is Amazing Spider-Man 2 by the way, what the heck?

Probably so that they can keep "Spectacular", "Sensational", etc... for later reboots.
 
I like Raimi's Spider-Man more but the one thing I like about the new trilogy (trilogy?) is that they seem to be putting Peter in school for the whole story, which is how I like my Spider-man. I know he graduates and does other stuff in the comics, but Raimi's Spider-Man movie had him leave too fast
 
I don't get how the bridge scene was better. I prefered the construction worker helping Spidey swing than a bunch of New Yorkers yelling and throwing stuff at GG.
 
Reaction of the time, made sense the people work together to help Spidey save the children, their teacher, and MJ
The cranes are kinda pointless for a dude who can swing between buildings
 
Reaction of the time, made sense the people work together to help Spidey save the children, their teacher, and MJ
The cranes are kinda pointless for a dude who can swing between buildings

He couldn't he was hurt.
 
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