The director of the first trilogy of Spider-Man has talked about his mistakes in the production of the third installment.
Spider-Man is certainly one of the most famous superheroes of Marvel (and the most charismatic), so that when he arrived to the big screen generated great expectations among fans, and everything was stable until the release of the infamous Spider-Man 3. This film has gone down in history as one of the most mediocre and ironically, the most hilarious (for the wrong reasons) in franchising climbing walls. Recently, Sam Raimi, has talked about this film and what it recognizes as their mistakes when producing it.
Your opinion has been released through a podcast in which he talks about how the film was a failure on the wrong decisions and pressure from his superiors.
“Working in an environment with both budget and so much at stake, with these so beloved characters created by Stan Lee, who are loved by many fans will not want to do it wrong and I did. People hated me for years, I still hate that.
It was a movie that does not function. Try to make it work, but did not believe in the characters and it can not hide from fans of Spider-Man. If the director does not like something, it is difficult for others to do so when they already know “
He did not specify what he meant, but it’s probably Venom, a character who was added to the film producer’s insistence study and this is added that he knew that Raimi was not interested in working with this character from the start. Despite this, admits that pressure and ambition to overcome the second film, was what led to the third installment of their failure.
“I think to [try to overcome the second installment] was the mentality of us, and I think that’s what we ordered. I should stay with the characters, relationships and how they are progressing and could be taken a step further instead of trying to match what we had done. I think that was my “
Nevertheless, errors Raimi takes this with a little humor and still present this ruling as an example of what NOT to do in a film production, after all, recognizes that the film was terrible
. Source: Comic Book Movie
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