The Writer of Elektra And Inspector Gadget Calls Spider-Man 'Cheesy'
Speaking to Coming Soon, Zak Penn, the man who gave us Last Action Hero, Elektra and the third X-Men movie, claims that, for all his comic book movie credits, the only hero he didn't want was Spider-Man. "Actually Spider-Man was one of the only ones I didn't want to do because I thought it was a little too cheesy." Again, that's the visionary who wrote the virtually unwatchable Elektra, which features a resurrected assassin who has OCD, crapping on two of the best superhero movies ever made (we'll ignore the studio-driven mess of the third). Glass house? Blackened pot? Willfully obtuse? I can't figure out which one best suits him. [Coming Soon]

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In all the commotion the fact that Spiderman movies were really cheesy gets pushed under the carpet. Sadly!
Last Action Hero is one of the greatest comedy screenplays ever written. Probably more to do with Shane Black though!
You are missing the nuance of his words. Obviously in Penn's universe "cheesy" is a compliment, and too lofty of a goal.
The summer of '93 begs to differ...