"The Amazing Spider-Man" Teaser Poster
THE MOVIE: 500 Days of Summer director Marc Webb presents the untold story of Spider-Man’s origin in Sony’s The Amazing Spider-Man, featuring Andrew Garfield (The Social Network) as the costumed web-slinger. Also starring Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans, Martin Sheen, and Sally Field. In theaters July 3, 2012.
THE TRAILER: Courtesy of Apple Quicktime.
Updates: ComicBookMovie via Latino Review has an interview with Webb on Spider-Man. Oh, and some more pics, courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter. THR has more info from Webb on the creative process behind the new Spidey. CBM also uploaded MTV video interviews with Garfield. CBM via Comic-Con Annual posted an interview with Stone. The first official clip from the film features Peter Parker vs. Gwen Stacy’s doorman. Youtube has a new viral video. AICN has a new picture of the Lizard. AICN has three new low-resolution clips that somehow tie into a smartphone promotion. Youtube has a newly released Japanese trailer, which features a little more footage. Better yet, watch this. AICN has two new posters for the film.
AICN reports that Sony has already commissioned screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Bob Orci (Transformers, Cowboys & Aliens) to begin penning a script for The Amazing Spider-Man 2, for a possible Summer 2014 release date. Collider has a couple of new images! Total Film has reported that two new posters have been released. Total Film has posted a couple of images, featuring The Lizard. Trailer #3 now available! Call me crazy, but I’m more excited about this than The Dark Knight Rises and The Avengers. Don’t under estimate the power of director Marc Webb. Ropeofsilicon has posted a featurette that focuses on The Lizard. Total Film has posted a pair of Viral videos, focusing on the The Lizard. Still not sold on the movie? Check out a four minute preview.
Check out the new Australian trailer at Indiewire, which features bits and pieces of new footage.
You can check out 25 minutes of behind the scenes footage, as well as what producer Avi Arad has to say about the upcoming Venom movie, which will be directed by Josh Trank of Chronicle fame. Says Avi: “The truth is [Venom] also deserves his own movie.”
BREAKING NEWS: EW.com has a new clip, which features Peter Parker doing some amazing things with a basketball.
The Lizard looks like some bastard spawn of Thundercats and Na’vi….
Wake me up when a good movie finally comes out. Until then ……..Goodnight hollywood!
I’m not an Emma Stone fan, but damn does she look hawt in that pic.
I have some misgivings (mostly I don’t want to sit through Spidey’s origin again) but overall the new trailer looks great.
I saw the trailer in the theater in 3D and I can honestly say bro’s this one looks better than those crappy Toby Mcguire, Raimi Spiderman flicks. To me those were horrible, and Toby Mcguire is an awful Spiderman.
Three trailers and this doesn’t come out until July…I feel like they’re trying too hard to sell this movie. And yes, you are crazy if you’re anticipating this more than Dark Knight 😛
I know it’s a bold statement. But Spidey has always been my favorite. For Nolan, I mean, his movies are good, but that Batman flick before The Dark Knight was… so-so. Inception tried to do a better job that what Vanilla Sky did, but didn’t succeed. As for Webb’s 500 Days of Summer… the guy has mad story-telling skill, and I can’t wait to see what he does with Spidey.
Truthfully, I like the good old days when there was only a teaser trailer and a real trailer. This whole teaser of a teaser, trailer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 blah blah is getting ridiculous. Or maybe we just notice it more since we have to update the site. lol
This trailer’s a major improvement over the others, but I’ll still see the matinee. And I’m in the minority in prefering ‘Begins over TDK. Will agree that Inception was overrated, though.
I didn’t care for Batman Begins either – too much humor and jokey one-liners (Gordon’s “I gotta get me one of these”), not to mention the ending ‘doomsday device’ CGI mess. The Dark Knight improved on things for me – the story was more serious and yet it had more of a comic book feel by adding a colorful villain.
Based on the latest trailer, the scale of The Dark Knight Rises just looks so massive, it makes most other comic book movies look paltry in comparison.
“Based on the latest trailer, the scale of The Dark Knight Rises just looks so massive, it makes most other comic book movies look paltry in comparison.”
I’ll agree with you on that. It looks beautiful.
Waiting for that must-see moment. I will catch it at a matinee, I guess, but it feels like the John Carter of Marvel movies.
And personally, I’d rather see the Wes Anderson reboot. 🙂 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5KfHEoZDKI
This movie won’t beat Avengers. I don’t even think a Justice League movie would beat the Avengers. The new Batman looks dark and depressing if you ask me.
I’m in the minority on liking the last film, but I’ll still bring up http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoNgMVFQNBI .