Well they’re not exactly breaking new ground with “down-looking drama headshot” or “dynamic building-side stretch,” but at least these final(ish) Amazing Spider-Man posters are clean and memorable (at least, the first one is). Essentially these read like low-key versions of familiar imagery, and if you care to take that metaphor and run with it all around Marc Webb’s grittier, darker Spidey reboot, be my guest. They’ve certainly made it easy.
Nick reported on the international trailer earlier today, and there wasn’t anything particularly new there either. While they haven’t stretched the marketing too far amidst the noise of The Avengers, I still feel like they’ve given us the long and the short of what they’ve made. Now all that remains is to see if the story is told particularly well, or if there do happen to be any fun surprises.
Twitter
Comment Below
Message Board
Source | Yahoo! (via BAD)
3 comments
I like these two photos for the simple fact that they can’t be followed by comments about how bushy Webb’s hair looks in them. Because, apparently, a typical modern Spidey fan has the critique capacity of your average Junior High School girl.
“Ewww! His hair is so GROSS.”
I just want to see somebody with “Osborn Hair.”
He still looks like a basketball.
Comments are shown as archived from the original site; new comments are closed.