#Amazing Spider Man duology
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rednether · 1 year ago
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I love Andrew's Peter, he's not a shy misunderstood nerd, he's a spiteful little bastard with a chip on his shoulder and that's hella interesting
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sincericida · 1 year ago
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When you realize that Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker is the only Spider-Man who has gone through the most canon events in live action...
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misterbaritone · 11 months ago
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The studio that made Spider-man: Web of Shadows were cooking with some PREMIUM HIGH CLASS gas when they invented the Web Strike mechanic because that move has been in literally every Spider-Man game since
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shiftthemoon · 3 months ago
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✦ hello, tumblr. my name's jaime, i'm 7teen -> 8teen, i go by any pronouns, and i'm gender apathetic. i'm restarting my shifting journey after a four year long hiatus. :0
✦ i plan to dedicate this blog to my interests; reality shifting, harry potter ( the marauders era specifically ), manifestation, and et cetera.
< / 3 dni -> anti-shifters, younger than 15 y.o, + the standard dni list.
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𐙚 note ! please excuse the messy theme, i am still getting used to this app, + credit for the cinnamoroll dividers + the pearly one.
𝜗𝜚 my current dr list ೃ࿔
⁰⁰¹ influencer dr.
⁰⁰² college + marauders dr.
⁰⁰³ better cr dr. ( under construction ⊹ ࣪ ˖ )
⁰⁰⁴ pjo + marauders dr. ( under construction ⊹ ࣪ ˖ )
⁰⁰⁵ marvel cinematic universe dr.
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𝜗𝜚 interests / likes ೃ࿔
✦ reading, writing, the aridante duology, the marauders, interactive games ( i'm looking at you, the arcana ), scripting, witchcraft & everything about it, 80's and 90's rock music, sirius, sirius, sirius . . . , grey's anatomy, shiftblr, the amazing spider-man duology, sirius black.
𐙚 note v2 ! i don't intend to use my blog as an advisory platform. that being said, i don't mind being asked genuine questions; i just don't want my asks to be filled with ' how do i shift? '.
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kromeihl · 4 months ago
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Heyy!! I really I MEAN REALLY LOVED your Spider-Man kenji one shot but I have request ... Maybe you can make a series of it ? Inspired for The Amazing Spiderman Duology ? I mean my current crush X one of my fav movie franchise?? HELL YEAH ... But it will be only possible if you wanna make it real 😭😭❤️❤️❤️ P.S my birthday's in August so maybe it will become my birthday present also ?? Pretty Please 🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️
I’ll be making it soon, anonie!🥰 Expect it this month, this request suddenly made me so motivated. I love seeing my inbox full (it’s actually not full right now…it’s empty) Happy Advanced Birthday!💕
I did not even continue my wp story cause I got so busy😭 We’ll be seeing more of spiderman!kenji 👀 AYEEE FIRST EVER SPIDERMAN!KENJI SERIES LEZGOOO
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eflen-n-reegee · 1 year ago
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Caregiver Spider-Man Headcanons (The Amazing Spider-Man Duology)
Anon suggested any Spider-Man, so I picked my personal favorite!
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He takes you swinging all over New York. It’s a little scary at first, but you get used to it very quickly and then it’s just fun!
Very often he’ll bring a picnic, so you can have a nice lunch on top of a building.
He tends to incorporate things from his own childhood into his caregiver role. He always cuts the crusts off your sandwiches, he loves playing hide and seek, etc.
He’s always trying to interest you in science. He gets you a mini chemistry kit, reads you children’s level books on biology, and takes you to the museum all the time.
He’s constantly snapping pictures of you. He can’t help it; everything you do is just adorable!
His reflexes are incredible, which means it’s nearly impossible to run away from him - but it’s still fun to try!
He’s a bit of a mischievous guy and loves teasing and tricking you. Is it surprising that he loves all the Anansi stories and tells them to you all the time?
He loves mysteries and thrillers, and so you tend to watch a fair bit of Gravity Falls with him.
