This from MTV News: Movie Trailers - Movies Blog "Parker started as a little bit of a selfish, naive, and insecure high school kid," the director said. "He learned some lessons from his uncle and a little bit about the meaning of responsibility. "In the second picture, he wrestled with his personal fulfillment versus that responsibility and, in the third film, I think it was a little bit about his growing hubris, his pride swallowed up, and the darkness that came out of that and the grief that it caused for his best friend and his girlfriend and himself." For Spider-Man 4,' Raimi and Maguire envision Parker stepping into a new found maturity while also learning to balance his personal life with his time as Spider-Man. "I think it's about putting his head down and moving forward with the knowledge that he has this responsibility," Raimi explained. "And it's about the growth of that understanding, that it encompasses more than just his sense of duty toward others but he also has a sense of responsibility as a human being toward the ones he loves." Spider Man 4 will be swinging its way into theaters spring 2011.
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