Director Sam Raimi has certainly heard the fan's concern's over his last superhero film, and vows to make the fourth film even better.
Coventry Telegraph recently spoke with Raimi who revealed his approach to
Spider-Man 4, using a more simplistic approach that he learned on his last film,
Drag Me to Hell.
"I think I've learned about the importance of getting to the point and the importance of having limitations, and I'm hoping to take that into a production where I'm actually allowed to explore with more of the tools to pull it off with a little more splendour.
"I hope I don't lose that edge that I've just found. That would be my approach to
Spider-Man 4: to get back to the basics."
When asked about the criticism of
Spider-Man 3 and the multiple villains in the film, Raimi said he agreed.
"I think having so many villains detracted from the experience. I would agree with the criticism."

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Spider-Man 4 is set to begin filming in March 2010 for a May 5, 2011 release.
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Yeah, I see what you mean as far as CGI overall in the films, yes they got better with each movie, you're right. I just wish they would get the Spidey graphics better like him jumping into the window in "2" and swinging around. Like some shots are good, but others I'm like "so fake." Like you think they would see some of these shots and be like, "we gotta make these better, they look like video games." But no, they keep these shots like in "3" when Spidey lands in front of the American flag at the end. I have to say the best Spidey graphics must be the very last scene in "Spider-Man 1." All other graphics are great.
Look for that shot in "Spider-Man 2" you will then know what I am talking about.
Batman and Robin makes S-M3 look like Best film of the year. :P
I still never understood why everyone on here hates X-Men 3, I thought it was pretty dang good (Magneto was the shit).
More isn't better. Sometimes it's just more :P
I do not hate on Raimi because of the Venom mistreatment, in fact I think of that more as "the last straw" from fans so to speak, but now I just know that he will never have characters post-Lee/Ditko era in his Spidey films again. But as far as the visual look to the films, yes, I think that he had a good vision especially with the first film (which had the best SFX out of all of them), and that Scott Stokdyk still has a lot to learn about how to make CGI look realistic. Put it this way: he's no John Dykstra, just compare S-M1 VFX with SM-2 or SM-3's VFX. Not as fake-looking. (BTW the Spydercam sucks)