He weaves webs for you to hang out in. They’re very comfortable!
Whenever you’re having a hard time doing something, he’ll let you borrow his mask so you can feel stronger.
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transgenderswagcompetitions · 6 months ago
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Okay! So I don't have an official bracket yet, but I finally got every character written down and determined who will be automatically going on to Round 1 and who will have to compete in preliminaries. Everyone automatically moving on to Round 1 had more than 1 submission, while everyone in the preliminaries only had 1 submission.
I will put together an official bracket tomorrow, but here's the list of competitors!
The characters automatically going on to Round 1 are:
Alex Fierro from Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard (4 submissions)
Shi Qingxuan from Heaven Official's Blessing (2 submissions)
Cheery Littlebottom from Discworld (2 submissions)
Nimona from Nimona (2 submissions)
Elle Argent from Heartstopper (2 submissions)
Eolo from The Raven Tower (2 submissions)
Anthony J. Crowley from Good Omens (2 submissions)
Kade West from Wayward Children (2 submissions)
Kel Brezon from Machineries of Empire (2 submissions)
The characters that will be competing in the Preliminaries are:
Rafe from Viscera
Rafe from The House of Whispers
Ash from DIE
Ash from Girl Haven
Jerico Soberanis from The Toll
Nadir from The Thirty Names of Night
Holly from The Mellification
Petrichor from Saga
Kazuhito "Kirito" Kirigaya from Sword Art Online
Aster Vanissen from Witch Boy
Sherlock Holmes from Sherlock Holmes
Vess from Invisible Kingdom
Tonkee Innovator Dibars from The Broken Earth Trilogy
Ben Van Brunt from Horseman: A Tale of Sleepy Hollow
Shuos Zehun from Machineries of Empire
Villy from Basil and Oregano
Valentine Weis from World Running Down
Howl Pendragon from Howl's Moving Castle
Hero from Something's Not Right
Dominic Seneschal from Terra Ignota
Firestar from Warriors
Enjolras from Les Miserables
Beatrice from Umineko no Naku Koro Ni
Axolotl from Wings of Fire
Isa from Transmuted
Inspector Javert from Les Miserables
Addy from Basil and Oregano
June Egbert from Homestuck
Alto from Your Mind is a Terrible Thing
David from Dark Currents
Monique from The Worm and His Kings
Viola Carroll from A Lady for a Duke
Will Avery from Names for the Dawn
Qven-and-Reet from Translation State
Syd from The Heartbreak Bakery
Claire/Claude from Baker Thief
Cersei Lannister from A Song of Ice and Fire
Will Treaty from Ranger's Apprentice
Starflight from Wings of Fire
Yadriel from Cemetery Boys
Zila from Aurora Cycle
Kaladin Stormblessed from The Stormlight Archive
AR/Lil Hal from Homestuck
Zoe from Sleepless Domain
Sera from Angela: Queen of Hel
Max Owen from Magical Boy
Jonathan Harker from Dracula
Diana Wrayburn from The Shadowhunter Chronicles
Abraham Van Helsing from Dracula
Never from Skulduggery Pleasant
Benji/Benjamin from Hell Followed With Us
Brick from Warriors
Sidra from Wayfarers
Sascha Vykos from Vampire: The Masquerade
Penfield from Future Feeling
Sallot Leon from Mask of Shadows
Ieshwi from The Stormlight Archive
Vriska Serket from Homestuck
Orlando from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Spencer Harris from The Passing Playbook
Jane Crocker from Homestuck
Lupe from Four Leaf
Trina Goldberg-Oneka from The Seep
Cassandra Igarashi from The Wicked + The Divine
Aya Burnstein from Dancing in the Devils Auditorium
Lucus from High Class Homos
Merlin from The Left Handed Booksellers of London
Nightheart from Warriors
Sol from Dead Collections
Max from Magical Boy
Artemis Fowl from Artemis Fowl
Teo from The Sunbearer Duology
Wanda from The Sandman
Tal Smithson from Time to Orbit: Unknown
Petey the Cat from Dog Man
Captain Artemisia Blastside from Piratica
Rosa from Threads That Bind
Alter Boi from House of Whispers
Wegg from Be Kind, My Neighbor
Loki from Loki: Agent of Asgard
Scorn from Emergent Properties
Alanna of Trebond from The Song of the Lionness
Marcia Overstrand from Septimus Heap
Sage from Strawberry Seafoam
Jules from The Chromatic Fantasy
Peter Parker from The Amazing Spider-Man
