Spider-Man Lotus - A Film Born From Spite

quick, well, Spider-Man Lotus is finally out and a lot of people in the comics sphere have been talking about it. I admit I don't know much about it, but it seems like a pretty high budget for a fan

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plus the director of the current Spider-Man movies and Andrew Garfield apparently also said it looks great, let me go ahead and see what the people about this movie. Spider-man Lotus's racist accusations are also coming from Spider-Man star Lotus Spider-Man, also known as Warden Wayne. he showed the messages from him, he dropped like n bonuses, it wasn't just one like, it was a lot of times that the mexican n n was mean as hell, he always said that the director was also making racist comments while making the movie.

Gavin heard fart and racist and he said okay it's okay to let a person of color become an assistant director hell no your director Gavin Kop has covered up for the acting coach in the Green Goblin movie John Salandria had been grooming an underage student, welcome everyone to the worst superhero movies ever made. series where I mess with kids now, if you've never heard of Spider-Man Lotus before God I envy you, this movie has been a thorn in my side for the past few years, so many people come to my Twitch chat and ask : have you heard? about Spider-Man Lotus, are you going to talk about Spider-Man Lotus and, oh my god, the threads upon threads of controversy, all for a movie that was only

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out of

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, so you guys are going to want to buckle up because this one is going to seem like a marvel, but before we get into the movie itself, we have to cover the background of this project because the whole drumbeat is what makes it a really entertaining story.

Okay, let's do this one last time. This young man's name is Gavin J. kop. mostly young brown-haired white guys Gavin loves Spider-Man and then becomes a member of what I like to call Spider-Man Twitter, a group of young people united by two things: their love for Spider-man and their hatred by Spider. -Man, I'm telling you, no one discusses Spider-Man as much as Spider-Man on Twitter, and a lot of people in this sphere have a particular beef with the MCU's version of Peter Parker, with Spider-Man Far From Home being a major source of contempt. For many of them, many of these fans cried out to heaven and prayed for a day when they could finally see a Spider-Man movie that is 100% faithful to the comics, basically they just want to see Spider-Man 2 again. uh that seems to be the only movie they like and that's when the clouds parted and Gavin came down from the heavens saying yeah I'm going to need about $220,000 quickly after that an Indiegogo campaign started with Gavin promising a Spider -Man tried and true. movie one that is supposed to be like Spider-Man 2, however, this campaign far exceeded expectations, passing $100,000 in donations, soon Gavin could reveal his dream project to the world.

Spider-Man Lotus isn't going to lie, it's actually a pretty good name, however, the

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's production was R with confusion in 2022, it was revealed that Warden Wayne, one of the film's writers, as well as the actor who plays Spider-Man, they really like saying the word, the Clu Clux Clan Warden went ahead and apologized, he claims. that he was racist because he was homeschooled, yeah, okay, that's right and then the controversy was put to rest and the movie was finally able to resume production, never mind. Gavin also said some nice things ranging from ableism to very creative racism and this was exposed by an anonymous Twitter user who was later revealed to be someone who met Gavin 5 years earlier, seriously this part of the story is a little crazy, apparently this random kid got kicked out of the Spider-Man fan movie project and was so angry that for 5 years he plotted his revenge with a series of real and doctored screenshots.

This unknown entity had the goal of destroying Gavin and his movie once and for all. Soon after, Gavin apologized, but the damage had been done. Memes began to spread online. Spider-Man Lotus. they referred to it as racist Spider-Man, then the visual effects team backs out of the film due to both the controversy and the fact that the production really sucked overall. Gavin finds himself insulting the actresses in the film. Disgruntled employees begin leaking scenes. and footage from the film online culminated in eventually leaking the entire script and to top it all off, the Green Goblin actor was revealed to be a pedophile and if that's not enough, he's also a racist, but after years of controversy, Gavin crawled through the blood. and Bones to release the movie so the $100,000 wouldn't go to waste and on August 11, 2023, Spider-Man Lotus was revealed, so was it worth it?

Is the movie good? No, normally I wouldn't bother reviewing a fan film. one I'm not a fan of fan movies I usually don't like anything fans do I hate fans unless they're my fans of course I don't like fan movies fan fiction fan made games fan mods video games nothing if a fan did it there is a 99% chance that they will not consume that medium. I think years of hearing fans get everything wrong all the time has created a natural resentment towards fan-created work if you're out there making fan content I think it's awesome, you should keep doing it, but I probably won't watch it, It's just not my thing, and as such, for the past few years I've ignored Spider-Man Lotus.

