Here’s a pretty decent/large still which makes me think I might be able to deal with the blue, but the red is just too bright.
Spidey is new to this universe. He might be wearing a teen-made low-budget costume.
I guess it depends on how they present things in the movie. If memory serves (and being old, it probably doesn’t) some of PP’s/SM’s tech came from Tony Stark and/or Stark Industries. Regardless, I’ll be seeing it opening weekend. :D
They had Sony create two reasonably modern spidey suits and they resort to a crayon coloured CGI one. Please tell me it isn’t so.
[drooling intensifies]
That final head into rumble scene from the trailer looks reminiscent of the opening titles of the 90’s X-Men.
I hate trailers, but since I’ve been subjected to a whole bunch of ones for this movie I figured what the hell.
I figured Spider-Man would be on Captain America’s side.
Note: Possible spoiler.
Although they’re not adapting the comic storyline directly, I suspect they’re following it with reference to Spider-man. He’s the guy who starts out on Stark’s side and then changes to Cap’s.
I’m thinking the exact same thing happens in the movie.
That makes sense. I can see a (very young, impressionable and, well, poor) Peter Parker being dazzled by being asked to be included in something that big, but then realising what it all means.
I like the voice for Spider-Man, but I really hope that’s not what the suit looks like in theaters.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
To add an additional thought: Why go retro on Spidey’s costume when all the other costumes have been “updated” to a more modern look?
To add an additional additional thought: I think it’s ho bright the colors are. Cap and Iron Man both have muted colors compared to the comics.
http://screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Captain-America-Civil-War-Spider-Man-Costume-Eyes-Official.jpg
Here’s a pretty decent/large still which makes me think I might be able to deal with the blue, but the red is just too bright.
Spidey is new to this universe. He might be wearing a teen-made low-budget costume.
I guess it depends on how they present things in the movie. If memory serves (and being old, it probably doesn’t) some of PP’s/SM’s tech came from Tony Stark and/or Stark Industries. Regardless, I’ll be seeing it opening weekend. :D
They had Sony create two reasonably modern spidey suits and they resort to a crayon coloured CGI one. Please tell me it isn’t so.
[drooling intensifies]
That final head into rumble scene from the trailer looks reminiscent of the opening titles of the 90’s X-Men.
http://basementrejects.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/x-men-animated-series-season-1-xavier-professor-x-cyclops-wolverine-jean-grey-rogue-gambit-jubilee-billboard-600×300.jpg
http://i.stack.imgur.com/EsL9q.png
I hate trailers, but since I’ve been subjected to a whole bunch of ones for this movie I figured what the hell.
I figured Spider-Man would be on Captain America’s side.
Note: Possible spoiler.
Although they’re not adapting the comic storyline directly, I suspect they’re following it with reference to Spider-man. He’s the guy who starts out on Stark’s side and then changes to Cap’s.
I’m thinking the exact same thing happens in the movie.
That makes sense. I can see a (very young, impressionable and, well, poor) Peter Parker being dazzled by being asked to be included in something that big, but then realising what it all means.