Pft. You'll be back.

Oh honey, he's kidding.  You're no one's favorite.

spoken like a true Brit!

I like the first two Spider-man movies, but I don't love them.  The things you guys talked about, it being two cartoony, is why I liked it.  Because my background of Spider-man comes from the saturday morning cartoon, light hearted and a little ridiculous.  If Batman was treated like this, I would be yelling bloody murder.  In my mind, Spider-man is for kids, light and easy to understand, cartoony, where Batman is for adults, dark, complicated, and gritty.  I don't disagree with what you brought up, I guess I'm willing to accept it.

Mr. Pointy is the name of Buffy's stake. My name is taken from a Buffy quote.....

Mr. Pointy is my favourite too

Thanks guys, maybe I should quit while I'm ahead.

Edit: And I love that Oz quote Shifty.

<facepalm>. Ah, crap... I forgot ya was a Scot shifty!  Sorry for the slight there.

Just finished this commentary up, and I do have some things to say.  A lot of times, it was mentioned that the commentators wanted a "grittier" Spiderman.  There actually is one that exists, one that is anchored in a more "this universe" feel.  And that's Spiderman Noir.  Set in the '30s, it's a great read, with villains who are more grounded in reality (if I recall, the Green Goblin is actually a crazy, hump-backed circus freak) and things of that nature.  I certainly recommend it; who knows, maybe that will be a good movie to make because, as was said earlier, it's the noir style movie and it's got a very gritty feel.