Thursday, June 17, 2004
The night who died?
So Kirsten Dunst says she probably wouldn't do a fourth Spider-Man film. Fair enough, that's a pitfall of any franchise.
So here's what they oughta do. Be warned, this is entirely fanwank. Feel free to skip.
In Spidey 3, you have Harry Osborn follow in his father's footsteps and become the new Green Goblin (or maybe the Hobgoblin.) And at the end, he succeeds where his father failed--he kills Spidey's girlfriend. Totally go the Gwen Stacy route. And fuck with the audience expectations.
Then, in the fourth one, Spidey becomes vengeful and angry (even donning a black costume), which allows us to contrast Spider-Man against that movie's villain, the "Dark Avenging Lethal Enforcer Guy," Venom.
That's what I would do. But I'm not Sam Raimi.
So here's what they oughta do. Be warned, this is entirely fanwank. Feel free to skip.
In Spidey 3, you have Harry Osborn follow in his father's footsteps and become the new Green Goblin (or maybe the Hobgoblin.) And at the end, he succeeds where his father failed--he kills Spidey's girlfriend. Totally go the Gwen Stacy route. And fuck with the audience expectations.
Then, in the fourth one, Spidey becomes vengeful and angry (even donning a black costume), which allows us to contrast Spider-Man against that movie's villain, the "Dark Avenging Lethal Enforcer Guy," Venom.
That's what I would do. But I'm not Sam Raimi.