Razia Khan from Stealing Thunder
Dipper Pines from the Gravity Falls comics
Mel from Something's Not Right
Hero Shackleby from American Hippo
Kino from Kino's Journey
The Marquis de Carabas from Neverwhere
River Runson from The Melting Queen
Jonathan Morgan from All the White Spaces
Leigh Hunter from Grey Dawn
Xada from LoveBot
Ienaga Kano from Golden Kamuy
Viola/Cesario from Twelfth Night
Silas Bell from The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
Let me know if I accidentally have a character on this list twice! Also let me know if you see anything misspelled or under the wrong book or series. Basically, let me know if I've screwed up lol
Thank you all for your continued patience!
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willemdafinky · 9 months ago
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I have completed Spider-Man 2 twice now and I have very conflicting feelings on the game’s story, mostly towards its Venom/Symbiote storyline. On my first playthrough my problem was how little screen time and characterization Venom had in the story despite all the build up and prioritizing him over anything else and while I still have a problem with that aspect of the story, upon my second playthrough I realized that my real biggest issue with the narrative is Peter’s time in the black suit and being corrupted by the Symbiote. I felt it was rushed and forced but I didn’t have any deeper and meaningful critiques of it…that is until I looked back on other adaptations of the Black Suit storyline and a review of Spider-Man 2 by Youtuber Dorito God which I recommend watching that made it click as to why Peter and the Black Suit doesn’t work.
Insomniac's Peter Parker is the nicest version of the character.
An aspect of Peter Parker that I feel has been downplayed in many adaptations is that he was, at many points, a jerk. He had an incredibly short temper, tends to be cocky for the worst, and outright selfish at points. This does not inherently mean he was unlikable, I actually believe this makes him more interesting and even sympathetic. His negative traits aren’t there just because but are present of numerous factors, most of them because of his double life as Spider-Man. The sheer responsibility that is required of being Spider-Man would naturally cause high level of stress which as we all know can easily lead into losing your cool: not to mention other elements such as J Jonah Jameson’s constant slander of his name which influenced his public perception amongst New York, the grief and guilt of losing loved ones such as Uncle Ben, his struggles of keeping good relationships due to wanting to keep his identity a secret out of fear of his loved ones getting hurt, and how this all started when he was 16 it is completely understandable that Peter can be frankly a jerk.
I don’t think Peter Parker’s defining characteristic is a jerkass who underneath is a good person but I feel that his jerkiness is an important factor of the character that doesn’t get much attention in adaptations outside of Peter B Parker in the Spider-Verse movies. That being said, I would be arguing in bad faith if I said this has been completely left out of Spider-Man adaptations: Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy, The Amazing Spider-Man duology, and even the MCU have this aspect of Peter’s personality intact. In the Raimi Trilogy Peter is shown to be a very flawed boyfriend to Mary Jane with Spider-Man 3 being the most prominent example where he just doesn’t understand Mary Jane’s own struggles and subconsciously brushes them off not just because of his own struggles but also from the outright celebration he is getting from New York as Spider-Man. The Amazing Spider-Man duology gave Peter a new motivation for becoming Spider-Man as originally purely being revenge only to later take up the role of hero, not to mention also breaking a dying man’s promise of staying away from Gwen. The MCU had Peter initially refuse to help Norman and the other inter dimensional visitors despite the fact that it was his fault they were brought to the MCU and it’s only because of Aunt May that he does try to help.
