Tema: The Amazing Spider-Man (Marc Webb, 2012)

sinceramente repetir otra vez lo del tio ben me parece un soberano toston.

Soy fan de Spidey desde que era un crio, guardo mis colecciones de vertice en B/n y color , bruguera y forum como oro en paño.

Y la verdad Raimi hizo un buen trabajo, he leido lo del cambio de look en el traje eso para mi ya es catastofico...

Deberian haber hecho un spiderman 4 y meter al lagarto, electro , misterio, Kraven el buitre,rhino,el escorpion o al shocker de una puñetera vez.Anda que no hay villanos

como metan al duende otra vez los fusilo...

Iniciado por Mandaraka

sinceramente repetir otra vez lo del tio ben me parece un soberano toston.

Soy fan de Spidey desde que era un crio, guardo mis colecciones de vertice en B/n y color , bruguera y forum como oro en paño.

Y la verdad Raimi hizo un buen trabajo, he leido lo del cambio de look en el traje eso para mi ya es catastofico...

Deberian haber hecho un spiderman 4 y meter al lagarto, electro , misterio, Kraven el buitre,rhino,el escorpion o al shocker de una puñetera vez.Anda que no hay villanos

como metan al duende otra vez los fusilo...

Llevas mas razón que un santo. Como dice un colega, nos estamos atorando y no tiramos p'alante.

Entrevista a Andrew Garfield sobre la peli de Spider-Man.
Vi el otro día LA RED SOCIAL y he de reconocer que me gustó mucho cómo actuó este chaval. Me ha hecho levantar un poquito el ánimo y concebir ciertas esperanzas... ¡Aún es posible que salga de aquí algo bueno!
(Eso sí, que le arreglen el pelo, por Dios...).


Following a year of critical acclaim for his performances in both The Social Network and Never Let Me Go, Andrew Garfield spoke with Jason Solomons of The Guardian about his currently-in-production leading role in Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

"We started shooting two weeks ago and then we have Christmas off," Garfield said, "Then we're back into it for, gosh, a fair bit of time... I'm going to have to hibernate into this character for at least four or five months... I feel like a kid in my pyjamas. I can only say how it feels and it feels pretty special. It feels like a dream realized and a fantasy realized. Again, I don't take it lightly and I feel incredibly lucky that I get to wear spandex for the next couple of months."

When questioned about the physical workout required for playing the superhero, Garfield again confirmed that his take on Peter Parker is as a teenager:

"I think Spider-Man needs strength, but Peter Parker is still a teenager, you know? That's a very tender balance to figure out. It's very specific what we're trying to achieve in terms of body type and the feeling of that. Rest assured, there's a lot of people helping me with that because I have no discipline in that respect. My father's a swimming coach and I kind of rebelled against that very early on. Any kind of exercise routine has to be cracked with a pretty firm whip."

Nuevas declaraciones de Andrew Garfield, incluyendo algunos datos sobre el apoyo recibido por Tobey Maguire:

"In the midst of some serious recognition for his performances in both The Social Network and Never Let Me Go (including a recent Golden Globe nomination for the former), Andrew Garfield has been appearing on a number of outlets to talk about his busy year, including two weeks of production on Marc Webb's Spider-Man reboot.

It was during his first day of shooting with co-star Emma Stone when both actors learned of their respective nominations (Stone's for her performance in Easy A), Garfield told London's Capital FM.

"We spent our time kind giggling to each other and going, 'We fooled them! We fooled them all!'" Garfield laughed.

"I've been lucky enough to work with Denis Leary and Emma Stone and hung out with Rhys Ifans a little bit," Garfield went on, "I'm just in heaven, like a kid in a candy store. I feel like one lucky boy, I tell you."

When talking about the costume, Garfield humbly insisted that seeing himself as the character make the whole thing unreal.

"I have to kind of not look at my face because it doesn't make sense to me. I have to imagine that it's a much better actor's face in that suit... I won't lie. I shed a tear when I first wore the spandex. I didn't think that the spandex would make me so emotional, but it did."

In an interview with BBC News, Garfield talked about some kind words he received from Tobey Maguire, who portrayed Peter Parker in the three previous Spider-Man films.

"I've never met [Tobey Maguire]," Garfield said, "He sent me a lovely message through a mutual friend and he gave me his support and it meant a great deal because a big part of why I have loved and continue to love this character was his portrayal. To step into those shoes is no mean feat... It was generous of him to reach out and say something so I'm thankful."