ROTTEN TOMATOES: Seven and A Half Minutes of "Spider-Man 3" Goodness, Available Now!

Seven and A Half Minutes of "Spider-Man 3" Goodness, Available Now!

by RT Staff | March 06, 2007

Did you catch last night's special "Spider-Man 3" trailer on NBC during "Heroes?" Well, you can still log on to view the seven and a half minute "Spider-Man 3" preview for clips of at least four scenes from the flick, including the action-packed aerial battle between Peter Parker and The New Goblin. See the flipbook here!

Last night's alternative trailer (shown during a semi-revealing episode of "Heroes," before what will be a miserable month and a half-long hiatus) focused on a showdown between former pals Peter Parker and Harry Osborn, fighting midair between skyscrapers. NBC promised more content online, and did they deliver: Spidey fans have over seven minutes of clips to sink their teeth into -- at least for the next ten or so hours, since the preview expires tonight at 9pm PST.

Click for more from the "Spider-Man 3" preview!

Watch the preview for a variety of snippets, including more of the lovey-dovey web stargazing scene with Mary Jane and Peter shown in the trailers; an extended clip of Peter announcing his intention to propose to MJ with Aunt May; the minutes-long aforementioned cityscape battle between Peter and Harry Osborn/New Goblin (definitely worth a look for some awesome effects!); more shots of the Venom alien; and a few peeks at baddie #3, Sandman.

"Spider-Man 3" slings its way into theaters (and IMAX) May 4, 2007. Who's excited?

Source: NBC.com

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lrm8 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 12:27 PM

looking great. it seems like they are upping the ante with sandman being as big as a building. cool.

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lrm8 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 12:28 PM

i also take pride in that i stopped that idiot from posting nonsensical things as the first post

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TomasSPAGHetti writes:
on Mar 06 2007 12:40 PM

Now he'll be demoted to fourth. At least.

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cgcbooks writes:
on Mar 06 2007 12:44 PM

I just hope the final print wont be so dark in the action scenes. It was hard to tell what was going on with Peter and Harry.

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adamtstop writes:
on Mar 06 2007 12:48 PM

yeah lrm8. sick of that leftnipple mofo. very annoying.
need to get that guy banned. fkr has been posting for ages.

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TitusCosminus writes:
on Mar 06 2007 03:20 PM

[b]Spiderman is Overated![/b]
Spiderman was deccent, Spiderman 2 mediocre at best, Spiderman 3 has potential but from what I saw I must say it's gonna be just..... deccent.
X-Men and X-Men United are the best comic book movie ever, Spiderman stinks and I'm not afraid to say that it's overated...

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Legit writes:
on Mar 06 2007 03:32 PM

Definately one of the sweeter chase/fight scenes in spidey movies imo.

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Dinalfos 2 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 04:02 PM

Man, a 300 dollar budget and they still can't seem to get the CGI right. That said, the movie looks promising as hell.

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Dinalfos 2 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 04:03 PM

I watched it on Youtube, btw. Better go see it there before the copyright nazis take it down.

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jeremyf1977 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 04:04 PM

Well we fianlly got a look at Venom. Problem is I couldn't see the seven minutes because of some internet problems. But still I think GG2 should not be a sufer, Venom and Carnage Rocks and Sandman shouldn't be in it. Should've been scropion.........

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Elixir writes:
on Mar 06 2007 05:22 PM

In reply to this comment (#857438)
i agree with you completely. i hope this third one is dark and gritty as it seems, hopefully it will be the best of the three.

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lavatory love machine writes:
on Mar 06 2007 05:27 PM

well, regarding that battle between spidey and goblin I think there's a pretty obvious mistake: his spidey senses should have warned him that the goblin was coming

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dylan21484nj writes:
on Mar 06 2007 05:42 PM

In reply to this comment (#857444)
maybe Harry struck a little too fast for Peter to respond.

anyways, that was a pretty kickass fight. i like how Peter outsmarts Harry at the end with the oldest trick in the book.

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bigbadbear writes:
on Mar 06 2007 06:42 PM

man... i hope they don't kill off harry in the beginning...

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IronStarSavior writes:
on Mar 06 2007 09:05 PM

Amazing action sequence! I did have a little trouble telling what was going on the first time through, but I got it all the second time. Still, as good as that was, I hope it ranks somewhere in the middle or lower when it comes to ranking the action sequences of the movie.

By the previews, it seems there are at least 2 action scenes with Sandman, one with Venom, and then this one with Harry. So I'll be disappointed if the Venom scene and at least one Sandman scene don't top the one with Harry. Given the amount of action in SM2 though, it's hard to complain.

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lrm8 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 10:34 PM

i agree that spiderman is overrated (i thought spiderman 2 decended into too much B movie cheesyness and a crappy villain), but they are well made movies. not the greatest comic book movie as some would claim. i would have to go with batman begins and x-men2 for those.

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The Great One writes:
on Mar 07 2007 05:27 AM

Sam Raimi said himself some of the CGI in these shots isnt even finished yet so have faith

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pota1967 writes:
on Mar 07 2007 06:13 AM

I know us spider fans are all hopped up for the movie to come out but does anyone else think there is too much film / information being released?

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Jack Noff writes:
on Mar 07 2007 06:56 AM

could they have made a gayer villain then harry? i doubt it...

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narcissusbleh writes:
on Mar 07 2007 08:55 AM

In reply to this comment (#857448)
[b]Eh[/b]
Unlike the two you just mentioned, the Spider-man flicks have been the most loyal to their comic book history.

It doesn't bother me when they're not, but the Spider-man movies were the most obvious works of love, and their balance of drama and action is pitch perfect.

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