ROY a écrit:J'aimerais bien connaître la part de personnes qui n'ont jamais revu le film et se rendrait compte d'à quel point ils étaient à côté de la plaque
ROY a écrit:Ce qu'ils sont en train de faire avec le personnage d'Holland est absolument énormissime mais les gens ne peuvent pas voir plus loin que le bout de leur nez et veulent tout tout de suite, c'est ce qu'il s'est déjà passé avec Snyder. C'est tellement triste. Quand dans 15 ans on aura des "vrais" films Spidey et qu'on reviendra sur l'introduction monumentale qu'il a eu avec le meilleur background tous héros confondus les gens reviendront sur leurs avis (et les 3 films de Watts ne sont pas des films que j'apprécie particulièrement). On est pas du tout sur un système de films habituel mais complètement sur du format comics au cinéma
ROY a écrit: Je ne déteste pas ce film j'ai du le voir près de 10 fois et c'est toujours un plaisir
Jon Watts qui revient c'est confirmé?
"All I can say is that we have been actively engaging in conversations about what it could potentially look like for a fourth rendition of my character. Whether or not we can find a way to do justice to the character is another thing. I feel very protective over Spider-Man. I feel very, very lucky that we were able to work on a franchise that got better with each movie, that got more successful with each movie, which I think is really rare, and I want to protect his legacy. So, I won’t make another one for the sake of making another one. It will have to be worth the while of the character."
“The simple answer is that I’ll always want to do Spider-Man films. I owe my life and career to Spider-Man. So the simple answer is yes. I’ll always want to do more.”
“We have the best in the business working toward whatever the story might be. But until we’ve cracked it, we have a legacy to protect. The third movie was so special in so many ways that we need to make sure we do the right thing.”
“This is the first time in this process that I’ve been part of the creative so early. It’s just a process where I’m watching and learning. It’s just a really fun stage for me. Like I said, everyone wants it to happen. But we want to make sure we’re not overdoing the same things.”
"I have a very practical bit of Spider-Man advice, and I think every Spider-Man director goes through it. It doesn't look good when someone is just swinging on a rope. You think you're gonna go in there, you're like, 'we're gonna do it all practical. We're gonna get a stuntman. We're gonna be swinging around.' It's boring. It looks dumb. It looks like a monkey swinging on a vine when you put someone on just a rope. Don't waste your time. That's my advice to the next Spider-Man director."
"We love Jon. Jon did three of the best Spider-Man films ever for us. He's got lots of things going on now. So we'll probably be looking for somebody else, just because he's busy."
"I think the biggest thing that I’m challenged facing right now, which is without a shadow of a doubt the most first-world problem that anyone has ever experienced, is the power of choice and it comes down to Spider-Man. When I signed my contract for [the first] Spider-Man, I signed a six-picture deal. I was 18 years old. I was more excited than I’d ever been about anything ever, and for the last 10 years I have been at the beck and call of Marvel and Sony and proudly so. It’s been the best experience of my life."
"I’m now at a juncture where I can say ‘No,’ and now that I’ve been afforded that power I am struggling to figure out what is the right thing to do. It’s meant I’ve had to put my foot down in certain instances, which I haven’t been allowed to do in the past, and I think the learning curve that I’m on right now is dealing with that new sense of power—making sure that I don’t abuse it, but [also] making sure that I do the best thing for me rather than for the studio. And really the best thing for the character. I don’t want to make another movie for the sake of making it."
"[The studio wants me to make another Spider-Man] and I want to make another one. I want to make many more but I want to do it for the right reasons. I am navigating and figuring out what having that kind of power means and that responsibility. And I’m figuring it out and I’m speaking to people and asking questions."
"I’ve been speaking to [Robert] Downey a lot, especially about him making his return which is super exciting. That was a tough secret to sit on because I have a reputation for ruining things and I strategically have done no press."
"I’m by no means complaining. It’s a wonderful place to be but it is something that keeps me up at night and I’m constantly thinking. 'Is this the right thing to do? Am I gonna do justice to the character? Am I gonna do justice to the fans?' I definitely don’t want to just make a movie for the sake of it because that’s not what Spider-Man represents. It’s going really well though."
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