I just want to see Tom's performance or a just a little taste about what this spidey is gonna be like. Even a costume pic would do.

Gimme webpits and I'll be a happy camper.
Oh, and don't make Peter emo again. Please.

Im just waiting here for the Civil War trailer to drop today. It better bloody be today.

All I ask of Watts (since the writers are stupid), don't [frick]ing use any scientist as a villain for the first film. Vulture, Doc Ock, Green Goblin, Lizard, Electro, [frick] them.

Use Shocker as the first villain. Do a street level criminal who Disney could still profit off of. Every Spidey film so far has a [frick]ing scientist.

Norman Osborn, Doc Ock, Connors, Dillion, Harry.

It's [frick]ing Groundhog's Day with Spidey villains. Everyone wants Vulture but [frick] him. Do Shocker. Start small. He's our "friendly neighborhood Spider-Man". Have Shocker basically be Ant-Manish in that he's a master thief and has a crew. He gains gloves and uses them as a distraction for heroes while his crew does the job.

I have a feeling if this peter cries, nobody will talk sh*t about it.

@dellamorte1872
Sounding like EVERY interpretation of Spidey I've ever heard not fresh and different.

Raimi and Webb may have spent a grand total of 30 minutes combined with Peter actually in High School, and never spent any amount of time fleshing out any of his peers or teachers. Flash is just a random bully (though I'll give Webb credit for giving hints of depth there without ever exploring it). All of the important relationship material happens outside of school in weird pseudo-adult workplace contexts.

Just like Batman has the greatest rogues gallery in comics, Spider-Man has the greatest supporting cast. If Marvel is able to make actual characters out of people like Robbie Robertson, Liz Allen, Flash Thompson, Betty Brant, instead of one-line extras or cartoon caricatures, it will go a long way in setting a different tone from the other two films.

And moreover, just because a character has been adapted a certain way unsuccessfully, doesn't mean a change in tone or approach is somehow better. Look at Tim Story's Fantastic Four vs. Trank's. Story's movies were in the wheelhouse of the FF, just not very good movies. While no movie is a guaranteed success, if Fox had pursued their characters in that same tone and approach, well, it probably couldn't have gone any worse.

I really liked Cop Car, so I hope he takes that type of approach to childhood/teens, etc, since they are choosing to go that route

I'm excited for this, great cast so far

Also I liked to remind you @DrDoom I probably will always be biased towards the Raimi films because when I first saw Spider-Man 2. I mean I wasn't born when the original Star Wars films came out or when 89 Batman came out but when I first saw it as a kid, how I felt was probably the same feeling people felt watching those films. If it wasn't for Spider-Man 2, I probably wouldn't be a Spidey fan.

I mean even now I've even tried to get my bias out and harshly judge it but everything from the epic Alex Ross/Danny Elfman opening to the final swing to inbetween everything in the film was just so well done.

@BoneSawIsReady
It would be unique if Uncle Ben survived long enough to see his boy become a hero. That would be a good way to go out.

That would be interesting.

@YouRangMilord

I'm wondering when the Ant-Man/Edgar Wright documentary will hit the shelves, haha, I really want to know the full story