The Amazing Spider-Man The Dark Knight "Problem"

[the_joker]

Wow, I don't post on SHH for a while and when I come back, TDK and Nolanism has infected threads that are completely irrelevant to Batman. While I'm glad that Batman is back in the spotlight where he firmly belongs, I don't think we need to compare every single superhero film with TDK. I didn't think about TDK this year when I watched Iron Man 2, I seriously doubt I'll be thinking about TDK when I watch Spider-man in 2012.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

But you will be thinking about TDKR when you see the trailer before Spidey. Mwhahahaha!!!

 

[MrSpyder]

Don't believe it's a rip-off. If they say it is, they're back issues to read

 

[Golgo-13]

Exacta-mundo. I think some people are still struggling with the fact that, when you come right down to it, this franchise is still gonna be targeted at a younger audience.

I don't think the neck snap is anymore graphic that Norman being impaled be the Goblin Glider in SM1.

 

[I Am The Knight]

Yes, but this time, it'll be Spidey saying "Oh" before we quickly cut to Gwen's lifeless body.

 

[Ajendo]

No, spidey will ironically shout, "oh snap"!

 

[PSYLENTGuardian]

If it's done in an in-your-face and unexpected manner, the neck snap could hit the audience hard like a fast truck. But it's going to need build-up to make the general audience think Gwen's going to end up being saved.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

I don't think the neck snap is anymore graphic that Norman being impaled be the Goblin Glider in SM1.

Agreed. I nver found neck snaps to be that violent. I mean, they can be done in violent ways, and trust me, I'm a huge horror movie fan, so I've seen this in alot of films, but it doesn't always have to be super violent.