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Spiderman | Tobey Maguire Andrew Garfield Returns | Brett Keane Review · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hi, Brett. I just wanted to say that I'm
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  glad you're posting frequently again and maybe an idea for a
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  video you could do like a sort of a vlog.
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  Like what if you want to are? No no what if you started a
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  recipe like if you have any Keen Family Recipes but you'd like to
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  share with the rest of the world.
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  I think that would be an interesting.
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  An idea. All right, have a good night.
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  God bless Hey, so I heard people want some team recipes.
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  Well, I don't know if this is necessarily recipe, but I tell
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  you guys what I put in like me, never I grill.
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  My family really loves me when I grill a little of my food.
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  Not surely me anyway. When I do what marinate on my
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  sperm eye, steaks, I like to put some Worcestershire sauce.
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  Well, olive oil. Salt white pepper, Sage onion
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  powder, garlic powder and I'll either put in some Applewood
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  seasoning or Mesquite seasoning. Let that all marinate covered up
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  and let it just soak in there and all those wonderful yummy
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  juices. And then when I do the burger, I
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  make about an inch thick. About 4 inches round.
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  So good, quarter pound burger. Let's see, using my season
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  consists of the same thing. You'll Sage salt, white pepper,
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  and onion powder. Garlic powder.
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  And then if I put the applewood in the steak, I didn't I'll use
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  Mesquite in the burger. If I use it in the steak I use
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  Applewood, it Burger. And then I form the burgers or
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  let them sit covered for a little while.
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  Go get my grill going. I like use a charcoal grill,
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  something about the flame kissed.
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  Meet just delicious to me. Now I can see using gas, if you
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  hit, we're in a very windy place, but here in the Missouri
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  area, we it doesn't get quite that when you all the time, he's
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  not where we are. Today was Christmas.
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  So of course, I grilled it was like 60 degrees outside, why
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  not? Anyway, that's something I like
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  to do and then we'll do our vegetables.
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  Today we did wonderful, green beans.
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  Well, salt, little pepper, a little butter, easy, simple,
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  delicious. Sometimes.
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  I like to cook them up with some bacon.
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  Do some onion in there. Oh yes, we did very well.
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  Delicious food. While calling again later.
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  But other time was something out that Mama, King likes to cook up
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  by. My family creates music art and
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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keen from God TV
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  radio. I hope you're all having a
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  wonderful and blessed day as many of you probably heard by.
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  Now if you're interested in Spider-Man universe, they have
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  recently put forth a movie with Tom Holland about the Multiverse
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  with Doctor Strange and several of the villains from spanning
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  from all the different older. Spider-Man movies ended up
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  coming into play. And one of the other great
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  things is that all the Spider-Man's including Andrew
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  Garfield, and Tobey Maguire ended up showing up in the film.
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  Well, because it was such a success and people responded.
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  So highly of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's performance.
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  Obviously, everyone loves Tom Holland but because of the older
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  versions of Spider-Man, a great deal.
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  Love multitudes of people, a massive amount of people have
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  requested that Tobey Maguire as well as Andrew Garfield.
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  Get another opportunity where role as Spider-Man, whether they
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  get to participate with Tom Holland and the Multiverse or be
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  able to get their own movies, well apparently Sony and Disney
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  ended up working out, some kind of deal in the Marvel Universe
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  to allow them to have their own Multiverse movie where they do
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  their own thing. And of course, that would also
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  mean that they may have the opportunity to show up and
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  lighter flicks. Now, from what I remember about
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  Tobey Maguire, his first two movies were extreme success.
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  They were done by Sam Raimi. The same guy who made Xena
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  Warrior Princess and Hercules. And one of the reasons why I
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  think his superhero movie are apt, ation of Spider-Man turned
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  out so good. Good is Sam.
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  Raimi is good at building a character.
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  I mean just take a look at like Xena Warrior Princess.
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  This was originally an enemy of Hercules and the enemy of
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  Yola's. His partner that he ran around
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  with a Xena was considered a murderer, a killer a terrible
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  person but then she wanted to redeem herself.
