His brief appearance was one of the few things I enjoyed about the second one. Gave me hope that he'll turn into the Lizard in one of the films.

Unfortunately, his appearance was followed by a non J. Geils-induced freeze frame.

I think the fact they went to the trouble of casting Dr. Connors with (in my eyes) a fine actor and involving him twice in the film series, he will eventually become the Lizard. He too is one of my favorite villains and he's one of the older, classic Spider man bad guys.

The movies have been using mostly the old school spider man villains (pretty much the entire Sinister six is as classic as you can get). I think if they do bring Lizard in he should come along with Kraven the hunter, the two would be ideal opposing villains: a hunter and an animal.

I have a feeling the likes of Mysterio and Vulture will eventually pop up into Spidery's big silver screen universe.

Making this quick and brief, Spider-Man 3 is perhaps the best movie, just like the first two, along with some great action sequences and how the characters were portrayed.

Other than that, I enjoyed this film a lot. ;D

What? No Rocket Racer?

I would actually pay NOT to see him on screen :bloogrin:.

As great as Spider man is, he does have some lame allies (no offense to any RR fans).

I'd much rather see someone like Black cat, Prowler, or Morbius rather then Rocket racer.

I'll accept Rocket Racer in a future movie, Only IF they bring in the Big Wheel too. :bloogrin:

No, not Big Wheel. That would be so lame.

I want a Kraven's Last Hunt movie, same as most people. Lizard vs Kraven vs Spidey. Good stuff there.

If they put Kraven in the next films I would like to see a spin-off movie of him. He is a really cool character when you get down to it.

Dude I was totally joking about the Big Wheel, I mean I know that adding him to any movie in the Spiderman series would totally take things into Joel Schumacher Batman and Robin territory.

Big wheels keep on turnin'...
 

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LOL! I'd never heard of this particular character before, but I saw the name "Big Wheel", and I was thinking "Hehe, imagine if he was actually just a big wheel"...and then I clicked on the link and found out that he is. How could the Spider-Man writers honestly think that a man dressed as a wheel - a fricking wheel - could possibly make for an intimidating villain? ???

I'm seeing Spider-Man 3 later today, so I'll probably be back to post my thoughts up on it later, but already I'm invisaging grand things for Spider-Man 4, starring Samuel L. Jackson as Big Wheel, Al Pacino as The Gibbon, and Paul Newman as Turner D. Century.