In one year from now, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is swinging back into theaters — and when he does, he'll bring a whole lot of reality with him.
Speaking with Collider, "The Amazing Spider-Man" screenwriter Steve Kloves revealed that his upcoming vision of Peter Parker would be much more grounded in reality than previous incarnations of the Marvel Comics icon.
"I don’t know how this is gonna turn out, but I wrote this very, very naturalistically," said Kloves. "A lot of humor, but naturalistic humor, not jokes. But really trying to make them seem like real characters. I think Peter Parker’s a great character, and I certainly think Emma’s character is a fantastic character, Gwen. I wouldn’t have done [the movie] if they wanted me to do, ‘Hey look in the sky!’ I don’t know how to do that, I can’t do that."
It's a good thing that Superman is faster than a speeding bullet, because he'll have to outfly a veritable army's arsenal when "Man of Steel" arrives.
"The Dark Knight" won't rise again for another year still, but it's never too early for a first look at Batman's war on crime.
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Comic book movies and vampire stories have dominated Hollywood of late, so what happens when you combine the two into one tale? If you're the folks at Warner Bros., you get "Undying Love."
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