I took the "You ain't **** no more" from Electro as one, as well as all the jokes about the silliness of Electro's origin/appearance prior to his origin/Lizard's plan as acknowledging the general real life sentiments towards those movies. They got a lot of flack in the years since and they are certainly aware of it. The whole thing with Electro here is that he's 'cool now' in this world. Maybe those specifically weren't intended as such but the whole movie was full of meta poking jokes and nods you can't deny (I'm something of a scientist myself!). More tastefully done than these things usually are, but that's the foundation of a lot of the context of the fun writing here.
Of course skateboarding in itself doesn't necessarily make one cool, but if you're already a smokeshow then yes it will probably add to your superficial appeal for a fair amount of people.
need I remind yall how Peter Parker used to look? Clearly there was a time when he wasn't such a snack. Liz here is even scoffing at the idea of inviting Peter to a dance because he appears so lame.
After the spider-bite, he started gaining confidence and grew into his looks. He was never ugly, but before he got his powers he had a kind of meek, wet blanket-vibe.
I'm not saying that Andrew Garfield is too hot to play Peter. On the contrary, I think he's a perfect choice. But if he's 27 years old and at his peak-attractiveness, maybe he shouldn't play the teenage wallflower version, but rather the later Peter Parker who is popular with the ladies? Like it's not just that he's good looking, it's that he's attractive like a 27 year old, in high school. But we're to believe that girls before Gwen weren't all that interested.
Of course skateboarding in itself doesn't necessarily make one cool, but if you're already a smokeshow then yes it will probably add to your superficial appeal for a fair amount of people.
need I remind yall how Peter Parker used to look? Clearly there was a time when he wasn't such a snack. Liz here is even scoffing at the idea of inviting Peter to a dance because he appears so lame.
After the spider-bite, he started gaining confidence and grew into his looks. He was never ugly, but before he got his powers he had a kind of meek, wet blanket-vibe.
I'm not saying that Andrew Garfield is too hot to play Peter. On the contrary, I think he's a perfect choice. But if he's 27 years old and at his peak-attractiveness, maybe he shouldn't play the teenage wallflower version, but rather the later Peter Parker who is popular with the ladies? Like it's not just that he's good looking, it's that he's attractive like a 27 year old, in high school. But we're to believe that girls before Gwen weren't all that interested.
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I think they’d have great chemistry. And you know, Andrew was advocating for a bi Spider-Man once upon a time so there could be a love triangle between Parker, Brock and Venom
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. Though I would really love if his Peter got a male MJ. We’ve had multiple lady MJs. Let us have a dude MJ now. Of course, that’s if he even gets a chance to come back, which I’m not sure how much stock we should be putting into these twitter rumours.
Of course skateboarding in itself doesn't necessarily make one cool, but if you're already a smokeshow then yes it will probably add to your superficial appeal for a fair amount of people.
need I remind yall how Peter Parker used to look? Clearly there was a time when he wasn't such a snack. Liz here is even scoffing at the idea of inviting Peter to a dance because he appears so lame.
After the spider-bite, he started gaining confidence and grew into his looks. He was never ugly, but before he got his powers he had a kind of meek, wet blanket-vibe.
I'm not saying that Andrew Garfield is too hot to play Peter. On the contrary, I think he's a perfect choice. But if he's 27 years old and at his peak-attractiveness, maybe he shouldn't play the teenage wallflower version, but rather the later Peter Parker who is popular with the ladies? Like it's not just that he's good looking, it's that he's attractive like a 27 year old, in high school. But we're to believe that girls before Gwen weren't all that interested.
