MADAME WEB is Astoundingly Bad

Elvis The Alien
25 Apr 202435:41

Summary

TLDRThe video script offers a detailed review of the film 'Madam Web,' highlighting the numerous issues faced by the movie. The reviewer expresses skepticism about the demand for such a film and criticizes the character's portrayal, particularly the deviation from the comic book source material. They discuss the film's director, SJ Clarkson, and her limited feature film experience, suggesting it may contribute to the movie's shortcomings. The script also points out the writing credits and the writers' history of poorly received scripts. The reviewer further comments on the casting choice of Dakota Johnson and her apparent disinterest in the Marvel universe, questioning her motivations for participating in the film. Throughout the script, the reviewer uses humor to underscore the film's absurdities and implausibilities, including the plot, the special effects, and the character development. The summary concludes with the reviewer's final thoughts on the film's quality and the broader implications of committee-driven filmmaking.

Takeaways

  • đŸŽŦ The video discusses the challenges of making movies and the mixed outcomes, using 'Madam Web' as an example of a film that did not meet expectations.
  • 🕷ī¸ 'Madam Web' is criticized for its lack of appeal, with the reviewer expressing difficulty in finding any redeeming qualities in the film.
  • 📚 The character Madam Web is described as an old, blind woman with powerful psychic abilities, which contrasts with the film's portrayal.
  • đŸŽĨ SJ Clarkson, the director of 'Madam Web', is primarily known for her work in television, leading to a discussion on the differences between directing for TV and film.
  • đŸ“Ŋī¸ The video points out the inexperience of the writing team and suggests that their collective track record may contribute to the film's poor reception.
  • 🎭 Dakota Johnson's performance and her real-life actions following the release of the film's trailer are discussed, hinting at a possible disconnect with the project.
  • 🚀 The review includes a sponsored segment for the mobile game 'Raid: Shadow Legends', highlighting the game's features and a special event.
  • 🕹ī¸ The game 'Raid: Shadow Legends' is promoted with an offer of a giveaway for a gaming console and in-game loot, urging viewers to participate.
  • 🧙 The script touches on the typical narrative structure of superhero origin stories and expresses a desire for more innovative storytelling in the genre.
  • 🎉 The video concludes with a reflection on the future and the potential it holds, despite the challenges faced by the characters in the film and the production of the movie itself.
  • 📆 There is confusion about the film's timeline, with inconsistencies suggesting it may not be set in the year it claims to be.

Q & A

  • What is the general sentiment towards making movies as expressed in the video?

    -The video expresses that making movies is a difficult process that takes a lot of time and effort, and there are many ways a movie can go wrong.

  • What is the reviewer's opinion on the movie 'Madam Web'?

    -The reviewer has a very negative opinion of 'Madam Web,' describing it as a 'big pile of [expletive]' and stating that it's nearly impossible to discuss the movie without criticizing it.

  • What is the significance of the character Madame Web in the movie?

    -Madame Web is depicted as an old, blind woman with clairvoyant powers. She is a central character in the movie, although the reviewer expresses skepticism about the need for a movie centered on this character.

  • What is the director's background according to the video?

    -The director, SJ Clarkson, is known primarily for directing TV shows, with only one other movie, 'Toast,' to her name. The reviewer suggests that directing a TV show is quite different from directing a movie.

  • What is the reviewer's view on the writing credits for 'Madam Web'?

    -The reviewer criticizes the writing credits, noting that the director and three other writers, some of whom have a history of working together, are responsible for the movie's script, and implies that their collective work has resulted in a poor quality film.

  • What is the context of the Dakota Johnson's agency switch mentioned in the video?

    -Dakota Johnson switched her agency from WME to CAA shortly after the first trailer for 'Madam Web' was released, which raised speculation that she was not happy with the movie. However, the reviewer mentions that CAA also represents her production company and indie film, suggesting the switch might be business-related rather than a reaction to the movie.

  • What is the reviewer's critique of Dakota Johnson's performance and attitude towards the movie?

    -The reviewer points out that Dakota Johnson appeared to not be fully invested in the movie, citing instances where she made light of it during a press tour and her apparent lack of familiarity with Marvel movies.

