Pretty good movie, as expected. The story is what you’d expect from a comic-book movie, but the mid-air fight scenes are really great.
The whole Sandman thing is basically fluff, the movie could have been done without him. He was like a cheap pop to make the whole “dark side” thing easier to start off, but then they had trouble resolving his story. It’s not like he’s a major Spidey villain anyway. Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Venom… that would have been good enough for a trilogy of Spidey movies, all the major bad guys covered.
J. Jonah Jameson is funny as always. It’s hard to take Topher Grace seriously when I keep thinking of him as Eric Foreman. Some of the drama parts are a bit over the top, but The funny bits of the movie are pretty good. The ending is a bit lame though.
I don’t think I made any spoilers. Unless you didn’t already know Sandman and Venom would be there.
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haven't watched it. and probably won't have the time to. so ill wait for the dvd.
i have to agree with you though, these kinda films are the type you watch for the fight scenes and the graphics.
i agree.
it's kind of like x-men 3 where the sequel did not disappoint and was more intent in tying up loose ends. the people i watched it with said spoiler alert venom should've been harder to get rid of/stronger as a villain. after he becomes venom, i sorta lost the topher grace= eric foreman thing. gotta love those teeth.
Peng: Yeah, there probably won't be a Spider-man 4 after this, seeing how they tried to cram so much into this movie. I wonder if the DVD version will be longer?
Art: If you no longer have time to watch Spider-man on the big screen, then I fear for your soul my friend. :p
Mike: I don't actually watch House.