Now, I have to ask a question: can you honestly name a scene with Insomniac’s Peter where he has any of these traits? I genuinely can’t think of one. Spider-Man 2 tries with the boss fight against Scream where while under the Symbiote, Mary Jane tells Peter how much he made her feel like she was nothing more than emotional support for his struggles while not doing anything for her and I don’t think that lines up with how Peter was written in the game. Peter is very supportive of Mary Jane throughout the story for her job and does listen to her when she vents about it so this interaction where the story suggests otherwise in the Scream boss fight doesn’t work for me. Peter in these games is just a really nice guy, does this mean he doesn’t have moments where he crosses his limit? No of course not, the climax against Otto disproves but that’s more of an example of the “pissing off the good guy is a bad move” trope than Peter’s more abrasive side. I don’t think this inherently means that Insomniac Peter is a bad character, I very much liked him in the first game and Miles Morales after and one of my other favorite versions of the character is the one from the 90s cartoon who is also a kinder interpretation of Peter Parker. So what is my problem?
I don’t think this overly nice version of Peter Parker works with the Black Suit story. Ever since the 90s cartoon, every version of the Black Suit story has the Symbiote amplifies Peter’s more negatives traits (most notably his temper) and we’ve established that Peter doesn’t have of any these traits so seeing him lash out at other characters and being more aggressive feels extremely out of character and not in the way that I think the writers intended.
Okay so, the amplification of negative emotions doesn’t work but maybe they went through a different approach. Maybe in this version the Symbiote instead brings out the host’s intrusive thoughts and inner frustrations, like they did with Mary Jane. The story suggests this: first in the Spider-Men fight where Peter hints that he has a sense of insecurity in his role as Spider-Man because of how good Miles is in the role, that he might not be needed anymore and how the Symbiote is the only way he could keep and be greater. Second when Miles and Martin Li go into Peter’s subconscious it is outward stated that Peter supposedly may secretly want to kill his foes just so he could end the cycle, which the Symbiote feeds on. This all sounds great, what’s the problem?
Neither of these are even hinted at beforehand. Peter never shows any resentment towards Miles, not helped by how little screen presence Miles has in the story but that’s its own can of worms, and there is nothing to suggest that Peter even entertained the idea of defeating his rogues gallery permanently. So there is nothing in this story that gives any reason as to why Peter acts the way he does while under the Symbiote. Now this might sound weird for me to say since “isn’t that what the Symbiote does” but hear me out:
Harry does not act anywhere similar to Peter when he is using the Symbiote. His personality is the same which gives the idea that perhaps in this continuity the Symbiote might not have the same negative energy it does in most adaptations and is more like in the original comics where its only negative thing is that it takes control over the host while they’re asleep. But I don’t think that was ever the intention, it always felt like that the Symbiote is supposed to be what it usually is in most adaptations. So why was Peter affected by it but Harry wasn't?
There’s also the problem that Peter himself never has the big moment of realizing what the Symbiote is doing to him, he doesn’t have his own self reflection. Compare to other adaptations:
•The 90s cartoon: He almost kills Shocker after the latter had already given up and even after he stops, the Symbiote still tries to kill Shocker.
•Spider-Man 3: Him slapping Mary Jane is the moment where Peter finally sees that he had changed for the worst.
•The Spectacular Spider-Man: Getting called out by Flash Thompson for how he’s been treating his friend is what plants the doubts in Peter’s head that something might be wrong with the Symbiote which only gets confirmed when it tries to convince him that they don’t need anyone.
In Spider-Man 2, we don’t get that. I don’t consider Miles telling Peter that the Symbiote is changing him to be a moment of self realization, it doesn’t work for me. I never got the idea that in this game Peter did something so awful, an action that he wouldn’t act out doing, that would break him free from the hold the Symbiote hivemind has on him and to be better. I don’t get that.
