Would it have been capekino, /tv/?
>Peter Parker is an introverted teenager who lives with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May in New York City, and is partnered with his popular classmate and longtime crush, Mary-Jane Watson, for a Biology assignment. Shortly afterwards, he attends a seminar at Empire State University, where is bitten by a radioactive spider and develops spider-like abilities.
>Due to his newfound confidence, Peter befriends Mary-Jane, infuriating her abusive boyfriend Nathan "Flash" McCreery. Peter ambushes Flash after Flash slaps Mary-Jane and assaults him. Peter then begins using his powers to become a street performer and attracts the attention of a scout, who books him a series of gigs in late night talk shows. Peter crafts a costume and adopts the identity of "Spider-Man". Fearful that the population might reject him should they learn he is a mutant, Peter builds webshooters and lies that his organic webbing is an artificial compound of his own design.
>Spider-Man's growing popularity attracts the attention of wealthy businessman Carlton Strand. Once a petty thief in New Mexico, Strand was struck by lightning while evading the police through an experimental generator, that afforded him electromagnetic powers which he used to manipulate the stock market, building a telecommunications empire. Strand believes himself and others like him to be the next step of evolution and the rightful rulers of the world, and seeks to recruit Spider-Man to his side.
>Spider-Man is approached by Strand's mistress, Cordelia, leading to a brief altercation with Strand's enforcer, Boyd, an ex-soldier whose DNA was spliced with sand particles during a failed bilocation experiment.
>Peter's manager refuses to pay Peter his dues, and Peter retaliates by standing aside when the manager is robbed by a man with a cobra tattoo on his arm shortly afterwards. Outside, Peter finds out Uncle Ben has been shot dead by a carjacker, and chases the man to an abandoned factory, where he learns it is the same criminal he let escape. Peter surrenders him to the authorities, but they attempt to arrest him as well, and he's branded a criminal after being forced to fight them off in order to escape.
>Peter attends a meeting with Strand, who offers Peter unlimited wealth and power in exchange for his allegiance. Peter refuses upon learning of Strand's supremacist views, and escapes after a brief confrontation with Strand and Boyd. Strand then bribes network television director J. Jonah Jameson to run a smear campaign against Spider-Man and has him framed for a series of crimes to force Peter into joining him. Peter decides to honor Uncle Ben's teachings that "with great power comes great responsability" and becomes a vigilante, earning the public's admiration despite police prosecution. Aunt May faces financial difficulties in the wake of Uncle Ben's death, leading Peter to doubt his decisions. He ends up rescuing Mary-Jane from a group of hoodlums, after which she develops a crush on him and defends him on television.
>Spider-Man visits Mary-Jane one day and takes her atop the Brooklyn Bridge, where they have sex. Strand finds out about them and kidnaps Mary-Jane, framing Spider-Man for it. Spider-Man goes to Strand's penthouse to rescue her, only to find Cordelia dead, a crime for which he is also framed, and a message to meet Strand atop the World Trade Center. He is then ambushed by the police, but manages to evade them.
>Arriving at the Twin Towers, Spider-Man confronts Strand and Boyd, who are holding Mary-Jane hostage. Strand exposes Peter's true nature to Mary-Jane, who appears shocked. He once again attempts to bring Peter to his side, offering him $100 million, but Peter refuses. Infuriated, Strand tortures Mary-Jane while Boyd overpowers Spider-Man, but Peter manages to escape and rescue her before confronting Strand and Boyd.
>Spider-Man fights Strand and Boyd across the Twin Towers, and manages to place Boyd in the path of one of Strand's lightning bolts, turning him into glass. Strand summons a massive lightning strike, but Peter manages to evade the destruction and tackle Strand out of the roof. As they both fall, Spider-Man grabs ahold of a nearby girder, while Strand falls to his death. Spider-Man then reunites with Mary-Jane, who professes her love for him, and showers Strand's $100 million onto the population below.
>In the aftermath, Peter and Mary-Jane get an A on their Biology assignment, and Peter confides his secret identity to her. They develop a relationship, and Mary-Jane is eventually accepted into a prestigious medicine school, while Peter pursues a career in science while continuing his crimefighting activities as Spider-Man.
It's certainly different
>>70765211
considering raimis already is i dont think we need to think about it
Charlie Sheen would have Peter Parker had it been made
>>70765448
*have been
>>70765448
Nope, he pursued the role in an earlier version of the project and lost it to a stuntman, Scott Leva.
Cameron's Peter would've been DiCaprio.
>>70765211
OP is, of course, wrong in one important detail.
It was Cameron's idea (it's in his 'scriptment') that Spider man would have organic web shooters. It strengthened the whole awakening of puberty thing Cameron was trying to do.
Raimi took the organic web shooters and the puberty angle and worked them into his version.
>>70765593
OP never stated otherwise, he just didn't drew attention to it.
Everyone knows already.
You saying Spider-Man Trilogy WASN'T CapeKino? and the whole reason we have the MCU AND BvS????
Yeah, it's cute to think those movies would have come up without spider-man.
>>70765659
Actually the difference was the organic web shooters sprout from multiple orifices in his wrists and arms. Also spidey wears the black suit,
It probably would have been meh. All his movies after Terminator 2 have been okay but not nearly up the standard set by his work before then and each one is progressively worse. True Lies>Titanic>Avatar
>>70765211
i hope theres an afterlife so i can watch these in another dimension
>>70765520
this is pretty clear from OP's poster, too
>Spider-man
>a mutant
No. Just no.
Sounds pretty darn kino to me.
>>70767530
He's not wrong by dictionary definition.
>resulting from or showing the effect of mutation.
>>70767530
well mutant is someone with changed DNA, and the spider changed his dna.
>>70767530
Yeah, retard.
It sounds pretty good, but I really liked Raimi's movies as well, 3 was flawed but a lot of fun. JK Simmons made those movies
>>70765211
Sounded good until the third paragraph where it goes full retard.
