Entertainment Weekly has 15 new Spider-Man pics...

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So, they've released some some more images from the forthcoming Spider-Man movie reboot... so what do you think?


Starting with his home life... (That's Martin Sheen as Uncle Ben, and Sally Field as Aunt May as well as Andrew Garfield as Peter)



"Oh, hi Uncle Ben, Aunt May, can't talk... eating. Rewriting your own entire genetic code is hungry work you know."



A couple of glamour shots of the costume...



Not enough to make me reconsider my affection for a certain other posterior, but MY that's a NICE Spider-ass




And this I assume is his wrestling pre-costume costume otherwise it's urban rapper-Spidey... (Which I'm sure there MUST have been released as an action figure at some point)




Hmmm, yes, alas, when I see pics like this, I can easily believe that Andrew Garifeld is 28 rather than 16... But since he is VERY pretty it just makes me feel better that he is very, VERY legal for a bit of lusting after.



Okay, I like shots like this...



I also like that the webshooters look like something that he sort of made out of an old digital watch or two...




Rhys Ifans as Dr Connors.



A little UST for Peter and Flash... KISS HIM YOU FOOL!



Something something, Peter grabbing his balls, something something... fill in the blanks as you see fit



Dennis Leary as Captain Stacy



And for legality, the cover to the Lizard's first ever appearance, in Amazing Spider-Man #6

Comments

[indy2012]

Same here! A good movie's a good movie. Shouldn't matter where it is in relativity to other films. The only Raimi one I kinda liked was #1. I never understood the mass appeal of #2, which I thought was cornball trash.

As for the costume complaints, I remember how much outrage there was over Bale's Batman duds, and look how those movies turned out.

You guys are not alone..

[steverodgers5]

I wasn't much of a fan of the the previous movies because I think Raimi severely miscast the lead role, and his approach to the character seemed misguided at best. As the Peter of the movies had none of the quick witted and intelligent smarts of his comic book counterpart.

In particular, I absolutely hated the 2nd movie and thought it was by far the worst of the three. I will never understand the love for that movie. Yeah, the special effects guys did some outstanding work on it, but the writing, acting and direction seemed awful to me. (That scene of Peter sheepishly slinking away from an old man being beaten up, just because he lost his powers..Urgh!)
So relieved to see Raimi and MacGuire out of this series. Really looking forward to seeing a Spiderman movie, where I might actually like the main character!