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Spider-Man 2 by far

TDK; yes, for ledger's performance + score.

Bait

>that scene in Spider-Man 2 where Doc and Spidey is on the El and Doc throws Spidey forward, Spidey goes through a bridge and then arrives BEHIND Doc somehow
Did TDK have any scene with cinematography as retarded as that?

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Spider Man is actually coherent and doesn't rely on a single actor to carry the whole thing

You mean the scene where Spider-Man, in mid-air, adjusts his velocity in order to fall through the gate?

Nice try master baiter

Spider-Man 2 easily.

a 15 year old me would have easily chosen TDK but 24 year old me would easily pick spider-man

I've never seen someone this pleb and that is coming from someone whose favorite Star Wars movie is Attack of the Clones.

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What are you talking about? All he did was spin around to get through a gap. That doesn't do shit to slow you down in mid-air. Hell, if anything the way it's shot actually makes it look like he's speeding up when he twists.
youtube.com/watch?v=aVfJxS0Bpp0&feature=youtu.be&t=103

Face it tiger, it's retarded.

you're a patrician dude

just stay humble and don't let it go to your head

Guardians of the Galaxy 2 was really shit, it just attacked father figures and fathers in general.
Acting wasn't particularly good either.
0/10 for being propaganda instead of art.

Thank you... I appreciate you and your 66 dubs.

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capeshit stinks!

Based.

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The Dark Knight. My only beef with TDK is how it influenced DC movies.

Don't get me wrong, I still like Spider-Man 2. It's a good story about responsibility, sacrifice and it has heart. But some of the shit just doesn't hold up very well. The only two memorable scenes are Raindrops and the train battle.

>"Now I know what it's like to be the 13%..."
wtf raimi?

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Spider-man 2

no

Not an argument.

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Watching some of the extended for the first time recently, you have to give props to the editing on this movie. A lot of the fights notably drag EXACTLY where the final cut decided to chop them. I usually enjoy uncut/director's editions, but in the case of SP2, it's nice to see how the final move was truly a labor of love and skill.

Spider-Man 2 is the better watching experience, and can be watched more often. That said, Spider-Man (1) is the crown jewel of the franchise, as is TDK respectively.

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I don't care but capeshit should have ended FOREVER after these

This exactly.

>That said, Spider-Man (1) is the crown jewel of the franchise
Is this contrarian opinion or just really big Willem Defoe fans? Spider-Man 2 obliterated the first one.

Avengers: age of ultron

13% = 50%

it was about mamas boys who revere their mother and its about realizing that dads who arent good probably tried their best like yondu did. you never find out till its too late. also, gamorra and nebula are characters who blame each other for the abuse their parent gave them rather than realize its neither of their faults. it was better for me on the second viewing. the first time i was too focused on how they trashed drax, the dumb taserfase joke, and the silly faces during hyperspace. that all still sucks, but at least i saw the good.

In my opinion spider-man 1 falls more in line with the typical blockbuster origin story whilst spider-man 2 felt more like a character study, Both are great and the best capeshit movies ever. Some prefer spider-man 1 over 2 and that's fine, Just different taste

Spider-Man 2, the Dark Knight got boosted by Heath Ledger's death

Spidey, but it’s very very close
You forgot to say candlejack you stupid ni-

>that scene of Spidey having a sudden realization while waiting in line at his favorite pizza place, then hard cut to Spidey slinging through the air with a bucket of KFC under his arm.
Keked hard at that scene, fucking hell Raimi

>some of the shit just doesn't hold up very well
Name something specific and don't say because it's campy, it was always campy.

the claws talking to ock was stupid as hell

Gotta love the scene at the dock where spiderman flies in on a web attached to nothing

>Big Hero 6
>The most forgettable Disney film
>S++

It was a passing Goblin-glider.

They fused directly to his brain stem. They were initially controlled by his thoughts and now he's lost that control. They weren't so much talking to him as much as he merely believed that they were. Suspension of disbelief is a part of it but that aspect holds up just as well as anything else.

I believe spiderman 2 was the first one to do the "falling while fighting" scene

That was way more badass than anything from the dark knight

>incredibles
>f tier

Seems right to me :)

Pretty sure the idea was that the train was traveling so fast that he ended up behind Otto.

>the dumb taserfase joke

holy fuck that was so unfunny

Raimi movies easily.

>moving at the same speed as the train
>get thrown by robot arms, imparting even more force on you
>somehow the train moves so much quicker than you that you end up behind the thrower
Congratulations, you're as stupid as the ones who wrote that scene. Trains aren't airplanes.

Ok, you win. Calm down

Who cares that spider-man is behind Doc Ock. That's some Cinemasins-tier criticism

Besides the throw, Spider-Man has no more propulsion, wind resistance slows him down fast while the train continues moving forward

>what is air resistance

Spider-Man 2, easy. Dark Knight is a complete slog a film on rewatch, SM2 is timeless.

based insane taste poster

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Off-camera, he used his armpit wings to slow it down a stretch.

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Patrician taste

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Wind resistance isn't that big and the el doesn't move that fast. Especially not when they make a point of him making himself as small as possible to get through the walkway gap. You'll only see that kind of slow-down when jumping out of an airplane.

>who cares whether the movement of a scene flows in a way that makes sense? Just turn your brain off bro!
This is your mind on capeshit cinematography.

Every superhero film in existence takes liberties with physics, it's not that big a deal

Dark Knight.