Philosophical question after seeing SPIDER-MAN 2 again...

[Paragon]

If with great power comes great responsibility...what if you have no power? :(

[shoelace414]

1. that's where revolutions come from.

[Sandpiper]

2. And therein lies the fundamental problem

With the sophmoric philosophy of blockbuster films. ;)

[Paragon]

8. Hey, now...

I owe my entire moral code to Stan Lee. :silly:

[Kid_A]

3. Then you can lie on your ass playing video games all day.

[aden_nak]

4. Videogames such as Spiderman 2.

Videogames such as Spiderman 2 (which is outstanding, by the way). It's the circle of life.

[Paragon]

9. Bummer.

I got rid of my Xbox, but I had the first Spider-Man game for it and played the crap out of it.

[aden_nak]

10. Spidey 2 makes the first one look poorly executed by comparison.

[Paragon]

12. Ah, well...

Guess I can always buy the system again -- for $100 cheaper now! :mad:

[7th_Sephiroth]

5. did you notice who the director is

and also who played the a-hole usher, heh heh heh

[asthmaticeog]

7. Yeah.

That whole sequence in the hospital where the tentacles go apeshit was SO Evil Dead. I guess if you're going to rip something off, it may as well be your own defining work!

[7th_Sephiroth]

14. heh heh heh

what hospital has a "surgical chainsaw"

[aden_nak]

11. Bruce Campbell was the usher. His voiceovers in the game are hillarious.

[Paragon]

13. Were we to assume he was the same guy as in Spidey 1?

Lost his job as the announcer for New York Wrestling?

Then wouldn't Peter have recognized him, or did they never actually meet (there was a curtain separating the two of them)?

[7th_Sephiroth]

15. wow

bruce was the announcer?

[aden_nak]

19. Bruce is in most/all of Sam Raimi's stuff.

[7th_Sephiroth]

20. I DIDDENT RECONISE HIM

how could i have missed it?

[aden_nak]

21. I wasn't sure it was him, save for the voice.

Did you recognize Randy "Macho Man" Savage as Bonesaw?

[7th_Sephiroth]

23. that was verry obvious

i will hafta watch spider man again

[YellowRubberDuckie]

17. He's the bro of Billy Campbell who plays a really good bastard...

in Enough...Sorry, couldn't resist.
Duckie

[jean]

6. we all have great power - tap into it

[funnyshirts]

25. I agree

Everyone has power in them somewhere

[prole_for_peace]

16. No responsibilities.

Yea!!!

[Zolok]

18. I have a scientific question (spoiler)

I never knew a fusion reactor could be doused safely via immersion in the waters of the East River.

[aden_nak]

22. Yeah, sure. You can also thwart a nuclear attack by hosing the bomb down.

[Paragon]

24. New Yorkers might say the East River is already irradiated.

I have no idea if the actual science is correct or not.

[asthmaticeog]

26. I never knew...

...that geeky kids could stick to walls, mechanical arms could take over someone's mind and human hair could do what J. Jonah Jameson's does. Really, if you've got suspension-of-disbelief issues, seems to me that putting out a big fire in a big body of water ought to be the least of 'em for this movie. ;)

[mdmc]

27. Even in death we have power.

If you mean, what if we are weak, or what if we have no influence, well, then, remember, those that have nothing to lose have the most to gain.

The weak shall inherit the earth.

[Nikia]

28. We all have some power

Of course some people abdicate their power all the time. We have power in every choice we make. Some people choose to be powerless in letting others make their decisions for them. They choose not to claim their power because they don't want to be responsible. When you feel powerless in the grand scheme of things, think of the power that you do have and what decsions that you could make.