Amazon confirming there will be a live action series based on the spiderman noir comic book character starring the one and only Nic Cage, plenty of rumors over the past year this was being developed, either going to be great or a typical cheese fest
Spiderman Noir
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Soldato
This will either be amazing or utter bum gravy.
Do not want.
Spider-Man, in general terms, is one of those IP that has very few fails (Games, Movies, Toys etc).
Bringing Nicolas Cage to the party is an instant fail. I like him as much as the next man, but he's in the twilight years of his career (just look at his filmography for proof!). Just because he did the voice in the animated film, doesn't mean he'll be any good at webbin' in live action
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Is there till time from someone from Sony or Marvel to change their mind on this?
rp2000
Spider-Man, in general terms, is one of those IP that has very few fails (Games, Movies, Toys etc).
Bringing Nicolas Cage to the party is an instant fail. I like him as much as the next man, but he's in the twilight years of his career (just look at his filmography for proof!). Just because he did the voice in the animated film, doesn't mean he'll be any good at webbin' in live action
.Is there till time from someone from Sony or Marvel to change their mind on this?
rp2000
Soldato
Soldato
I love the idea (like a bit of 30's detective noir) and I think Cage will be able to pull this off, but I just think it's too niche and probably confusing to "normies" (1930's spiderman, eh??? etc)for it to do that well but I hope I'm wrong.
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Caporegime
I mean, both spider-verse movies have more than introduced the character to the superhero movie watching masses.
Can't be worse than the Tom Holland movies, I know I'll get flack for this given their popularity but I found them to be utter cack par parts of the last, and that was largely due to Andrew Garfield and Toby Maguire being good.
The guy has the screen presence and charisma of a wet cardboard box.
The guy has the screen presence and charisma of a wet cardboard box.
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that sounds a brilliant idea, wish they did that. I really don't think they can do much with such a show and premise though but let see.