Tobey's movies were definitely better but Andrew's the way better actor. If only the Amazing movies got the Raimi treatment.

Maybe Sony's best bet for either of them is to make Tobey's 4 and Andrew's 3 the same movie. The right mind could pen a script that has both older Spideys in it that wraps up each of their storylines. It would have to be the right person though, otherwise it would almost certainly be a mess.

Finally, someone points out the real issue. I saw The Leader's design in the movie and immediately understood why they did it and didn't have a problem with it. Like you said either look works. The Leader always looked like the lovechild of Sinestro and Megamind anyway.

But he didn't really hit the mark on the whole super-intelligence thing.

Have you not seen any teenagers or early 20-somethings? The bowl cut has only recently reached its true popularity.

At least us millennials had the decency to be embarrassed by that abomination of a hairstyle because it was forced on us.

These kids nowadays actually choose it. That and the Sideshow Bob aka the Broccoli Cut.

I really didn't believe this show would have much substance (if any) when it debuted. It seemed like another shallow, "look at all these hot people on the beach" type of thing. I honestly rolled my eyes and didn't give it another thought. But then I feel asleep watching something else and when I woke up OBX was on due to auto play so I watched some and got hooked. They very realistically captured the dynamics of the wealth division in a coastal community. And as a poor/working class person who was born, raised and still resides in Cape Cod, MA I found that dynamic entirely relatable and well done. I grew up despising rich people until one person singlehandedly changed my heart and mind on that particular subject. I've never judged people for anything outside of that. So that being my one great prejudice to grow beyond and then actually doing so was a huge moment for me. My point is that I judged a book by its pretty cover yet was proven very wrong and I love when things like that happen. And that's also a theme in the show. So as a real-life "Pogue" I just wanted to give this show it's flowers.

(And special props to the music department for including one of my favorite songs of all-time in "War Pigs" when JJ trashes the town.)