TV Commercial for SPIDER-MAN: TURN OFF THE DARK

by Matt Goldberg Posted 3 years, 101 days ago

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So far, Julie Taymor’s Spider-Man musical, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark looks like it will be an absolute train wreck. A TV commercial for the production has now gone online and it does nothing to change my opinion. However, if I lived in New York or were making a trip up there, I would totally go see it because I enjoy rubbernecking. If you end up seeing it and want to send in a review, we’ll happily run it.

Hit the jump to check out the TV spot. Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark begins previews tomorrow and is set to open on January 11, 2011.

Via Bleeding Cool.

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curious

I’m going to see it on the 15th. If no one has submitted a review by then I’ll probably write one up for you.
- Michael Interbartoloiii
  
  I hope someone gave you tickets for free cause I can’t see spending hard earned money on that disaster.
  - Mark
    
    What’s next X-Men musical………..Oh my God,they can’t do that. We have got to stop them!
H dot

I bet it will be successful. Certainly not a trainwreck. As long as its decent, it attracts a family crowd. If plays are anything like movies, a semi-decent production that draws a family crowd will be very financially successful.
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Elitist Prick

If Cats can run for decades and make a bajillion dollars, anything is possible.
sense11

I cant stop laughing at that picture of Carnage. Looks like he wants to molest MJ, not kill her.
- sense11
  
  Look at him with his tongue sticking out, its hilarious.
- sense11
  
  Look at him with his tongue sticking out, its hilarious.
- Alex
  
  That would have precedent in the tentacle sex of Japanese pornography. Nice
Dogg

We definitely need more gay superheroes.
- old soldier
  
  We do. About 95% of the DC universe.
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Tonamania

Ummm…..ummmm….. yeah.
Michael Interbartoloiii

it will be known as the Ishtar of Broadway. looks horrendous, what were they thinking? has any superhero been made into a play before? why do they think Spiderman would be what the theater crowd is looking for?

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