I went to see this yesterday and it was very cool. Better than the first, by far. Does anybody remember the old Electric Company Spiderman segment? "SpiderMan Where are you coming from? Spiderman What are you looking at? Spiderman Nobody knows who you be!!" (or something like that). His web was some stiff cartoon that would turn into a net when dropped on the baddie. That was great ... and sorry at the same time.

Definatly Hobgoblin in the next one, and I cant wait cause he rules!


And I guess Venom might be kinda hard, cause he has a really long story behind him. And, as awesome as he is on his own, Venom needs Carnage to be really great.

Oh, and what do you think about John Jameson? He's gonna turn against Spidey, obviously, but who does he become? Is he Venom? I dont know all that much bout the history of the villans...

Nah, I think Jameson jr has always stayed pretty much "good", never a big player in the s-man comics, in the 90's cartoon, he DID bring back the venom symbiote in a crashed space shuttle, but I don't think he "got any on 'im"....I think he also had a part in spider-man unlimited, but I'm not sure to what capacity..

Harry Ozbourne is supposed to take his fathers place as the______________________ in the next one. Stingy and all others that have seen this one know what i am speaking of

Yeah, them and anyone who's like, ever read the comic...it's only mentioned every 2-3 issues...
Do you actually have sources on this info?

nope just rumour other than at the end Willem Dafoe makes Harry discover the lair with the helmet and costume and Hoverboard and all his weapons and shit.

I would have to assume that you would put Green Goblin 2 in that Blank? Cause thats what everyone else thinks(My friend at least), but he's called the Hobgoblin. Makes a few changes to the suit/mask, couple new wepons, ect.

The problem is exactly in keeping the quality, you see...

The thing is, there's so much quality material that could come out of the Spider-Man universe. With the current quality and price of CGI, it would be feasible to do weekly 1 hour shows in a series. If it's as big as I think it would be, they wouldn't have any problems getting the funding.