X3 was worse, no doubt about it. However, they were both equally disappointing. Both franchises had two great films, respectively and they both had me pumped for a third. And then both let me down. At least Spider-Man 3 had good moments.
And if people say Spider-Man 3 is worse than X3, then they're basically saying that Brett Ratner is better than Sam Raimi, which should be a sin or something.
only problem with spider-man 3 is that there was to many characters in that movie and that's what kinda made it a little childish. they should have just stuck to the symbiote story and save sandman for another movie same with harry as the green goblin or goblin JR what ever. but they tried hard to make the characters seem realistic and serious not like the garbage from batman and robin
Originally posted by chomperx9
only problem with spider-man 3 is that there was to many characters in that movie and that's what kinda made it a little childish. they should have just stuck to the symbiote story and save sandman for another movie same with harry as the green goblin or goblin JR what ever. but they tried hard to make the characters seem realistic and serious not like the garbage from batman and robin
There's a lot more problems with Spiderman 3 than just that.
X-3 was definitely the most disappointing but Spiderman 3 was the worst. For what was likely the last movie in the franchise, the writers mutilated the x-men franchise with X-3. However, for as bad as the writing was i think Brett Ratner did a fine job as Director. That is a hard thing for me to say because im definitely not one of his biggest fans.
X-3 was in deed bad...,very bad, so bad it hurts but Spiderman 3 was so bad that it contradicted the first two movies and made them irrelevant. Considering that Spiderman 3 was written and directed by the same people i cannot forgive the amateur approach and execution. Not only was it a cluster fuk of inane dialogue and undeveloped characters but it also told a very pointless story. I understand the pressure that Raimi must have felt when directing Spidey 3 but that doesn't explain the lack of character development. I mean, the movie was just completely irrelevant. I'm not expecting gold when i go to see a Superhero movie. I expect poor dialogue and a focus geared towards action but Spiderman 3 felt unconfident. The movie never knew what it wanted to say or where it wanted to go.