Combine all that and you have what has ended up being one of my least favorite versions of the Black Suit storyline, even more than Spider-Man 3. Note that I hate Spider-Man 3, it’s my least favorite of the Spider-Man movies not counting the Sonyverse movies, but with that I can see how it could work with that version of Peter. Spider-Man 2’s version of the story doesn’t work fundamentally to me because of their Peter unless you change Peter’s characterization, the narrative or how the Symbiote works.
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cyanidespideycup · 7 months ago
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While The Amazing Spider-Man duology is about the hope of Spidey, the MCU trilogy is about the suffering of Peter Parker (and the need to keep going).
In Homecoming, he sacrifices his reputation, his idol's respect, and his relationship just to take down Toomes and stop the weapon-trading. And he keeps going.
In Far From Home, his identity is revealed, he's framed for murder, and his reputation is in turn tarnished. And he keeps going.
In No Way Home, he finally loses everything he loves. May, Ned, MJ, Happy. His superhero relationships are erased and he is literally wiped from existence. And he gets his GED, he makes a new suit, and he keeps going.
And then the Raimi trilogy is just like "holy fuck look at how cool he is".
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gardenofbookworms · 7 months ago
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april's monthly: from bee and rose
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Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
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everyone wants something—money, revenge, freedom, love, risk, recognition—tangible or otherwise. but how far are you willing to go for it? how many rules are you willing to break, how many things are you willing to risk, how many people are you willing to lose? is it all worth it, in exchange for what you long for most?
kaz brekker certainly has the will. a cold-blooded thief to the end, he’s known as dirtyhands on the streets of ketterdam, the dirty and crowded kerch capital. there’s absolutely no job he won’t take—anything for the right price. money and greed are his gods, and the revenge they’ll get him, brick by brick, is what he craves above all else. he’s willing to do anything to get what he wants, even break into the world’s most impenetrable safe in its most impenetrable fortress in its harshest, iciest, strictest country—and steal the world’s most valuable man.
it's an impossible job; but then again, kaz makes everything impossible, possible. but of course there’s a hitch; this time, he has to rely on other people to get what he wants. desperate people, people willing to risk their lives for the grand prize—four million kruge each. to kaz, that’s everything he needs to burn his enemies’ world down. to his crew, it's a ticket out of the city—to freedom.
enter inej, the best spider ketterdam has to offer, desperate to pay off her contract and leave the city. nina, a grisha struggling to survive an ocean away from home. jesper, a risk-addicted gambler trying to keep it all together. wylan, a runaway with a gift for chemistry. and matthias, an escaped convict desperate to return home to his beloved fjerda and see to it that nina is dead. there's only a very small chance the crew makes it out alive with their prize. most likely, they’re all going to die—and worse, without being paid.
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from bee
this book has been on my list for a very, very long time. when i finally got off my ass and read it last year, rose was so excited because they had read it a while before me already. like they’re about to say, there are a zillion good quotes for reference material, and we even use them a lot ourselves.
but about the book itself? soc got me into the “group of rivals band together with a common goal” trope. the way bardugo goes about it is just perfect—it seems that everyone is involved with something unfathomable. and as much as they want to stick to their morals to get past it, the road is tricky (and of course they can't walk it alone). and a note about the character’s pasts: they don't feel made-up, as outlandish as they seem when you boil them down. they're complex and thought through and diverse and give the characters something solid to run towards or away from. all in all, an amazing start to an amazing series.
from rose
by the time i made it to, say, halfway through the book, i was absolutely in love with the story—the characters, the plot, the witty humor, everything. and as much as i love the author, none of her other books have quite lived up to the amazingness of this duology. bardugo writes with suspense that will make it literally impossible to put the book down, even if you’re rereading. the wit and humor of the characters is insane; their banter is so much fun to read, and, if you’re like me and love throwing little references into conversation, there is so. much. material. to go off of. and a little side note to bee—jesper is a gay goat lover and there is nothing you can say to change my mind.
i first heard about this book in a very dark little corner of the internet, when a few mutuals read it (together?) and posted about it. it was at least a few months before i actually got around to finding a copy and reading it, but i have never been more grateful for that dark little corner than i was then (okay, so that’s not entirely true, but still).
