Amph Spider-Man & SSU Films (Madame Web, Venom 3, Kraven, Beyond the Spider-Verse)

I liked it better when he would only date Gwen when she was a zombie.

 

Unfortunately no. I guess you could call a ton of marvel characters zombies since almost everyone who has died has come back at one point or another. Really the only one's that haven't and aren't likely ever going to are Her, Uncle Ben, And Captain Marvel.

To quote Avengers Assemble the web series
Tony Stark "Anyone who hasn't died raise their hands"
*nobody raises their hands"

Well then again there was a controversial story where Gwen had Sex with the green goblin prior to their deaths (although the green goblin would later return in the 90's.) and they had a kid that turned out to be or something. (i haven't actually read the story so i don't know the whole thing. It was retconned not very long after it happened due to fan backlash.

*Edit* There's also Marvel Zombies where Zombie Spider-Man Kills and eats Mary Jane.

 

OK... I was actually just kidding anyway.

 

That's not even remotely true. Mary Jane Watson was introduced in the Amazing Spider-Man #25, in 1965. Gwen debuted in Amazing #31, a few months later. Peter only went out with MJ a couple of times, before they stop seeing each other and shortly after that, is when he starts dating Gwen. There was no dating at the same time.

No, they did date. What "One Moment In Time" changed was that they never got married, but still remained a couple to accommodate the stories where they were together and she played a part in those tales. They then split up after "One More Day" and don't spend much time together until her return later on.

In "Sins Past" it is revealed that following the death of George Stacey and when Gwen had left to stay with her uncle Arthur in Paris, Norman followed her and was able to bed her. Due to the nature of the Goblin formula which made him what he is, Gwen's unexpected pregnancy winds up coming to term in a short time, resulting in the birth of twin children. It is retconned in that Norman went after Gwen because of that and caused her death more to get back at her than to hurt Peter. Norman died shortly afterwards, but the Goblin formula had an unexpected bonus of healing him like it does for Wolverine and the Hulk. Norman went to live in Europe as he thought that Harry would now be successful as the Green Goblin. He only returned because of Harry's demise, which itself was retconned as being faked by Mysterio.

 

Pretty cool, 3 little mini trailers narrated by Stan Lee.

Spoiler(I think) in this one...

 

Catches it with his foot! How about that!

 

I have no interest in good guy anti-hero Venom, he has always been best as the enemy of Spider-Man because he was his darker reflection and knew all of his secrets and where to hurt him most. Having Venom take out criminals when we already have Spider-Man seems pretty pointless.

If you want tragic and manipulated bad guy, use Parker himself in the Symbiote.
There is a guy with good intentions and no desire to kill being pushed in that direction by an alien organism. Eddie Brock embraced what the Symbiote wanted as Kassady did with Carnage, that is why they are such good villains.

 

Looks so bad ass that poster.

 

I'm also kinda dissapoined that ASM4 might not be a direct sequel to the first three. I wanted them to make six films, because they originally intended to make 6 with Maguire but that never turned out (and thank god it never did...)

 

I've stopped watching trailers and reading the summaries. In the two trailers I watched, I got the desired level of insight I wanted. Now, I want the movie with some suspense behind it.

 

Is May 1st the US release date? Because it's been advertised as April here

 

Probably midnight showing for May 1st.

 

That's why part of the reason why Carnage was created. Besides, with Venom you have a guy that will kill the bad guys whereas Spider-Man won't. Not to mention that his humor is more vicious. My favorite was when he would sing, "Strangers In The Night" as a gas truck blew up behind him.

 

I thought Toxin was meant to be the good heroic symbiote

 

If a bloated, over expanded, unnecessary Spider-Man Cinematic Universe leads to a Carnage movie, I'm suddenly on board.

Even though, inevitably, it'll be neutered to the point of bad comedy. Which means high hopes followed by crushing disappointment. You know, kind of life the Transformers movies.

 

Carnage is not filmable unless they want a hard R rated Spidey and that's not going to happen anytime soon.

 

Carnage was created and popularized during the waning days of the Comics Code Authority. Nothing "hard R" in those books.

 

I thought TASM was alright. Not great, but not bad either. It was nowhere as good as Sam Raimi's first two Spider-Man films.

I look foward to the sequel and hope it is a massive improvement over the first film. I still think it was too soon to reboot the series though.

 

Which was well after Marvel reverted Venom back to being a villain in 1998.

A lot of the killing can be done off screen while staying PG-13.

 

I somewhere still have the 4 part miniseries Venom did with Punisher. Funeral Pyre or something?

 

I agree Carnage would be best done on film with a more adult rating. He writes on walls in blood, that's not very PG.

 

Yep. That was the second mini which came out during "Maximum Carnage".