Behind The Costumes Of Spider-Man Movies

No other type of adaptation is so reliant on loo as the comic book movie. Yes Scott, we would prefer yellow spandex you apple polisher. The tug of war between comic book accurate and not something that will look six kinds of ridiculous on camera has been a tough one, right up there with making the superpowers look legit, But once you believed a man could fly, next step is you want to make them look the part. One character that really can’t do the whole ‘alternate look’ thing is your friendly neighborhood Spider-man. Stan Lee always celebrated one of the charms of Spider-man, that once the costume is on, we’re all the ones underneath it. In a world that was dominated by millionaires and the like, even the big science brain of Peter Parker found him selling stealth selfies to get by. Getting the look right is a key part of bringing the wall crawler to life on the big screen. Not only that but ol’ web head has one of the best rogues galleries this side of Batman. Some of those characters are great on screen and some need a little bit of adjustment. Just how much and in what direction can be tricky. Everything could be going right except for a frozen expression helmet or blue CGI skin and the whole illusion is thrown off. Between getting the look right and getting the powers right, it’s a tricky and key part of bringing Spidey to live action. What’s your favorite suit? Let is know in the comments and be sure to like and subscribe for the latest content.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Tobey & Claustrophobia
1:46 Stolen
2:43 Amazing Suit
3:37 Enter the MCU
4:33 Homecoming
5:57 Night Monkey
7:07 Integrated Suit
8:05 Iron Spider
9:00 Green Goblin
10:11 Everyone Hates the Helmet
10:59 Doc Ock
12:50 Vulture
13:45 Mysterio
14:47 Revisiting Electro

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Written by: Ryan Carbrey
Narrated by: Grant Kellett
Edited by: Umair G

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