Scabs on Cort's Knuckles?
What are they from? I am guessing burns from revolvers gunpowder flash? I am really confused as to why they show them, but don't explain what they are.
Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.
What are they from? I am guessing burns from revolvers gunpowder flash? I am really confused as to why they show them, but don't explain what they are.
Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.
Gun powder flash? Seriously? His hands are scabbed because Gene Hackman's goons beat the crap out of him (and presumably stomped on his knuckles) at the start of the movie.
shareTerrible makeup work by Raimi too. It looked like purple marker and obviously Raimi overdid it too by making the scabs so enormous.
Does Raimi do anything well, besides dupe producers into giving him work?
Does Raimi do anything well, besides dupe producers into giving him work?
Raimi is a hack. See the 3 Spiderman movies, the 3 Evil Deads, and Quick and the Dead.
Have not seen any of his other "work."
I've seen them all, Spider-Man 2 was as perfect a movie as I've ever seen, it was flawless film making, and all of those movies were a lot of fun.
shareFlawless film making? I guess if you love CGI, big budget effects and terrible screenplays.
I guess Raimi can handle a camera. He cannot tell a story and he cannot write dialogue. You think it's a coincidence that when he took over writing duties for Spiderman 3 it was an abomination (making the other two look better than they actually are).
Spider-Man 3's lack of cohesive structure was the result of last minute studio interference, the studio executives wanted Venom in the movie, Sam Raimi didn't, the studio ultimately won and Raimi had to shoe-horn the character in just before production started. That's always a really good way to spoil a perfectly good movie, and it really isn't Raimi's fault. Besides I quite enjoyed Spider-Man 3 despite it's obvious failings.
Spider-Man 2 on the other hand was flawless. The screenplay was tight. The multitude of story arcs and character progressions all flowed perfectly together which is no small feat. I don't think you're giving Raimi enough credit for that film but it doesn't matter, not everybody is going to like the same stuff. I have several friends who can't stand super hero movies no matter how well executed they are.