Spider-Man

the intended climax was the s cene on the bridge.

yea i guess your right, or like him getting burned and stuff was like a climax

Got this in my email ...

Movie mistakes in "Spider-Man"


Movie-mistakes.com (http://www.movie-mistakes.com) has done it again, this
time coming up with errors to spot next time you watch "Spider-Man." I've
compiled some right here...

When Peter shoots his web at his bedroom lamp and pulls it across the room,
it smashes against the wall and breaks. But when Aunt May is talking to
Peter from the door seconds later, the lamp is back on the dresser in one
piece.

When the tram with all the kids is falling, the kids are yelling. The adult
behind them isn't yelling & looks bored.

Right before the goblin attacks the Daily bugle you can see that J Jonah
Jameson is wearing Spider-man suspenders.

After Peter picks up his 'winnings' from the wrestling promoter, we see the
sillouette of the robber using his right hand (holding the gun) to hit the
promoter on the left side of the head. After the robber escapes and the
promoter askes Peter why he didn't stop him, the promoter is injured on the
right side of the head.

During the bridge scene the tram/cable car was obviously anchored on the
other end when the Green Goblin was holding it to make Spider-Man choose
which one to save, but after he drops it and when Spider-Man grabs the
tram/cable car to keep it from falling, it is no longer anchored, instead
it became sort of an yo-yo and somehow was secured at the end of the
snapped cable.

As the balcony at the youth festival falls apart, Harry Osborne is whacked
on the left side of his head by falling debris. However, during the scene
following this, Harry has a bandage on the RIGHT side of his head.

In the graduation day scene as Norman Osbourne is talking with Peter
Parker, Norman's right hand is on Parker's left shoulder then off. This
happens a few times as the camera angle switches.
In the school cafeteria after Peter saves MJ, he notices the fork that is
stuck to his hand. If you look at the back of his hand, the spider bite is
gone. In the next scene, it is back again.

At the World Unity Festival, Peter is taking pictures. When he looks up at
Harry and M.J. on the balcony, his camera, which has been your average
"right handed" camera throughout the film, magically becomes a "left
handed" camera.

When Peter leaves the house with Uncle Ben, when Ben gives Peter a ride to
the Library (wrestling event), Peter has nothing in his hands. When he
leaves Ben's car, he has a brown paper bag.

After the amazing beating Spider-Man takes at the hands of the Green
Goblin, which rips Spider-Man's costume to shreds, you can clearly see the
bruises and blood on Peter's face, and yet assuming the very next day, or
very shortly after, Peter attends Norman's funeral, and has no marks on his
face at all.

When Peter is drawing up ideas for his costume the hand is obviously that
of Stan Lee, the creator of the comic. Stan Lee is right handed and Tobey
is left handed. In one of the cuts the pen is in Tobey's left hand but it
shows him drawing with his right.

When Peter leaves the house with Uncle Ben, when Ben gives Peter a ride to
the Library (wrestling event), Peter has nothing in his hands. When he
leaves Ben's car, he has a brown paper bag.

i noticed this one while watching the movie, thats about it.

After the amazing beating Spider-Man takes at the hands of the Green
Goblin, which rips Spider-Man's costume to shreds, you can clearly see the
bruises and blood on Peter's face, and yet assuming the very next day, or
very shortly after, Peter attends Norman's funeral, and has no marks on his
face at all.

as for this one, wouldnt fast healing or something of that nature be a part of spider-man's powers?

i agree with powerfulsquid, plus it would ruin the movie if he had tons of scars and stuff at the end

Right after I saw this movie I went down to my uncles comic book store and not a person there was flaming it. Everyone liked it but they did say the CG spidey could've been better, but at least it was loyal to the comic book poses. I totaly agree to all of this. X-men was better in my opinon but I did find out the the Hulk might come out in January 2003 and X-men 2 May 2003, Daredevil- TBA 2003, Punisher TBA 2003. Thats all I know now. *Goes to read Superman*

i thought Spiderman was better, they stuck more to the story then Xmen, Xmen was cool and all but i think it could have been better...

there making a movie about the guy that can stretch, Kevin Smith is directing it, sadly he is not directing DareDevil =( *crys*

*goes and reads SideKicks*

I saw spiderman last night! so cool! they really stuck to the story! that kid makes a great peter parker! i even saw stan lee on screen for about a split second!

ya he was in it, i think he played a good peter, maybe a bit taller but he was prob. the best choice. and i think it was good cus Stan Lee was one of the executive producers so he had alot of say so in the making of it.....

but i still think the fighting and music could have been better

hey...uh anyone know
if there is a cheatcode to play as
venom costume?

i've been searching for awhile
and can't seem to get to many
results on the ps2...mainly
the one for ps, or gameboy :(

so if someone could help me ... :D
that' be great, thanks.