  • How does the reviewer describe the plot and character development in 'Madam Web'?

    -The reviewer finds the plot and character development to be lacking, with a focus on origin stories that feel overdone. They also criticize the decision to not portray Madame Web as blind, which deviates from the comic book character.

  • What is the reviewer's opinion on the movie's villain, Ezekiel Sims?

    -The reviewer finds the villain, Ezekiel Sims, to be poorly developed and acted. They describe his portrayal as forced and cheesy, and criticize the suit design as an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of Spider-Man.

  • What are some of the specific scenes or elements criticized in the movie?

    -The reviewer criticizes several scenes, including the use of the camera, the editing, the acting, the dialogue, and the use of a Pepsi Cola sign in the climax. They also mention the implausibility of certain plot points and the lack of logic in the story's progression.

  • What is the final message or theme suggested by the movie according to the reviewer?

    -The movie concludes with a message about the future and the power of belief in oneself. However, the reviewer finds the delivery of this message to be insincere and poorly executed, particularly due to the amateurish writing.

Outlines

00:00

đŸŽŦ Introduction to Movie Making Challenges

The speaker begins by acknowledging the complexity and time-consuming nature of movie production, where many things can go wrong. They express skepticism about the existence of a market for 'Madam Web,' a movie they consider to be of poor quality. The speaker also mentions their intention to discuss the film critically, understanding the challenges it presents in finding positive aspects to highlight.

05:02

🕷ī¸ Critique of Madam Web's Production and Writing

The speaker discusses the writing credits of 'Madam Web,' pointing out the lack of successful past works from the writers involved. They also touch on industry reactions to Dakota Johnson's agency switch and her seemingly disinterested behavior during the movie's press tour. The character of Madame Web is described, emphasizing her powers and the potential for an interesting narrative that doesn't rely on an origin story.

10:02

đŸŒŋ The Misguided Origin Story of Madame Web

The narrative focuses on the origin story of Madame Web, highlighting the implausibility of certain plot points and the questionable decisions made by characters. The speaker also criticizes the film's editing, acting, and the use of special effects. They express confusion over the character motivations and the disjointed nature of the storytelling.

15:03

🚨 The Absurdity of the Villain's Actions

The speaker describes the actions of the film's antagonist, Ezekiel Sims, who gains powers from a rare spider and uses them to become wealthy. They ridicule the villain's portrayal, his accent, and the chaotic scenes that ensue. The speaker also comments on the ineffective use of the villain's powers and the cheese factor of his character.

20:05

🚨 The Chaotic Visions and Inexplicable Trust

The summary covers Cassie's struggle with her newfound powers, which are unpredictable and chaotic. The speaker highlights the odd behavior of the girls who trust Cassie despite her kidnapping them and claiming to see the future. The narrative includes a scene where the girls are dancing on a table, and the speaker questions the logic behind their actions and the film's tonal inconsistencies.

25:06

🌐 The Visions, CPR, and a Journey to Peru

The speaker recounts how Cassie teaches the girls CPR and leaves them in the care of her friend Ben while she travels to Peru to find a spider tribe. The trip is based on her mother's research, and the speaker finds it unrealistic that Ben would agree to house the girls without question. The summary also describes the encounter with a man from the spider tribe who shares Cassie's powers.

30:07

đŸĨ The Hospital, the Firework Warehouse, and the Final Showdown

The summary details a series of events where Cassie has visions of the girls' deaths and repeatedly saves them. The final confrontation with Ezekiel takes place on a Pepsi Cola sign, leading to his downfall. The speaker questions the logic behind the use of fireworks and the illuminated 'S' from the sign, and they end with a critique of the film's writing and the final dialogue, which they find trite and unconvincing.

35:10

🎉 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The speaker concludes the review by reiterating their negative opinion of 'Madam Web' and encourages viewers to share their thoughts. They also promote their merchandise available at alien.com, providing a light-hearted ending to the critique.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Madam Web

Madam Web is a Marvel Comics character who is depicted as an elderly, blind woman with powerful psychic abilities. In the video, she is the central figure of the movie being reviewed, and her character is criticized for being underdeveloped and not as compelling as she could be in the context of the film's narrative.

