Nope. He climbed out the window and into the shadows. Since at that point, for those cops someone being able to scale a wall is impossible, they don't bother to look up toward the roof of the building.
And yet they didn't keep the light on him when it was shining up at Peter? Yah, nice excuse, but less plausible that any answer for him in being in the car in TAS-M.
Plus, saying it was new for someone to scale up a building, THAT would be an excuse for them to not follow Peter's traces going up the building? The NYPD aren't that lazy now.
Spidey was already in the backseat when the burglar sits down. So Spidey had to have entered through the back door (You're not really suggesting that Spidey crawled over the burglar without his feeling it, right?) thus, Spidey broke into the car on his own. So he's just as guilty. And there is no "answer". It was a bull**** gimmick on the filmmaker's part because they couldn't think of anything that would make sense.
And how would you suggest Spidey broke in? Breaking the handle of the car when it was locked? Breaking a window that wasn't broken in the film? What's your "answer" of how he broke in?
The car was locked after the valet parked it. Spidey wasn't in the car that entire time and since the valet locked the car, the guy had to use that machine and Spidey could have easily used his SPEED to get inside the car without the thief noticing.
Plus, you do hear a car slammed shut after the thief slides out of the window.
The justice system
I am sorry you didn't understand what I meant. Even if they find fingerprints, it's still murder on Peter for killing the guy in everyone's eyes. Self defense could help him, but Peter did, in their eyes, murder that guy who DIDN'T kill anyone.
Sorry, but they can tell when someone falls out of a window versus being pushed based on their trajectory. Someone forcefully pushed (Especially by someone with Spidey's strength) would fall further from the building than someone who tripped. There'd also likely be bruising on the crook's ankle when he smacked into the pipe.
Obviously they can't figure it out when they immediately thought of Peter to be the one who pushed him.
It's overrated in that so many folks says it's THE GREATEST CBM EVER! It isn't. And proclaim it to be near flawless. It's very flawed. In the overall however it's the best Batman film. Don't get me wrong. There are things in B'89, Returns and even Forever that are better. But again, in the overall TDK is the best.
Because it is the greatest CBM ever. Look at the accolades of the film.
What, I guess you say Spider-Man 2 is? It WAS the greatest, but there's always going to be a better movie that "takes" the trophy, and TDK is at the moment.
Again, this is BS on your part. In nearly every post I've made about Spidey 3 I've said it was subpar. I said it has some great MOMENTS. And it does. In the overall it isn't a good film as was Spidey 1 and 2.
You've said it's subpar, sure, but you HAVE said I should look past the flaws as I do with TDK supposedly.
The thing with me is that unlike alot of professional fans I don't say a film is all or nothing. It's all great or it's all bad. And I don't go for the flash in the pan. Isn't it funny that in every franchise, when you have a much panned film- the next film is hailed as being "Great" by fans?
Batman & Robin/Batman Begins
X3 / First Class
Spider-Man 3/The Amazing Spider-Man
Fans love to go in extremes. I don't do that. I have a laundry list of what I didn't like about all three Raimi films. But they are good and this new film is in no freakin' way great/dark/realistic/non-cheesy. It's very flawed.
Compared to Batman Begins or First Class, I wouldn't called TAS-M "great". It's good, but yah, after Spider-Man 3 which I hated, seeing TAS-M and how well it is being received in the box office and by word of mouth, I am pleased to see this new take now.
S-M 3 is most likely more "loved" than Batman & Robin and X-Men 3, but it was still a movie that takes that series down a notch as with the Batman films of that time and the X-Men film(which got even worse with Wolverine and First Class finally brought it back to be amazing).
It's not terrible to be excited for new takes if you didn't enjoy the last film, or films.
