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(I suppose this begs the question, at what point is it too much Photoshop?)

Ever since Sam Raimi left the Spider-Man franchise, people assumed Sony would now be free to add any ridiculous bells, whistles, flames, ground effects, or cock rings, 3D obviously being first on the list as Hollywood’s obnoxious new toy. But when they announced Marc Webb as the director and an $80M budget, it made 3D seem unlikely (considering Avatar cost upwards of $400M). Not to fear!

Columbia Pictures has decided to make the next installment, which follows Marvel superhero Peter Parker during his high school years, in 3D.”Spider-Man is the ultimate summer moviegoing experience, and we’re thrilled the filmmakers are presenting the next installment in 3D,” said Jeff Blake, chairman of Sony Pictures worldwide marketing & distribution. [Variety]

Remember when your cousin wanted to tint the windows on his Civic hatchback, but he didn’t have the money to get it done professionally, so he just bought some tinting sheets off a Mexican dude and tried to do it himself, but it came out all f*cked up and full of air bubbles?  And you thought, “Wow, not only does that look like a trashy sh*tpile now, even in a best-case scenario, you would’ve just ended up driving around all proud of your crappy sh*tbox like an asshole,”?  Yeah, it’s kind of like that.  Sony is dumb like your dumb cousin.  Stay tuned next week, when we all have to pretend their new tribal tat is super cool.