💡Spider-People

The term 'Spider-People' refers to the indigenous tribe with spider-like abilities that rescue Madam Web's mother in the film. They are significant as they set the stage for the origin of Madam Web's powers and play a role in the plot's development.

💡Telepathy

Telepathy is the ability to communicate or sense the thoughts of others using the mind. In the context of the video, Madam Web possesses telepathic powers, which she uses to communicate with other characters and to foresee future events, a key element in the movie's storyline.

💡Astral Projection

Astral projection is the concept of the astral self, or consciousness, traveling outside the physical body. Madam Web uses this ability to save the girls and to have a telepathic discussion with the antagonist, Ezekiel, which is a pivotal moment in the film.

💡Ezekiel Sims

Ezekiel Sims is portrayed as the antagonist in the movie Madam Web. He gains superpowers from a spider's venom and becomes a wealthy man, using his powers for evil. His character is criticized in the video for being a poorly developed villain with a forced and over-the-top performance.

💡Origin Story

An origin story is a narrative that explains the background of a character, revealing their roots and the events that led to their current status. The video discusses the overuse of origin stories in superhero films, expressing a preference for more innovative storytelling approaches.

💡Superhero Genre

The superhero genre encompasses films and stories that focus on characters with extraordinary abilities, often fighting crime or saving the world. The video script discusses the genre's conventions, particularly the formulaic nature of many superhero films, and how Madam Web fits within this genre.

💡Visual Effects

Visual effects (VFX) are the processes used in film to create images and video that do not exist in reality, often to enhance the storytelling. The video criticizes the use of visual effects in Madam Web, particularly the unrealistic portrayal of the character's powers and the confusing editing during action sequences.

💡Character Development

Character development refers to the process by which a character's traits, abilities, and beliefs are revealed and evolve over time. The video script laments the lack of character development in Madam Web, noting that the characters' motivations and actions often do not make logical sense.

💡Product Placement

Product placement is a marketing technique where a company's product is incorporated into a video content. The video humorously points out the conspicuous use of a Pepsi sign in the film's climax, suggesting it serves as an advertisement rather than a natural part of the story.

💡Cinematic Tropes

Cinematic tropes are common themes, devices, or clichÊs in film. The video discusses several tropes found in Madam Web, such as the 'evil Spider-Man' suit and the 'damsel in distress' scenario, which are criticized for being unoriginal and predictable.

Highlights

The speaker acknowledges the difficulty of making movies and the potential for mistakes, yet introduces 'Madam Web' as a particularly poor example.

Madam Web's character is criticized for being an old, blind woman with powers, who doesn't seem to warrant a standalone movie.

The director of Madam Web, SJ Clarkson, is known for TV work, leading to a discussion on the differences between directing for TV and film.

The movie is panned for its writing credits, with the writer's previous works also being criticized.

Dakota Johnson's performance and her comments about the movie and her Marvel knowledge are discussed, highlighting potential disingenuousness.

The plot of Madam Web is summarized, focusing on the character's psychic powers and the speaker's disinterest in yet another origin story.

The speaker mocks the film's use of a non-blind lead character, contrasting with the source material, and the unoriginal approach to the antagonist.

A detailed recount of specific scenes from the movie are criticized for poor editing, acting, and plot development.

The use of product placement, specifically for the game 'Raid: Shadow Legends', is highlighted and briefly described.

The climax and ending of Madam Web are described as bizarre, with a focus on a scene involving a Pepsi Cola sign.

The final scene is critiqued for its implausibility, including the survival of characters and the message about the future.

Dakota Johnson's post-film comments about the movie-making process and her doubts about the film's quality are mentioned.

The speaker concludes with a negative review of Madam Web, inviting viewers to share their thoughts in the comments.

A humorous note is added about the film's setting being ambiguous due to various anachronisms spotted throughout.

The absurdity of certain dialogues and the weak character development are highlighted as significant flaws in the movie.

The speaker emphasizes the lack of suspense or stakes in the film, comparing the repetitive rescue scenes to the movie 'Final Destination'.

The final confrontation's resolution is deemed unsatisfactory, with the Pepsi Cola sign taking an improbable role in the villain's defeat.

