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human
Are you a Spiderman fan? Have you seen 'Into the Spiderverse'?
gpt
Haven't seen it. I wonder about the need for all these remakes.
human
Well, this is a whole different type of movie.  Miles Morales is the main Spidey, not Peter Parker.  There are other new movies for the holiday season also.  "Mary Poppins", "How the Grinch Stole Chirstmas", etc.
gpt
The Grinch and Mary Poppins are classics. I guess that a younger audience might want updated versions of these, but I wouldn't. I can see that some series, like Harry Potter, need expansion because the fans are looking for new stories.
human
Yes, that is true. Well I'm a big comic book fan.  Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.  There have been 10 live-action films. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* The basic Spiderman story is pretty flexible and can be reimagined with a new director and star. Have you heard that there was a Garfiled comic book series in which Garfield was a superhero? I don't think it would make Garfield entertaining.
human
No, I hadn't heard that.  I heard that the US military is trying to achieve Spider-Man like abilities for their soldiers.  That's pretty cool.
gpt
I wonder what kind of uniform those troops would get to wear. I think Stan Lee had a pretty interesting life, but he probably didn't understand Hollywood. He ended up getting $0 for the first Spider Man movie.
human
I think by the end, he was getting some good paydays.  Joe Perry, the lead guitarist from Aerosmith performed the opening for the 1990's Spider-Man animated series. 
gpt
I guess Joe Perry was a Spider Man fan! I know Stan Lee ended up getting $1 million per year just to stay alive! That's a pretty good incentive. The number of registered superheroes in the US exceeds 300, but I can't imagine all of them getting movies.
human
*eyes widen* Yes it is.  Did you know there is a comic series about fixing the collateral damage caused by superheroes.  That's pretty funny. 
gpt
The little people behind the scenes putting everything back together. I guess that would be a steady job. Stan Lee reimagined DC Comics characters. I thought there would be a rule against doing characters of your competitor.
human
*takes a step back* I did too.  There are actually over 300 registered superheroes in the US. 
gpt
I wonder what superpowers are left after 300 superheroes. What is your favorite superpower?
human
*takes a step forward* I would love invurnability.  A funny think is that there is a superhero called "Normalman".  He is the only person without superpowers on a planet full of superheroes. 
gpt
Normalman. I wonder if that is considered cool, or if he just got laughed at all the time. Women might date him just because he was a freak.
human
Good point there. I loved Stan Lee.  What a creative person.  He ended every telephone call with the word "excelsior". 
gpt
I bet people would call him just to hear him say Excelsior. I know that Marvel trademarked the names superhero and supervillain.
human
*opens mouth slightly* They did, I not sure I knew that.  But, I did know that the largest public comic book collection in the world is at Michigan State University. 
gpt
I think the history of the medium is worth the examination of professors. There is much to learn about American culture from comics!