I'll admit the Blu Ray doesn't add anything to the show in terms of content so yes in that regard one might say it's a waste of money. But it does improve the PQ and AQ by a substantial amount and for me that's enough to buy the series over again.
If you're looking just for portability then digital makes sense. If you don't want to buy the series again you could look into purchasing a downloadable mp4 conversion tool for your DVDs. I don't know which is cheaper, the converter or the digital episodes.
Either way my man, I follow the 'if you like something, support it with your wallet' philosophy. So, imo it was an easy decision to purchase TSSM again on blu ray. After all, it is the best Spidey media ever
Worried about her being AWESOME, maybe!
I don't know. The episodes are memorably awesome, especially episode 12.
I've been saying that for years. The old comics, Ultimate, this series, and even the 67 cartoon... he always talks back, Raimi refused to adapt that and made him too soft. I understand wanting to toning down him feeling like a jerk, but he overdid it.
Yeah, even the (cool) idea of shady businesses helping create supervillains comes from the MK run. I always wondered if they may have been going for the angle they took in the early 2000s where Norman started to see Peter as his true heir. The way their relationship was being set up between him and Peter makes me think that would have been the case because he was always impressed with Peter more than Harry, and I think Norman would put two and two together and realize he's Spidey and be doubly impressed with how worthy an adversary he is.