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  She goes through different experiences in her existence and
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  entire television shows created about her and you find But she's
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  not as evil and terrible. As you would think that she is
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  looking to not only find forgiveness for the people
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  around her. But also to be able to forgive
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  yourself for some of the experiences she was in Xena,
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  started out as a character that seemed very shallow at first to
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  someone who was supposed to be in there.
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  But Sam Raimi ended up really building her into one of the
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  most powerful. Strongest feminist characters
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  that you could ever have. And those were the days where
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  they weren't pushing political agendas, it was more about just
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  simply writing a good story and not trying to force diversity
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  and feminism and all kinds of garbage harness men as well as
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  women love the shit Outta Xena Warrior Princess and her partner
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  Gabriel and of course we all loved Kevin Sorbo portraying his
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  version of Hercules. I'm probably the Ask that there
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  ever was and he ended up making Spider-Man with Tobey Maguire
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  and Tobey Maguire just by, looking at him, you can tell
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  according to a lot of things that I've read Tobey Maguire
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  wasn't even the first idea that they had as playing Peter.
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  Parker who would, of course, eventually become Spider-Man.
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  They didn't like the idea of doing a character where it was
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  more about Out Peter Parker than it was about Spider-Man and his
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  heroics but Sam Raimi being that he also constructed the Evil
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  Dead series with Bruce Campbell, one of my favorite actors as
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  well as his character Ash and the Evil Dead.
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  An Army of Darkness here. He's he would go on to being
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  very successful with any work that he did with Sam, Raimi
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  Bruce Campbell's played in other parts.
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  He ended up playing a the thief and Xena Warrior Princess but I
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  think Most people would admit his character was kind of
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  annoying and didn't really fit the part of what we were looking
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  for. From Bruce.
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  I mean, he had all the arrogance and the, you know, the ignorant
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  quotes and comments and all that but it just didn't feel like the
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  Bruce Campbell we had from the evil dead.
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  I think unfortunately Bruce got himself stereotyped and any
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  movies or shows that he would play in later.
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  You would always see that Ash character and expect them to say
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  he'll to the King baby or groovy, who knows?
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  It's not that. He's a bad actor or anything
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  like that. It's just people got used to
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  what he was about and what he originally got built up for.
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  So Tobey Maguire, he ends up playing the part and Sam Raimi
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  spent a lot of time in the movie building, who Peter Parker was
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  what his dreams and Ambitions where they showed a vulnerable
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  kid, who had a lot of issues going on.
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  He was trying to live his life dealing with Death and pain and
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  suffering that all humans deal with and Tobey Maguire ends up
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  going on to a second movie where a person who he considered his
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  friend is unfortunately altered through a science experiment
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  which is usually the routine way to make a villain in the Marvel
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  Universe. Apparently and there's just
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  something about having it to where your friend turns on you
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  and tries to destroy. Why you and all that and you
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  don't, you pull your punches and all this kind of stuff.
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  You don't want to kill the person you don't want to hurt
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  them. And of course, in the first one,
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  he took our and Green Goblin who also was another person to Peter
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  Parker respected and cared about along, with the fact that his
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  best friend just so happened to be the son of the sky.
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  Then the third movie comes along, and I believe that's
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  whenever the sun finds out, he's Spider-Man, is we find out You
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  know, he finds out that his father was killed in an accident
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  between his battle with Spider-Man and they went that
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  route, Unfortunately they made huge mistakes and the third
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  movie where they were trying to slam too many villains and and
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  they didn't spend enough time building who these villains were
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  like. They did the first and second
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  movie and people didn't respond as well or engage the movie as
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  well. Marvel's made this mistake.
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  Square, if they hit gold with a movie, and then the sequel turns
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  out good sometimes at the first movie blows up, they decide that
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  they want to throw the character in with a group of other
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  superheroes. Almost as if they're very role
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  in the movie is not to have that moment where you're building
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  anything, they build something and then they throw it in with a
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  bunch of other characters and figure that since people are in
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  the comic books and cartoons That they're just going to
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  immediately like gravitate towards the other characters
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  that one built characters into. That's what they did with Iron
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  Man, Tony Stark, they did that with Robert Downey jr.
