>makes thousands of kids believe "anyone can wear the mask" is the central theme behind Spider-Man
Why did they do this, that was never a thing until this movie
Makes thousands of kids believe "anyone can wear the mask" is the central theme behind Spider-Man
Nathaniel Jenkins
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Asher Kelly
Would you rather them be inspired by Spiderman or pic related?
Lucas Gutierrez
it's also impossible due to Totem bullshit
Brandon Mitchell
Peter proved in the 60's that Spider-man was an every man
Miles in 2011 proved every man could be Spider-man.
What's difficult to understand about this?
Dominic Jackson
Why not? It's inspirational.
2011? Wasn't Into the Spider-Verse released in 2019?
Ethan Cruz
But that's wrong, Miles still has Peter's spider-powers and more, he was still bitten by a radioactive spider, he still has the Spider-Man mentor and coach him, he still wears Spider-Man's literal suit, he still calls himself "Spider-Man", he's still a teen guy from NY, etc if anything he's reinforcing the idea that you need to be as close as possible to Peter and his special circumstances in order to be Spider-Man
Asher Thompson
Nothing, but the second is unneeded bullshit.
Ryder Roberts
>Peter proved in the 60's that Spider-man was an every man
I thought he was a white collar super-intelligent dropout larping as a poor guy because he was paid on commission, not salary, to take photos of himself.
>Miles in 2011 proved every man could be Spider-man.
I thought he was proving Ultimate Spider-man could be palette swapped to pale black whilst proving the only storyline Spider-man has is and always was an identity crisis.
Cooper Phillips
To be fair, they were doing that in the Amazing Spider-Man movies too. And it was worse there since Peter got spider powers because of his special bloodline tied to the formula his father made.