Wed May 9, 2007 1:58PM1 comment ›
Wed May 9, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman
Spider-Man 3: woulda, shoulda
It's made enough money, so read this instead
Ouch ouch ouch. A brutal recap of the film. Examples:
A huge crane swings around, very specifically knocking some floors out of the building where Gwen Stacey has a modeling job. She ends up hanging from something way up high. Down on the ground, Captain Stacey meets up with Eddie Brock, who is photographing the whole thing.
EDDIE: Hey, isn't that your daughter in deadly danger?
CAPTAIN: *yawn*
EDDIE: Shouldn't you be doing something?
CAPTAIN: Nah, these days we more or less just wait for Spider-Man. This is the best job ever!
EDDIE: By the way, I'm dating Gwen for some reason, although I too don't seem especially concerned. Let me take pictures.
Spider-Man arrives and saves the day, despite nearly being thwarted by some errant CGI.
This, along with a brief discussion of ECMLS, is worth a read.
(Artwork copyright Marvel Characters, Inc. All Rights Reserved. La de do da dey. Hat tip: Andrew Wheeler.)
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Comments (1)
Rob (3:54 PM on Thu May 10, 2007)
I have to say, this rendering did make me realize a lot more plot holes than I originally came away from the movie with. It's one of the only things that I've laughed that much out loud at work ever...many thanks to the author