The inexplicable continuation of the fireworks after the characters leave the building is pointed out as a plot hole.

The film's final message about seeing the future and standing up for beliefs is criticized for being trite and unconvincing.

Transcripts

00:00

I would like to preface this video by

00:02

saying making movies is difficult it

00:05

takes a lot of time a lot goes into it

00:08

there are many ways someone can mess up

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when making a movie that being said

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though sometimes you get a movie like

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Madam web all right I mean what can I

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say that is one big pile of [ __ ] some

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movies suck it is what it is you seen

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Madam web no I haven't I've seen Madam

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web it's good have you yeah is it good

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yeah it's pretty good well these matches

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say you're

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lying I cannot talk about Madam web

00:38

without trashing it it's just not

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possible so I kind of understand why

00:43

Chris Duckman made the video he made on

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it I have other thoughts about his video

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but we're here to talk about Madame Webb

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it's kind of difficult to talk about

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this movie and movies like this without

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feeling like an [ __ ] the reason I say

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that is because this movie has so few

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good call ities I don't even think I

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have one really which doesn't happen

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often normally in the videos I make I

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try my very best to say something nice

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about a movie most of the time this is

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one of those very rare instances where

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I'm sorry okay is this real so let's

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talk about Madame web first off I refuse

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to believe that a single soul on this

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planet asked for this movie that is

01:26

wrong Elvis I specifically requested

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Madame Web come on let's just be real

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Madam web this is what she looks like in

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the comics she has some pretty cool

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Powers but she's ultimately just an old

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blind woman that sits in a web chair

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thing it's been 84 years I can see how

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she could possibly compliment someone

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else's movie but a movie about her I

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don't know I'm going to be honest I

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don't know much about Madame web all

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right I haven't read her comics the

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small amount of info I know about this

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character is from what I've seen on

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online this movie baffles me because

02:02

it's a theater released Sony Marvel

02:04

movie and the director is SJ Clarkson

02:08

this person only has one other movie

02:10

under their belt it's called toast and

02:12

it was released in 2010 and I'm guessing

02:15

most of the people watching this video

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haven't seen it maybe I'm wrong maybe

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everybody loves toast I just I'm the one

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person that hasn't seen it SJ Clarkson

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is mostly known for directing TV shows

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and honestly some pretty great TV shows

02:28

at that she's directed episodes of

02:30

Dexter succession and house and you

02:32

might be thinking well she's made some

02:34

great TV obviously she can make a great

02:36

movie well I don't think that's the case

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with a show there's the showrunners who

02:40

decide the direction of the show and

02:42

then the directors Who deliver the

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individual pieces of that story for

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movies the director is in charge of

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mostly everything instead of making this

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tiny piece of this overarching narrative

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now back to the review Madam web has

05:16

four writing credits one of which is the

05:18

director who has only one other writing

05:20

credit for a show called Mistresses two

05:23

of Madam web's other writers must know

05:25

each other pretty well because they've

05:26

only worked on the same movies together

05:28

and all of them

05:30

are bad and I'm not joking match Shaz

05:32

Zama and Burke sharpless have both

05:35

written the screenplays for Dracula

05:37

Untold the last witch hunter gods of

05:39

Egypt morbius and Madam web it's kind of

05:43

insane that these guys keep getting work

05:45

the fourth and final screenwriter for

05:47

Madame Webb has only one writing credit

05:49

and that's for Madam web they're also an

05:52

executive producer for this movie it

05:54

looks like they've produced a bunch of

05:55

movies before but yeah this is their

05:57

first time writing for one and it shows

06:00

I'm not saying that it's impossible to

06:03

write a good movie your first time

06:04

around there's the obvious example of

06:07

Robert Edgars who's on an incredible

06:09

film streak right now and there are

06:10

other examples of people making good

06:12

movies on their first go this is just

06:14

not one of those cases I'm just going to

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say I don't always agree with Rotten

06:19

Tomatoes but the 12% for this movie it

06:21

makes a whole lot of sense according to

06:24

IMDb Dakota Johnson left her agency WME

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in favor of CAA less than a week after

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the first trailer for this movie dropped

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and according to variety this raised

