REVIEW: The Spider-Man Reboot Script

@Average..I don't think this will diminish your credibility...just the video reviewer...I have faith in Webb and whoever the cast...its gonna cause a lot of rifts here but once we see the actual product it may change their tune

that sounds cool.i loved the spectacular spiderman so im gonna love it XD

nice find man you dont have to worry about credibility this is still news in fact a lot of news here is debunked. but hey still one hell of a find man and i like what i hear

@bleedthefreak16
Thanks for all of the support from you and everyone. :)
You're all correct, it's not like I reviewed it. I just didn't take it like, "Oh my God! I'm going to get kicked out!" Though I did; as a 'What-If?' silly situation. I'm glad that your really stoked about it.

P.S.
Sorry. No clue on any open castings but I'm sure a casting call could be issued.

And I originally intended for this to be on the review section since I thought most people would shurk (if that is even a word) it off. But with how well this is doing I think it be best if it stayed under news. ;)

@averagecitizen99 well... i guess it's okay 2 have another spdiey universe out there but it's kinda boring me because like the spectacular spiderman show it's a great show (and i wish it had of gone on 4 more seasons instead of canceling it after only 2 seasons) but it just proves my point the reason of why to not have sony keep the rights to spidey! marvel had to reboot it because they want a new spidey show that can have crossovers with the shows they're putting out i'm pretty sure (the avengers show they're putting out black panther show they're putting out etc. (also i don't have any official info about the shows)) but after sony does the reboot and let's just say it was a trilogy, then hands it back to disney/marvel, they have to reboot it again to put it in the marvel cinematic universe! and i'm kinda getting tired of it... and yeah i'd love to see the Sinister six but in the marvel cinematic universe!
but great article dude!

@otherside
Thanks for the feedback. 'The Spectacular Spider-Man' was an awesome show! It was a great shame that they cancelled it. The creators said they had planned for it to go on for five seasons and they had already setted up Carnage, Hydro-Man, Scorpion, and Hobgoblin for future appearances. It especially would've been interesting as to how they would've approached the 'Night Gwen Stacy Died' storyline. RIP SSM :(

I don't think MARVEL would reboot it and start from scratch like Sony. Both are aware that if you have to retell a story from the beginning over and over again it is going to get ridiculous and make the character disinteresting. If MARVEL ever did make a Spider-Man film of their own I think it would just be an original story. That or they could incorporate him in say a 'Daredevil' film or a 'Marvel Knights' flick once they get the other rights back. There are a number of ways that they could approach this issue.


@kyle dalton
I'll cross my fingers to that. :)
The Ultimate Spider-Man and Spectacular Spider-Man series (animated or comic) both give the audience an idea of a realistic, or contemporary Spider-Man. Just picture 'KICK-ASS' the graphic novel minus the blood, profanity, sex and innuendo. Or 'the Dark Knight' but with Spider-Man in that it is going to be set in a realistic environment. Not a dark environment.

This just re-ignited my interest in the Spider-Man movies. I hope all of this is true.

@spiderman2o29
I'm glad you understand. I never realized what a dark world getting and giving news could be. You've gone through a lot to give us the by-God facts and I salute you for it. As for the script, I don't think Marc is going to let Sony or Alvin screw it up. He just barely got his first film out, "(500) Days of Summer," which has garnered critical praise and had even gotten nominated for two Golden Globes. His career is just barely starting and I don't think that he would jeopardize it by making a crap film. And Alvin was involved in writing for the first two Spider-Man films so hopefully he follows Marc's orders more often than Sony's.

And don't worry, as much as I would love to I'm not going to squeeze you for more info on the script. Scripts go through various changes everyday when they're in production so who knows. Hopefully it will remain the same as it was.

P.S.

By the time you responded I was just about to do an update on this article about your response. Should I go ahead with that now?

Just a couple of questions if you don't mind. I'm not trying to be a badger or anything but I would like to know:

Which scene were you in on 'Spider-Man 3' and did you get to meet Topher?

I did say I wouldn't but ... What grade/rank/average would you give the certain and specific aspects of the script and the film as a whole?

I loved the Spectacular Spider-man series.

So I should love this.

If this is true, and I hope it is, the reboot might not be a bad idea after all. I just really want it to be faithful to the comic, that's it.

@spiderman2o29: Please make an article on how bad the 4th movie was gonna be compared to the 3rd. Ive posted comments about it but no one seems to listen on this site.
They've all got there minds set that Raimi would have redeemed himself if they hadn't gone with the reboot.

SPIDER-MAN 4!!!

[frick] this teeny bopper reboot! : P

Cool interview @ AVERAGE!

Still, if we hav'ta have a reboot, it should be a REBOOTED CONTINUATION no back to the [frick]ing start and Ultimate style!

No to WEBB.

@AverageCitizen99 hope ur right! still wish marvel had the rights back... if sony went along with the marvel cinematic universe then it would be alright but no trilogy's! has to be at least double that! never do the same thing as last time u should make 3 movies just the beginning not the end! that was the problem with the first SM trilogy, too much at once.

Interesting, I really hope this is the real deal. I guess we'll have to see what happens.

@Hamm3rtym3
Kingpin won't be in the Spiderman movies since Fox owns the rights to Daredevil.