The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Vulture and Doc Ock Easter egg?

[HUMANIMAL]

Why would Ock arms and Vulture wings be in cases? Ock builds the tentacles to help him with experiments...why would they already be in glass cases?

maybe spidey has already taken them down? how much time lays inbetween the first and the second movie?

 

[Thundercrack85]

maybe spidey has already taken them down? how much time lays inbetween the first and the second movie?

Nah. They wouldn't do that with Doctor Octopus. Vulture maybe. But not Doc Ock.

 

[chaseter]

Perhaps this is a obsolete prototype?

Or quite possibly, Oscorp requires him to leave it at the office when he goes home. That wouldn't be a bad idea.

Or maybe Ock is already dead and these were all that was left It's an Easter Egg that is a bit of a hit over the head. It's not subtle whomever said that. Subtle would be a guy in a lab with the name tag Otto.

Ock is my absolute favorite villain ever so they better not fug up.

 

[HUMANIMAL]

wasnt there an interview with webb where he talked about that there will be many things to show that there is more co existing in their world. maybe its just an easter egg and end of the story

 

[chaseter]

maybe spidey has already taken them down? how much time lays inbetween the first and the second movie?

Could be? Who knows. That would solve the S6 problem by having most of these bad guys already locked up and then released in ASM3. Then you don't have to worry about trying to explain their sudden existence with exposition like Ock being in an accident or Vulture being arrested by Spidey...all that may have already happened?

 

[Thundercrack85]

I think they'll do him justice. Hell, he may be the most recognized Spider-man villain, at least to the average joe.

I like the idea of him being Oscorp's top scientist. They could just allude to that.

I was rather happy with what they did with Norman in the first movie. Made him a presence, without ever showing his face.

 

[Hunter Rider]

I love that shot, even if it doesn't come to anything more, it just feels good to have the base existence of these characters in Spidey's world. Of course I think this will be more than an Easter egg and it's laying the ground for the Sinister Six.

 

[Doctor Who]

I though the Venom Easter Egg was fun. If they do it right, I think the PERFECT Eddie Brock would be Aaron Paul.

 

[psylockolussus]

Cool easter egg!

 

[Valkyrje]

Alan Ritchson for Brock IMO

 

[gdw]

Cool easter egg but I don't want Oscorp to be involved with everything.

It makes it a much more natural way to connect villains to Peter rather than trying to force some connection into their origin/back-story on a character by character basis.
It also makes a lot of sense.
One thing which I loved about the Ultimate Universe was how much it was all tied into the Super Soldier formula, and all the efforts to recreate it. Even the mutants were. They managed to pull that off quite well, I thought.

 

[DaCage]

As much as love Dane DeHaan and he'd be an amazing choice for the Goblin, it's really not a good idea to bring in the Goblin so early. We've all seen Spider-Man 3. It would've been best if they revealed the shot of a figure on the glider on the lasts hot teasing Gwen's death with the credits only showing his maniacal laughter. Two villains are good, not three.
TASM 3 should have Green Goblin as the villain.
TASM 4 should have the Sinister Six and symbiote.

 

[DaCage]

Alan Ritchson for Brock IMO

Garett Hedlund.

 

[DaCage]

Alan Ritchson for Brock IMO

Garett Hedlund.

 

[HUMANIMAL]

aaron paul for everything....like... christoph waltz ....bendict cumberbatch....brian cranston...did i missed someone?
oh yeah...
nicolas cage

 

[Thundercrack85]

All fine actors (well except Nicolas Cage, obviously), but for these roles?

Okay, maybe Waltz. He seems like he might actually go for being a crazy scientist.

 

[HUMANIMAL]

All fine actors (well except Nicolas Cage, obviously), but for these roles?

Okay, maybe Waltz. He seems like he might actually go for being a crazy scientist.

(obviously) it was just a pun...sure those are good actors maybe able to pull off the role but it was more about that those names drop all the time;-)

 

[JOE]

Aaron Paul for Eddie Brock and Bryan Cranston for Doc Ock. Breaking Spider-Bad.

 

[Dragon]

It makes it a much more natural way to connect villains to Peter rather than trying to force some connection into their origin/back-story on a character by character basis.

And that's the problem. They shouldn't be connected to Peter at all. That was a mistake of the Raimi films. And it's even worse in this series.

It also makes a lot of sense.
One thing which I loved about the Ultimate Universe was how much it was all tied into the Super Soldier formula, and all the efforts to recreate it. Even the mutants were. They managed to pull that off quite well, I thought.

Again, that concept is simplistic and childish. The very reason the Ultimate Universe is a wash.

Doc Ock isn't a lackey to Osborn. He doesn't need him and would never be beholding to him. Simply showing Ock and the others isn't enough if they're just watered down versions of them. The same with the Rhino, who's just a punk driving a tank. Anyone could do what he does. The Rhino should be something unique.

 

[Thundercrack85]

And that's the problem. They shouldn't be connected to Peter at all. That was a mistake of the Raimi films. And it's even worse in this series.

