The edit in this clip makes it look kinda wacky
But the way the glider bounces and falls against his weight as he jumps on it
obviously such a small thing and not even a crazy detail but it’s just surreal seeing it in action all these years later
Hes so h****
https://twitter.com/spiideytingIe/status/1468973990148411401Oh he h**** H****
The edit in this clip makes it look kinda wacky
But the way the glider bounces and falls against his weight as he jumps on it
obviously such a small thing and not even a crazy detail but it’s just surreal seeing it in action all these years later
didnt sm3 and asm2 have this aswell ?
They're are way too many TV spots
so difficult to avoid them all
kinda respect them for not slipping up so far tbh
It’s not filmed or calibrated for imax is it ?
It’s not filmed or calibrated for imax is it ?
It is for the whole movie
didnt sm3 and asm2 have this aswell ?
DEFINITELY haahaha I’m just in a blind state of excitement and finding any small things to be really cool and exciting
The edit in this clip makes it look kinda wacky
But the way the glider bounces and falls against his weight as he jumps on it
obviously such a small thing and not even a crazy detail but it’s just surreal seeing it in action all these years later
Bro this looks horrible lmfao he’s built different in the CGI part at the beginning
Bro this looks horrible lmfao he’s built different in the CGI part at the beginning
I’m talking solely and specifically about the goblin glider
It is for the whole movie
Damn that’s surprising cause when they played trailer in imax this week it was only one where sound felt off

peep the first couple seconds
thats new, right? the 'web' armpits on the iron spider
peep the first couple seconds
thats new, right? the 'web' armpits on the iron spider
its old as in a day old
After no way home I hope they go for a more grounded nyc Spider-Man story like a lot of people have been saying, kraven or tombstone/Fisk as the main (and hopefully only) villain. What I like about the new Spider-Man series is the underlying commentary on the times were in