Dana, every movie ever created was to make money. You’re right that none of them had great plots but at least the first two we watchable. Either way it doesn’t change the fact that just because a movie makes a lot of money doesn’t excuse it from being bad.

And Ayser, I could not understand most of what you said, so I won’t try to reply.

Zack Snyder was perfect to direct Watchmen

The guy that directed 300 AND loves Watchmen? He did it beautifully

And you guys still dont get what i mean by “Making sense”

I know its a comic book, but even in science fiction everything should hold a base of logic, a limit.
I dont want to see Wolverine flying or Tony Stark turning invisible, but you guys are like 2 years old so no matter how i explain myself youll pull out an answer that sounds like something from the movie “Idiocracy”
so i give up with reason. You guys are right. Lets give Spidey another superpower, the power to create ropes out of thin air, or beter yet, have them fit inside his forearm.

Here’s my thoughts. I don’t agree that it’s bullshit because again, from what I’ve heard, 500 days of Summer was a great movie. And you don’t know how great it will be until it comes out.

For example, when Zack Snyder was announced to direct Watchmen, many Watchmen fans gave up hope. But he made the right choice by saying “Fuck it” and making the movie his own way. And we ended up (well, some people ended up anyway) with a kick ass film. And he had only directed two movies beforehand.

So again, you never know. But that’s just my opinion.

whats the point of making a series if the plot is bad?
te 1st movie might make alot of money but unless theres a good or even mediocre story np 1 will watch the sequal

The reason Spiderman was made was to make money. All of the movies have pretty bad plots. It’s all about action and action equals money.

What I dont like about the organic web is that it is disgusting. He just seems like a freak. A 6th sense, super strength and agility is all fine. Sticking to walls is a little bit freaky, but shooting webs out of your arms just takes it to a whole new level.

Forget the web-shooters, the real question is whether or not we can expect the Spider-mobile to show up! ;-)

If you’re looking for logic, comic books aren’t the right place to look.

Because it makes no freaking sense.

Hes juiced up not a magician.

The best comic books always have a neat science side to them…
theres nerds and geeks… im a nerd.
I like my comic books having a little bit of scientific “sense” behind them. Not just “He can fly because he fucking CAN!”

This is only my side of it though…

I find it so weird when people excuse horrible movies because they make a lot of money… How is that a positive thing for audiences? Isn’t that just encouraging crap film making so long as they make a profit?

The conversation is about a kid who gets bitten by a radioactive spider and is able to climb walls, lift cars, and has a 6th sense. Soooo, why is it also lame that he can shoot webbing from his arms?