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Not sure what the story is behind the suit, but I'm hoping they don't keep tweaking and screwing with the basic design too much like they always do (Batman is a great example).

I miss tobey already

Interesting... look at the discs on the wrists. Looks like they are going back to mechanical web shooters in this one!

Goddammit Rokken, where art thou snap that fucketh piture of me? I need to know! By the way, why are you up so late? It's 309A in Arkansas for shit's sake!

Rip Rokken wrote:Interesting... look at the discs on the wrists. Looks like they are going back to mechanical web shooters in this one!

That, they are. This Spider-Man will also have more in common with the Ultimates version than the classic Spidey.

I'm not 100% sold on this Garfield guy. He has big shoes to fill. Tobey Maguire was awesome. (It wasn't his fault SM3 bit the big wienerschnitzel.)

Rip, did you see Kickass?

verslibre wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:Interesting... look at the discs on the wrists. Looks like they are going back to mechanical web shooters in this one!

That, they are. This Spider-Man will also have more in common with the Ultimates version than the classic Spidey.

I'm not 100% sold on this Garfield guy. He has big shoes to fill. Tobey Maguire was awesome. (It wasn't his fault SM3 bit the big wienerschnitzel.)

Rip, did you see Kickass?

I did see Kickass! Loved it! Heard buzz about a sequel but haven't kept up on details. I actually liked Spider-Man 3 for all it's flaws -- the main one is the classic superhero movie mistake of trying to cram too many villains in, and I think that's really the studio's fault for pushing Sam Raimi to include Venom -- he likes the classic villains and never wanted to include him. The emotions of the film were great and continued to make the characters sympathetic, and the dynamic between Parker and Mary Jane continued to develop their characters. I know some people may have thought the dancing scene in the club was stupid, but I wasn't bothered by it. I didn't care for the "New Goblin" idea, but it was ok -- really finished out the Peter/Harry arc. Sandman was awesome!

I'm kinda sick of hearing about Ultimates versions. That line of comics may have been really popular, but I never read them and can't relate to those takes on the characters.

Rip Rokken wrote:

verslibre wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:Interesting... look at the discs on the wrists. Looks like they are going back to mechanical web shooters in this one!

That, they are. This Spider-Man will also have more in common with the Ultimates version than the classic Spidey.

I'm not 100% sold on this Garfield guy. He has big shoes to fill. Tobey Maguire was awesome. (It wasn't his fault SM3 bit the big wienerschnitzel.)

Rip, did you see Kickass?

I did see Kickass! Loved it! Heard buzz about a sequel but haven't kept up on details. I actually liked Spider-Man 3 for all it's flaws -- the main one is the classic superhero movie mistake of trying to cram too many villains in, and I think that's really the studio's fault for pushing Sam Raimi to include Venom -- he likes the classic villains and never wanted to include him. The emotions of the film were great and continued to make the characters sympathetic, and the dynamic between Parker and Mary Jane continued to develop their characters. I know some people may have thought the dancing scene in the club was stupid, but I wasn't bothered by it. I didn't care for the "New Goblin" idea, but it was ok -- really finished out the Peter/Harry arc. Sandman was awesome!

I'm kinda sick of hearing about Ultimates versions. That line of comics may have been really popular, but I never read them and can't relate to those takes on the characters.

I like Spider-man 3 also, but had a few problems such as...Sandman did not kill Uncle Ben in the comics, it was like the 1st Spider-man movie showed it to be. When they changed that in the 3rd movie I was pissed. 2nd...Topher Grace was in no way the same build or height like Eddie Brock in the comics. Brock was a muscle bound 6"2 man, mabye more. And yea...I hated the street dance. The club dance did not bother me so much. I just wished they would of went with Dr. Conners turning into the Lizzard.

Rip Rokken wrote:

Not sure what the story is behind the suit, but I'm hoping they don't keep tweaking and screwing with the basic design too much like they always do (Batman is a great example).

I like my spiderman without a big red shlong hanging down his chest.

Garfield is twice the actor Tobey is, but this is one franchise that did not yet need a reboot. For all it's faults, Spiderman 3 was no Batman & Robin.

Frontiers65 wrote:I like Spider-man 3 also, but had a few problems such as...Sandman did not kill Uncle Ben in the comics, it was like the 1st Spider-man movie showed it to be. When they changed that in the 3rd movie I was pissed. 2nd...Topher Grace was in no way the same build or height like Eddie Brock in the comics. Brock was a muscle bound 6"2 man, mabye more. And yea...I hated the street dance. The club dance did not bother me so much. I just wished they would of went with Dr. Conners turning into the Lizzard.

