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This is weird and random....Puff Daddy?
From Rashad lewis's twitter page:
http://twitter.com/RASHADLEWIS
Why do I find this intriguing?
This is weird and random....Puff Daddy?
From Rashad lewis's twitter page:
http://twitter.com/RASHADLEWIS
Also, I think the opportunity to use the Hobgoblin came and went with Harry Osborn becoming the "New Goblin" instead. Lame.
That had nothing to do with Hobgoblin.Also, I think the opportunity to use the Hobgoblin came and went with Harry Osborn becoming the "New Goblin" instead. Lame.
Also, I think the opportunity to use the Hobgoblin came and went with Harry Osborn becoming the "New Goblin" instead. Lame.
I'm saying if they were going to use the name "Hobgoblin", they should have named Harry Osborn the Hobgoblin, like in Ultimate Spider-Man.
Ned Leeds, or Roderick Kingsley, or whoever else, as the Hobgoblin is uninteresting and the films didn't have time to introduce these characters,
and by now it's redundant to bring in ANOTHER goblin, especially if he's just a guy who stumbles on one of Norman Osborn's old hideouts. That's exactly what Harry did. He even had a cool-looking gold mask that he didn't use.
If they try to bring in Hobgoblin now, it would be lame. If they really wanted to use the name "Hobgoblin", it should have been Harry.
This is one reason I'm glad Raimi is doing the movies, he'll base the movies on the classic comics not these 'Ultimate' re-vamps. that's partly what messed up the Fantastic Four movies, too much Ultimate FF and not enough classic.
Of course they would, they're planning to go up to at least a Spider-man 6, and that won't be the end of teh movies either I imagine.
The whole point about the original Hobgoblin story was that it was a big mystery as to who he was, and whether he would find out Spidey's secret too while ransacking Osborn's old hideouts and journals.
If they had just named Harry the Hobgoblin it would not have been hobgoblin, you sound like you just wanted a different outfit for Harry.
Apart from the potentially good story they could do well with the Hobgoblin as both Goblins onscreen did not live up to the full potential that a Goblin could have onscreen.
While I like the mystery aspect you're talking about, I think it works best in a monthly comic and not a two-hour movie. The Original Green Goblin was even introduced this way in the comics, and it was a great reveal when Norman Osborn was behind the mask. Spider-Man 1 didn't have the time to set that up, so you saw Osborn take the performance enhancers from the get go.
The mystery aspect worked on The Spectacular Spider-Man again, though, which I really liked, so I DO think it's cool. Just not for the movies or future movies. Not enough time to do it justice.
But my point is this; they could spend time on a Hobgoblin story in the future that could TRY to live up to a "Goblin" potential, but if they were going to do that, I would rather they bring back Norman Osborn and they do a story that lives up to the full potential of both THE Green Goblin AND Norman Osborn. He could come back full on, medieval, chain-mail decked out like in Marvel Knights Spider-Man, my favorite Goblin costume ever.
I was actually suggesting, David, that they bring Norman Osborn back from the "dead," in this current movie continuity, and spend their time and effort placing clues and whatnot for Osborn, with a big "medieval" Goblin-reveal in Spider-Man 6.
Like, instead of spending all their story-telling efforts on Ned Leeds or Kingsley or someone. Follow the original comics that stated Osborn gained a slow-working healing factor with his performance enhancers, and he fakes his death, goes to Europe, and tries to control Harry from the sidelines into taking over as the Green Goblin. I must admit, Norman Osborn is my favorite movie villain, and Willem Dafoe definitely adds to that with his awesome performance. I want to see him come back.
Yeah, I know what you mean about wanting Dafoe back, he was one of the great movie super-villans. But, I don't know about bringing him back from the dead.
I was away from buying superhero comics for about 10yrs and was shocked when I picked up a book that mentioned Norman was back, I didn't really like the idea. It was good to see him back in 'New days to die', but part of me wishes they'd just stuck with the original death as the original arc and death was pretty perfect.
I don't even want to know about all that ret-conned stuff about Gwen Stacey having a kid or kids with him or something, jeez, can't they find new characters and mythologies to write about. Although, to be fair i haven't read that story so might enjoy it for all I know.
- Bringing Norman Osborn back. The Osborn/Goblin story is done!
- Bruce Campbell as Mysterio. Campbell is the cameo guy. Not a villain. Might as well make Stan Lee a villain, too.
- Any symbiote related villains in Spider-Man 4. Raimi hates them.
- Peter and MJ getting married. They proved in SM-3 they were too immature for a stable relationship. No way are they ready for marriage. They haven't even lived together yet.
vanessa hudgens as liz allen.
You got that from the SM4 trivia section at imdb right? That was most likely submitted by some 14 year old. I don't think anyone on this board actually suggested that.
Sam Raimi thought Vanessa Hudgens would be a great choice for Liz Allan.
This is why I don't take 98% of the people who post there seriously.
Well if you haven't seen it already this was in the trivia section.
This was probably submitted by whoever posted that on the board. Hell, I'm pretty sure most of the stuff submitted right now somebody just made up.
Probably one of the most annoying & dumb sugestions ever made. Honestly.
Like you said, SM's universe is not a dark universe like Batman's and neither is the character. I have another:
- people wanting Michael Papajohn to return and become a villain (Chameleon, Electro I think I saw..). All I have to say is: ...
Its funny cause Spider-man has Batman beat when it comes to truly dark events.
It's just that the book always handled the drama much more lighthearted than Batman books.
The hell with TDK, stop bringing it in every discussion. I didn't even mentioned it. I just made a simple statement which you didn't understood.And Dark Knight wasnt that dark at all. It felt cheesy at some points.