Spiderman 3: Web Roundup


Spiderman 3 came to movie theaters yesterday, making May 4 the single biggest-grossing day in box office history. You can read interviews with Sam Raimi, Tobey Maguire and most of the other principal "names" in the movie here. Don’t forget to read the spoilers and immerse yourself in the lore at the sequel’s extensive Wikipedia page. But if the lines are long, what else can you do to spend some time with America’s favorite arachnid hero?

Fortunately, today is Free Comic Book Day. Thousands of specialty store are handing out four-color fun to anyone who walks in the door. Look up participating stores near you here. Salon has a great guide for comic newbies looking to get in on the action.

If you’re more into audio, check out this free music from the Spiderman 3 soundtrack. Or you can buy the new game (which has gotten at least one good review) on just about any game platform you might own, from the PlayStation 3 to the Nintendo DS.

And if all else fails, at least you can watch the trailer at home (watch all of them here):


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  1. Social Dude says . . . | May 6, 2007 / 12:57 pm

    The game end up being a horrid mashup of god ow war cinematic button clicking, button mashing fights and cinematic clips of peter parker appearing like his character has had no sleep for weeks.

    Full review of the game:

    http://www.xboxps3gamereviews.com/xbox-360/spiderman-3-xbox-360-version-review/

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