The Amazing Spider-Man series starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone .
Many fans are not only worried about the third one, but
The saddest thing should be... Spider-Man failed to catch the fallen Gwen , watching his lover die in his arms.
plus the later breakup between Garfield and Stone Sister in real life,
makes the mood in this clip even more difficult to calm down.
Amazing Spider-Man played by Garfield later made a surprise return in "Spider-Man: Heroes No Return".
This time he caught MJ, the girlfriend of the Dutchworm falling from the building, which can be regarded as a simple make up for the regrets many years ago.
This familiar scene finally did not repeat the tragedy.
Do you think "Gwen's death" is just like this? Not!
In the new book by Sony executive Sean O'Connor, Jerome Chen, the director of visual effects of " Amazing Spider-Man 2", talks about how Garfield entered the scene of Gwen's death.
"I remember when they were filming that scene, Andrew and Emma deliberately didn't meet for a week.
Andrew said, 'I don't want to see you!. When you enter that scene, you have to pretend you're dead'.
The set was very quiet at the time, almost always very quiet.
Mark (director of "Extraordinary 2) likes to work very focusedly. So it's a completely closed scene.
I just remember Andrew walking in Come on, he cried so hard that he couldn't control himself.
cried for several hours. It was exhausting, but it was a very powerful effect. "
When talking about the important moment of Gwen's death in "Extraordinary 2", Sister Shi recalled:
"I couldn't open my eyes and looked at Andrew...
But I could feel him, and when I saw his face, my heart was broken."
This new knife is really heart-wrenching. Whose heart is made of vibrator? It's not me anyway.
Since Garfield returned in "Heroes No Return", many fans are eager to see " Amazing Spider-Man 3".
Garfield himself was not resistant to this matter, saying that if there was a good story, he would be willing to return.
Can we see the Garfield spider again? I can only wait and see.
