Spider-Man: Noir

[Umbran]

ugh...why also in color???

For one thing, it is comparatively easy. These days, they typically film in color, and then make it B&W in post-processing.

Also, setting aside any aesthetic preferences, there are some visual and cognitive disabilities that make action in black and white video difficult to follow. Color can allow folks with those impairments more able to follow the action.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

It’s a play on with great power, blah blah.

Basically normal spider-man is so powerful he’s always holding back so he doesn’t kill people.

That's an extremely weird misreading of Spider-Man.

"With great power comes great responsibility" is a quote from his Uncle Ben. Peter, when he was using his super-powers to win minor-league wrestling events, let a criminal run past him, saying it wasn't his responsibility to do anything about it. And said criminal then killed Uncle Ben.

Because Peter has great power, he has the great responsibility to use them to make the world a better place.

It has nothing to do with Peter not trying to kill people. At least, not until Zack Snyder does a Spider-Man movie. Uncle Ben wasn't telling a pre-superpowered Peter, "hey, try to not kill anyone in high school today."