anyone excited about spiderman 3?
i am...
however, Kirsten Dunst looks a bit chubbier in the face
i am...
however, Kirsten Dunst looks a bit chubbier in the face
anyone excited about spiderman 3?
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I'm not.
Last year's spider bite ended up in nasty scar on my leg without any super powers.
I'm actually surprised these chose Kirsten Dunst for her role as his love interest.
Hmm, same for me with the snake-bite at age 9.
But some still"...Call me Snake."
But some still"...Call me Snake."
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Alright, Plissken ....
I'm not "excited" about it ..but I'll go to watch it and pay good money to do so. I don't go to movies often ..so I do the full deal ..large drink ..jumbo popcorn ..slathered with the fluid that's supposed to simulate butter. It's about 49 minutes of handful of popcorn moving to the mouth with a "palm twisting" action to shove the full load into the hopper ..then a chug or two off the mega sized diet cola (diet for diabetic reasons - obviously not for the calorie count) ..repeat until stomach begs for relief. Then ..as the movie approaches the last 20 minutes or so ..the bladder gets "anxious" (a quart of fluid downed in rapid manner can do that, even if buffered through a bag of highly slathered aerated material). This makes for a truly interesting end to the movie. I can't wait for the final act.
I've enjoyed the other two. They were fairly well done. JJJ was over the top ..but was a minor character.
I thought Dunst worked well in the film(s). Toby's the oddball. Nothing but wholesome good citizen dweeb there. He did brawn up well for the show. He was more suited for Pleasantville.
The combo does seem to work.
I'm not "excited" about it ..but I'll go to watch it and pay good money to do so. I don't go to movies often ..so I do the full deal ..large drink ..jumbo popcorn ..slathered with the fluid that's supposed to simulate butter. It's about 49 minutes of handful of popcorn moving to the mouth with a "palm twisting" action to shove the full load into the hopper ..then a chug or two off the mega sized diet cola (diet for diabetic reasons - obviously not for the calorie count) ..repeat until stomach begs for relief. Then ..as the movie approaches the last 20 minutes or so ..the bladder gets "anxious" (a quart of fluid downed in rapid manner can do that, even if buffered through a bag of highly slathered aerated material). This makes for a truly interesting end to the movie. I can't wait for the final act.
I've enjoyed the other two. They were fairly well done. JJJ was over the top ..but was a minor character.
I thought Dunst worked well in the film(s). Toby's the oddball. Nothing but wholesome good citizen dweeb there. He did brawn up well for the show. He was more suited for Pleasantville.
The combo does seem to work.
Not excited in the least. Not my type of movie.
I like Dunst better than the synthetic butter.
We were going to go to the midnight showing, but were both too tired. Probably a matinee on Sat if my wife wants to see it earlier. Though saw first one at the movies, I liked Daredevil better than Spiderman and even Ghostrider. My favorite/preferred superhero will always be Superman, though.
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What nobody is looking forward to 'Underdog'?
I'll watch it, maybe at the movies.
The venom line of the spidey comics were quite entertaining, so I'm sort of looking forward the same as I did with Ghostrider.
If they ever plan a "Weapon X" movie, I'll be hanging out desperately for that.
mori and Mark...make that three who eagerly anticipated super powers post spider bite.
The venom line of the spidey comics were quite entertaining, so I'm sort of looking forward the same as I did with Ghostrider.
If they ever plan a "Weapon X" movie, I'll be hanging out desperately for that.
mori and Mark...make that three who eagerly anticipated super powers post spider bite.
Ooohh, Spiderman vs Oily Sludge from Outer Space. Is his secret weapon AutoRX?
I am not excited about it. I saw the reviews and although it looks like a great movie, I'm in no rush to see it. There seems to be a load of "unoriginal" movies out there today.
I plan to see it this weekend with the family. Yes, friends are telling me that it is very good - if not the best of the 3.
LOL @ TimVipond ^^
I plan to see it this weekend with the family. Yes, friends are telling me that it is very good - if not the best of the 3.
LOL @ TimVipond ^^
I cannot wait to see it. The wife and I are planning to go Sunday morning for the early show because it's $5 a person then (movie prices are ridiculous at late shows). Just hoping that no one brings their screaming kids in there...
The critics didn't destroy it, but they said it seemed to have too many stories to follow (Didn't the cartoon and comic book contain multiple storylines? I remember it being that way). Critics are just that though, and I take their word with a grain of salt.
The critics didn't destroy it, but they said it seemed to have too many stories to follow (Didn't the cartoon and comic book contain multiple storylines? I remember it being that way). Critics are just that though, and I take their word with a grain of salt.
Not excited at all. The others were trite, boring and dull. I just can't get into it.
Who is Kirsten Dunst?
Who is Kirsten Dunst?
Kirsten Dunst is the girl who played Mary Jane. I think they could have gotten someone a little better though. She also played in Bring It On and Jumanji.
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It isn't even the girl who wears the tights. I'm waiting for Spider-Girl.
Maybe if Toby would bite her...
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