THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 Filming Dates

"that is a promise he cannot keep", this spiderman's a douche.

Yeah, that was the utmost biggest reason I hated TASM. "Sometimes those are the best kinds" line pissed me off to all hell. Even worse is when she smiled. Your dad just died Blondie, show some agony. I would've been pissed if he said that to me. If you love someone, let them go. If your destiny is to be a savior to mankind, you learn to isolate yourself to become a hero. Then again, he was never given the "With great responsibility" talk, just a horribly written dialogue speech that obviously tried to not be that speech, which just ended up being confusing and sounding stupid as hell. That and Marc Webb's fetish for sending tweets about every [frick]ing irrelevant thing on set of the next film is why I do not care about TASM 2.

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Eh, I'd break a very serious promise to get in with Emma Stone...Peter seems to have his head in the right place ;)

@MrSpock

i thought you gonna say "The Animated Series" :)

please, don't be fooled about this Peter/MJ relationship.
This is not how you write a tragedy.
You don't sacrifice yourself one day, and change your mind on the other. Peter romance with MJ was BADLY WRITTEN. AWFULLY.

I love you/But i can't be with you/ But i love you even more now/Oh no, i'm dragging you down/OK, OK ... I wanna marry you/
Who's that hot blond chick ?/ Give me one more chance, ok ?/
So you with Harry now ? Bitch

Can't wait for this, and GOTG next year.

You people are [frick]ing aliens.

Anyway, this college he might go to is [frick]ing crazy.
It's on an island.

I understand i maid a mistake.
Ravencroft prision is on an island, not the college...

Photos of the building were taken.

Is it disrespectful that he went against his promise to a dead man? Yeah, it kind of is. But it was a lose/lose situation to begin with. So, rather than keeping his promise to a dead man and breaking his girlfriend's heart, he tried to stay away, but then relented. Either way, Gwen would be in danger, considering Spider-Man's enemies in this series seem to all know him anyway. By keeping her close, he's more able to protect her. Staying away at this point would make very little difference.

And if you really want a comparison, Raimi's movies do something very similar. Peter avoids MJ 'to protect her', then realizes 'Oh wait a minute, all the bad guys keep attacking her anyway, so maybe if I'm closer to her, it'll be easier to protect her!'

You know, you guys talk so much crap about this film, without really knowing what you're talking about in the first place.

"If you love someone, let them go. If your destiny is to be a savior to mankind, you learn to isolate yourself to become a hero."
Yeah, that's why Spider-Man dates Mary Jane in most of the comics (at least, back when they were good) and even married her. Because he learned to isolate himself to become a hero. Bullshit. He learns, in every version of the story, that keeping his distance doesn't make a jack-shit of difference. It just so happens he learns it earlier in this movie series. I guess he's actually a smarter version of Peter then! Of course, you guys will all bitch and moan anyway, because you need everything to be dumbed down and simple rather than having any sort of weight or depth. It needs to be something pretty which you can stare at without thinking, filled with explosions and special effects, rather than anything that requires even the slightest amount of brain activity. Either that, or 'if it's not made by Marvel Studios and linked to The Avengers, then it's bad!' - well here's a newflash for you guys (and, just so this isn't misconstrued, I actually love most of the Avengers movies) Iron Man 2 was shit! The Incredible Hulk was forgettable! And The Avengers (even though I really liked it) ISN'T God's gift to cinema like you think it is. It's a pretty good movie, not a masterpiece. If you want quality storytelling, dare I say it, TASM is better in that category. Sure, it has some dumb, cliche moments (Lizard's whole plan being left on his computer being a key example), but it's got the better story.

Here's how it seems you'd prefer these films to go:
- Peter stays away from Gwen
- Gwen gets killed
- Peter's like 'Ah well, I tried!'
Because, face it, if Gwen didn't die in this series, you'd complain about that too, because it'd be too different from the comics. You guys will just complain about anything, no matter how good a film may be in its own right.