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Jul 18 12 7:17 PM
Prometheus74 wrote:Regarding the argument between Peter and Uncle Ben, I don't understand why you don't like it. Something similar happened in the 2002 movie between Peter and Uncle Ben before Uncle Ben died. This argument between Peter and his uncle is all part of the tremendous sense of guilt that he feels after Uncle Ben's murder. Not only does he feel guilty because he could've stopped the criminal before the tragedy happened, but he also feels guilty about his final conversation with his uncle prior to the death. Just like that scene in the car in the 2002 movie----except that in that one, Uncle Ben was portrayed as more "saintly". He hadn't argued with Peter's harsh words.The message from Uncle Ben on Peter's voice mail: I'll have to watch the movie again, because I'm already forgetting some details. However, from what I understand, Uncle Ben left that message for Peter after their argument, before he went out looking for Peter.
Regarding the argument between Peter and Uncle Ben, I don't understand why you don't like it. Something similar happened in the 2002 movie between Peter and Uncle Ben before Uncle Ben died. This argument between Peter and his uncle is all part of the tremendous sense of guilt that he feels after Uncle Ben's murder. Not only does he feel guilty because he could've stopped the criminal before the tragedy happened, but he also feels guilty about his final conversation with his uncle prior to the death. Just like that scene in the car in the 2002 movie----except that in that one, Uncle Ben was portrayed as more "saintly". He hadn't argued with Peter's harsh words.The message from Uncle Ben on Peter's voice mail: I'll have to watch the movie again, because I'm already forgetting some details. However, from what I understand, Uncle Ben left that message for Peter after their argument, before he went out looking for Peter.
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