This web series[1]
is by LewisFilms[2]. It is a revision of The Amazing Spider-Man movies. It focuses on a few individual members of the Sinister Six in each movie, eventually building up to all of them fighting Spider-Man in the sixth movie.
This web series contains examples of:
- Accidental Theft: Peter steals the venom symbiote in The Amazing Spider-Man 3[3].
- Action Girl: Felicia.
- Adapted Out:
- The spider is One Size Fits All.
- The Man in the Shadows is changed from Gustav Fiers to Norman Osborn.
- Cletus Kassidy is Ben's killer.
- Forbidden Love between Gwen & Peter in The Amazing Spider-Man 3[4]
- Faking the Dead: Norman Osborn fakes his death, with assistance from the Chameleon.
- Forced into Evil: Felicia in The Amazing Spider-Man 3[5] by Donald Menken.Lewis Films: It’s revealed that Felicia never wanted to be a killer & is upset about killing the people on one of her heists.
- Have We Met?: Peter & Felicia in The Amazing Spider-Man 3[6].Lewis Films: Peter, whilst working inside Oscorp, bumps into Felicia. They both notice something about each other. It’s a very awkward scene, where they both notice something is up, almost like they have met each other before.
- Honesty Aesop: The Amazing Spider-Man 4[7] & The Amazing Spider-Man 5[8].
- New Friend Envy: Harry about Eddie & Peter in The Amazing Spider-Man 3[9].Lewis Films: Peter really hits it off with Eddie. However, Harry doesn’t like this at all & we see the jealous side of Harry Osborn's character.
- Rogues Gallery: in this adaptation, the Sinister Six consists of:
- Doctor Octopus
- Shocker
- Chameleon
- Electro
- Rhino
- Norman Osborn
- Shapeshifter Guilt Trip: this occurs in the final fight of Spider-Man vs the Sinister Six. The Chameleon takes on the appearance of MJ, forcing Peter to choose between apprehending the Green Goblin or saving “MJ”.
- The Stinger: Morlun emerges out of a portal in The Amazing Spider-Man: The Sinister Six[10]
- Villain No Longer Idle: The Man in the Shadows in the Amazing Spider-Man 4[11].Lewis Films: We get a post-credit scene of Donald Menken & the Gentleman. The Gentleman said that Donald Menken risked everything. The Gentleman kills Donald Menken by shooting him in the head, explaining that if you want something done, you do it yourself.\\
