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Caught in the Web: Dreaming Up the World of Spider-Man 2

Caught in the Web: Dreaming Up the World of Spider-Man 2

by Mark Cotta Vaz (Author)

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    Paperback 2004

    $13.99
Synopsis

The Webslinger is back! After the phenomenal success of the first blockbuster movie, director Sam Ralmi and stars Tobey Magulre and Kirsten Dunst return for Spider-Man 2, joined by Alfred Molina as Spidey's new nemesis, the brilliant Otto Octavius, who has been reincarnated as the maniacal and multi-tentacled 'Doctor Octopus'. Caught in the Web is the must-have official companion to this highly anticipated sequel, and is simply one of the most in-depth 'making of' books ever produced. It features exclusive interviews, and hundreds of photos, sketches, storyboards and pieces of stunning, fully painted production art, chronicling every aspect of the movie's design, but paying special attention to the incredible work that went into creating 'Doc Ock'.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 176
 Edition: First Edition
 Publisher: Titan Books Ltd
Published: 08 Jul 2004
ISBN 10: 1840239166
ISBN 13: 9781840239164

Media Reviews
Essex Chonicle, Thursday 29 July 2004: Revealing inspirational story-lines from the comics, talking with designers and SFX experts to explore the creation of Doctor Octopus, and packed with hundreds of production sketches, this is a definitive guide to the entire movie-making process. Film Review, August 2004: Sumptuous...this access-all-areas brochure is guaranteed to capture the imagination of Spidey fans everywhere. Hotdog Magazine, review by Richard Edwards: ...plenty good enough to excuse the occaisional spoler.
Author Bio
Mark Cotta Vaz is highly respected as the world's foremost author of movie 'making of' books. His informed, incisive yet highly entertaining writing has graced many titles over the years, Including Behind the Mask of Spider-Man, The Art of Finding Nemo, The Art of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, and his acclaimed history of matte painting in movies, The Invisible Art.