It seems SONY may not give a fuck whether there reboot of SPIDER-MAN gets shit on or not cause there already planning the next installment before this one even screens to see how people REALLY will react.. Hell by there mentality, they'll title it "The Even More AMAZING and we don't give a fuck if you like it SPIDER-MAN" Now with even more added EMO..
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THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN WAS SUCH A SUCCESS, THEY’RE ALREADY MAKING A SEQUEL!
By Michael Rabattino · 08.05.2011 · Movie News
In a move that speaks largely to the confidence Sony has in Marc Webb’s franchise reboot, they’ve just announced (via Deadline) that May 2nd, 2014 will see the release of The Amazing-Spider Man 2. Or The Amazinger Spider-Man. Or whatever you want to call it. Here’s what they said to Deadline:
“I think it speaks volumes about our confidence in what we are seeing on the new film and our desire to move quickly on the next installment.”
Well, in a way this at least assures the film won’t be a trainwreck. Actually, no, it doesn’t. It assures that they don’t care if it’s a trainwreck. I wasn’t a fan of the trailer, and plenty of people felt the same way. It’s the internet knee-jerk reaction that we’ve all come to expect and it’s warranted, as the trailer paints the film as serious in tone as Batman Begins. Which works for Batman. Spidey? Not so much. But again, it’s just a trailer. There’s plenty of hyperbole that should at least be spared until early test screening reports come flooding in.
By Michael Rabattino · 08.05.2011 · Movie News
In a move that speaks largely to the confidence Sony has in Marc Webb’s franchise reboot, they’ve just announced (via Deadline) that May 2nd, 2014 will see the release of The Amazing-Spider Man 2. Or The Amazinger Spider-Man. Or whatever you want to call it. Here’s what they said to Deadline:
“I think it speaks volumes about our confidence in what we are seeing on the new film and our desire to move quickly on the next installment.”
Well, in a way this at least assures the film won’t be a trainwreck. Actually, no, it doesn’t. It assures that they don’t care if it’s a trainwreck. I wasn’t a fan of the trailer, and plenty of people felt the same way. It’s the internet knee-jerk reaction that we’ve all come to expect and it’s warranted, as the trailer paints the film as serious in tone as Batman Begins. Which works for Batman. Spidey? Not so much. But again, it’s just a trailer. There’s plenty of hyperbole that should at least be spared until early test screening reports come flooding in.