06:35

industry eyebrows and generated some

06:37

unfounded rumors that Johnson didn't

06:39

like the movie especially since she made

06:41

fun of it while hosting Saturday Night

06:43

Live so it's kind of like if AI

06:46

generated your boyfriend's Perfect

06:48

movie however The Hollywood Reporter

06:51

found that since CAA was also willing to

06:53

represent her production company Tea

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Time pictures along with her indie film

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Daddo it's likely the timing of her

07:00

agency switch was nothing more than film

07:02

business shuffling Dakota Johnson just

07:04

did not give a [ __ ] during her press

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tour for this movie it's so funny do you

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remember the first Marvel female

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character that you fell in love with on

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screen H let me think I

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[Music]

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don't at one point she says she loves

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Marvel movies you know I have always

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really loved Marvel movies kind of like

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in that one video when she said she

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loved limes because there were limes

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sitting there and she didn't know what

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else to say I love limes I love them

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they're great and it was a complete lie

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what what do you do with all of those

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limes it was hard to just ignore them so

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I just

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lied I love them well guess what in a

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different interview she said that she's

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only seen 15 minutes of one Marvel movie

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before what percent of Marvel movies

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have you

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seen uh 4% 4% which is like 15 minutes

07:59

of one I love Marvel I loved Marvel

08:03

movies during this same interview she

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was asked if she could name the three

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Tom Holland Spider-Man movies and she

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completely failed can you name the three

08:13

Spider-Man uh Tom Holland

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movies yeah Spider-Man and the Goblet of

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man this girl doesn't give a [ __ ] about

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superhero movies it's hard to blame her

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if she just did this movie for the money

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so who exactly is madam web anyway

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basically she's an old blind Clairvoyant

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woman with a ton of Mind Powers she was

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born without eyesight and she kind of

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reminds me of an OP female version of

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Charles Xavier first things first I am a

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lady so let's go over her powers she has

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astral projection telepathy mind

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alteration basically she can make you

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think what she wants you to think she

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has the ability to sense incidents

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before they happen she can perform

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surgeries with her mind and she can see

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the future again I haven't read the

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comics but it looks like she's probably

09:01

one of those characters that other

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characters seek out for answers to

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something you know like that old wise

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woman that hangs out in a hut and the

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main characters are like oh my god did

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you hear about this person they can

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probably lead us in the right direction

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so they go and have a conversation with

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them and then you never see them again

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honestly if they didn't make this an

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origin story and instead just focused on

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an old blind woman I would probably be a

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lot more interested in this movie it's

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not every day that you see an old woman

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as a super superhero and not just any

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superhero a psychic Powerhouse give the

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role to Merill stre or

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something and you've got yourself a

09:39

superhero movie that is unlike anything

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that's out there right now I would be

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interested in seeing that and I'm not

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lying as far as how the story would work

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out you'd have to have some master

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Storyteller to make this compelling I

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think I'm just so bored of origin

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stories at this point it feels like

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every month we're being introduced to

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another superhero from the comics that

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were buried in there somewhere that they

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haven't gotten around to yet oh yeah

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Dakota Johnson's character in this movie

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isn't blind remember how I said that she

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was born blind she was born without

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eyesight not anymore and it's not like

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they would be copying Daredevil because

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he wasn't born blind instead they decide

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to copy Daredevil it's a lot more

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interesting when someone becomes blind

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because of something and what makes her

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blind it's very very funny okay that

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would also piss people off the movie

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starts by by focusing on a scientist

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named constants this is Madame web's

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mother she's taking pictures and notes

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on a spider web in the rainforest

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they're searching for a very rare breed

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of spider because it has this super

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Venom that can do all sorts of crazy

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things and they tell us that nobody has

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ever captured One Alive before which

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seems pretty improbable if you ask me

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and it's not like the spider is super

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tiny or something like nobody has ever

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found it before you want to see what the

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spider looks like this is the spider

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it's huge and bright red her security

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guard is named Ezekiel Sims and he's the

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bad guy in this movie when I say I

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[ __ ] your mom you best believe I

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actually [ __ ] your mom he says this to

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her I agreed to provide security for you

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because I thought thought you were close

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to finding the spider what why would he

