Spiderman 3

V01TeK · External Since: May 19, 2007 Posts: 41

6.54/10
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Andy Wolfe · External Since: Mar 15, 2007 Posts: 5

V01TeK wrote:
> 6.54/10

Hi
how would rate the first two ?
i thought they were good except for the absolutely ridiculously
unbelievable machines the bad guys used !!

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damnfine · External Since: Mar 19, 2005 Posts: 178

"mitch" wrote:
> Spidey 1 and 2 was only saved by Kirsten Dunst...

No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest liability in
those movies.

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mitch · External Since: Dec 02, 2005 Posts: 27

"damnfine" <damnfine.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "mitch" wrote:
>> Spidey 1 and 2 was only saved by Kirsten Dunst...
>
> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest liability in
> those movies.
>

Yes they were... and it appears the same with #3.. The Spidey movies will
only fit into the second tier of comic book flicks. The top shelf reserved
for Batman Begins, and X Men 1 & 2.

Mitch

Highlandish · External Since: Apr 18, 2007 Posts: 95

Quoth The Raven; damnfine <damnfine RemoveThis @gmail.com> in
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> "mitch" wrote:
>> Spidey 1 and 2 was only saved by Kirsten Dunst...
>
> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest
> liability in those movies.

how can you call her that, she has been acting for a long time and still
looks young. she looks the same as when she was in "interview with a
vampire", but now she's taller and more bumpy.

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Ian Galbraith · External Since: Feb 16, 2005 Posts: 311

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 16:15:56 +1000, mitch wrote:

> "damnfine" <damnfine DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1318quavpcrc72@corp.supernews.com...
>> "mitch" wrote:
>>> Spidey 1 and 2 was only saved by Kirsten Dunst...
>>
>> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest liability in
>> those movies.
>>
>
> Yes they were... and it appears the same with #3.. The Spidey movies will
> only fit into the second tier of comic book flicks. The top shelf reserved
> for Batman Begins, and X Men 1 & 2.

Nope Spiderman 1 and 2 are every bit as good as the others.

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V01TeK · External Since: May 19, 2007 Posts: 41

>>
>> Yes they were... and it appears the same with #3.. The Spidey movies will
>> only fit into the second tier of comic book flicks. The top shelf
>> reserved
>> for Batman Begins, and X Men 1 & 2.
>
> Nope Spiderman 1 and 2 are every bit as good as the others.

Nope ... I disagree. The problem with the Spidey movies is that they're a
little too ... fluffy. There's too much sentimentalising and Raimi can't
handle it. The emotional scenes are so wet, and not in that cheesily cool
homo-erotic LOTR kinda way.
The action scenes, however, are excellent, but it's the drama that will
botch them for me. The X-men movies had the sense to keep the melodrama in
the background.
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PorchMonkey4Life · External Since: Jul 31, 2006 Posts: 573

V01TeK wrote:
>
>>>
>>> Yes they were... and it appears the same with #3.. The Spidey movies
>>> will
>>> only fit into the second tier of comic book flicks. The top shelf
>>> reserved
>>> for Batman Begins, and X Men 1 & 2.
>>
>> Nope Spiderman 1 and 2 are every bit as good as the others.
>
> Nope ... I disagree. The problem with the Spidey movies is that they're
> a little too ... fluffy.

So spidey should be a fragile warrior then???

damnfine · External Since: Mar 19, 2005 Posts: 178

"mitch" wrote:
>>> Spidey 1 and 2 was only saved by Kirsten Dunst...
>>
>> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest liability
>> in those movies.
>
> Yes they were... and it appears the same with #3.. The Spidey movies will
> only fit into the second tier of comic book flicks. The top shelf reserved
> for Batman Begins, and X Men 1 & 2.

Well I don't care anywhere near enough to argue about the merits of the
movies, but the fact is Dunst was a liability.

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of reality at all." - Sam Harris

damnfine · External Since: Mar 19, 2005 Posts: 178

"Highlandish" wrote:
>> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest
>> liability in those movies.
>
> how can you call her that, she has been acting for a long time and still
> looks young.

No she doesn't. She looks 50.

> she looks the same as when she was in "interview with a vampire", but now
> she's taller and more bumpy.

And she looks 50.

The quality to her face that made her work so well in Interview With the
Vampire - the fact that she looked like a child but also looked ancient - is
working against her now. She has looked horrible for a few years.

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of reality at all." - Sam Harris

Highlandish · External Since: Apr 18, 2007 Posts: 95

Quoth The Raven; damnfine <damnfine.RemoveThis@gmail.com> in
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> "Highlandish" wrote:
>>> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest
>>> liability in those movies.
>>
>> how can you call her that, she has been acting for a long time and
>> still looks young.
>
> No she doesn't. She looks 50.
>
>
>> she looks the same as when she was in "interview with a vampire",
>> but now she's taller and more bumpy.
>
> And she looks 50.
>
> The quality to her face that made her work so well in Interview With
> the Vampire - the fact that she looked like a child but also looked
> ancient - is working against her now. She has looked horrible for a
> few years.

I've always said the same thing about Natalie Portman, but no one believes
me

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damnfine · External Since: Mar 19, 2005 Posts: 178

"Highlandish" wrote:
> I've always said the same thing about Natalie Portman, but no one believes
> me

That's because you're wrong.

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Highlandish · External Since: Apr 18, 2007 Posts: 95

Quoth The Raven; damnfine <damnfine RemoveThis @gmail.com> in
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> "Highlandish" wrote:
>> I've always said the same thing about Natalie Portman, but no one
>> believes me
>
> That's because you're wrong.

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Chock · External Since: Feb 04, 2007 Posts: 12

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> Quoth The Raven; damnfine <damnfine DeleteThis @gmail.com> in
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>> "Highlandish" wrote:
>>>> No they weren't, They Incredible Ageing Woman was the biggest
>>>> liability in those movies.
>>>
>>> how can you call her that, she has been acting for a long time and
>>> still looks young.
>>
>> No she doesn't. She looks 50.
>>
>>
>>> she looks the same as when she was in "interview with a vampire",
>>> but now she's taller and more bumpy.
>>
>> And she looks 50.
>>
>> The quality to her face that made her work so well in Interview With
>> the Vampire - the fact that she looked like a child but also looked
>> ancient - is working against her now. She has looked horrible for a
>> few years.
>
> I've always said the same thing about Natalie Portman, but no one believes
> me
>

H. - you're nuts Razz

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