The third instalment of the [tag]Spider-Man[/tag] movie franchise is set to be released in theatres on May 4th. Even though I’m mainly excited to see the movie (mostly for the special effects, plus it’s Spider-Man!), I’m kind of expecting the following to happen in the movie:

1. Harry Osborne (or is it Osbourne?) becomes the new [tag]goblin[/tag], and goes after Peter Parker. This was revealed in the movie trailer, and will probably be near the beginning of the movie to build excitement.
2. Peter discovers the black parasite, which attaches itself to his suit. He wears the suit, gets all powerful, and loves it. This happened in the Spider-Man stories before.
3. Somewhere along the line, it is revealed that the Sandman was somehow responsible for Peter’s Uncle Ben’s death. The director wanted [tag]Sandman[/tag] to be in the first movie, but they didn’t have the resources to put him in.
4. Spider-Man (Peter) goes after the Sandman, and in a rage encouraged by his black suit, he tries to kill the Sandman. He also manages to piss off Eddie Brock in the process.
5. The suit also makes him try to kill Harry, further confirming his hatred for Peter.
6. Peter realizes the suit is bad for him, and tries to get rid of it. A battle ensues, and Peter manages to beat it. They’ll tie in the lame “with great power comes great responsibility” quote again.
7. The parasite somehow gets to Eddie Brock, creating Venom, another new enemy.
8. Oh, and somewhere in there a new love interest is created for Peter, causing new tension between him and Mary-Jane Watson. The suit probably makes him do something with the new girl.

And there you have it: the plot for Spider-Man 3. I’m not saying the movie’s lame; the special effects are probably worth the price of admission.

Time to go to the theatres and see if I’m right…

This ClashBang.com article was written by Chris Chu. Tired of privately venting his frustration in vain, Chris decided to share his discontent with the rest of the world.

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