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bonus: spotify playlist!
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sincericida · 1 year ago
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The TASM Peter Parker's room - "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" (2014, dir. Mark Webb).
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nostalgicninjas · 10 months ago
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Gwen Stacy: The Amazing Spider-Man Duology
Good morning, esteemed faculty and families of my fellow graduates. It’s an honor to be standing up here today. I know we all think that we’re immortal. We’re supposed to feel that way, we’re graduating. But, like our brief four years in high school, what makes life valuable is that it doesn’t last forever. What makes it precious is that it ends. I know that now more than ever. And I say it, today of all days, to remind us that time is luck. So don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Make yours count for something. Fight for what matters to you, no matter what. Because even if we fall short, what better way is there to live?
It’s easy to feel hopeful on a beautiful day like today. But there will be dark days ahead of us too. There will be days where you feel all alone. And that’s when hope is needed most. No matter how buried it gets, or how lost you feel, you must promise me that you will hold onto hope. Keep it alive. We have to be greater than what we suffer. My wish for you is to become hope. People need that. And even if we fail, what better way is there to live? As we look around here today, at all of the people who helped make us who we are, I know it feels like we’re saying goodbye. But we will carry a piece of each other into everything that we do next, to remind us of who we are, and of who we’re meant to be. I’ve had a great four years with you. I’ll miss you all very much.
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yourfandomlawyer · 4 months ago
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Alright, I just finished The Amazing Spider-Man and it was pretty good. So, here are my main takeaways from it.
1. Gwen.
GWEN. How can we talk about The Amazing Spider-Man without talking about the one, the only, the amazing Gwen Stacy? She CARRIES these movies. She's more involved than the MCU MJ, she's stronger and smarter than the Toby McGuire MJ, she's just all around incredible. Honestly, these movies are so much more romantic, too. Peter is super awkward with her in the first one, but like- that ACTING at the end of the second movie was SOUL CRUSHING.
2. The villains
Obviously you can't talk about any Spider-Man movies without talking about the villains. I thought Dr. Connors was really good. He wasn't perfect, obviously, there were some confusing parts to him, but all in all he was pretty solid. Harry in these movies was not NEARLY as amazing as the one in the Toby McGuire movies, but I don't think there will ever be a character as good as him, let's be honest. I did REALLY like the concepts they tried with him in this one though, so if you don't compare him to his other version he's a pretty good villain. I was not a fan of Max, honestly. The concept was kind of there, but all the best Spider-Man villains in my opinion are victims of circumstance, and this was one of the few actually evil characters. Although, really Dr. Connors wasn't great in that aspect either. Obviously these villains are better than the ones in the MCU, but I don't think any villains could help Peter learn the way the Toby McGuire ones do.
3. Plot
This probably had the most cohesive plot of any of the three. It was a clear mission surrounding the mystery around Peter's parents and their disappearance, the connection they had to his powers, and how (some of) the villains were connected (again, the villains in this one need some work). As awesome as the Toby McGuire movies were, it felt like they were preparing to have to shut down production after any movie, and the only thing really tying each movie together was Harry, who of course is the best character in film history. Meanwhile, the MCU Spider-Man movies are almost TOO tied into everything else, with a ton of elements from other movies in the MCU showing up, which is obviously great for the MCU as a whole but has negative effects on that version of Spider-Man.
4. Character
Peter Parker as a character in this movie is okay. He's less annoying than the Toby McGuire character, but less endearing than the MCU one. His character development is much more smooth than Toby McGuire's, but also not nearly as pronounced. Most of his development feels like it has to do with Gwen, but it's kind of hard to pinpoint. His development is tied into the villains a LITTLE with him feeling personally responsible for Dr. Connors, but the whole problem is that he needs to learn to use his powers even when he ISN'T personally connected. I guess the development surrounding his parents is nice, but that's less character development and more the story developing around him.
