Dan_Dare Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 the effects are good, but he just needs to be more stacked.
Retro_Link Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 Extended Comic-Con Spiderman 3 Trailer with Eddie Brock & Venom! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6HX8rNa4Cw Supposed Spiderman 3 Venom CGI test! If Venom looks like that it'll be awesome! Though he doesn't look much like that at the end of the extended comic-con trailer!
Nintendork Posted November 20, 2006 Posted November 20, 2006 YouTube doesn't do the films justice. QuickTime H.264 for the win. Didn't see Spiderman 2, doubt I'll see this one.. seems too soppy. Take out the outfits and stunts and you've got Love Actually (or equivalent)
SuperTrunksZ Posted November 21, 2006 Posted November 21, 2006 Great!In the beggining i thought it was the classic start-with-venom-suit trailer but this one is a fresh one!Is it the same that was played in the comic con?
ReZourceman Posted November 21, 2006 Posted November 21, 2006 Dont worry if you dont like Venom yet anyway. Look at the difference between the teaser trailer and the new trailer, when he rips his suit off. (Ie Fingers crossed)
Dan_Dare Posted December 1, 2006 Posted December 1, 2006 I'm going black out. no more spidey goodness for me till the film is standing in front of me, giant and retina scalding in it's brilliance. preferably without the company of the usual summer movie primate crowd.
Mokong Posted December 1, 2006 Posted December 1, 2006 Ok, from now on i will take the same stance that i did with Zelda a few months back. No more videos/info till it's out I am going cold turkey on Spiderman 3 as of..........................NOW
Shorty Posted December 1, 2006 Posted December 1, 2006 Ok, from now on i will take the same stance that i did with Zelda a few months back. No more videos/info till it's out I am going cold turkey on Spiderman 3 as of..........................NOW Zelda's the only thing I've ever managed that with. I couldn't resist temptation to look at Venom or black suit spidey. I couldn't resist looking at the new Superman and ended up watching every single one of Bryan Singer's journals up til the release. I have no willpower at all
Cube Posted December 1, 2006 Posted December 1, 2006 First 4 minutes Someone who wastes his time making that must be sad....
Shorty Posted December 2, 2006 Posted December 2, 2006 First 4 minutes Hmm... didn't put a lot of effort into that really did they? I mean... the first 2 Spidey movies had some seriously packed CG intros, to really play the joke properly he should've at least tried Also it would've been funnier to end with a 2 second shot of Peter saying something and getting cut off mid sentence
DanielTimothy Posted December 3, 2006 Posted December 3, 2006 Didn't see Spiderman 2, doubt I'll see this one.. seems too soppy. Take out the outfits and stunts and you've got Love Actually (or equivalent) LOL. So true aswell. I'm hyped about Venom, couldn't give a crap about Sandman or Hobgobblin.
Hero-of-Time Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 A new 7 min clip has arrived and you can read about underneath or see it for yourself here... http://www.nbc.com/Spiderman/ This past weekend, ComingSoon.net's Superhero Hype! was invited to a screening of selected Spider-Man 3 footage (watch the clip now online!) on the Sony lot with a small handful of other journalists. In attendance were director Sam Raimi and Marvel producer Avi Arad. Raimi did a quick introduction of the clips, saying we would be seeing "a scene-let." Raimi, wearing his trademark suit and tie, was upbeat and as gregarious as we have all come to know him. He seemed very excited to show the footage and noted that some of the crew and FX people were also seeing it for the first time. "I really wanted you all to see this on the big screen, and it's a collection of selected scenes, not an entire scene – a scene-let, just to give a flavor (of the film)." Raimi sat down a row behind me and the lights dimmed… The 'scene-let' opens with Peter and MJ laying in a web in Central Park, Peter professes his love for MJ, we then move into Aunt May's apartment where she recounts the touching story of how Uncle Ben proposed to her 50 years ago and then gives Peter the engagement ring, that Ben gave her all those years ago, to give to Mary Jane. We then find Peter with a huge smile on his face jetting down the street on his scooter, presumably heading to propose to MJ, when suddenly he's ripped from the scooter and into the air by Harry on a flying hover board, Harry has obviously dipped into his father's medicine chest. The two old friends do a battle royal over the skies of New York. The CGI work here is almost flawless and the camera twists and turns with Harry and Peter. Peter fires off a few web-balls in rapid succession, which I am sure will delight many web-head fans. This fight is brutal. Harry is on a mission to destroy Peter, and Peter in street clothes does his best to avoid a barrage of New Goblin weapons and uses his superior strength and fighting skills to stay one-step ahead of Harry all the while maintaining his grip on the precious engagement ring. The action in this sequence is very intense and the blind hate Harry has for Peter is his ultimate undoing as Peter sends Harry crashing to the ground unconscious. For me what makes this scene so powerful was not the exciting fight and special effects, but the aftermath. Harry lies lifeless on the ground and Peter, completely understanding the anger in his friends heart (after all, they were friends once and Peter knows all to well the dark-side of revenge), rushes to Harry's side and tries to revive him. Powerful stuff! We are then treated to a collection of shots from the film, many we have seen and lots of new footage that has never been seen. Sandman, Spidey in the black suit, Spidey and MJ swinging on webs and a final parting tease of Venom! When it was over, we were asked if we wanted to see it again… YES PLEASE! We were shown 7 ½ minutes of footage… and that 7 ½ minutes looked amazing. We were cautioned that some of the effects shots and music score were temporary, but you could not tell – it all looked amazing! Avi Arad then stepped up and he answered a few questions, not really shedding any new light or secrets about Spidey 3. He did say that the production team has surpassed "Spider-Man" 1 & 2, that the effects help to tell the story and that Peter is tested - he's beaten harder, he's testing every bone that he has. When asked to address the rumor that in 3, Peter discovers that Sandman is responsible for Uncle Ben's death and how this revelation alters Peter's motivation, Arad said, "In 1 & 2 it defines Pete, not stopping the robber, that mistake defines his life, and he then takes the law into his own hands. Sandman now makes it more fascinating. Peter must now face the dark side that comes from those issues. All the bad guys are connected to Peter Parker and MJ." When asked if there will be more "Spider-Man" movies, Arad simply said, "Peter Parker's story will continue forever, this is just number three." Also it sounds like that Toby Maguire has had enough. Tobey Maguire told the The Courier-Mail that Spider-Man 3 might be the end of the road for him. "To me it seems like this is a natural point for the team to break up because we have a lot of story conclusions that were going along for the main characters for the first two movies and we kind of tie almost everything up for the third movie," he says. "It feels like a trilogy to me and it feels like the end."
Slaggis Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 well kirsten dunst has said she doesn't want to do any more she thinks, and so has toby....sam raimi said he may make more if they stay. First spidey was awesome, second one was not that great, it was too long and i got bored. Hopefully this one will pick up the pace a bit.
ReZourceman Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 (Well theyre writing a fourth....With Lizard as the main bad guy)
Dan_Dare Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 perhaps a James Bond cast change, then. I dunno though, I always get nervous past trillogy scale. Aliens, I'm looking at you. Actually, that didn't even last a trillogy out properly. Fuck.
Slaggis Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 writing one yes, but that doesnlt mean the director and cast will return, dunst said in a anterview she was tired of playing the same role and toby wants to go on to something new.
ReZourceman Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 writing one yes, but that doesnlt mean the director and cast will return, dunst said in a anterview she was tired of playing the same role and toby wants to go on to something new. It will get made regardless of cast.
ReZourceman Posted March 6, 2007 Posted March 6, 2007 Is that real? It matters little, cos either way I just came.
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