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Friday, February 5, 2010
Film What if Wes Anderson Directed Spider-Man?
Posted by Wm.™ Steven Humphrey on Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 10:16 AM
It would only be the best reboot EVER.
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luke here from nerdbastards.com. We posted the same video and here is what we had to say about it.
The art/costume/set designs were really dead on to the WA-verses. The acting was a bit choppy but what do you expect from a fan flick? Although, lets give the dude who did an Owen Wilson impression a round of applause, that was really accurate. Also, would have preferred if the filmmakers could have communicated Anderson’s style without having actual characters from ‘Rushmore’ and ‘Tennenbaums. Regardless I think we can all agree that this was and would have been, should it have been a full feature, a hell of a lot better than Spiderman 3.
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Why wasn't that terrifying stop-motion animation from The Fantastic Mr. Fox incorporated? That would make me soil myself (above and beyond background levels) if applied to Spiders-Men.
I would like to add that it's also better than Avatar. This faux trailer, I mean, let alone the faux movie to which it refers in its faux way.
Faux!
I would like to add that it's also better than Avatar. This faux trailer, I mean, let alone the faux movie to which it refers in its faux way.
Faux!
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