Well here he is, in all his fully costumed glory…
Sick of people freaking out irrationally about unrepresentative set photos, Sony has put out this official high-res image of Spidey in a nice classic pose that shows off the entire suit, as well as Andrew Garfield’s muscular lankiness (or this particular stuntman/model’s… who knows). The texture and and swooping design elements are unapologetically present even when color-corrected which (along with the picture falling-off into black before we can get a good look at those silver-streaked boots) is sure to frustrate some, but regardless- there it is, mask and all.
Along with this new whine-squelching picture comes the title of the film… The Amazing Spider-Man. It’s the kind of title that superhero projects have long associated themselves with (this title back with Spider-Man 2, Superman and The Man of Steel) and usually chickened out on before The Dark Knight. I kind of figured this would be the ultimate title, since it’s an easy way to separate the franchises without relying on a clumsy noun/verb title construction, and it’s another scrap tossed to the comic fans (along with the web-shooters).
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14 comments
Awesome news.
I love that caption. “Click HUGE” needs to become the new standard caption for embiggening images.
You know what? I really like this costume. I want so much to hate this movie, but they are doing everything to pull me back in. Goddamnit.
Peter Parker will be making his suit out of basketball material
Spider-Man or Snake-Man? I’m really not digging the texture on that costume.
Really?? In my day, Spider-man had webbing on his costume, not grid marks. Does he need to do some slope configurations while waiting for criminals to strike?
Ugh, and I thought I disliked Spider-man 3, and I finally think they’re going to top that level of disgust.
Yeah, not using organic web-shooters is enough to make me never want to see this film. Seriously, there is absolutely no way on earth that some dork from Queens could create a substance strong enough to sustain swinging through out the NYC.
Radioactive spider bite causing super powers is a totally realistic scenario, though.
Remember, the costume doesn’t make the movie. Spider-Man 3 could’ve had an actual, real-life symbiotic alien suit for Tobey to wear and everyone still would’ve hated it like they do now. Just chill and wait for the movie to suck before you bash it.
The geeks go apeshit when spidey gets a new suit in the comics but piss and moan when he gets a new suit in the film. What a bunch of little bitches.
Mechanical web shooters were a design flaw of the original comic. The organic shooters work better. Of course comic book geeks freak out that every single fucking detail of Spider-man’s multi-decade universe hasn’t been shoved onto the screen. SHUT! YOUR!! FUCKING!!! COCKSUCKERS!!!!
Whatever… I’m actually past the point of caring about this until I see a trailer. I still think it’s a dumb fucking idea to make this movie in the first place.
Finally a movie Spidey with real web shooters! I was getting tired of seeing him blast his magic spider sperm from his tiny invisible wrist cocks! It’s not “organic”, it’s fucking cum!
It looks nice and all. But I’d like to see a picture of Donald Glover without the mask to really appreciate the design elements.
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