Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes:
"As the days passed, I couldn’t get the trailer out of my head. It had a strange hold on me and wouldn’t let go. I thought about the tone of the movie and how it didn’t turn me off. In fact, the more I thought about what I saw, the more I actually liked it. I finally realized what this movie was going for. After reading a few interviews with the makers of the film and seeing fan videos dissecting the trailer, I’ve now become cautiously optimistic about the movie. Consider this a case of me eating crow, people. Let me explain myself."
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Awesome job on this piece, but I must say I'll never have faith in anyone else but Marvel to deliver on a movie based around their own characters. After seeing the train wreck that was The Amazing Spider-Man 2, I'm officially done with these studios trying to make marvel movies. Marvel needs to either buy back all these characters or just eliminate them from there universe altogether lol
I like this version of the film so far. It doesn't have that childish comical sense to it. And I no that the comics have that type of style in it, but I definitely wanted more from it as a movie!