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It Turns Out Studio Interference Changed Sam Raimi’s Best Spider-Man Movie (& Launched 1000 Memes)
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There were several films and franchises that started to truly change that narrative, however, including Sam Raimi’s beloved Spider-Man trilogy.
What you might not know though is that one of the film’s biggest memes was a product of studio interference, and yes, it also involved Power Rangers.
It felt like Power Rangers.
While Power Rangers was their specific example, it actually goes to show the dated view of superhero concepts in general.
They just described a superhero movie with people in masks, which is around 60% of all superhero stories, and fans like them fine.