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by Guest » Sun May 27, 2007 6:31 pm
BB Shockwave wrote:-Dr. Connors says he's a physicist... :? Shouldn't he be a biologist? (one of the reasons he's my fav. spidey villain) And he should have one arm missing, no?
No reason to assume a physicist won't know anything about biology. He also describes the symbiote specimen in geological terminology.
And he is missing his arm. This was established in the second film, so no reason for them to have suddenly made him grow it back. It was probably the camera angles.
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by BB Shockwave » Mon May 28, 2007 8:22 am
Rebis wrote:BB Shockwave wrote:-Dr. Connors says he's a physicist... :? Shouldn't he be a biologist? (one of the reasons he's my fav. spidey villain) And he should have one arm missing, no?
No reason to assume a physicist won't know anything about biology. He also describes the symbiote specimen in geological terminology.
And he is missing his arm. This was established in the second film, so no reason for them to have suddenly made him grow it back. It was probably the camera angles.
He was missing the arm? :shock: I can't believe I have missed it. I must rewatch that scene.
I read it on Wikipedia that Stan Lee would really like to have the Lizard to appear in 4 and the actor playing Connors already agreed to play the role.