All in all, it isn't a BAD Spider-Man, but it's far from my favorite. This one probably has the best thought out plot, and DEFINITELY the best love interest, but it falls short with the character development. I still haven't gotten over how incredible the Toby McGuire movies are, and I'll always be attached to the MCU Spider-Man, but The Amazing Spider-Man is not a duology to be forgotten.
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shortnsweetgf · 6 months ago
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Which of the 3 big Spiderman live-actions franchises do you prefer? The Spider-Man trilogy from the 2000s, The Amazing Spider-man duology, or the MCU Spidey movies?
might get attacked for this but mcu tom holland <33333
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transgenderswagcompetitions · 6 months ago
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The Preliminaries start Wednesday, June 5!
Here are your match-ups (links under the cut):
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Alter Boi from The House of Whispers vs. Rafe from The House of Whispers
June Egbert from Homestuck vs. AR/Lil Hal from Homestuck
Vriska Serket from Homestuck vs. Jane Crocker from Homestuck
Firestar from Warrior Cats vs. Brick from Warrior Cats
Nightheart from Warrior Cats vs. Rowanstar from Warrior Cats
Loki from Loki: Agent of Asgard vs. Sera from Angela: Queen of Hel
Peter Parker from The Amazing Spider-Man vs. Rafe from Viscera
Hero from Something's Not Right vs. Mel from Something's Not Right
Villy from Basil and Oregano vs. Addy from Basil and Oregano
Enjolras from Les Miserables vs. Inspector Javert from Les Miserables
Axolotl from Wings of Fire vs. Starflight from Wings of Fire
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Kaladin Stormblessed from The Stormlight Archive vs. Ieshwi from The Stormlight Archive
Jonathan Harker from Dracula vs. Abraham Van Helsing from Dracula
The Marquis de Carabas from Neverwhere vs. River Runson from The Melting Queen
Jonathan Morgan from All the White Spaces vs. Leigh Hunter from Grey Dawn
Xada from LoveBot vs. Ienaga Kano from Golden Kamuy
Shuos Zehun from Machineries of Empire vs. Viola/Cesario from Twelfth Night
Silas Bell from The Spirit Bares Its Teeth vs. Ash from DIE
Ash from Girl Haven vs. Jerico Soberanis from The Toll
Nadir from The Thirty Names of Night vs. Holly from The Mellification
Petrichor from Saga vs. Kazuhito "Kirito" Kirigaya from Sword Art Online
Aster Vanissen from Witch Boy vs. Sherlock Holmes from Sherlock Holmes
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Vess from Invisible Kingdom vs. Tonkee Innovator Dibars from The Broken Earth Trilogy
Ben Van Brunt from Horseman: A Tale of Sleepy Hollow vs. Valentine Weis from World Running Down
Howl Pendragon from Howl's Moving Castle vs. Dominic Seneschal from Terra Ignota
Beatrice from Umineko no Naku Koro Ni vs. Isa from Transmuted
Alto from Your Mind is a Terrible Thing vs. David from Dark Currents
Monique from The Worm and his Kings vs. Viola Carroll from A Lady for a Duke
Will Avery from Names for the Dawn vs. Qven-and-Reet from Translation State
Syd from The Heartbreak Bakery vs. Claire/Claude from Baker Thief
Cersei Lannister from A Song of Ice and Fire vs. Will Treaty from Ranger’s Apprentice
Yadriel from Cemetery Boys vs. Zila from Aurora Cycle
Zoe from Sleepless Domain vs. Diana Wrayburn from The Shadowhunter Chronicles
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Never from Skulduggery Pleasant vs. Benji/Benjamin from Hell Followed With Us
Sidra from Wayfarers vs. Sascha Vykos from Vampire: The Masquerade novel series
Orlando from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen vs. Spencer Harris from The Passing Playbook
Lupe from Four Leaf vs. Trina Goldberg-Oneka from The Seep
Cassandra Igarashi from The Wicked + the Divine vs. Aya Burnstein from Dancing In The Devils Auditorium
Lucus from High Class Homos vs. Merlin from The Left Handed Booksellers of London
Sol from Dead Collections vs. Artemis Fowl from Artemis Fowl
Teo from The Sunbearer Duology vs. Wanda from The Sandman
Tal Smithson from Time to Orbit: Unknown vs. Petey the Cat from Dog Man
Captain Artemisia Blastside from Piratica vs. Rosa from Threads That Bind
Wegg from Be Kind, My Neighbor vs. Scorn from Emergent Properties
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crusherthedoctor · 2 years ago
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Sonic villain tier list?
