THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: Alternate Designs For Peter Parker's Web-Shooters

He needs to have the whole omg I ran out of web fluid gimmick at least once this movie

sweet!

Without internal dialogue it amounts to nothing. When will they learn.

At least with Tony Stark he talks not only to himself but to his AI computer.

I feel like if you're presenting news, you should give an unbiased view. Save your opinions for the comments section.

Spidex3000 - not gonna happen, but thanks for sharing.

Spidex3000: That's not true. Plenty of journalist use their articles to push their views. And those ones are generally only liked by peopenwhomshare their view. unbiased reporters and journalists are the way to go.

@DKR...that's what I thought... makes me wonder if he has to keep stealing it then?

[frick] those shooters! my father bought me better ones



XD

I would like a more explanation of his webbing and shooters. It would show his ingenious even more

He will clearly make better web shooters with a stronger and perfected Oscorp webbing, to go with his new suit.

Really? When, I remember him trying to shoot them off underwater, but of course that wouldn't work.

the webs looked really friggin' cool!

@The111thBiterofNails - i like the fact that you throw in your two cents from time to time. it's not like you're actually declaring fact or anything. and in nailbiter speak i'm assuming "few positives" = "new things" :)

I liked the web shooters in the film, although ultimately half way though the film for some reason I felt it was rather rushed and not as good as the first part. Maybe the sequel will be better. Doubt we'll get a proper Spider-man though until Marvel Studios has him back.

nailbiter111 - yeah i know, but if they use it too many times, it'll lose its effect.

^After the atrocity that is Ultimate Spider-Man, I've lost a lot of trust in marvel for a proper Spider-Man. It's like their stuck in a cycle where all their movies and shows have to be promo material for something else.

Fanboys bricked their nickers about some homemade webb shooters that had no effect on the character whatsoever. At least the cartoon would put Spider-man in situations where running out of webbing was crucial. He only has webb shooters here for the sake of having them, for the sake of the pretentious reaction they received.

I really like the mechanical web-shooters. I'm glad Marc Webb implemented them in his take on Spider-Man.

I love the fact that he built them from watches and other bits. I also loved how they are digital and are programmed by hooking them up to his computer. I thought the whole approach to the web-shooters in this movie was 100% spot on.

I still prefer organic webbing with Sam Raimi's version.

I really like the web-shooters. I originally thought the organic ones would be better and more convenient (story wise), but TASM really turned me around, because it does show Peter's intelligence and also adds an extra level of threat in that he can run out of webbing at any given time - and they were right not to use that plot-point in the first movie, because it's not the sort of thing you should use over and over again through the series, so I'm glad they saved it for a future movie (plus we got different versions of it in this movie, like the webs not working under water, and Lizard breaking the shooters in the finale).

As for the webbing, the way I see it, although it's never made clear in the movie, is that Peter bases his own formula on the bio-cable he steals from Oscorp. It's a bit of a stretch, but basically it's because he tells that criminal that it's webbing he developed ("Webbing that I developed myself, I dont think you really wanna know the details...") yet we see him steal those cartridges. In the video he watches online, the bio-cable has a metallic quality, so I'm guessing he adapts Oscorp's bio-cable into his own webbing. In fact, he may have just stolen empty cartridges to store his own webbing (plus, he may have needed the cartridges so he could build his webshooters around them).

Anyway, I like the webshooters we got in the movie. If I remember correctly, the lights are actually there to show the current status of the webshooters - the red light is there to show that the web-cartridge is loaded properly, while the green bar on the side shows the strength setting of the web or something (to web-swing it needs to be on a stronger setting to shoot the web further, but if it were on that setting when Spidey shot a web at someone it could injure them so he'd put it at a lower setting during combat).

@BossWalsh- Yeah, keep wishing.

no he did run out when he was swinging towards oscorp he ran out

I like the concept ones better than what they went with. In those you can actually see the capsules and that it is supposed to be reloaded unlike the ones in the movie where he never ran out of web fluid.

Shitty movie. Besides The Lizard, great VFX.

When I first became a fan of spiderman. I saw this the Rami movie of spiderman and thought, " Wow that movie was awesome", and I thought that was the real spiderman. It was until 5 years later that that I realized that that spiderman wasn't the real one at all, to a point.

When I got my first comic book about spiderman I didn't know that peter parker had made his own web fluid and it wasn't organic, i was like, "whoa peter parker didn't have organic webbing", it blew my mind and I started to have second thoughts about the Rami spiderman movies.

When the ASM came out with webshooters, I was hoping that it would implicate the comic book's peter parker web design to the movie. I was surpised that didn't and added webshooters to the outside where all his enemies could see the red flash. But I did like how they put in a scene when he built his web shooters and all the mistakes that came with perfecting it.