The director explains that what you saw in the trailer is just a hint of what is in store for the viewing audience when the film hits theaters next summer. I was hoping that was more of a gimmick for the trailer, but sadly the copycat effect of Mirror's Edge will have a more prominent role in the movie. I for one get motion sick very quickly and still remember running to the bathroom during Blair Witch. I guess I'll be knocking back dramamine like they're orange tic tacs.
"[There] are also moments we really wanted to embrace this experiential process of 3-D," Webb told us about Spidey Vision while at San Diego Comic-Con. "The teaser is a hint at some of that."
"We shot and conceived of this film in 3-D," he said, "and I wanted there to be moments where you really feel and see the world through Spider-Man's eyes. I wanted to get that visceral feeling. In 3-D, I thought there was something about the experiential process, in a big theatrical environment, that was really special that I had seen before. I was like, 'If I'm going to do a movie in 3-D, I want to give the audience that experience."
The Amazing Spider-Man focuses more on Peter Parker’s high school days and the development of his powers while navigating the troubles of a brainy geek in high school. And starring Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Denis Leary, Rhys Ifans, Martin Sheen, and Sally Field, the films swings into theaters July 3, 2012 in 3D!