August 03 2004
Listen up, Hollywood -- is there a female version of Spidey for our times?
"Buffy was like the female Spider-Man. The appeal of all the superheroes is the metaphorical value of their internal and external struggles, and she was portrayed as someone burdened by responsibility who just wants to have a normal life. That's how every adolescent feels."
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Paul_Rocks | August 03, 20:16 CET
But I do think that the female version of Spidy is his kid.... ~.^
Rogue | August 03, 22:59 CET
Paul_Rocks, just had to step up onto my Spidey fanboy soapbox to mention the fact that it's Spider-Man, not Spiderman.
I remember a really funny bit of dialogue between Spidey and a graphitti artist who had just sprayed "Spiderman sucks!" on a wall. I loved the fact that Spidey was more annoyed that after years of crimefighting most people still didn't know he had a hyphen in his name than he was about the crime he was stopping, lol!
Darkest Soul | August 03, 23:14 CET
[ edited by Simon on 2004-08-03 23:09 ]
eddy | August 03, 23:54 CET
Then maybe if Blade 3 does good we can get a "Nightstalkers" spin off movie with Jessica Biel.
eddy | August 03, 23:58 CET
ringworm | August 04, 00:00 CET
Like all other D.C. comic movies. ;)
eddy | August 04, 00:23 CET
I know, just wishful thinking on my part that we could have a Buffy movie franchise.......
Rogue Slayer | August 04, 01:51 CET
I get Sarah's point that Buffy worked as well as it did due to the continuing nature of the story and relationships but now that we have has seven years worth of character development we know those guys well enough to just have the movies be large scale standalone demon slaying extravaganzas without needing to advance the specific characters all that much.
The way i would like it to go would be a Buffy/Angel trilogy of movies with a storyline dealing with the Wolfram & Hart longterm apocalypse we recently learned was in progress. Say these movies happened over six to seven years (one every two years or so) there would be more than enough time to have a third series going on simutaneously on television which could be planned to end as part of the third and final movie detailing the true final battle and the outcome of the apocalypse, thereby bringing the whole slayerverse saga to a neat and tidy conclusion.
Three television series, a movie trilogy, an animated series and possibly a few telemovies. That would do me, hehe!
Darkest Soul | August 04, 03:51 CET
Hehe, thanks for picking up on my terrible faux pax, especailly since I am also a bit of a fanboy - just unforgivable :)
It might be worth noting that the "Catwoman" in the current movie is not a comic heroine. That movie has absolutely nothing to do with Selina Kyle or the well known Catwoman from Batman other than a name
That's one of the main reasons I'm avoiding it like the plague (the other being that it looks terrible)
Paul_Rocks | August 04, 05:35 CET