da fuq? plot? he is a super hero powered fight, where he began w/ a tiny ant kicking his ass, to a giant man slapping him down. And yea they use his abilities to tell a good fucking story of action and growth, he went from fighting petty crime to fighting the most powered meta humans and adjusting tactics to defeat and also work w/ his new team. plot? WTF does that even mean?, just sounds nerd ragey.
Yes fighting petty criminals who can throw cars, as was shown by Iron Man when he caught one in one of the videos.
I think you might have misunderstood me a bit. Yes I do know that comic book writers and movie characters often have their powers/abilities changed for said comic book/movie. My gripe is that with Spider-Man his power set tends to change inside each movie.
I feel dirty even getting into this, but since people seem to be having a hard time with Cap pulling him, this is no different than a 200 lb. guy trying to lat pull down over 200 lbs. Unless he braces himself under something, no matter how strong he is simple physics won't let him pull more than his body weight down. Same thing with Cap pulling Spider-Man off his feet. Cap clearly outweighs Spider-Man, so the only way massively superior strength helps in that situation is if you can brace yourself properly. Spider-Man would have had to use his wall crawling feet on the ground to counter that move, and it isn't that big of a stretch to assume he wasn't ready for it (spidey sense shouldn't make a bit of difference, since it is clear at that point Cap is already a threat).
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He should not have been pulled in by Cap, but we will blame all his lack of abilities on the fact he's only been Spider-Man for six months.
That's pretty much exactly what I said. You were the one complaining that he was an adult for the vast majority of the comics you read, and that for whatever reason *this* version wasn't. So if you're now telling me that they were all teenagers (which is what I said too, even though I used the "adult" in quotes thing to indicate that it is a pretty loose term), why weren't you complaining about all the other versions too? Or were you, and I just couldn't follow all the complaints?
The way you're arguing, you want Spidey and his Spidey sense to be on near pre-cog lvls and having move like NEO when shit comes his way and be as immovable as Juggernaut.Wikipedia quote.
He should not have been pulled in by Cap, but we will blame all his lack of abilities on the fact he's only been Spider-Man for six months.
Also, you do realize that in each movie he started out as a teenager right? Although the actors were older, Maguire was 24-25 when Spider-Man was filmed and Garfield 27 when Amazing Spider-Man was filmed and they graduated High School in each of their second movies. The only difference now is they have an actual teen to play a teen.
His spider sense is a precog ability if you didn't know. As I stated before he can avoid automatic gunfire and gunfire at point blank range.
I like that it gives Spider-Man room for growth. This was Spider-Man's origin movie without actually going into huge details of how he got his powers and learned to use them. In both of the other Spider-Man series, he doesn't start off automatically knowing every facet of his powers. Both have to learn how to use the webbing, for instance. Considering the sudden jump in power that Spider-Man is having to face in Germany and it being the first time he's working with a team, I think it makes sense for there to be a bit of a learning curve for him.
