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While I didn't really like Spider-Man 3, I still wanted Sam Raimi to do the next one. So far Sony's decisions regarding the storyline aren't that great. I mean they're taking him back to the whiny little brat in high school.
Spider-Man is my all time favorite hero (I've collected many of his comics) but at this point I think they just need to drop it.
Along with my movie geekdom, I do have musical theater geekdom too. Julie Taymor (TITUS, ACROSS THE UNIVERSE and Broadway's THE LION KING) will be helming the musical version of Spidey on stage in New York next year. Now <i>that</i> is at least interesting (if a bit crazy sounding too) to me. The show has been delayed for two years or so now, but most recent reports are stating a 2011 opening. After SPIDEY 3, I'm kind of weary of anymore unless it's an entire re-vamp with a director I can trust.