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say that to her why would he be so overt

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about his intentions he might as well

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have told her I want this spider for

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some reason and I'm not going to tell

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you why but hurry up because I'm not

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going to steal it from you but I totally

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will also it's raining in this scene and

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they even point out the rain because

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Constance takes his umbrella in the next

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shot Ezekiel is in the same rainforest

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but the rain has just stopped I suppose

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so that's strange and then Constance

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immediately finds the spider that nobody

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has been able to find until just now and

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it's this giant bright red spider how

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has nobody found this thing Ezekiel

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picks up a gun and shoots everybody and

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then tries to steal the spider Constance

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watches this happen and says I don't

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understand over and over I don't

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understand oh you don't do you the guy

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who clearly wants the spider shot you

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and the other people around as soon as

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you found the spider and you don't

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understand she also says you're making

12:11

the wrong decision when he had already

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shot two people like [ __ ] he already

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made the decision what are you talking

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about you need to give him the spider

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you're pregnant think of your child the

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acting during this sequence is terrible

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although we do find out later in the

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movie that she went to the for is to

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find the spider to cure her child like

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that was the whole purpose of finding

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the spider right because this spider's

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venom could potentially cure her unborn

12:38

child's disease so it kind of makes

12:40

sense that she doesn't want him to take

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it but if he's going to kill you is it

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really worth it you found one I'm sure

12:46

there's another one right around the

12:47

corner this woman is not acting like she

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just got shot and then suddenly

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mysterious spider people of the forest

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swing down and save constant as she's

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lying there dying the eding and shot

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composition here is so confusing there's

13:02

this one guy who climbs down a tree and

13:05

another who's carrying two giant what

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are those things they look like huge

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nails or something they cut back and

13:11

forth between these spider people so

13:13

awkwardly it's so clumsily edited it's

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insane and then they show this guy who's

13:18

carrying Clarence away and he's bouncing

13:21

off of trees like he's straight out of

13:23

Twilight it's pretty obvious when you

13:25

watch it that they just sped up the

13:27

footage and it looks so bad the camera

13:29

spins around constantly in this movie

13:31

and it's super disorienting the spider

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people give Clarence a sort of

13:35

ritualistic spider bath where they help

13:37

deliver her baby after one of these

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super spiders bites her it's followed up

13:41

with some terrible ADR she is strong she

13:44

will come back when she needs answers

13:47

these people are in a cave but there's

13:49

barely any Echo to his voice he sounds

13:52

awkwardly clear when he's barely opening

13:54

his mouth to speak it sounds like they

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just plopped the raw audio on top of

13:58

this scene and then called it a

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day I will be here for her we fast

14:03

forward in time and were introduced to

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paramedics Cassie web and her friend Ben

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played by Dakota Johnson and Adam Scott

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respectively they really love to spin

14:13

the camera around in this movie and

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sometimes they do it for no reason and

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it's kind of distracting normally when

14:19

the camera does stunts like this it's to

14:22

emphasize the scene if someone's doing a

14:24

stunt the camera follows them and it's

14:26

like oh God that's so cool but in this

14:28

movie it feels very out of nowhere most

14:31

of the time so Cassie helps someone out

14:33

of a car but then gets trapped in it

14:35

herself as it plummets into the ocean we

14:37

then get a scene of Cassie experiencing

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her powers for the first time I guess

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she's a late bloomer she's in this web

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very clever and then she touches a

14:47

balloon that explodes full of blood and

14:49

then she sees this huge illuminated s

14:51

sign is that an S for spider she's then

14:54

saved by Ben we see Ezekiel Sims again

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but this time he's is a rich man oh jeez

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he has a lot of money and he gets the

15:03

women he must have gotten Rich by

15:04

selling that very rare spider just

15:07

kidding he kept it in a cage apparently

15:09

he let it bite him so he got superpowers

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and he used those powers to become rich

15:14

I always forget how hot it gets in here

15:16

with the light and everything so I have

15:17

to take my hoodie

15:19

off and then Ezekiel has a nightmare and

15:22

this scene is so bad I don't know if it

15:24

was just bad direction or what but tahar

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raheem's acting in this movie is pretty

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terrible he has this forced accent and