From top to bottom:
Eggman: Duh.
Hard-Boiled Heavies: All five of them had more personality in a game without dialogue than Sage did with it.
Chaos: The original monster, and still the best, with clever designs for each of his forms, and an interesting backstory. My only regret is that he started The Trend.
Erazor: The best villain that's not Eggman, made by Eggman, or associated with Eggman. He's everything Mephiles wasn't, and he brought out a lot in Sonic through his antagonism and his cruel relationship with Shahra.
Metal Sonic: His robot status and identity crisis give him an edge over other dark rival characters. His design is iconic, and he works not only as Sonic's equal, but also as an extension of Eggman's evil. (OVA Metal is the best, of course.)
Captain Whisker: He's a more compelling Eggman Nega than the actual Eggman Nega. And his boss music is peak 60's Spider-Man.
Infinite: Not sure why everyone likes to single this guy out as one-note when this franchise is utterly stacked with one-note villains, some of whom are praised for it. Infinite may be simple, but at least he's fun.
Gerald: His recorded video was certainly ominous, and he does work as a tragic character, but there's a lot of questions surrounding his story that take me out a bit, and while Chaos may have started The Trend, Gerald - by using Shadow as his posthumous proxy - was the one who established it as a trend.
Black Doom: Not actually a good villain (very controversial, I know), but everything about him is hilarious, and he never gained a disproportionate fandom like certain other villains, so I can't help but enjoy him ironically.
Merlina: She could have been great in practice, but she suffers from Disney Twist VIllain Syndrome, in that once you get past the fanfare involving the twist, there's actually not a lot to her beyond that, and we don't get enough of a feel for her as her true villainous self. There may have been some mild foreshadowing, and we may have gotten a look into her sympathetic motives, but all in all, it was very undercooked, and a major reason why I don't think Black Knight's story is that amazing.
Deadly Six: I defended them for so long, and I'll still defend their original outing (at least Zavok, Zor and Zazz), but ever since IDW turned them into yet another Better Villains Than Eggman... I'm not as dedicated in doing so as I used to.
Void: He exists.
Ix: He also exists.
Eggman Nega: Either he's a redundant presence since there's nothing he does with Eggman that the doctor couldn't do on his own (Rush duology), or he's another usurper and exists only to pose as a so-called better version of the main villain of the franchise (Rivals duology). Take your pick.
Mephiles: Complete dumbass that does not live up to the suave mastermind archetype that the writers intended him to be, and what fans pretend he is. "Eggman makes mistakes too!" Yeah, but never to this level.
The End: He brought back The Trend in the games. And he boasted about being better than all the other threats Sonic has faced, like a textbook bad fancharacter. And he never shuts the fuck up. And he failed to live up to his big talk. And his fight was Perfect Dark Gaia-tier. And he's a purple bollock. I really can't think of anything redeeming about this guy (as much as I hate Mephiles, at least he had Dan Green going for him). As far as personifications of death go, I'll stick with the Dreamworks Wolf.
I didn't bother adding non-game villains since most of them would have fallen into the same "shite, lol" category. Same for the post-Chaos giant monsters.
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