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Spider-Man 3: The Darkness Within

a TRUE FANEDIT by ADIGITALMANThis Fanedit was created to reduce the campiness of Spiderman 3 and turn it into a worthy sequel of the series.

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Original film name Spiderman 3
Film studio name Marvel/Columbia
Film release date 04 May 2007
Original runtime 140 minutes
Fanedit release date 01 NOV 2007
New runtime 130 minutes
Amount of time cut/added 10 minutes cut

INTENTION:
Remove campiness.

CUTLIST:

    •Cut Opening Night on Broadway
    •Moved Harry Gas Chamber scene
    •Cut Vibrating Desk
    •Mary Jane and Harry boogie while making omlettes.
    •Cut Disco Pete
    •Added new music for phone convo with Conners
    •Cut Jazz Pete
    •Cut most of news anchor and correspondent play-by-play
    •Modulated Venom’s Voice
ADDITIONAL COMMENT:
•I thought about this from opening day at the theatre until release day of the DVD.
•Sam Raimi, Toby Maguire & company have delivered Spider-Man in an incredibly entertaining way for kids and kids-at-heart alike. The blockbuster success of the series is a testament to the respect they’ve shown for the comics and generations of fans. Yet, with the third installment, this superhero flick followed so many genre predecessors’ third outings by going campy. In what was supposed to be the darkest chapter of our favorite webslinger’s life, Emo Spidey was cheapened by Disco Pete and Bleeding Gums Parker, to say nothing of vibrating desks, annoying news correspondents, obnoxious kids, and a slow start overall. For Bruce Campbell enthusiasts, don’t worry, his obligatory scene has been spared from cutting because, well, he’s Bruce Campbell. He offered the best levity in a movie that needed to be heavy elsewhere.I’ve tried to rework the opening so the film gets to the point faster and is clutter-free. The campier elements are gone throughout the film and some new ideas are tried so that you feel Peter’s descent as he battles the darkness within. This movie FEELS like it belongs with the other two now.Disclaimer: You must own the original movie before acquiring any FanEdited movie. We here at FanEdit.org respect the company’s copyrights, and don’t want to infringe on any company’s rights. Thank you, FE!Maybe downloadable from Fanedit.info (enter and download at your own risk and responsibility)

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9 Review »

  1. Hey man, I’m really interested in your cut, as I’m planning on one myself. But, is it possible to upload it to Torrents or Newsgroups (preferably) like you’re Superman Returns one? I downloaded that off Newsgroups and it was excellent! I only ask, because I really would like to see you’re cut, but I don’t have the time for rapidshare, nor does it agree with my computer sometimes (I don’t even know why).

    Anyways, keep up the amazing work.

    batman11

    Review by batman11 — November 26, 2007 @ 11:57 pm

  2. Finally got to see this…
    Good job man. Some things i’m surprised you left in, others i was surprised you took out. That added music in the connors scene is interesting…makes the tone of the scene much more serious in Peters arrogance instead of being goofy with the dancing shit. Really cool…loved the venom voice…i mean if it could fuck his teeth up…why not his voice too!!! excellent decision. I’d like to see your edits of 1 and 2 if you ever decide to make those.

    Keep up the good work.

    Review by AnEyeOut — December 9, 2007 @ 12:52 am

  3. Review by me, Ghostcut, on faneditforum.com:

    I really wanted to like Spider-Man 3, but when I got the DVD and tried to watch it, I couldn’t help but skip through a 3½ hour film, which was messy, badly acted and written, and just far too long.

    ADM’s Spider-Man 3 attempted to tackle some of the worst parts of the film, like Saturday Night Peter (in which I think How It Should Have Ended parodied it perfectly) and the more pointless moments.

    However, unfortunately there is a lot that should have gone. Much of the things revolving around Mary-Jane were longer than they should have been. (Just for the record, I didn’t mind ADM leaving Bruce Campbell in, I really enjoyed those moments which brought levity to an otherwise poor scene). But it is a marked improvement over the original film, and although I found myself skipping many scenes I did like this much better than the original.

    Technically, as always, it is excellently edited. Absolutely flawless, can’t fault it.

    The problem is that ADM basically wasn’t brutal enough with his editing.

    The original film I personally gave 2 out of 5 for watchability, I give this fan edit 3½ out of 5 in that category.

    Technical achievement is 5 out of 5, as with pretty much all ADM fan edits it’s perfect (see above).

    All together I give it 3 out of 5. I may be doing another fan edit based on this one in the future, as if I did it myself I would have cut exactly the things he has.

    Review by Ghostcut — January 20, 2008 @ 12:38 pm

  4. Was really excited to see this edit as I was very dissapointed with the original film for the same reasons as ADM.

    The edit as a whole is very good, cuts are seamless, especially the end battle with the annoying reporter.

    The only problem I had with it was the added music in the phone convo scene, it felt really out of place and the moment it started my girlfriend and I both looked at each other in horror at the inclusion. I understand the intention to make the scene more serious in tone but it took me away personally and is my only qualm in an otherwise flawless, exceptional piece of fan editing.

    Review by stuntman mike — April 9, 2008 @ 10:25 pm

  5. Man, I adored this edit, you made it so much bether.

    The only thing I tougth felt out of place, and its so minor I feel ridiculous pointing it out, is the music for the menu/few seconds before the initial credits, as much as I love the campy music from the old toons it felt really out of place in whats suposed to be the darker version of the story as it should have been, but like I said, its so minor its almost irrelevant. The actuall edit of the film was absolutley perfect, personally I really liked the way you cut the phone conversations scenes and aded the new music on top of it, it felt absolutley diferent in a good way, nice bold move that for me payed off big.

    Review by dop — June 3, 2008 @ 7:09 am

  6. So I downloaded and watched the 1400mb Xvid AVI version, I loved the edit, it’s awesome, absolutely amazing.

    Review by LouisCedar — August 18, 2008 @ 9:46 pm

  7. Just watched this over my girlfriend’s house with her. You did a great job at editing this movie, HOWEVER, there still remains a lot more to be cut. I’d give this edition a 6/10 in terms of Watachbility whereas the original gets about a 3/10. Flawless editing, great job.

    Review by JackTourette90 — April 2, 2009 @ 5:48 am

  8. I enjoyed this edit. You delivered on taking out the campiness. But Spiderman 3 still lets me down no matter how its edited. I cant stand how they did Venom.

    Review by rmania — May 29, 2009 @ 3:06 am

  9. I enjoyed the original version of this movie, but I also like this alternate version, which successfully removes the campiness factor. It’s not perfect, but very good. Imagine this edit combined with the Sandman-less edit. That would be interesting too.

    At any rate, if I ever get a hankerin’ to watch Spider-Man 3, this is the one I’d grab off the shelf. Good job as usual, ADM!

    Review by Ripplin — October 24, 2009 @ 7:20 pm

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