However, I thought it sounded really stupid. I couldn't stop thinking about how much arrogance and ego it must take to make such an ambitious project a film meant to rival the storytelling of a major Hollywood franchise because this isn't just a fan film, there are several screenshots and now deleted tweets where the film's creator professed that he wants to make a film that will rival all the other fan films and finally give Spider-Man the movie he deserves, a film that will give us the true on-screen version of Peter Parker unlike the MCU. movies, of course, and I like it, it seems very wrong, but I have to remember that Gavin is a very young filmmaker.

I don't really blame him for letting the attention go to his head, after all, for the past few years he's been surrounded by people who without a doubt said his idea was amazing. Honestly, I'm more upset with the fans and Indiegogo backers who funded this movie out of pure

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towards the MCU. Spider-Man fans gave $100,000 to a guy who wasn't even old enough. drink at that time to make the Spider-Man movie they thought they wanted and you see, despite what some people say about me, I never like to act like I know more than the people who make a living doing these things and, most importantly, when I'm watching something truly atrocious.

I try to avoid saying I could do better because I'm not a filmmaker or a writer. If this movie was just a little passion project from a guy with good intentions, I wouldn't be doing this. video I would never want to roast something like that even if it was bad but it turns out this is a vanity project

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from Spite and that's too spicy to pass up and if you're going to make a full feature film for despite the MCU and despite the YouTubers of superhero movies for some reason, I think it's a little strange and as far as I'm concerned, if you claim to have made the fan movie to end all fan movies, you better be able to back it up so honestly.

I don't really care about the fact that he said the n-word when he was a teenager. My ancestors don't really care if they're criticizing him on Twitter for saying the word gamer before he has chin hair. What does matter to me is the fact. that he clearly bit off more than he could chew and the result is a movie that no one with this little experience should have attempted to make so now I'm going to try to give the fairest review I can offer on Spider-Man Lotus. Now there are a lot of things I can't really fault about this movie that I would normally mention.

Normally I would complain when the acting is bad, but this is a fan film. You know, I'm not talking about the Oscar. winners here and honestly, most of the performances aren't that bad. I can say that overall these kids are better than the Riverdale cast and I know it's not a high bar, but at least it's something more. Another thing that's better than I expected is the effects so it's worth considering the fact that the VFX team quit so soon. I'm surprised the movie looks so good. I think that in general the effects are good. I have nothing to complain about except for the fact that they have some very creative character model effects, that's a dick, but also the lighting is really bad and honestly I can't even call it lighting because the scene looks like it was filmed normally, but then some fools came in and turned down the brightness in post to make The Movie darker and edgier, but if you've ever edited any kind of footage before, you can see that they just dimmed it digitally and honestly, this is one of the worst parts of this movie, so much of the initial lighting is obscured by someone coming down. brightness there is no reason to dim scenes that take place in broad daylight.

Another strange problem in this movie is that there are too many establishing shots, plus they are too long and never establish where we are in the movie, yes that's New York, yes. that's still New York, okay, I'll sit here, I'll be sitting here the whole time, I didn't edit this footage, it's actually that long, the movie's dialogue is also very boring and all the other characters talk like they're written by a 16 year old kid and honestly, judging by the timeline of this movie, they probably said, for example, listen to this newscast after good morning in New York City, we're going to go on the air with some pretty unfortunate news , he speaks as if he were recording a hostage. video, this isn't even what news anchors are supposed to sound like since everyone in their mother knows what it sounds like when someone is on the news and yes I understand this is very picky but when you overlook all these little things, add this layer. of inexperience throughout the production and remember that the director claimed that this would be the best fan film ever made.

Sources say they saw Spider-Man fleeing into the surrounding area, leaving Osborne dead at the scene with the knife wounds and several scars that Spider-Man did give him. corpse scars corpses cannot form scars to delve deeper into this let's move on to the opening scene of the movie first, Peter looks pretty good as he arrives at a battle with Shocker and his goons, and from here in the first scene we can see how this movie just doesn't have this sauce, you know what I mean, this is the only scene in the entire movie where we get to see Spider-Man at his best and what are you wearing?

