D’you ever think about how comic book films lately are big and nice an’ all but not one of them can touch the “We won’t tell nobody” bit in SPIDER-MAN 2 
I’m happy to see this cheered up a lot of people today.
No SoundCloud or anything, just a reminder you can enjoy things without having to tear other things down, and just because we like things doesn’t mean we’re saying other things must be terrible. It’s not a zero-sum game.
No SoundCloud or anything, just a reminder you can enjoy things without having to tear other things down, and just because we like things doesn’t mean we’re saying other things must be terrible. It’s not a zero-sum game.
Also, folks saying “this scene only worked because back then no-one had cameras all the time” are underestimating the well-established demand for pictures of Spider-Man.
Lots of you are saying “they did this in THE HANNAH MONTANA MOVIE”. Which came out in 2009, five years later. So we know who did it first.
(As for who did it *better*? Oh that’s a fair debate for another day. Sure, Hannah Montana may not be discussed much today but history is long and new classics are revisited every day)
Keeping the love train going, @mattsinger just posted a nice tribute to Spider-Man fandom today.
YES the train pun was intended, I'm no coward
YES the train pun was intended, I'm no coward
Evidently the sight of a dog in a wig gave some people sad feelings because of FULL METAL ALCHEMIST, so here you go - a happy Spider-Man ending for everyone.
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