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Sony Pictures have announced that, in anticipation of the 2012 release of The Amazing Spider-Man, the cast and crew of the movie will be heading to Comic-Con San Diego this year. This will be the first official preview of the movie as cast and filmmakers behind the reboot will discuss the movie for the first time. Luckily enough, I’ll be heading out there this July to attend the conference myself, so hopefully I’ll be able to get around to checking out this particular event.
Not set on simply addressing fans, the studios behind the movie are looking to make one fan’s day. Sony are running a contest to find the ultimate fan for their The Amazing Spider-Man Face of the Fan promotion. One lucky winner will get a paid trip to Comic-Con to attend the event. Furthermore, as a representative to all Spider-Man fans, the Face of the Fan winner will get a chance to meet the cast and crew behind the movies as well as sit down and interview them on behalf of fans around the world.
All of us took notice of a missing character that is important to the Spider-Man mythos. Parker’s red-headed girlfriend Mary Jane Watson. However, Garfield actually didn’t seem too bothered with it and suggested that breaking away from that cliché expectation for Spider-Man’s story is important.
Looks like a stacked lineup not to be missed. See you in San Diego! Warner Bros. Discovery takes flight at Comic-Con 2022, as the combined divisions of the company are joining forces to mark the first in-person presence in three years at the world’s premiere comic book and popular arts convention.
On the soundtrack to the original "Spider-Man" movie, Chad Kroeger and Josey Scott sang about how only a hero could save us, but they weren't gonna stand there and wait. While the song was written for the 2002 Spidey, it feels apt for "The Amazing Spider-Man" films too.
That would be so perfect for my nephew or even for my brother in law (his dad). They are both Spiderman fanatics like you wouldn't believe.
We've been to Comic Con in San Diego with them twice and they go for Stan Lee and Spiderman autographed stuff. After that they are Star Trek and Star War fans but not as much.
Wow, that'd be such a cool prize to win. I love comic-con but getting to do some of the behind the scenes stuff would be really neat.
It would be for just about anybody. There are those choice few people that don't appreciate what we see in things like that but I just don't know where there heads are.