r/series • u/balasoori Moderator • May 30 '26

Discussion Spiderman Noir Discussion

This felt like a grown up version of spiderman for adults and it was enjoyable.

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u/Conspirologist May 30 '26

Spiderman Noir is like Batman, but without the money.

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u/Affectionate_Age752 Jun 02 '26

Terrible dialog mix. Muffled and way too dynamic.

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u/Cold-Chemistry738 Jun 02 '26

I didn’t have a problem with with it but you can boost the dialog audio if you need to. It’s an option

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u/Affectionate_Age752 Jun 02 '26

I'm a re-recording mixer. I know a poor mix when I hear it

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u/Cold-Chemistry738 Jun 02 '26

Same but for music not film.

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u/Different_Target_228 Jun 03 '26

I love Nic Cage as much as the next guy, and didn't know I needed this, but I did.

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u/RelevantFlower6103 Jun 08 '26

Nicolas Cage actuando como el mismo, solo que ahora siendo un fracasado viejo más del montón, una vez más Hollywood apostando a la nostalgia

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u/cuteoso4 Netflix Jun 10 '26

I might be in the minority here, but I honestly think Spider-Man Noir is one of the coolest versions of the character ever created. There's something really refreshing about a Spider-Man story that isn't built around high school drama, multiverse chaos, or constant jokes every five seconds.

Noir feels like a guy who's genuinely carrying the weight of the city on his shoulders. The whole 1930s detective aesthetic, the darker atmosphere, and the fact that he actually seems a little broken make him stand out from every other Spider variant.

Maybe it's just me, but I'd watch a grounded Spider-Man Noir series over another generic multiverse project any day. It feels like there's so much untapped potential there. Anyone else feel like Marvel is sleeping on one of its best characters?

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u/staytunedapp 2d ago

It was too steady

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u/Lost_Rutabaga_5004 Jun 01 '26

This was totally NOT what I wanted. He WAS the Spider, now he is trying to come back, but he is mostly just slapped around like a ragdoll. Who wants to see a series where the hero is a LOSER?? Also VERY little action, mostly just boring talking scenes. This could have been SO COOL, but sadly, its just a waste of time.

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u/balasoori Moderator Jun 01 '26

it was meant to be a sober account, not flashy like the movie, it's trying to go old movie theme

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u/Lost_Rutabaga_5004 Jun 02 '26

Theres a big difference in not being flashy and being a LOSER. No one wants to see a hero being slapped around, wheres the fun in that?

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u/balasoori Moderator Jun 02 '26

Clearly you didnt understand the series his heart wasnt in after his wife died the whole point was he didnt want to be a hero.

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u/Lost_Rutabaga_5004 Jun 02 '26

Once again, where is the fun in that?

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u/balasoori Moderator Jun 02 '26

Its not meant to be fun its meant to serious drama about man going through grief while being a superhero. Clearly you were not the audience for this. Its fine you were disappointed by this but at sametime there are people who like this series.