The Amazing Spider-Man

LordD3r3k wrote:
Photoshop makes everything look better

Paroxysm wrote:Also my friend studied fashion in college and she said that no regular high school kid would be able to make Spiderman's costume as it is in the comic. Knit fabrics are difficult to sew even for people with sewing experience. Peter's wrestling costume from the first movie is the most realistic depiction of what a high schooler would be superheroing, so would you really want to see Spiderman in that for a good two hours? lol

Astro13Zombie wrote:

Paroxysm wrote:Also my friend studied fashion in college and she said that no regular high school kid would be able to make Spiderman's costume as it is in the comic. Knit fabrics are difficult to sew even for people with sewing experience. Peter's wrestling costume from the first movie is the most realistic depiction of what a high schooler would be superheroing, so would you really want to see Spiderman in that for a good two hours? lol

I don't understand why people care about this.
It's a movie about a teenager that gains superpowers after being bitten by a radioactive spider..
Is making his own costume really too far fetched?

Astro13Zombie wrote:

Paroxysm wrote:Also my friend studied fashion in college and she said that no regular high school kid would be able to make Spiderman's costume as it is in the comic. Knit fabrics are difficult to sew even for people with sewing experience. Peter's wrestling costume from the first movie is the most realistic depiction of what a high schooler would be superheroing, so would you really want to see Spiderman in that for a good two hours? lol

I don't understand why people make such a big deal out about that.
It's a movie about a teenager that gains superpowers after being bitten by a radioactive spider..
Is making his own costume really too far fetched?

Marc Webb's high school-set Spider-Man reboot is currently filming, and a new set report suggests that the movie's showdown will be a lot more dramatic than the jazz-handed previous installment. Spoilers ahead...

The insider report comes from Big Fan Boy:

One of the primary important crew members (who shall remain nameless) recently let it slip to one of our readers (a trusted one at that) that many of the stunt actors in the film have been spending time in heavy make-up for hours on end because of a fight scene in the film where they're turning all the S.W.A.T. team guys into reptilian creatures

That means minions! An entire S.W.A.T. team of them! We love minions, and usually the more minions there are, the fewer major villains there are to clog up the storyline and add unnecessary extra monologues. Sure, Irrfan Khan was just recently cast as Nels Van Adder but it's sounding as though he's primarily a background baddie (and we'll see more from him in future Spider-Man films). Instead armies of Lizard-faced minions will be storming the streets of New York, and that sounds like a lot of solid, comic book fun.