To be fair, at least to the first movies, the comics sort of made that inevitable. Green Goblin is obviously going to have a direct connection to Peter. Dr. Octopus less so, but there would still be one, since he and Peter regularly have a connection in the comics.

The thing with Sandman was just contrived though. But then that whole movie had writing problems.

Again, that concept is simplistic and childish. The very reason the Ultimate Universe is a wash.

As opposed to what though? Having every movie have a villain gain powers as the result of a lab accident? Granted, there are other options, but I don't think this is a bad idea at all. Provided they don't make it every villain. Now if they do that, then yeah, that would be problematic. But so far, it's reasonable.

Doc Ock isn't a lackey to Osborn. He doesn't need him and would never be beholding to him. Simply showing Ock and the others isn't enough if they're just watered down versions of them. The same with the Rhino, who's just a punk driving a tank. Anyone could do what he does. The Rhino should be something unique.

Who says he's a lackey though? He could just be working for Oscorp, before he breaks off. I mean, everyone has to start somewhere.

As for Rhino, I'm rather indifferent.

 

[Dragon]

To be fair, at least to the first movies, the comics sort of made that inevitable. Green Goblin is obviously going to have a direct connection to Peter. Dr. Octopus less so, but there would still be one, since he and Peter regularly have a connection in the comics.

The thing with Sandman was just contrived though. But then that whole movie had writing problems.

The Goblin's connection to Peter came later, and was the first such event. Now, these films could certainly have taken the approach of the comics by letting the connection develop later. Sure, we know Osborn is the Goblin, but some twists could be added to the story for the reboot (And not simply having Harry be the Goblin- puke)...

The personal connection to Ock need not exist.

As opposed to what though? Having every movie have a villain gain powers as the result of a lab accident? Granted, there are other options, but I don't think this is a bad idea at all. Provided they don't make it every villain. Now if they do that, then yeah, that would be problematic. But so far, it's reasonable.

But based on both Ultimate and this series, they're still all accidents.

Spidey is an accident.
The Lizard is an accident.
Electro.
The Goblin is still an accident.
Sandman is an accident.
And under Ultimate Venom is an accident.
None of them turned out as the inventors intended.

And even Rhino is an accident as the tech simply winds up in the wrong hands. In 616 the Rhino was exactly what the inventors wanted him to be.

Who says he's a lackey though? He could just be working for Oscorp, before he breaks off. I mean, everyone has to start somewhere.

As for Rhino, I'm rather indifferent.

In Spidey 2 Oscorp only financed Ock. Everything, the tentacles, the reactor were of his own design and ownership. The same should be the case for Toomes and the Vulture tech. That they're displayed in the trailer as being trophies in the Oscorp stockade certainly suggests that Osborn owns them, which shouldn't be the case.

 

[Thundercrack85]

Needs not, but I don't see why not, if they want it to. I'm not a big fan of the Raimi films, but I did like how they had a personal connection, especially in the end. Personal preference, I suppose.

Lizard is an accident true. Electro, I don't know. But the others seem to be intentional creations of Oscorp. I think that's an improvement personally.

Again, with Doctor Octopus, I think it's premature. We don't know the circumstances. If he works for Oscorp, then it stands to reason that he would leave his arms at work when he goes home (assuming he hasn't become a super villain yet). Maybe they're a prototype he developed there. We just don't know yet.

 

[Dragon]

Needs not, but I don't see why not, if they want it to. I'm not a big fan of the Raimi films, but I did like how they had a personal connection, especially in the end. Personal preference, I suppose.

Lizard is an accident true. Electro, I don't know. But the others seem to be intentional creations of Oscorp. I think that's an improvement personally.

Again, with Doctor Octopus, I think it's premature. We don't know the circumstances. If he works for Oscorp, then it stands to reason that he would leave his arms at work when he goes home (assuming he hasn't become a super villain yet). Maybe they're a prototype he developed there. We just don't know yet.

Jaime Foxx confirmed early on that Electro was an accident. If you have a problem with so many villains created by accident- it's even worse that all the accidents happen in the same place.

And Ock should be his own man. That's who the character is. It serves no purpose other than to make things easier for a limited imagination to have everything happening because of Oscorp. For that matter so much coming from Richard Parker is ridiculous. Even in the Iron Man films Stark has rivals.

 

[Repulsor Blast]

Jaime Foxx confirmed early on that Electro was an accident. If you have a problem with so many villains created by accident- it's even worse that all the accidents happen in the same place.

And Ock should be his own man. That's who the character is. It serves no purpose other than to make things easier for a limited imagination to have everything happening because of Oscorp. For that matter so much coming from Richard Parker is ridiculous. Even in the Iron Man films Stark has rivals.

still sticking to your guns that jim carrey is in the movie? you kind of disappeared after dropping that on us. any updates?

 

[HUMANIMAL]

an accident in the begining maybe ...but we saw there is a file which is called max dillon experiment...