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Re: Ultimate Spider-Man Cartoon

Postby Benderbrau » Mon Apr 23, 2012 2:25 am

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In a show with a drastically different tone than either USM or Avengers. The comparison makes no sense.

The adults in USM act normal.

Normal like when Fury fired a shot straight into the air, bounced it off the Helicarrier, hit a flag pole, sent said flag pole bouncing off two building before striking the villain in the back of his head in mid-run and knocking him unconscious? Or when Agent Coulson was getting into a tizzy over school supplies instead of responding to Fury's orders?
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Re: Ultimate Spider-Man Cartoon

Postby GOSD » Mon Apr 23, 2012 9:40 am

It's such a bad show that my 8 and 11 year olds won't even watch it.

Stop watching it, you tards.

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Re: Ultimate Spider-Man Cartoon

Postby Benderbrau » Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:37 pm

GOSD wrote:It's such a bad show that my 8 and 11 year olds won't even watch it.

Stop watching it, you tards.

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Re: Ultimate Spider-Man Cartoon

Postby avengingtitan » Tue Apr 24, 2012 9:01 am

Benderbrau wrote:Limited selection breeds desperation

Something your wife has said I'm betting. :-D

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Re: Ultimate Spider-Man Cartoon

Postby Strict31 » Tue Apr 24, 2012 11:07 am

I've given thyis show several episodes now, and I've reached the conclusion that I just can't stand it. They really wanted to make a show different than a Spider-Man show. SHIELD holds too much of a role in a show titled "Ultimate Spider-Man." There are too many problems that are solved by SHIELD or by Spidey's SHIELD teammates instead of Spidey. And that Iron Spider shit...jesus. Of all the shit they could have pulled from the comics, and that was what they chose?

It's interesting that Iron Fist told Spidey that a man must choose his own path, when the whole point of the show is to shoehorn this SHIELD influence into his life.

I wonder that the episodes are being shown in the order they were intended, because we've gotten more character development from Spidey's teammates than from his own supporting characters. MJ is little more than a stand-in, and already seems to have much less importance to the show than that White Tiger chick.

I don't really care about the asides so much, even though they get out of hand. It's the concept of the show that fails to appeal. I hope they get a lot of action figure sales out of this, but I'm done with it.
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