what i find interesting.. is that his suit from the first movie? so they must have changed it cause fans were bitching. Thanks guys, we at least could have gotten one scene of him in his first suit for consistency

The concept art looks ballin'!!

I've just realized that Sony haven't really stuck to their guns with anything they set up from the first movie...
Fanboys bitched about the suit. So they changed it.
Fanboys said that it was too dark. Everything is colorful now.
Fanboys said that the score sucked. They bring in Hans Zimmer.

I don't know, the trailer has really made me miss the old suit. The bright colors don't work well with the CGI.

Is that the Green Goblin/Norman Osborn just above the word "concept"?

@TnisIsHeavy

Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins was not without its detractors. The Dark Knight changed a lot of the things people complained in Batman Begins and became one of the best of the genre.

A piece of art, especially a blockbuster film, is not unaffected by exterior influence. Art is a living ever changing thing, and so far to me TASM2 looks like the logical sequel from TASM1, and I couldn't be more excited. But to each his own I guess.

@thisisheavy I'm one of those fanboys so its a win in my book!

@Zauri

Im pretty sure the scene when he actually holds a car up is inspired by the comic

f uck these movies, they don't represent the Spider-Man and Peter Parker I grew up and with and knew and love, f uck Garfield and his trendy persona and haircut. Give me the romantic Parker from yester year and Spider-Man who was upbeat and condifent yet dealth with life's diffuclties with humor and not drowning in his Coldyplay song sorrows.

F uck this shit

@AnnoDomini

Hey, I know who you are. You were the guy who got banned from SHH for trolling the Amazing Spider-Man boards, aren't you? Forgive me for asking this and for the bluntness, but why? Why do you keep doing this? You are a big Nolan and Batman fan, and you made a joke out of yourself simply because while it's true that you seem a very intelligent person, your "hate" for this franchise and Marvel in general has gone too far and became what I just can think of an unhealthy obsession. Your 'crusade' against this franchise made you a joke. I wasn't an user of the SHH boards back then and neither I am now, but I've got to confess that I was relieved when the ban hammer came for you there. I know you probably won't stop, not because you don't want to, but because you can't. Please, seek help. And I'm not trying to be funny here.

Forgive my humblings but I just find it so weird the figure of the "hater". He is basically an anti-fan, devoid of any critical sense, but in reverse. He will complain and talk about a movie or franchise or whatever he doesn't like for hours without end and I just find this a tad bit sad. I always try to engage on conversations about stuff I like with my free time. I'd be literally miserable talking about the films I don't like and why I don't like them every day. Anno is the poster child of this kind of behavior, and I just can't believe this is healthy. But oh well.

As for The Dark Knight been a "natural progression" from Batman Begins, nothing could be further from the truth. That's some big revisionist history people try to sell. Batman Begins was received pretty poorly, the top critics on RT tored the film apart, with a 63% rating. I love Batman Begins and actually think it's Nolan's best film and Batman's best live action film so far, but it was considered very flawed and boring for taking itself too seriously. Nolan's answer was to release TDK, a film where Ledger made his tour de force performance of the Joker in a police drama where Batman was at best a glorified supporting character, heavily influenced by Michael Mann's Heat.

What TASM2 seems to be aiming is different, and I believe that it has potential of been as definitive for the Spider-Man franchise as TDK was for Batman's.