It's my Shaka. Put on your shocking suit, that's your name, yeah, wow, did you think of that? Don't make jokes, you're bad at that. Yes, I'm sorry, but the charisma just isn't there. You may need more homeschooling buddies. The lack of charisma, as well as the weak writing, immediately shows us that this probably won't be a movie where we like Spider-Man, but to give us an idea of ​​what a shitty person he is, Spider-Man uses humans. shields in a battle to protect yourself from Shockers' laser beams. I think we should all agree. I don't think Spider-Man would do that, but hey, the suit looks homemade, that's all these people care about, that's the comic book accuracy we all crave.

I haven't been given a reason to care about any of these characters either, but you'll find that all the character writing just shows everyone really angry, like everyone is in a bad mood all the time and it makes sense later on. scenes after Gwen's death, but in this scene there is no excuse, this is supposed to be the best part of Peter's life, this is them when they have nothing to worry about. Peter Parker barely smiles in this scene later in the movie, remember These days, like the last time they were all happy together, do these people usually seem happy to you again?

I wouldn't complain about a fan film having weak character writing, but this film is almost hours long if you can't make it in that time. I only care about one character, something is very, very wrong, so anyway, after that we get an opening sequence that shows us some cool art of what happened to Gwen. Have you ever heard of Spider-Man 2 before it's a little underrated? I do not know if. many people have seen it now normally. I wouldn't mind this type of presentation of information, but I must let you know that this information will, in fact, be re-explained to us again and again in the coming hours.

So after that we see Peter Parker in theGwen's grave when MJ walks over to talk to him, but remember, this is not a good Spider-Man, this is a bad Spider-Man, are you worried about me, yeah, I'm trying to remember when I've ever seen you worry for a reason, okay, none of you understand it. I do not want to speak with anybody. Peter, don't be mad at me for trying to help. You're not trying to help. I know better than most that you never worried about that. Harry has never left, no one wants to go out with me anymore so you came to bother me about it.

No, you're a joke. I knew you couldn't handle it. You couldn't handle being the center of attention for just a second. Party life loses its focus and she doesn't know what to do with herself. That is not true. It's true. You are so unaware of yourself. It's not even funny. You don't care about people like Gwen and me. She didn't live. Life was like it was a constant game, maybe if you took a second to think, you could have learned a thing or two from it and yes, even Peter Parker at his lowest shouldn't be so spiteful and angry, that's right. as a symbiote.

Peter is supposed to act, but this is just a few weeks after Gwen's death, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt for now because he's not like he's going to be like this throughout the entire movie, he acts like this throughout the entire movie. the movie so anyway MJ gives Peter Parker a letter to Spider-Man apparently there is a sick little boy who has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and then of course we have to go to a new scene and that means that it's time for some establishing shots. Yes, I'm showing everything.

I'm allowed to do it. Now I don't have to reduce it to 10 seconds. I can show everything. I could stream the entire movie if I wanted. I won't make that cut, so Peter goes to his apartment and sees Harry passed out and then of course they have to have an argument because this is the dark and brave Spider-Man, we can You don't have any funny scenes, you weren't the only person that he lost something that day but you can't admit it because you are too selfish to think about others, nothing is a problem until it affects you and after that scene. we have every amateur college filmmaker's nightmare with a black and white dream sequence, but nevertheless, to be kind for a second, I think this scene isn't that bad.

I like that the black and white really has a purpose in this scene and that the Spider-Man suit is the only thing in color, it's a creative idea, I think it's cool, however, I think this movie would be a lot better if it was was the scene we saw right after the opening credits, like skipping that scene with MJ. that was stupid and also skipping this scene with Harry is also horrible because this scene is more visually interesting and gives us all the information we need anyway because I should point out that we are already a full quarter into the movie at this point and the only thing What we know is that Gwen died and everyone is really upset about it.

Yes, let me tell you, this is some truly innovative Spider-Man content. If you're going to adapt the death of Gwen Stacy, you have to do something a little more. Creative, this has literally been the entire movie so far and I'm going to spoil something for you. This is the only thing we're going to see for the rest of the movie and then we have this very long and slightly strange scene. of Peter watching iPhone footage of him and his friends again if this was in the movie for just a minute it would be so much better but go on oh great they have a picture of Peter it's for the kids like hell I am . the godfather of this event and I want debilitating wine and a headache from Candy and then we get another scene where, you guessed it, people are sad because Gwen Stacy is dead.

I don't really have anything to say about this movie, why am I reviewing? This is a movie that thinks it's the deepest emotional experience we've ever seen for Spider-Man on screen when in reality it's the most shallow story you can tell and a lot of young amateur creators are really bad at cutting things. From your projects, I understand that you really want to show that scene, but it is not necessary so far. I'm 40 minutes into the movie and I've only seen one scene that I think was worth filming just because you can do it. a 2 hour long movie doesn't mean you should, but then we get a fight scene with the Green Goblin that looks kind of funny.

