"The Amazing Spiderman" (2012)

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Wonder how a high school kid would get a device like that?

At least in the comics, it is explained that the powers that Peter gets from the bite and his natural high intellect guides him to build the web shooter.

I liked the limited web much better. It's something he can't always rely on.

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I'm actually a little surprised that Andrew Garfield will star as Spider-Man ? but in a good way. I've only seen him in The Social Network and I actually enjoyed his style of acting.

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I'm actually a little surprised that Andrew Garfield will star as Spider-Man ? but in a good way. I've only seen him in The Social Network and I actually enjoyed his style of acting.

If you wanna brush up on your Garfield back history, I'd recommend The Red Riding Series and Boy A. He's awesome in both.

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According to IGN, J. Jonah Jameson, editor-in-chief of The Daily Bugle also featured in the previous trilogy, will not be making an appearance in Sony's Marc Webb-directed Spider-Man reboot.

"We found out from very reliable sources that...J. Jonah Jameson won't be in the movie. That's right, Spidey fans. We've confirmed that no one will be growling "Parker!" in this 3D reboot. So much for those rumors about John Slattery or Sam Elliott playing him."

The site makes mention that this scoop doesn't knock off 'The Daily Bugle' appearing in the film, as recent set images contradicts that. Though the character is apart of Spidey's history, portrayed favorably by actor J.K. Simmons in Sam Raimi's trilogy, I sort of don't want them to try and reinvent that spark. If true, what do you think?

Anyhow, Spider-Man continues it's 90-day film shoot, swinging back into theaters July 3, in 3D.

http://movies.ign.com/articles/114/1144625p1.html

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