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elemental_fantasy Registered: Mar '06	Date Posted: 7/24 4:02pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN. - Date Edited: 7/24 4:26pm (1 edits total) Edited By: elemental_fantasy
	Spidey------ the only thing that got to me about this one was the mics. Mike was too close to his and (I dont know who exactly, maybe Fig) was too far away, so the sound was too low and to loud, but other then that, cool. EDIT: "Short Circuit" would rock!
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SilentBat Registered: Aug '06	Date Posted: 7/24 4:09pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN. - Date Edited: 7/24 4:11pm (1 edits total) Edited By: SilentBat
	elemental_fantasy posted: Spidey------ the only thing that got to me about this one was the mics. Wow ... really? ShadowDuelist posted: I wish I could be there when you get around to The Dark Knight, there are some parts of that film I'd love to trash. Really? Sure there are things you could dislike but straight up trash? -----signature----- http://antoinebandele.blogspot.com http://vimeo.com/antoinebandele http://twitter.com/AntoineBandele According to suicide statistics, Monday is the favored day for self-destruction.
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elemental_fantasy Registered: Mar '06	Date Posted: 7/24 4:37pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN. - Date Edited: 7/24 4:39pm (1 edits total) Edited By: elemental_fantasy
	SilentBat posted: elemental_fantasy posted: Spidey------ the only thing that got to me about this one was the mics. Wow ... really? I take that as sarcasm.?. It sounded like Mike was deep throating his mic. Too close man, too close. And I believe it was fig who sounded like he was in the back corner of the room.
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Teague Registered: Apr '06	Date Posted: 7/24 7:44pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN.
	I agree. (It was Brian.) One of these days I'll buy these cats headphones to wear so they'll finally pay attention to what they're doing to the waveform. As it stands, we mic check up front, and I ride the mixer the whole time, and do the best I can with it. We're better on some days more than others. -----signature----- Teague "Fig" Chrystie Hollywood, CA http://www.downinfront.net http://twitter.com/TeagueChrystie
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MasterZap Registered: Aug '02	Date Posted: 7/25 7:18am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN.
	Honestly, I find the thought of using Justin Long as parker was a very inspiring thought from U guys. That would have worked! Spider-Fan posted: The character of Spider-Man has always been slightly comedic. The moment Parker puts on the tights he is supposed to be firing off one liners and bad jokes at rapid pace, much to the annoyance of his enemies. However nearly all attempts to bring this major aspect of the character to life fail continually throughout the film. Not even knowing spider man very much, this was the main part that was obvious to me; where are the "spidey one liners"!? And man I so hate Tobey McGwyre, he is whininess incarnate, and he is playing it "geeky" in absolutely every wrong way possible. Parker is supposed to be smart, not a dorky idiot. Probably, McGuire is a dorky idiot himself, it seems? Not to mention he's ugly as sin, at least to my eyes. Maybe thats a question for Dorkman (since we have no females on this board ) I leave you with some mental ray rendered spiderman one-liners: CLICKO (there are two more parts at http://marvelkids.marvel.com/videos/) /Z -----signature----- mental ray Tips blog - http://www.mentalraytips.com ZapTroNic Visuals - http://www.ZapTroNic.com Oldschool Homepage - http://www.Master-Zap.com FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER - http://twitter.com/masterzap
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Teague Registered: Apr '06	Date Posted: 7/25 9:16am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN.
	That was completely awesome. I'd watch that kind of Spider-Man. -----signature----- Teague "Fig" Chrystie Hollywood, CA http://www.downinfront.net http://twitter.com/TeagueChrystie
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MasterZap Registered: Aug '02	Date Posted: 7/25 11:17am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN. - Date Edited: 7/25 11:22am (1 edits total) Edited By: MasterZap
	Teague posted: That was completely awesome. I'd watch that kind of Spider-Man. I'd do too! And I've seen many comments online to that effect. Hats off to my good friends at Blur Studios for making that for the "Marvel Kids" website. Did you watch all 3 parts? In part 3 you see that they nail Hulk pretty well too, IMHO, in tone/style/behaviour. For your convenience, direct links to PART2 and PART3 /Z -----signature----- mental ray Tips blog - http://www.mentalraytips.com ZapTroNic Visuals - http://www.ZapTroNic.com Oldschool Homepage - http://www.Master-Zap.com FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER - http://twitter.com/masterzap
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Vidina Registered: Jan '06	Date Posted: 7/25 1:47pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN.