Sandman killing Uncle Ben was definitely unnecessary, and too much departure from the comics.

RedWingFan wrote:I like my spiderman without a big red shlong hanging down his chest.

I noticed someone else making that same observation on one of the websites hosting the pic, lol.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:Garfield is twice the actor Tobey is, but this is one franchise that did not yet need a reboot. For all it's faults, Spiderman 3 was no Batman & Robin.

Yeah, but thanks to the suits at Sony SM3 was a drastic dropoff from SM2 (which was my fav. superhero movie of all time)

I'm as big a Spiderman fan as there is and I don't think I'm going to see this. Sony can go to hell.

The_Noble_Cause wrote:Garfield is twice the actor Tobey is, but this is one franchise that did not yet need a reboot. For all it's faults, Spiderman 3 was no Batman & Robin.

I totally agree -- Hollywood is in reboot overload, and for some series' it's done much too quickly and for no seeming reason other than the last film didn't hit the same stellar numbers at the box office. I think the word "reboot" has become overused anyway and is being misapplied where it doesn't really count.

RedWingFan wrote:

The_Noble_Cause wrote:Garfield is twice the actor Tobey is, but this is one franchise that did not yet need a reboot. For all it's faults, Spiderman 3 was no Batman & Robin.

Yeah, but thanks to the suits at Sony SM3 was a drastic dropoff from SM2 (which was my fav. superhero movie of all time)

I'm as big a Spiderman fan as there is and I don't think I'm going to see this. Sony can go to hell.

Yeah, what the hell was the deal with that dance scene? Talk about out of place in a superhero movie.

Here's a nice new pic.

Rip Rokken wrote:Here's a nice new pic.

Can't wait for this. This should be cool as hell!

Rip Rokken wrote:Here's a nice new pic.

The costume looks horrible. His shirt is supposed to be chain mail. That looks like a dyed jacket. Ghey.

Hollywood reboot = "Sorry we don't have any new ideas that might be interesting. So here's an oldie that sold well redone."

verslibre wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:Here's a nice new pic.

The costume looks horrible. His shirt is supposed to be chain mail. That looks like a dyed jacket. Ghey.

His costume will change, but they were going for an authentic look with what the materials that would have been around at that time. To me, it looks like they went for a modified flight jacket look. I'm sure by the end of the movie, he'll look different. Or who knows... maybe they'll start out the Avengers film with him being found in present-day times and show it then? I'm pretty stoked about the movie.

G.I.Jim wrote:

verslibre wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:Here's a nice new pic.

The costume looks horrible. His shirt is supposed to be chain mail. That looks like a dyed jacket. Ghey.

His costume will change, but they were going for an authentic look with what the materials that would have been around at that time. To me, it looks like they went for a modified flight jacket look. I'm sure by the end of the movie, he'll look different. Or who knows... maybe they'll start out the Avengers film with him being found in present-day times and show it then? I'm pretty stoked about the movie.

I dunno. This film has TWO major things working against it for me.

#1 — Cap is pretty much Marvel's equivalent of Superman, i.e. a character that I have long lost interest in and find so boring I wish they wouldn't even bother. Since he's an Avenger, I understand there's no way around this since they need to set up that movie, too.

#2 — They cast Evans as Cap. Huh?! Not only did this guy already play the Human Torch (which he looked okay for) in two of the worst modern superhero films made alongside Daredevil, Elektra, and the first Hulk, but he just does NOT fit the square-jawed mold that is required to make the character look believable. Captain American is not a pretty boy, if you get my drift.

At least Chris Hemsworth pumped up with Hans & Franz for Thor. I can buy his persona based on the stills and the trailer.

Captain America has gone thru tons of costume changes over the ages, and I've read the movie will show different versions over time (kinda like Iron Man did). The chain-mail look wasn't always there, and the brown leather is straight from some of the books. I think some of the Ultimates versions did away with the wings on the mask altogether, so I was really pleased that they at least painted some on to please fans.

Rip Rokken wrote:Captain America has gone thru tons of costume changes over the ages, and I've read the movie will show different versions over time (kinda like Iron Man did). The chain-mail look wasn't always there, and the brown leather is straight from some of the books.

