IF you agree then put it on this site

[equint77]

If you agree with anything I said in my previous post, post it.

This is supposed to be your movie.
Don't let them butcher up the characters. A year from now will we like what we see or will it be changed to someone else's liking because some big wig company wants to make toys (This means you George Lucus).

At the end of the day they want our money. I want to see this movie but not at the expense of the integrity of the characters.

[Jerry_S]

I agree with you, equint77. I've posted it on this site before, but I'll say it again. I think they should make the characters' costumes the way they are or were in the comic books. The last picture I saw of The Green Goblin, he looked like something from one of the 'Alien' movies with Sigourney Weaver. Come on guys, make the characters resemble their comic book counterparts. Don't mess with the main characters' costumes and/or image. Use your imagination for the script and cinematography, but leave the characters as they are in the comics.

[sithborn]

we live in a world were somthing well chagne but i really dig the green goblins outfit spidey looks like his comic book look and it will kick all form of ***

[Venom_Sting]

I'm wondering, what were your views on the X-Men film and how they portrayed the characters and their uniforms?

[Jerry_S]

X-Men was a cool movie. The only thing I didn't like about it was that the characters weren't in their costumes. Other than that, it was great.

[Symbspid]

What does this have to do with Spidey? You do realize that this is a Spidey message board.

[Spidon]

Our world is based on change. If nothing changed it'd suck. I think everything about the Spider-Man movie so far looks awesome. As for complaining that the X-Men weren't in their original costmes: imagine Hugh Jackman in yellow spandex with the insane hair. In case no one noticed, the characters all had piping on the black leather suits that matched their main color from the comics.