Spiderman 3

2007/Action, Rated-PG-13, 3 Discs/0:00:00
Crew: Richard Donner (Dir), Marlon Brando (Jar-El), Gene Hackman (Lex Luthor), Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder (Lois Lane)
Details: Mild-mannered Clark Kent works as a reporter at the Daily Planet alongside his crush, Lois Lane -- who's in love with Superman. Clark must summon his superhero alter ego when the nefarious Lex Luthor (a scene-stealing Gene Hackman) launches a plan to take over the world. (Netflix)
Content:
Disk 1 - Bonus ~11:18, Total ~2:30:18
- Feature Film 2:19:00
- Filmmaker Commentary
- Director & Cast Commentary
- Bloopers 6:43
- Snow Patrol-Signal Fire Music Video 4:35
Disk 2 - Bonus ~ 0:00:00
Eggs: (Eeggs, Eggs, DVD Town) On the Second disc, enter the "Special Features" Menu. Highlight "Bloopers" and press LEFT twice. This will make Spidey's eyes light up yellow - hit ENTER for a short featurette on the recording of the unique music made for the DVD's blooper reel. On the Second Disc, enter the Featurettes Menu, and highlight "The Science of Sound." Press RIGHT, and the image of several pumpkin bombs will appear - hit ENTER for a short featurette on the process of recording ADR for the movie.
Factoids: (IMDB, Moviemistakes)
Comments: B- (5.6.07 in the theater). It wasn't good, was't bad. I was hoping that they would wrap the goblin story up and used hobgoblin. Sandman was great but his story never really improved...they just beat the same info into you repeatedly. I wasn't thrilled that this was how they chose to bring Gwen Stacy into the storyline, her character is kinda moot now...and where I was salivating for Venom, but there was already too much going on and I felt that should have been a movie of and in itself. Unless of course, this was jsut a teaser for Venom popping out again, maybe with Carnage. Although, I really want to see some other classic characters first, like Mysterio, Lizard, Scorpion...The symbiote's introduction is way too complicated of a story to have fallowed, so this altered telling was ok, but had lot's of holes. Put the comic related bias aside, Raimi still did a splended job (I am sure there was pressure to have Venom in this).