EW Inside Movies:
Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back!
Five years after Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 netted $890 million at the worldwide box office, Sony’s franchise reboot, The Amazing Spider-Man, is starting its own box office rollout.
The Marc Webb-directed action movie, which will will swing its way into U.S. theaters on July 3, premiered this weekend in 13 international territories (nine in Asia, and four in Europe, which is fixated on the 2012 Euro Cup) and earned $50.2 million.
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Can't wait to see this. I know this is one I won't be able to see the first day now that kids are out of school the theaters will be packed...so I'll probably have to wait a few days.
It's budgeted at 80 million dollars. There are worse things that could happen then the latest spiderman movie not breaking the speed of sound.
I'm not expecting TOO MUCH of this of this reboot... But who knows, maybe it will blow me away...
It's going to be spectacular am sure of it and I think they picked a great new casts' of actors. Looking forward.
Just got done watching the movie, and I think it was f'n awesome... It was long, and things werent crambed together or bunched up like the series before it, to me it had perfect pacing... And that the story/plot was more about the story of peter parker, and what makes him "Spider Man"...