Spider-Man: A Character Study

film essays | marvel | spider-man | superheroes | July 5, 2017

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“Peter loves being Spider-Man, but he doesn’t love being Peter Parker.” ScreenPrism contrasts the approaches of the three modern Spider-Man movie adaptations while breaking down the symbols and philosophies of Marvel’s teenage icon.

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Spider-Man: A Character Study

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