Spider-Man 2
By: Anthony C. FerranteDate: Thursday, November 04, 2004
He does whatever a spider can, plus he can gross over $821 million worldwide. His name is SPIDER-MAN and after years of legal battles that kept the Marvel comic from coming to the big screen, in 2002 olā webhead scaled tall buildings with a single computer keystroke, fought the Green Goblin (and won) and lost his heart to Mary Jane. Even a run-in with singer Macy Gray left the hero unscathed, which is exactly why it didnāt take much arm wrestling to get director Sam Raimi back onboard for a second go-around.
"They didnāt have to convince me," admits Raimi. "I really wanted to do it. Iāve always loved the Spider-Man character and always loved the Marvel comic books. To make the movie of Spider-Man is a dream come true for a director. At the end of SPIDER-MAN, I still loved the characters and was curious what would become of them. That meant I should do the sequel."
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