It's horrible to see in general. I think the suit isn't so bad when it isn't. he moves, he moves, but when they make him talk he looks really funny and the thing is, again, I think this wouldn't be so bad if they showed us less. This isn't a costume that should have an extended monologue on screen, it should be shown to you. us as it was in the previous scene stylize it show it to us in a vague way give us the impression of the Green Goblin and we will understand the idea and it could also be more imposing if we see less of it anyway I have to go to another scene and you know what that means, okay, this is just going to be a C, after that we get another flashback, um, this one is particularly horrible again.

I don't really want to make fun of anyone's performance ratings in this movie because they're kids, they're not professionals, for example, while the girl who plays Mary Jane isn't doing a very good job in this scene, in fact she does a very good job. well in other scenes of the movie. I hope this movie doesn't do that. Ruin her reputation because she really isn't that bad and maybe with a better director she could really show her stuff, but apparently the guys who made this movie said the female talent was so bad that they had to save their performances, yeah, man.

You did a great job, oh yeah, let me tell you about these drawn out scenes with terrible lighting and shadows covering their faces the whole time. It's really good, you did a good job, can I see the characters? Why did you choose the street with the messiest and gloomiest ass? Anyway, in New York City, after that we get this weird sermon scene where Flash Thompson talks about how much he loves Peter Parker. You know, I can't believe he's saying this, but I was always a little jealous of him. he was looking at Gwen Liz or you.

He used to hate it. I think he hated me in high school too, but even after everything I did to him, you know, all the pranks, the humiliation, whatever, he was still a friend to me when he needed one. Why is this in the movie? My dad wasn't around much and when he was around, he was around. Why is this in the movie? So I think at this point, we're pretty far into the movie and I can officially say what this movie is. I don't understand why your dream Spider-Man movie is just an adaptation of Gwen Stacy's death.

If I had $100,000 to make a Spider-Man movie, I'd be weird. It would show things that have not been shown. Before Spider-Man was so rich with unique story opportunities and your dream movie was one where you were sad that Gwen Stacy died again, the idea was to make a movie that was faithful to the comics and that was faithful to the Spider-Man character, but I think the hunger for comic book accuracy has blinded Gavin because yes, the suit is comical, it looks cool, the events of the story are comical, but when you strip away all this surface level, you run out of flavor once the second half of the When the movie begins, we get our second plot and for a second I thought maybe Gavin made some original concepts, but I was wrong.

Now we're adapting another Spider-Man story. The kid who collects Spider-Man, another Spider-Man classic, even said in the Indiegogo campaign that this movie was just going to be an adaptation of the two most popular Spider-Man stories and people gave him $100,000. What's wrong with them? Yes, enjoy having his name in the credits of the n-word Spider-Man movie now. To give credit where credit is due once again, I actually like how this scene starts. Peter is clearly very shaken by the events of his life, but he wants to do something good for this kid and I like how awkward and awkward he is. standing there with the costume of him like the energy of the scene was actually very solid and realistic um, I'm going to go get some coffee, can I get you something?

No, I'm fine, really, this is the only time while watching the movie where I can. I see a reason why the movie exists. I also like this moment where the sick boy asks Peter what happened in the fight with the Green Goblin. This is the only scene that gets to the point in an efficient and effective way. Wait, wait, no, what's going on. Stop Please. I was almost starting to like the movie, stop showing me sad people, okay, okay, okay, okay, oh, and when we finally get back to the interesting scenes, Spider-Man starts leaving trauma on a dying child, She's gone because of me.

I can't do this look I'm not the hero you think I am and in all this I'm not me, okay it doesn't matter, you're not ready, but you're a hero, you saved all those people and how. many others suffered because of it oh my god shut up so yeah Spider-Man literally says he can't do this anymore and leaves the terminally ill dying kid after having a seizure. I can't even understand how wrong we are. Even though this movie is boring, it's now starting to offend me. In the original comic, Peter has a moment where he tells this little boy that maybe he shouldn't look up to him, but it's just a brief moment meant for show. us Peter's ever-present doubts because this little Spider-Man short story is meant to show us just a small nugget of everything that makes Spider-Man, Spider-Man.

