Spider-Man is back at San Diego Comic Con. Of course, he never really left, as there are a slew of Spidey fans whether or not there’s a huge big screen production in the works, but this year the pressure is on because not only is a new movie on the way, but The Amazing Spider-Man<\/I> will have to outdo or at least live up to the standards set by the former Spider-Man<\/I> trilogy as well as decades of other material.<\/p>\n
Director Marc Webb and star Andrew Garfield had a busy day, as not only did they hit Hall H in true SDCC fashion, but they participated in a press conference, press line and more intimate interviews, too. During a sit down with Webb, he touched on the changes he opted to make in terms of the Spider-Mans costume as well as the addition of something he calls \u201cSpider Vision,\u201d a technique you can catch in the latter portion of the film\u2019s trailer<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Garfield is simply floored by the experience as the character has always meant so much to him. When he was just two-years-old, Garfield dressed up as Spidey for Halloween. Garfield also touched on the grander scale explaining, \u201cTo be here representing a symbol that means so much to me and so much to millions and billions and trillions of people, comes with so much feeling, pride, excitement, responsibility, weight.\u201d<\/p>\n Take a look at both interviews in the video clip below.<\/p>\n
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