| Spitfire |
06-05-2008 03:11 PM |
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Originally Posted by TheCure
(Post 613899)
So it's confirmed he's doing it? I thought I read somewhere he wasn't.
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No it's not confirmed at all but that's what will pull me in again. Hell I'd go see it if anyone good was directing it. Spider-man is like Aliens to me. If the series gets super crap I'll still want to enjoy it. It took me till the first AVP to finally give up on the series as a whole.
If someone like Christopher Nolan would direct it I'd be fine with that as well.
I read somewhere that he said the same thing to the studios that Ridely Scott said about Alien which was "Give me a good script and I'll make it."
Now that's probably not going to happen. Both Scott and Cameron said they would make an Alien movie together. They had a script and everything but the studio went with AVP:R instead and we all know how that went.
I'll keep my faith and see where the series goes. Honestly what made me like these movies so much was you empathize with the villains and they become more then just some faceless bad guy. Even the third film had that. Something unfortunate happens to an otherwise good person and they turn into something they don't want to be. If the next movie can do this or maybe even take a 360 and change it up by starting out with a sadistic character who loves the evil deeds they do that could work too.
That doesn't mean I want to see Carnage either. I liked the idea of only using characters from the first run of the series. Knowing Hollywood though they will go with fan favorite instead and we will get more modern villains, which to me lack the years of different takes on the characters which can be combined in some cases to make one really good story for a character.
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