The way he portrayed the Goblin was exactly how I would imagined it if I were reading the old issues of the comic books right now. I love it to death! (Well maybe not, but I'm trying to express my point, lol.) Jimi Kinstle stands out well, and such a wonderful experienced actor too. But enough about the documentary and myself. If I think it's right, then others will probably think so too. Anytime I watch it, I feel like I should grab a camera and start filming and it doesn't matter what it is. But speaking of the documentary of this film, it was so great and so inspiring. trailer that was originally for James Cameron, when he originally was attached to the "Spider-Man" movie. I watched the 'Making of' along with the movie on the DVD and the 4 min. Everyone else was just along for the ride to capture this story on camera. Dan Poole adapts, directs, and acts in this film so amazingly. And this movie had no budget to start with at all! The plot is based off from Gwen's death and the Green Goblin's Last Stand storyline back in Amazing Spider-Man issues #121 and #122 by Gerry Conway and Gil Kane. I felt like I was watching a big budget film. He did it all just to get the "shot" for the film. The stunts, the effort, the journey he had to go through for this was amazing. And this film certainly shows it, but not just the film, but the actor who was playing the wall-crawler. But just like Dan Poole here, he treated the source material with a lot of respect and passion He is the "ultimate fan" as many claims him to be. What they like to see, or how they think they would've made it better, etc. Basically I would say that it started the whole fan film trend, for fans to make a film of their favorite character(s) or movie(s) or anything. In my opinion it's one of the best fan films out there.
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