Chris Sutcliffe

@notquitecool.bsky.social

I read a lot of Spider-Man comic books. YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@every_spider-man_ever PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/everyspidermanever

There's a lot of interesting character work in ETERNALS (barring the terrible stunt casting of Harry Styles) and it's a shame there are no plans to see them again. If you don't think Eternals 2 sells, team a bunch of them up with the Guardians for something.

Just saw a thing where a director talked about taking out sex/nudity because audiences don’t want to see it. Here’s an idea: fuck the audience. I’m the chef & they’ll eat what I serve them and like it. *The audience* knows what they want? Why don’t you let a toddler drive a car next?

A thought about Brand New Day (mild SPOILER): The scene outside the hospital feels like it answers a question that the film never really asks. I would bet that there was some deleted thread within the film in which Peter was told that, deep inside the minds of NY folks, they fear and distrust him.

Rewatched SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME -- so my son is all caught up for Brand New Day tomorrow --and boy is it a lot of fun. Sure it suffers from feeling very interior due to covid, but it's also a deeply personal Peter story while also being an epilogue of sorts to two other series of Spidey.

This movie ruled. It is fun and heartfelt as hell without pulling its punches. As a feat of replicating the feeling of reading a Spider-Man storyline, it is unsurpassed. Nothing else even comes close to capturing the magic of a wild shared universe superhero comic while also telling a damn STORY

Spider-Man Brand New Day