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Spider-Man movies 5 – Amazing Spider-Man 2
The most common complaint about Spider-Man 3 is that it’s overstuffed. It’s got too many villains, with Venom in particular feeling completely wasted. So what did they do with Amazing Spider-Man 2? They repeated the same mistakes, while seemingly focusing … Continue reading
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Spider-Man movies 4 – Amazing Spider-Man
There are a number of rumors behind why Sam Raimi didn’t get to direct Spider-man 4, and it’s possible there’s an element of truth in most of them. Let’s not get into that though, because I don’t want this to … Continue reading
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Tagged amazing spider-man, andrew garfield, aunt may, captain stacy, denis leary, dr. connors, emma stone, gwen stacy, james horner, john schwartzman, marc webb, martin sheen, marvel comics, movie review, movies, peter parker, rhys ifans, sally field, sony pictures, spider-man, spider-man movies, superhero movies, the lizard, uncle ben
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Spider-Man movies 3 – Spider-Man 3
With Spider-Man 2 being such a success, and still considered by many as among the greatest superhero films of all-time, excitement was sky high for the inevitable Spider-Man 3. As much as superhero movies suffered a bit in the mid-2000’s … Continue reading
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Spider-Man movies 2 – Spider-Man 2
Immediately after Spider-Man 2002’s success, director Sam Raimi signed on for a sequel. A sequel that, to this day, many consider to be among the greatest superhero movies of all-time. Although it didn’t make quite as much money as the … Continue reading
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Tagged aasif mandvi, alfred gough, alfred molina, aunt may, bruce campbell, cgi, columbia pictures, david koepp, doc ock, doctor octopus, emily deshanel, forbes, green goblin, harry osborn, j.j. jameson, j.k. simmons, james franco, john jameson, kristen dunst, mary jane, mary jane watson, miles millar, movie review, movies, neil spisak, norman osborn, peter parker, peyton list, roger ebert, rosemary harris, rotten tomatoes, sam raimi, sony pictures, spencer list, spider-man, spider-man movies, superhero movies, tobey maguire, willem dafoe
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Spider-Man movies 1 – Spider-Man
Spider-Man, from 2002, is actually the first superhero movie I saw from the early 2000’s superhero movie boom. Even before I saw it, I wanted to see this Spider-Man movie. While it didn’t necessarily spark my interest in superheroes in … Continue reading
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MCU Movies 27 – Spider-Man: No Way Home
I wasn’t all that impressed with the first three MCU movies that released in 2021. Black Widow was my favourite of the three, but it was held back by Scarlett Johansson looking kind of bored, Black Widow being a background … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred molina, andrew garfield, aunt may, benedict cumberbatch, charlie cox, daredevil, disney, doctor octopus, doctor strange, dr. strange, eddie brock, electro, flint marko, green goblin, j.j. jameson, j.k. simmons, jacob batalon, jamie foxx, marisa tomei, marvel cinematic universe, marvel movies, marvel studios, matt murdock, max dillen, mcu, mcu movies, mj, movie review, movies, ned, otto octavius, peter parker, rhys ifans, sandman, sony pictures, spider-man, spider-man: no way home, superhero movies, the lizard, thomas haden church, toby maguire, tom hardy, tom holland, tony vinciquerra, venom, visual effects society, willem dafoe, zendaya
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Fantastic Four month 4 – Fan4stick
Nope, I’m not giving this movie the dignity of calling it by its actual title. It doesn’t deserve it. After Rise of the Silver Surfer disappointed at the box office (despite still making a profit), 20th Century Fox waited until … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, benjamin grimm, comics, dr. doom, dr. franklin storm, fan4stick, fantastic four, human torch, invisible woman, jamie bell, johnny storm, josh trank, kate mara, michael b. jordan, miles teller, movie review, movies, mr. fantastic, reed richards, reg e. cathey, Simon Kinberg, superhero movies, susan storm, the thing, tobey kebbell
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Fantastic Four month 3 – Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Of the three attempts at starting a Fantastic Four film series, only one ever got a sequel. Today, we’re looking at Rise of the Silver Surfer, which in many ways is an improvement over its predecessor. That basically makes this … Continue reading
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Tagged .michael chiklis, benjamin grimm, chris evans, doug jones, dr. doom, fantastic four, fantastic four: rise of the silver surfer, golden trailer awards, invisible woman, ioan gruffudd, jessica alba, jonny storm, julian mcmahon, kids' choice awards, laurence fishburne, mark frost, mister fantastic, movie review, movies, new york times, reed richards, rotten tomatoes, sci-fi, sci-fi movie, science fiction, silver surfer, superhero movies, susan richards, susan storm, the human torch, the thing, tim story, weta digital
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Fantastic Four month 2 – Fantastic Four (2005)
A lot of people think of Chris Evans as Captain America. After all, that is his most well-known movie role, and he’s very good in the role. That said, I’ve got several friends who never quite saw Evans as Captain … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, benjamin grimm, bernd eichinger, chris evans, doctor doom, dr. doom, fantastic four, human torch, invisible woman, ioan gruffudd, jessica alba, jonny storm, julian mcmahon, marvel comics, marvel movies, movie review, movies, mr. fantastic, reed richards, roger ebert, rotten tomatoes, sci-fi movie, science fiction, sue richards, superhero movies, the human torch, the thing, tim story
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Fantastic Four month 1 – Roger Corman’s The Fantastic Four
The Fantastic Four franchise in the comics marked the true beginning of the Marvel Comics Universe. Marvel’s First Family was Stan Lee’s first major creation for Marvel, which he co-created with the legendary artist Jack Kirby. Seeing how the Fantastic … Continue reading
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Tagged alex hyde-white, benjamin grimm, bernd eichinger, Dr Doom, fantastic four, invisible woman, jack kirby, jay underwood, jonny storm, marvel movies, michael bailey smith, movie review, movies, mr. fantastic, oley sasssone, rebecca staab, reed richards, reve richards, roger corman, roger corman's fantastic four, stan lee, superhero movies, susan storm, the fantastic four, the human torch, the thing
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