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  They built them up in the Iron Man movie and then they started
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  throwing him in with other characters and started making us
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  go. Huh.
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  Who's the store guy? Who's this character?
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  Who's at the problem with making movies like that?
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  Is the only audience that you're going to hit is the people who
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  are in the comic books and people who are into comic books.
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  Majorly are very religious about how they, who they think should
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  play the character if it were to ever be in a movie.
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  And they also care about not only the superhero part of it,
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  but they care about the character itself.
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  I'm kind of like the same way women enjoy soap.
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  Operas they like to see who the character is.
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  They want to know who the person is and then you bring the damn
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  drama not you know, before kind of deal.
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  It's like this ladies and gentlemen if you make a
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  superhero movie or any kind of movie involving a hero, if you
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  just throw them into the mix and then you start killing out,
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  their family members are causing them damage.
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  If Don't know who the person is behind the mask.
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  If you don't know what they've been through, then you have no
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  investment. Are you know if they get hurt or
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  they get killed or they suffer some kind of tragedy that's the
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  reason why a movie like Rocky Balboa.
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  Worked out so good you get to see a guy who's not super
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  intelligent but he's got a big heart.
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  He wants to help people. He's a caring guy who just so
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  happens to believe in this convinced the only way he can
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  make money or get any kind of credibility is If he gets in the
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  ring with men, who are much more Superior than him men that he
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  actually glorifies and idolizes and manages, the last a couple
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  rounds. You got to have to, in order to
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  have a good hero, you have to have good villains, you have to
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  have a good build up a good story about who the person is.
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  And then whenever you introduce them to the villain, the villain
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  has to have a backstory to. It has to have a build-up,
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  you're wondering who this person is.
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  A lot of people really, really get into the idea of, you know,
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  the Joker isn't just some guy who cracks jokes and kills
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  people that there's more to him that he's kind of a Villain who
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  didn't really want to be like that.
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  That wasn't what he ever planned on doing it just so happened
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  that like the superhero who got into a science experiment but
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  chose to be morally good. Some people they end up giving
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  up and they take a totally different direction and they
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  think that the only way that they're going to be able to get
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  the attention or get the justice that they want, is that they do
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  it themselves and it can you can easily go from.
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  Being a hero to a villain. If you think about it in this
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  type of universe, in the way life is, you may think that
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  you're doing something right, you may think you're doing
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  something good. You're going to notice when
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  watching enemies of Marvel and DC, expect only the ones that
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  are actually good films and Good comic books that any one of
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  these bad guys could have ended up being a good guy superhero,
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  they could have been more. The Joker, of course and a lot
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  of the characters of The Batman series didn't have like super
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  powers. So I guess they figured.
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  They were just limited human beings and that chaos was the
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  only way to power, who knows? But besides told me McGuire his
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  third movie introduced an actor, who was attempting to play
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  Venom. I believe it was the third one.
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  It's hard to keep track of all these different superhero movies
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  that Exploded in front of my face.
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  No one like the actor who played them.
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  It's not that he was a bad actor, it's just that there's
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  just certain people don't fit a roll and then um was kind of
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  cheesy as we're in the comic books.
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  Venom was somebody that you didn't fuck with.
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  He was like a really badass some of the Vets to be concerned
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  about Tom Hardy has managed to represent Venom better in the
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  character that That he is split personality or whatever you want
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  to call it of Venom is much more darker and much more rough.
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  Although Marvel is attempting to add some humor to the character.
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  For whatever reason, then I'm was not really a funny guy in
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  the and the comic books, he was more of a brutal cookie-cutter
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  Destroyer type of character, but yet he did have a backstory and
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  I think that's one of the reasons why people attached to
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  him. So after that movie, kind of
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  bombed because there was too much shit going on on the screen
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  and not enough story build up. They felt like they done enough
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  with Toby, the Spider-Man alternative of Tobey Maguire
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  ended up going down the shitter. And we never got to see Toby
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  Maguire again. And we also According to some
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  reviews out there as Tobey Maguire was getting older, this
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  is what rumors that you hear on the internet.
