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Peter Parker could have used his insane sewing skills to earn extra cash since he did an amazing job on his costume. He wouldn't have to be so poor then.
This guy's sewing skills are incredible. Man, if I had skills like that, I'd have at least cashed in on it doing side jobs. Didn't know the spider bite could also give super sewing skills.Also, commissioned drawings? Did you guys see his sketches? The dude's pretty freaking talented. He could have been freelance king at that point and wouldn't have had to put up with Mr. Aziz and the rent guy.And as a photojournalist, all he could take pictures of was Spider-man? He could take photos from unique and impossible angles, not to mention sneakily capture juicy stories with his stealth. Dude would've been the most unbeatable photojournalist in NYC and made a ton of cash. Poor Aunt May wouldn't have gone through the house eviction. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/31NRElV
Kung Pow: Enter The Fist is a sub-genre of film I wish had taken off. What other films were unique enough to be their own thing that just didn't catch on?
I love and often still quote Kung Pow: Enter the Fist the skill, humor, creativity, and time that went into making such a unique movie still amazes me. I would consider it a comedy-fu Mashup or something or other as its own sub-genre. Though I don't knownof any others like it.While I know discarded and forgotten Kung Fu movies out number most states populations' I would love to see other movies (not martial arts related necessarily) that attempted to revive or start their own thing.What comes to mind when you think of a movie that could have started an entire new sub-genre? via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2Hzp2Gf
