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It seems since the announcement that Sony was going to reboot the 'Spider-Man' franchise some of the top talent in comic books and movies have been chiming in on what should be done with it. James Cameron, the director of the highest grossing movie in history - Avatar - has revealed that he thinks Marc Webb's upcoming Spider-Man reboot should be similar to Christopher Nolan's interpretation of Batman.

The director told MTV that he wants to see a Spider-Man movie similar to Nolan's Dark Knight. "I'd like to seem him reinvented in the same way that Batman got reinvented... That's very successful," he insisted. Cameron, who attempted to get a Spider-Man movie made more than ten years ago, added that he'd be happy to offer advice to Webb. "It's not like I want to tell them how to do it... It's more like, just don't make the same dumbass mistakes that we made for ten years."

Todd McFarlane, the creator of the 'Spider-Man' villain 'Venom' has put his two cents in about the reboot. "I'd like to see Venom back, as someone who co-created him," he said. "I would've always made him bigger and hunched over, make him a little more formidable. He's a little more Hulk-ish to me, not just a guy who's been to the gym. I always think that when you have a hero, the bad guy should be very tough in terms of the battle, and not necessarily a contemporary. That's too easy. It should be somebody that makes you go, 'Wow! They're five times stronger, five times bigger — how is the hero ever going to beat them up?"

We hope Marc Webb is listening to these guys. When the creator of one of 'Spider-Man' deadliest adversaries speaks you need to listen. When the director of the highest grossing movies in history speaks - you damn well better listen.