The purpose of this comic is to show us his backstory and teach us about what he can do and ultimately it is supposed to show us that even though he is very busy and has a horrible work-life balance, he will still have time for someone. that he needs it, but in this version of the story, Peter feels more bad about himself than he does about himself. for the dying child and also the entire meaning of the story is ruined by showing us that the child has cancer. Before Peter meets him, when you're reading the original story, we don't know why Peter would spend all this time together. with a random kid telling him all his secrets and showing him his secret identity, then we get to the final panel and it all makes sense because that's how you tell a story, you have to lay out these elements in a way that appeals to the audience .

If you wanted to be a comedian so bad you should have paid attention to why you like this story anyway, it's time for more shitty CW dramas. I have you and Peter and we had to, so this is what's wrong with this shitty subplot. This subplot has been revolving around how MJ and Harry are adjusting to the death of Gwen and Harry's father, but the thing is, you can't just show us this new version of these characters and expect us to automatically invest in them. I have no reason to worry about this. Harry and MJ version I think Gavin thought we would watch Mary Jane and think in our heads oh I like Mary Jane so I'm automatically invested in this Mary Jane's struggles, no that's not how it works, you haven't given a reason to care you didn't show me what kind of person she is I don't know anything about her other than the fact that she's sad for Gwen Stacy Gwen Stacy GW Stacy I'm sick of it I'm not kidding when I say this is the most difficult thing I've had to do, I have nothing to talk about, I've had to sit here the whole time raising the same issues because there's nothing in this movie, how do I review? a film that has nothing going for it, but fortunately, although I have my problems with the way this story was told, I think the last moment with the sick boy is a good way to end the film.

Peter finally lets go of his strange little fit of rage. and he accepts the fact that he is a superhero who helps people and that there is a reason for him to be doing what he is doing. The movie seems to be ending now and Peter seems to finally accept his role as Spider-Man and even seems to close Gwen's death for what it's worth. I can say that Peter Parker had a complete character. Arc um no no no no no no no no no no no what's left to say what do you mean what do you mean and J and Harry have closed Peter Parker has closed the story is over what else do you have to talk about over and over again in this video?

I've really tried to give this movie the benefit of the doubt, but I've never seen such a blatant display. of arrogance of a work made by a fan in my life 80% of this movie has characters that reiterate the same information they teach us in the first scene the characters do not grow in an interesting or nuanced way it is a movie about people who are sad because his friend died and they were yelling at each other for almost 2 hours, it seems like Gavin really wanted to write a mature story about how someone's death could affect a group of people, and while that may seem like an incredibly cliché concept, There are ways to do it. do it effectively, so let's look at a story that talks about death and grief in a more nuanced andconcise.

Major spoilers for season 5 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I know the show is older than most of my audience, but I thought I'd warn. Anyway guys skip to this timecode to go back to Spider-Man Buffy season 5 episode 16 the body in this episode Buffy's mom dies hey mommy now this is a show where death is pretty common , this is not the first recurring character to be killed off. off, but what makes it different this time is that this character doesn't die because of a vampire or an evil puppet or whatever, this character just dies of natural causes suddenly and without warning, like in the episode before this one, where Buffy fights a robot. girlfriend who was built by a guy who wanted a robot girlfriend, the show may be really stupid but that's what makes this sudden reveal so shocking because the point is that sometimes people just die and the whole episode revolves around around the ways in which the sudden The body simply stops all other events.

While most Buffy episodes can be very silly and often sloppy, this is by far the best episode of the series and possibly one of the best episodes of a TV show I've ever seen. It begins with a flashback to a scene in which all the characters are enjoying a moment together at dinner. At this point, we've already seen what happened to Buffy's mom, so we know the point of this scene and neither character needs to stand up and say it. something like ah, I'm so glad we could share this moment together no, we don't need anyone to tell us how to feel with words this is just a moment in time that Buffy is remembering it's almost mundane a moment that normally wouldn't have meaning Look, all we have to do is cut a little bit of the burn that brings us back to reality.

The next scene begins with a Warner long take where we follow Buffy as she agonizingly tries to understand what is happening. I can't cast a spell to fix this problem. There are no monsters around that he can hit. To do something he almost never does he has to call 911 in a panic he tries to do CPR and breaks his mother's ribs with his super strength this is episode 94 of the series and Buffy very She has rarely lost control of her strength. The paramedics refer to the state of the body and Buffy corrects them. She is cold.