	Whoa. That was way cooler than Tobey McWhiny. -----signature----- http://vidina.wordpress.com - Awesome! http://twitter.com/Vidina - Follow me! http://www.youtube.com/tomellingsen - My stuff! http://www.aurellia.net - Video tutorials and more!
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VaporTrail Registered: May '02	Date Posted: 7/26 5:06am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN. - Date Edited: 7/26 6:04am (2 edits total) Edited By: VaporTrail
	Tobey worked for me for the first movie, but the problem I found in SM2 and the sequel is Raimi tried to keep him a nerd, whereas in the comics Parker actually becomes a bit of a stud. 1990's is when I read Spidey, he had tousled hair, no glasses, was drawn to look tall/long-legged, wore t-shirts and jeans frequently. Raimi's just trying to keep the character in the 60's (what the CRAP was that suit he wore in the beginning of SM3? Gah!) and I think he needs to let him update in that direction. The Spidey in the Iron Man/Hulk vid is alright, but taking the goofy side of him a little too far for me. I think those are the same/similar models they used for the Ultimate Alliance games. He's a good interpretation, but the writing for him isn't as good as the comic versions. -----signature----- Fanfilmers shoot first and talk copyright later. http://www.vimeo.com/vaportrail/videos http://thespenceleyspoileriffic.blogspot.com/
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ShadowDuelist Registered: Sep '06	Date Posted: 7/26 9:13am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN.
	SilentBat posted: ShadowDuelist posted: I wish I could be there when you get around to The Dark Knight, there are some parts of that film I'd love to trash. Really? Sure there are things you could dislike but straight up trash? Yes, trash. I find it impossible to maintain a suspension of disbelief through that movie. It seems to me like through out the movie the characters refuse to use logic and instead ask themselves "What would the audience like to see now?" to make their decisions. -----signature----- Give a man a womp rat and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to hunt womp rats and he will blow up the Death Star. Looks, its a badgerconda!!! Zeppelin! http://xkcd.com/288/
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Teague Registered: Apr '06	Date Posted: 7/27 12:30am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN.
	Two movies in a row with an insufferable narrator. I hate, hate, hate Spider-Man...and love, love, LOVE Monsters, Inc.. -----signature----- Teague "Fig" Chrystie Hollywood, CA http://www.downinfront.net http://twitter.com/TeagueChrystie
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TrowaGP02a Registered: Dec '04	Date Posted: 7/27 12:41am Subject: Down in Front: This week, SPIDER-MAN. - Date Edited: 7/27 12:49am (1 edits total) Edited By: TrowaGP02a
	&^#$&%# yeah! It's 2:45am, just officially finished my last college paper and career, and I'm definitely watching this movie right now. Also I think that Chess short was before this in the theaters. -----signature----- blarg
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dan-yoda Registered: Sep '03	Date Posted: 7/27 6:22pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, MONSTERS, INC.
	^ The chess short was in front of A Bugs Life. Monsters Inc. had the one with the birds (For the Birds). -----signature----- Pain is temporary- Tales are Forever- http://www.swtmovie.com
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Guybrush Registered: Oct '01	Date Posted: 7/27 7:11pm Subject: Down in Front: This week, MONSTERS, INC.
	I love Pixar, great call watching Monsters. I just looked at Monsters last night. Can't wait to check out what you guys said. -----signature----- 2009 Star Wars Spirit of Fandom award: Star Wars Cinemagic... http://www.atom.com/funny_videos/sw_cinemagic/ Once upon a Time at... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-BBpaYdU60 04 Atom finalist:Pinball Wars http://www.atom.com/funny_videos/pinball_wars
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Spider-Fan Registered: Jul '08	Date Posted: 7/28 9:33am Subject: Down in Front: This week, MONSTERS, INC.
	VaporTrail posted: The Spidey in the Iron Man/Hulk vid is alright, but taking the goofy side of him a little too far for me. There is a fine line that too many people can't balance with Spidey's humour. Not all of it is necesarily always funny, but too often it just becomes obnoxious and annoying. Even within comics, outside of his own title, he is too often treated simply as comic relief rather than as a capable interesting character. The humour should be there but should be in balance with the drama. The 90s Fox Animated series did a decent job of this though its looking more and more dated as time goes by, and the more recent Spectacular Spider-Man Animated Series often has a decent balance of humour and drama/action. -----signature----- Brain and brain! What is brain?! Your Opinion =/= Fact http://spiderfansweb.wordpress.com/
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