Okay. Sorry for the misunderstanding. With this changeover, my e-mails are
jumbled, pieces here and there. Had to go to the group area to read it
properly. And I agree with you entirely. I'd love to see more real-life stuff
like that. Back when I read Captain America back in the early 90s Steve
Maybe I'm not being clear, then.
Because that's what I'm saying. the everyday person doesn't just get
to deal with one problem at a time. There are different things
coming at us all from all sides. Life is complex. Marvel
characters, at least to me, always seemed to get that. Marvel
And I have to disagree with you on that.
Peter's constant money woes, his struggles with classes and families, are
what made Spidey. He always had the Everyman factor.
Daryle Lockhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have to disagree with you guys on this one.
This is Spider man. In
e, 2006 21:46
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Four Spider-Man 3 Villains!
I have to disagree with you guys on this one.
This is Spider man. In the books, Peter's POVERTY is a villian. His
CLASS schedule. It's time for a movie that doesn't treat the audie
Have you seen
X-3
yet? That's the kind of fumbling we're worried about.
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From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Daryle Lockhart
Sent: Tuesday, 06 June, 2006 21:46
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Four Spider-Man 3 Vill
I have not seen X-men 3, I have seen 1 and 2. While I enjoyed them to
some extent, I always felt the stories were diluted and lacked intensity
because they had too many mini-storylines, main characters and
villains. Every time I heard they were going to introduce a new
character in one of t
ehalf Of Daryle Lockhart
Sent: Tuesday, 06 June, 2006 21:46
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Four Spider-Man 3 Villains!
I have to disagree with you guys on this one.
This is Spider man. In the books, Peter's POVERTY is a villian. His
CLASS schedule. It
I have to disagree with you guys on this one.
This is Spider man. In the books, Peter's POVERTY is a villian. His
CLASS schedule. It's time for a movie that doesn't treat the audience
like a bunch of slow bus children. The character is a broke college
student who turns broke photographe
I agree. Too much of anything--heroes or villains--can result in an unwieldy
film that focuses too little time on any one element. Batman Returns--the
second of the modern flicks--was okay, but it had three villians, and
suffered from a splintered storytelling as a result. But as you said, with
