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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Methinkus" data-source="post: 179115" data-attributes="member: 3248">dont get mad, im just saying. . . .REAL   BIG    SPOILERS........................I know I’ll be going against the crowd with this one, but I can’t hold it in a moment longer . . . . what a dissatisfying piece of garbage! (note: I am not a Spiderman fan, I have nothing against it but I expected to see a good movie, and I didn’t)Sweet merciful invisible-man-in-the-sky, I sat in that theatre for two hours waiting for Spiderman to grow some nuts to go with his webshooters and get with the girl – the sexy, sexy now red headed Kirsten Dunst – and what do I get for it?  The big gay spider copout.  The whole theatre erupted with noise when the credits rolled by, and it wasn’t clapping.  I’d like to say something constructive, but I just can’t do it right now.  Bad.  BAD!  Naughty movie!How dare they string me along with Peter Parker boo hooing and not wooing for two hours and in the end when she confesses her love he sighs and walks away like a big gay nothing.  Peter Parker is a homosexual.  (I’m really just frustrated, I don’t mean this and I have nothing against alternative lifestyles, but I heard harsher words yelled out at the end anyway)  The INTRODUCTION to the movie called it a love story, and all I get in the end is a blatantly out of character move from the protagonist so that we’d all feel that much more inclined to go to the freaking sequel.Another thing that bothered me, did anyone else find people laughing at the absolute wrong moments?  As Peter pours his heart out to MJ in the hospital next to his aunt – you know, the whole “I talked to spiderman and told him about you . . . .” thing – most of the people in the audience started laughing.  It happened again as MJ confessed her true feelings at the end, it seemed like the mere mention of the word “love” sent a shiver of laughs or chuckles through the audience.  Is love dead?  Can a love story not be taken seriously anymore?  This bothered me because despite my dissatisfaction with the ending I thought the acting was spectacular and I don’t see why it wasn’t taken more seriously.</blockquote>

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