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  I don't For sure. But apparently Tobey Maguire
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  felt that since he was wearing a mask is Spider-Man, he shouldn't
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  have to do all the stunts that they should just CGI as ass all
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  over the place because it was horrible for him to play the
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  superhero. Why?
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  Because when we're watching a movie, we watch an hour and a
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  half or two hours of the film. And we don't realize that the
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  guy who's playing Spider-Man, sometimes has to hang upside
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  down for eight. Fucking An hour's aren't a green
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  screen in order to be able to do just a two-minute fucking scene.
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  We don't realize the Athletics and the running and the jumping
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  and all this bullshit that's involved.
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  These are actual human beings who are working in from the
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  green-screen, they twist their ankles, they hurt themselves,
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  sometimes they're walking on tightropes and there's a lot of
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  things that can go wrong and Tobey Maguire was getting older.
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  And I And according to the gossip and rumors of the
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  internet. If you believe any of that
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  bullshit, he wanted them to computerize Spider-Man since
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  they already proved they could do that in some parts.
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  Anyway, he figured why not do that and then I'll play the
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  Peter Parker character. He was when Tobey Maguire became
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  Spider-Man. The reason why he enjoyed it was
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  he enjoyed playing the human element, the Spider-Man, he
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  wasn't so much into playing the suited guy running around
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  kicking ass and doing the fight. Seems it seemed like it was more
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  about Peter and I think that's the reason why he was so willing
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  to be in this newest movie, because if you watch, right, he
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  spends 90% of the time and a normal out.
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  Outfit. It's not until the end where he
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  puts on a Spider-Man suit and and it's not until the action
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  scenes where he puts on the hat and everything.
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  Well in even after that, whenever they're all hugging and
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  talking, he doesn't have the mass Garden, you get to see his
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  eyes and his face and all that. So, that was really cool as far
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  as Garfield goes, Andrew Garfield.
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  From what I have seen in interviews videos.
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  He seems like he loves the character Spider-Man, even more
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  than Tom Holland does as well as Tobey Maguire, this is a kid who
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  grew up being a fan of Spider-Man.
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  This is a kid, all of his life where you didn't need to sit him
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  down and have them do a great deal of research about
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  Spider-Man because you already knew what Peter Parker was.
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  Is whenever he was 10 years old, reading comic books and shit.
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  This was a fan who was given the opportunity to be a part of
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  something that he always dreamed.
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  He could be. And at that time, whenever he
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  got offered the role of Spider-Man, he'd already seen,
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  everything told me McGuire did is all his old shit and he was
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  just totally pumped. He was totally happy but they
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  put a under Garfield in a position where They didn't
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  really want to give the Peter Parker character that much
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  build. They were trying to do a remake
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  instead of actually do something new with Spider-Man and Andrew
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  felt like he was being. He was basically playing a role
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  in order for a corporate company make money and he constantly
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  argued with them that he didn't think Peter Parker would do
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  something like this, and they put him in a the place where
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  they want Spider-Man to be more of a Angry pissed-off Kid who's
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  angry because his girlfriend died and because he lost people,
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  so now he's going more towards a villain type of character.
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  Could you imagine being a kid who loves Spider-Man and you
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  told you get to play the role, but you got to turn Spider-Man
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  into a dickhead that I don't know that.
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  I just think that that would be heartbreaking.
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  So Garfield ended up making a movie.
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  He went through with it, but he ended up portraying a young man
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  who had a lot of feels he cried. And he was very good at acting,
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  he's an excellent actor, but Spider-Man didn't go, what,
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  like, what he was hoping for. And then whenever they offered
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  him, another role, it turned out to be more of the same and he
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  felt like because he was in a successful Spider-Man movie.
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  He should have more say, but apparently they didn't, they
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  fired his ass and something down a river.
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  And then we ended up with Tom Holland and we ended up with
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  this huge franchise of the Avengers and all that.
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  And Tom Holland has that look he's got that nice kid type of
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  thing going about him. He he's able to pull off a good
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  chunk of Peter Parker and he's also able to play a good
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  Spider-Man, it's weird. Tobey Maguire was like the
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  original start. And he was like the best Peter
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  Parker but Garfield was the best Spider-Man.