The body is cold. Not my mom because her mom's is not just a body. But then the paramedics arrive and she is fine. , everything is fine, it's time to fight the fishmen again, that's what a beautiful miracle, well, it's new, oh Buffy, thank God, you found me in time, of course, it was just a brief illusion. The paramedics don't even seem to care, this is just routine for them, they give him all the information, so it's a matter of time. In fact, this is not a dream sequence, she is simply dead and of course she is told what to do with the body and in the meantime I think you should sit down, have a glass of water and try not to disturb the body during All this.

Buffy doesn't get hysterical, she doesn't look up at the sky or scream, don't give my mother back, not my mother, instead she does things that are irrational, she walks out the front door, comes back inside and then forgets that the body is still there. she stares for long periods of time vomits on the floor and then stands motionless by the back door for a moment before cleaning it up it's like she remembers oh yeah I should probably clean up that's what you do when you throw up on the floor , this irrational mundanity is filmed in such a dreamlike manner with sporadic or infrequent cuts.

This first act ends with Giles finally showing up to help and then this happens, yes, they're coming for her, no, no, it's Joyce, us. We're not supposed to move the body, this is the moment, it's not her mother anymore, that's just the body and the rest of the episode follows everyone's irrational reactions to the event, some characters act as you would expect of course, the worst character. throughout the show he has some stupid things to say, but some characters don't know how to take it. Willow changes clothes over and over again for no reason, it's like she's trying to think about anything other than the traumatic event in front of her and throughout all of this, the camera seems to focus on the minor moments, the focus of the episode isn't It's not how sad we are that a character died, but rather the hollow, empty feeling you get when something like this happens, and again, this is never told to us outright. shown with minimal dialogue shown in the editing in the set design the theme of the episode is negative space the space left around the characters during this event outside of the opening theme there is no music in this episode there are almost no effects sound this creepy void is the theme of the episode, there is no take home message after this episode, the characters have no lesson to learn and yet this single episode of a monster of the week action show The 9s is one of the most emotionally resonant pieces of fiction.

Have I ever seen an episode so disturbingly good that I feel deeply uncomfortable when I watch it again? It makes me feel too human if that makes sense and on the surface you could say it's an episode about people being really sad that someone died and sure, I guess it is, but it's actually about more than that, hey, Remember when this video was about the racist Spider-Man? Yeah, I'm just going to watch Buffy now. Buffy wants beer, you can't have beer. Beer, this program is very stupid. I'm not saying that an amateur filmmaker should have written something as good as one of the most popular television shows of all time.

That's not my point. My point is that the people who make this Spider-Man story. He clearly wanted to tackle a darker, more realistic story, but he just didn't have the tools to do it, and if you didn't have an interesting story to tell, why were you so desperate to tell it? I really don't understand how. This could be Spider-Man's dream story, the entire story is just a boring, miserable retelling of two of Spider-Man's most popular stories, except without the cardiac context and emotional weight associated with those original stories. Gwen Stacy's death isn't sad because someone died, it's sad.

Because we didn't think she could die, people didn't think Spider-Man could reach such a dark moment at the time, this story was unthinkable and it was groundbreaking and as such it can't be retold. Any attempt to do so. has been rejected and rejected, any writer can write a story about Spider-Man being sad because someone died. Spider-Man always being sad because someone dies is a weight he carries with him forever, it's literally the character's goal, and yet for decades writers continue to find ways to write about how Spider-Man deals with death, how he accepts it. and how he rejects it, and if you want to write Spider-Man but can't understand this central aspect of his character, you may not be ready to do it. write Spider-Man still, in my opinion, I think you probably shouldn't do your dream project as your first project.

I've heard a lot of game developers say this about people who are just starting out making games, but I think it's true. Whatever, if you have a dream movie, book, or game you want to make, you should probably get your feet wet a little, study the art of movie-making or writing or whatever craft you're trying to do a little more. Perfect, learn and fail on other projects before tackling your dream because if you get the chance to make your dream movie first and release it, you can't make it again, you can't go back and change it unless Regarding George Lucas, You'll always remember that movie as the first one you made, the one you made before, you had all the training and experience you got afterward.

Personally, I think it's better to wait a few years beforehand. You're trying to tackle something as ambitious as this now. I'm not going to give Spider-Man Lotus a score for a fan film. I find it quite unproductive to apply the same rating scale. I don't think it's fair to rank this among the other worst superhero movies ever made, and above all, if I can say one thing, I'm not going to look at someone else's artwork and claim that I can do it better, except that I probably could. better.