The wall-crawling, web-slinging and fight scenes are solid. That's not to say that the effects are bad.
#SPIDER MAN STRIKES BACK MOVIE#
I imagine with a Hollywood movie budget, the same people involved here would've made a Spiderman movie franchise equally enjoyable, but with special effects and super-villains to match.
#SPIDER MAN STRIKES BACK SERIES#
As far as I'm concerned, the creators of this series made the very best they could with their small budget. I understand that this particular film was shot entirely in LA, which I wish I never read, because I always felt that the New York scenes FELT like New York. Robert Simon was solid as J.Jonah Jameson, especially when threw a tantrum. JoAnna Cameron made an excellent companion for Peter Parker. Spider-Man swings to the rescue when a nuclear bomb created by three college students falls into criminal hands. I'd place his casting up there with Christopher Reeve as Superman and Linda Carter as Wonder Woman. Spider-Man Strikes Back: Directed by Ron Satlof. He was very convincing in the role, and fun to watch. Even today, I think Nicholas Hammond was a great choice to play Peter Parker/Spiderman. The acting was solid all the way around even if the 70s clothing styles may make you laugh. I really liked the musical score in the film. Despite its low-budget and lack of supervillains, I think the film still felt like an "epic" adventure. If you know that, than I think your chances of enjoying this are better. The villains are regular villains in the form of a millionaire and his henchmen.
Someone unfamiliar with the series may not like it, but then again, you might if you know what to expect. I look back on it with a lot of fondness and nostalgia. Lettered by: S.For me, the 70s Spiderman live action movies were great fun.Illustrated by: Spidey's big daddy, Steve Ditko.Written by: Spidey's godfather, Stan Lee.The mysterious figure watching Peter Parker is MacDonald Gargan, and the mysterious figure receiving the reports is J.The type of camera that Spider-Man uses in this story should be considered a topical reference per the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616.That happened during Amazing Spider-Man #18. Liz Allan reminds Flash that he was mad at her for telling Peter that he was going out dressed like Spider-Man.That happened in Strange Tales #127 when he and the Thing battled the "Mystery Villain".
The Human Torch mentions the previous battle he was in.Later, a mysterious figure follows Peter home from school and reports on the surveillance to a second mysterious figure in a green robe. Sandman runs away, but gets caught shortly after by two policemen. The Enforcers are rounded up, but Human Torch and Spider-Man get tangled in Spidey's webbing. As Spider-Man descends, he sees The Human Torch and plays ball with Sandman and the Enforcers, and finally rolls into the glass jar, setting Human Torch free. Spider-Man learns from Louie the stool pigeon that Sandman plans to use Human Torch as bait to lure Spider-Man into his trap. Meanwhile, at another hideout, Human Torch has been trapped in a glass jar with just enough air to breathe, but not enough to flame on and escape. Peter approves of Ned, much to her surprise. Peter turns up at the Daily Bugle and Betty Brant introduces him to a reporter, Ned Leeds. Suspecting something sinister might be afoot, Spider-Man follows him and fights them at their hideout, but as the police show up, The Enforcers flee. As Peter Parker walks home from another day at school, he sees Fancy Dan. As J Jonah Jameson learns the news, he takes his frustration outside, where Sandman and the Enforcers capture the Human Torch. The Daily Bugle continues its editorials on Spider-Man being washed up, but Spider-Man comes out of nowhere and rounds up bank robbers. 🢐 MacDonald 'Mac' Gargan 🢒 (First appearance).Richard Wormly (First and only known appearance).
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