As the third installment of Spiderman formally opened in theaters last week, hundreds of anticipating faces flocked to witness the seemingly unending saga of Mr. Spidey. There were some who came to witness the promised jam-packed action complete with hardcore animation, others came to see how Peter Parker aka Spiderman would eventually conquer the evil in him and still there were the hopeless romantics who wanted to watch how the story of Spidey and his lady love Mary Jane would eventually turn out. For whatever reason, what is certain was the fact that the world seemed to be glued with Spiderman.
In Davao City, the Spiderman mania was truly on high as one mall devoted all six of its theaters to showing Spiderman. It was indeed a gamble on their part but I guess they decided just right. The certified blockbuster film had DavaoeƱos waiting in long lines in all of their six theaters. To top that, people were standing inside these theaters as they gave their full attention to the web-swinging creature on screen.
In all curiosity, I went to see for myself what were the long lines and the standing position was all about. I was with my Churva friend Ruth last Saturday when I finally decided to gave in to the temptation of watching Spiderman.
As expected, the first few minutes of the movie immediately gave way to the action filled chase between New Goblin aka Harry, Peter Parker’s old friend, and Spiderman. From there, the movie slowly unfolded into how Harry and Peter redeemed their friendship through an accident, how Spiderman became so consumed with his desire to avenge his Uncle Ben’s death that gave way to the Evil Spidey, and how good overcomes the evil in the end.
Spiderman 3 was by far more interesting compared to the two other episodes, I think. Apart the well crafted action coupled with awesome animation (I love how they did Mr. Sandman!), the movie showed that even one of the world’s most celebrated superhero could also be so engrossed with himself leading him to commit faults he would lament in the end.
The movie showed that even Mr. Spidey could be one of the growing number of flirt and unmindful male specie, who at a certain point their lives, make stupid mistakes that almost cost them the true love of their lives (bato-bato sa langit ang tamaan huwag magalit J). It also showed that although a superhero as good, as timid and as calm as Spiderman, there are things that could push them so hard making them do things they would eventually regret. Spidey err Peter Parker also depicted the typical human being, who seems to be hungry for more power and more glory even if they are already immensely enjoying all of those.
Yeah… I love how the story presented that Superhuman as he is, Spidey is not perfect.
12 comments:
Anonymous said...
so...im spiderman now for flirting? hehehe. just one question and please bear with me... WHY DID YOU WATCH SPIDERMAN WITHOUT ME!?!
chill whiner said...
no you are not spiderman...how self-centered?! hehehe you would never understand what i'm talking about unless you see the movie.and if only you were here, i would definitely be watching that movie with you.but since you're away and i have to forget that i miss you, i opted to watch it with Churva Ruthie.Sowee
Anonymous said...
yeah I think every superhero has a dark alter ego. It somewhat makes them human despite their powers.
Thanks for the visit :)
Anonymous said...
Mj's voice may not have passed first row but the movie got A. anyway... nice blog
chill whiner said...
So true Cat...Thanks Moonjunkie for the visit. Yeah, MJ's voice isn't exactly that wonderful hehehe:)
Kodsy said...
watched it with my students who were there not to watch peter parker but his good old friend harry.hahaha
liked the movie specially the special effects but what i did not like the most is the "new goblin" name. duh!pinag-isipan talaga kung ano itawag sa kanya. ang creative sobra!
i only like kirstin dunst in "interview with the vampire." and i think that is not her real singing voice. broadway?!you wish!she cant even pass Koro Kantahanay.
Kodsy said...
watched the movie with my students.they watched it not because of peter but of harry. i did not like the "new goblin" name coz i think that they never thought about it and i only liked Kirstin Dunst in "interview with the vampire"
all in all, i liked the movie, with those special effects, who would not like it?
chill whiner said...
hi cio...i totally understand your studes!with his angel curls and boy-next-door smile, who woul not be smitten with harry?he is an eye candy..he's one of the best treats the movie offered.
and about the new goblin thingy...tsk!that was one big disappointment:(
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