Cap's costume has been one of the more consistent ones, along with Spider-Man's. The chain mail shirt's been around for decades.

Rip Rokken wrote:I think some of the Ultimates versions did away with the wings on the mask altogether, so I was really pleased that they at least painted some on to please fans.

Cap from Ultimate Avengers looked more badass, and he had NO wings. I was hoping they'd do away with the wings. Some things just don't translate to film without looking silly.

I'm physicked for this. I kind of dig the new look on Spiderman. In today's day in age, every movie, besides Green Lantern, is taking the dark and grungy look on a Super Heroic character with the success's of the Batman franchise. I'm loving it. I like the way the new Spidey costume looks and the overall nifty design and material. A little changed up so I dig it. Captain America looks absolutley AMAZING!

verslibre wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:Captain America has gone thru tons of costume changes over the ages, and I've read the movie will show different versions over time (kinda like Iron Man did). The chain-mail look wasn't always there, and the brown leather is straight from some of the books.

Cap's costume has been one of the more consistent ones, along with Spider-Man's. The chain mail shirt's been around for decades.

Rip Rokken wrote:I think some of the Ultimates versions did away with the wings on the mask altogether, so I was really pleased that they at least painted some on to please fans.

Cap from Ultimate Avengers looked more badass, and he had NO wings. I was hoping they'd do away with the wings. Some things just don't translate to film without looking silly.

I haven't looked back at the whole history of the costume, but the Cap I grew up reading had the appearance of "scales" in his costume, I believe drawn just the way Aquaman's was. I never thought of it as being chain mail until I saw someone draw it specifically that way, and it is definitely a cool look. I like the wings on the mask/helmet for tradition, but it's fine with me if they are flat. Never cared for the Ultimate Avengers look. Didn't the stars on the shoulders also come from that? I know they used those in the movie, and here is a statue I saw which has a lot of other similarities:



Now check this guy's costume! I think it's kick-A, and if I looked like that and had a costume that cool, I'd probably really start fighting crime, lol!

Rip Rokken wrote:I haven't looked back at the whole history of the costume, but the Cap I grew up reading had the appearance of "scales" in his costume, I believe drawn just the way Aquaman's was. I never thought of it as being chain mail until I saw someone draw it specifically that way, and it is definitely a cool look. I like the wings on the mask/helmet for tradition, but it's fine with me if they are flat. Never cared for the Ultimate Avengers look. Didn't the stars on the shoulders also come from that? I know they used those in the movie, and here is a statue I saw which has a lot of other similarities

Yeah, the "scales" here and there were meant to represent a mail shirt, but some artists would ink patterns a certain way that would more realistically reflect it. When art began to get more hyperdetailed, some guys would literally draw and ink every individual segment on Cap's shirt. Some art looks great, but some of it looks sterile due to being so hyperdetailed. Atmosphere suffers for it. It really depends on the artists.

Btw, that statue is nearly the Ultimate Cap, except for different boots and the flat wings. He's even wearing jeans!

YoungJRNY wrote:I'm physicked for this.

You're what? Dude, are you pounding 4 lockos again?

You have to admit, that's a creative (alternate) spelling for psyched.

First photo of the new Magneto from the upcoming X-Men prequel:



And an unauthorized cast photo that was apparently leaked out:



Fans apparently didn't like it, nor did the director Matthew Vaughn who sayethed:

I don’t know where the hell that came from. I don’t think it’s a Fox image. It’s not a pre-approved image. When I found out, I said, what the fuck is this shit, and Fox is running around trying to figure out what happened as well. I agree. It’s like a bad photoshop, which maybe it was by someone. It didn’t reflect the movie. I was shocked when I saw it. I was like ‘Jesus Christ’…

Doesn't bother me much, and I do like the classic yellow and blue!

The costumes are blue and yellow as well, because fuck it, lets take it back it the original. Also, by the way, those costumes are hardly in the movie. The main costumes are like these cool 60’s James Bond…

Hmmm.... X-Men: First Class, directed by Matthew Vaughn: No Class! I love it already!



P.S. -- one of the villains is being played by.... KEVIN BACON!!! YESS!!!!!!

A TMZ video of the new Spider-Man in action -- pretty cool how he does a flip into the back of a moving pickup truck!

http://www.tmz.com/videos?autoplay=true ... 35a54cc47f

From a distance at least, the costume looks pretty good!