THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 3 Logo Revealed!

I wish they'd be more creative. Add something to it, like The Web of The Amazing Spider-Man, or something like that, you know? Add some spice to the title.

No one complains about the comics having Numbers in their [frick]ing titles.....

But there are assholes who complains about them in the MOVIES.

Has it ever occured to you that sometime there will be so many [frick]ing spiderman MOVIES, that there will be no more new cool titles tu use?

I think that its ok to use numbers in cbms titles since there almost 50 [frick]ing years of story to tell. The problem is when you put it in original movies, IMHO.

@sameoldthing True, but star wars does have numbers in the title still with things like star wars episode 4 a new hope, there is no way to have it both ways with spider-man, you couldn't do the amazing spider-man, then the spectacular spider-man 2. And The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Spectacular, would just sound weird. Plus, i have to agree with richard, they would just run out eventually, and i think they want this series to stay, so numbers is a good way to keep things going, unless they pull a halloween and starting pulling subtitles out of their asses at number 6.

At least the foriegn ones have coolish titles to go with the 2. The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro. Maybe they should stick to that method from now on

Rise of Electro? More like Demise of Electro ;)

Really people? You can't figure out an order of films that are released & need numbers like your learning 1,2,3 / A,B,C's..?
Simply look at the back for year of release if it's so hard for you.

I'm kinda shocked at the level of reasoning here.
Sequels are now a constant so let's be more imaginative than silly numbers.

@Jollem, yeah, thats why they have spin offs planned, and a fourth film after marc webb is done with spider-man, just because one director leaves doesn't mean they will reboot, the only reason they rebooted in the first place was because they had already been working on it during the development of spider-man 4, just in case something happened. here, they have spin offs, and plenty of future movies planned, they are not going to reboot again. at least not any time soon.

Glad they're sticking to formula (was anyone expecting any different?), glad there's no tacky subtitle as subtitles rarely work well (Captain America got lucky). As for each movie getting a different prefix (e.g. Amazing, Spectacular, etc.), that'd be a bit of a waste - this way, those can be saved for rebooted series', which we all know will happen eventually. Plus, you want some kind of continuity between the film titles in each series. It shouldn't look like a mess of random prefixes and subtitles when you're reading off the installments of each individual series.

And it's not like there's a huge amount to use anyway. Ultimate is tacky, Web of Spider-Man would be a mouthful for a movie series, Superior doesn't really make sense... all he really has is Amazing, Spectacular, Sensational, and possibly Friendly Neighbourhood (although that'd be highly unlikely as it seems too childish for general audience tastes). And, I suppose if Marvel ever got the character back, Avenging Spider-Man or even just Marvel's Spider-Man.

@AC1
Gotta disagree.

I will use Star Wars again as an example,yea they have the "episode" designation but not on the actual titles.
Maybe I'm also accustomed to reading actual books,comics & novels.
A continuing series doesn't use ridiculous numbers like your in kindergarten,they have actual "titles".
A numeric system can apply to the series like issue numbers but using that in actual title is amateurish.

So yeah...the numbers evoke ignorance,you fit that bill?