BobbyCorwin88
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Excellent point. I never really thought of it that way.My problem with Spider-Man 2 was this :
This is not a bash at the Raimi trilogy because I really enjoyed number one and two but the sense of chemistry between Peter and MJ was just not that strong, in my opinion. I always felt like MJ came across as a really annoying plot device, just put in there to torment poor Peter. In each film she was always the main reason why Spidey would swing into action to save the day. In Spider-Man 2, I found the wise words from Aunt May (favourite scene in the entire trilogy, it hit a real emotional cord with me) were contradicted by Peter. " Sometimes we have to give up the things we want the most, even our dreams". This was great line which was then twisted by the plot. Peter only gains his powers back once MJ is in danger and not because of the peril the city was facing. For me that didn't sit well because at that point he is only becoming Spider-Man again for his own personal gains.
I hope in this new film Gwen is a much stronger character for Peter and by the looks of it she may be just that.
I just always had a problem with Raimi's MJ in general. She seemed so bipolar and extremely insecure. Nothing like the MJ we all know and love.