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  And then you've got Tom Holland who's like good at both things
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  but not as how do I put it not as great at either part and ER
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  and Garfield just filled it in and that's impossible for Tom
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  Holland really to cut out his own concept because Spider-Man's
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  been done, so many different ways.
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  It's kind of like Batman. We're all looking forward to the
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  new Batman, but we're all like, oh man, when I remember when
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  Michael Keaton's Batman came out, everybody was like, Michael
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  Keaton. Why put him as fucking Bruce
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  Wayne? That doesn't make sense.
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  But then he plays Batman and a Tim Burton movie, everybody
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  loves them, they go, oh yeah, he's perfect, but they didn't
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  want it at first, they fucking hated it.
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  And then the The Val Kilmer, he comes in and I got to admit, I
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  didn't I wasn't feeling Val Kilmer, and I definitely was
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  disappointed in George Clooney's performance.
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  I felt like he was there for a fucking paycheck and that was
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  that, then Christian Bale comes along and we went back to our
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  roots with Batman. We started getting out of all
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  this glow-in-the-dark bullshit, neon crap and we started
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  focusing on, who is Bruce Wayne, how much is he actually
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  sacrificing as the? Ha and we love that guy.
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  Well, now we got the motherfucker from Twilight
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  Princess. This guy who Sparkles as vampire
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  from Twilight and we can tell just by the trailers that
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  they're taking Batman. Very fucking seriously and
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  they're also making the villains actually scary and hard core.
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  The Riddler kind of got pussified by Jim Carrey's role.
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  Even though Jim Carrey was funny.
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  Jim Carrey wasn't playing the character too.
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  A fucking Riddler. You was playing Jim Carrey Jim
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  Carrey. Anytime you see him in a movie
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  or television show? You don't feel like you're
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  watching like a character. You feel like you're watching,
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  Jim Carrey doing stand-up comedy with with a different costume
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  on. It's not that.
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  He's a bad actor, it's just he's got that fucking rubbery face
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  and you just can't help to think Jim Carrey not Riddler.
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  But so Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire, they're being offered
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  the opportunity to make new movies and probably be a part of
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  the Multiverse makes sense. If you think about it, the
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  Avengers have done everything that you possibly could with
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  fucking superheroes. You got a big Baddie who blinks
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  a third of humanity out of existence.
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  Where do you go from that point on and after doing all these
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  like buildups and then have Thanos What do you do with that
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  shit? Well you're going to have to go
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  into the Multiverse to find enemies that are more dark or an
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  ignorant. It's pretty obvious that Marvel
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  wants to do these big epic pictures with a lot of
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  superheroes combined and they're going to have to if they're
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  going to do this are going to have to do another five years or
• 24:40
  ten years of buildup with like Celestial fucking enemies
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  enemies. That are not even from Earth any
• 24:46
  more like Sam A nose but something, even worse.
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  And I can't think of anything on Earth that you can invent or
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  create that could actually even come close to something like
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  with a nose character. So that's what I expect to
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  happen. That's my prediction.
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  I think it's great. They under Garfield gets another
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  opportunity because I feel like Andrew Garfield.
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  Spider-Man Tobey Maguire, he kind of got to do, there was
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  closure with him, we kind of just said, alright, the third
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  movie, kind of stunk, but we still love the guy.
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  We didn't like start hating him. In fact, people started making
• 25:26
  ridiculous fucking means of him but Garfield, it's like he only
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  got a little bit of an opportunity to shine and he
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  didn't get to Make Spider-Man Shine the way you ever wanted
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  to. It was sad.
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  It was fucking sad to see a fan of Spider-Man, be basically
• 25:44
  kicked to the curb and not get to do what he wanted to do.
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  And in fact, the movie left us with a lot of questions that
• 25:51
  left us with a lot of pain and there was no Redemption for
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  Andrew Garfield. It wasn't until this new movie
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  came along where he, as well as Tobey Maguire star in it.
