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Tell that to us people who were under 10 years old when it came out.
But then there are other sequences that have CGI and are seamless, like the burning apartment building when Spidey is avoiding Gobby's flying weapons. That little sequence is all CGI. And I didn't even know till 2 years ago.
There were only one or two scenes were the CGI was THAT bad. The scene with him chasing after Ben's killer (running into the alley, climbing up the wall, and some swinging) and a shot of Spider-Man trying to catch the tram car at the end of the movie. Those shots needed to be CGI, I don't see how these entire scenes could be practical. The movie is still one of my favorites, and the bad CGI doesn't ruin the experience at all.The CG of Spider-man was poor AT THE TIME. I remember watching in 2002 and being completely taken out of the movie when he starts running and jumping over rooftops and not ONE SCENE of that sequence couldn't have been done with practicle stunts.
We dont need any perfect interpretations,we need interpretations perfect for the film which Dafoe's Goblin wasI am the one who said 'it doesn't matter' if you're trying to say a hero and a villain is different because you clearly said if a movie is successful then such an interpretation of a character is the "best" version simply because a film is successful, and that's clearly not true.
A hero can be better and a villain can be better. We haven't seen PERFECT interpretations of any comic book character, hero or villain, but at least Nolan's Batman was much closer than Raimi's Green Goblin.
Why is it illogical?Once again, the idea that he just took said mask from his home is one of the most illogical things you've said.
It didnt because very few people actually saw the Giant Lizard in the first place while a ****load of them got exposed to the Gas in BBI am not being ridiculous actually because a giant lizard in New York should create equivalent amount of panic. You're ridiculous to suggest otherwise
It was released in 2002,ofcourse the CGI would be of that level.Plus raimi had limited funds
Overall,Best origin movie ever,without a shadow of a doubt
We dont need any perfect interpretations,we need interpretations perfect for the film which Dafoe's Goblin was
Its like saying Ledger's Joker wasnt perfect because he didnt fall into pit of chemicals
Why is it illogical?
It didnt because very few people actually saw the Giant Lizard in the first place while a ****load of them got exposed to the Gas in BB
Watched ASM on bluray twice this past weekend and also went back and watched SM1. I still prefer ASM...overall, it's the better movie imo.
The problem with saying AMS is a better movie is you really need to be a big fan of Spider-Man to appreciate it.
My wife is not a Spider-man fan and qualifies ASM as a better movie than SM1...and she has impeccable taste.
My brother enjoyed it more than any of Raimi's films.
So I don't know how one could say you'd have to be a Spidey fan to like TAS-M, lol.
I'm a Spidey fan and I only think TAS-M is better than S-M 3 myself, so it's not really a "you have to be a Spidey fan to like TAS-M" deal.
Yeah I would agree that Iron Man has less flaws and is more perfectSecond best.
I dont want any perfect interpretation,I want interpretations that are perfect for the film.Molina Doc Ock wasnt perfect either,but he was perfect for the filmDafoe's Goblin wasn't perfect either and you only assume it is because the film is "successful".
Its better for him to wear a pilot's suit,while wearing a mask resembling a Goblin's face which is a nice nod to his resemblanceAnd it's nothing like Ledger's Joker, because the origin fit to Nolan's hyper-realism basis for his characters. For Raimi's GG? The actual costume could have worked simply because a same kind of material was used with Spidey's costume and there is even an alien in Raimi's universe. Creating a goblin persona through a fascination of folklore is not that far of a stretch.
No I dont think soYou see nothing illogical about saying Norman Osborn found this:
in his home when all of his other masks looked like masks from cultures around the world?
A metallic green mask would be an oddball with his collection and would be illogical for him to possess.
The Lizard was never filmed by the media,we see the ****in bugle beggin for photosIt's called a television. It's called the radio.
And it's called mass hysteria when cops tell you to leave your home.
Yeah I would agree that Iron Man has less flaws and is more perfect
But considering the iconic status and moments in SM1,the 'Wow' factor and how it totally changed the scene of the CB universe on the big screen.Best origin movie imo
I dont want any perfect interpretation,I want interpretations that are perfect for the film.Molina Doc Ock wasnt perfect either,but he was perfect for the film
Its better for him to wear a pilot's suit,while wearing a mask resembling a Goblin's face which is a nice nod to his resemblance
Much more realistic
And please bring the symbiote into this to show the unrealism,keep SM3 out of it
No I dont think so
Not more illogical that a villian creating a skin tight costume
The Lizard was never filmed by the media,we see the ****in bugle beggin for photos
And no matter how you twist,nothing causes more panic than ****loads of hallucinogenic gases released in the air
I consider the first hour of TASM the best first half in an origin movie to date.Serious
But the movie's quality just nosedived after that,only good things remaining were the school fight and the final 10 minutes(Uncle Ben's speech and all)
While SM1 was wonderful throughout the 2 hours and never had a dull moment
A different villian would have done a whole lot of good to TASM,I always knew Lizard wont be able to carry a film.Webb and co put to much confidence into a combined origin of the villian and hero theme which no one felt in the end
It was released in 2002,ofcourse the CGI would be of that level.Plus raimi had limited funds
Overall,Best origin movie ever,without a shadow of a doubt
Second best.
When it comes to Green Goblin persona he was near perfect, same goes for Norman loving his son. More faithful than Molina's Doc OckCB fans should want perfect, or at least near perfect interpretations and that's what can be said for Molina's Doc Ock, which can't be said for Dafoe's Green Goblin.
ASM is more like the Ultimate comics. SM1 is more like the original comics. Since I was never much of a fan of the Ultimate comics (and I really disliked their spin on the "burglar runs past Peter" scene which was the basis for ASM's), I tend to come down on the other side of the "closer to the comics" opinion.ASM is more like the comics (a massive plus in my book because of how much better the character of Peter Parker/Spider-Man is treated),