today get ready to buckle up because we are about to discuss the greatest movie never made yes

it has to be called the greatest movie never made. Yes, it has to be called the greatest movie never made.

James Cameron's Spider-Man. You bet. The maestro, the director of some of the biggest movies ever made, Mr.

Avatar 1, Avatar 2, Titanic, and more importantly for the old fellas like me, the Terminator movies, the abyss, aliens, true lies.

He wrote a script and was prepared to direct Spider-Man in the 90s, but it was all tied up in crazy legal mumbo-jumbo,

but we are going to talk all about it today.

Was Arnold Schwarzenegger going to play Doc Ock?

And how do Tom Cruise and Will Smith fit in to this crazy Spider-Man puzzle?

I'm going to put it all together.

We're going to connect all the dots today as we discussed the greatest movie

never made James Cameron's Spider-Man on an all-new

Robeservations.

Hey everybody, welcome to another edition of Rob Observations. I am your host, Rob Leifeld. I have been

making comics for 37 years strong.

There are a few things on planet Earth or existence itself that I love more than comic books.

And we talk about them here on our observations, but we talk about the effect that comic books have had on pop culture at large, how they have expanded way beyond the spinner racks that

I was pulling them off of when I was seven years old

in the forbidden haunts like the liquor store at the corner of Magnolia and Broadway.

I swear to you if I could take a time machine, I would go back there all the time.

Things you shouldn't say to your family is when you casually look up from whatever you're

reading on any given moment and say, man, if I could go back to 1976 right now, I would.

And then they say, but you'd leave us behind.

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