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  And it's as if the Multiverse Gave both Spider-Man's,
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  including Tom, Holland Redemption and closure, one of
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  the best parts in the movie. Spoiler alert is MJ of Tom
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  Hollands, verse and ends up falling off of the Statue of
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  Liberty, and Tom Holland. Can't save her because he's
• 26:25
  getting fucking jacked by the the Green Goblin and he's so
• 26:29
  distracted. He's not able to save his own
• 26:31
  woman and got mr. A field ends up flying to the
• 26:37
  rescue. And anybody that love the under
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  Garfield's version of Spider-Man.
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  Knew that in his universe. Unfortunately, he lost his girl,
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  he wasn't the hero who ended up saving his girl.
• 26:53
  At the end of the day, he did everything he could but she died
• 26:57
  and it was his wife and that's how his movies ended where he
• 27:02
  lost everything he cared about and we never got a follow-up
• 27:05
  movie where his life improves our gets better.
• 27:09
  We're just left with a Spider-Man.
• 27:11
  He's been fucking utterly obliterated.
• 27:15
  It's horrible. But in this new movie, he's able
• 27:20
  to save the girl. It's not his girl but it was
• 27:24
  like closure for him to do that and the audience responded.
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  Very very well and of course his acting was Supreme Tobey Maguire
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  was Supreme Tom, Holland did all that he did and I like the idea
• 27:38
  that Tom Holland Didn't have this massive fucking ego where
• 27:43
  he felt like he needed to be in every screenshot or whatever and
• 27:48
  I like the fact that the other Spider-Man's were allowed to
• 27:51
  shine in his movie even though Tom Holland is a Spider-Man that
• 27:56
  everybody is, you know, rooting for it this time it would be
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  kind of like a Henry Cavill movie and then CGI.
• 28:04
  Christopher Reeves in it and have Christopher Reeves be like
• 28:07
  Luke Skywalker getting the shit beat out of him by A and then
• 28:11
  only what Henry Cavill shine. I'm tired of these movies where
• 28:15
  they make the older superheroes or older Legacy Heroes look like
• 28:20
  dog shit or kill them and then just leave them in shambles or
• 28:25
  like Hermits who had nothing to offer completely drain.
• 28:29
  Their optimism as Heroes. I hate that shit.
• 28:33
  So I'm excited. I'm excited to see what is going
• 28:36
  to happen and the Spider-Man universe, I'm excited.
• 28:40
  That a fan of Spider-Man gets to return and shine and Tobey
• 28:43
  Maguire. Unless Marvel makes a big
• 28:46
  fucking mistake and decides they want to try to push the feminism
• 28:51
  bullshit, the homosexual shit. The there's got to be the
• 28:55
  diversity and all this kind of stuff, just make a movie, like
• 29:00
  you did with the Spider-Man, where you build the story, just
• 29:05
  build the characters up and give them Or don't try to just remake
• 29:13
  this shit. Give them more and just follow
• 29:16
  the story that we had to begin with.
• 29:20
  And that's where I stand. Ladies and gentlemen, I think
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  that Tom Holland Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield have quite
• 29:28
  the fucking future ahead of them.
• 29:30
  And I would love to see this shit happen with like Batman to.
• 29:35
  I would love to see Michael Keaton appear on the scene with
• 29:39
  Christian Bale and all these. I Christian Bale's a little bit
• 29:42
  of a snobby fucker, though. He doesn't seem like he wants to
• 29:46
  even have anything to do with Batman anymore, but I'd like to
• 29:51
  see that I'd like to see more of my villains and more of my
• 29:54
  heroes, having an actual story to them.
• 29:59
  Well, have a wonderful day. My throat's getting dry.
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  I hope you guys enjoyed the video.
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  Hello. This is Logan all the way from
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  Michigan. I just wanted to wish you a very
• 30:17
  merry Christmas to you and your family and I hope that you had a
• 30:21
  wonderful birthday. The song I want to request if
• 30:25
  it's okay is called rise again, sung by Dallas home and I
• 30:30
  normally don't do too much Christian music.
• 30:32
  It's not so much my thing, but I do like this one, I think it's
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  uplifting. It kind of, I don't know, gives
• 30:39
  me the warm and fuzzies inside, so So anyways I hope everyone
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