Peter Parker has finally managed to piece together the once-broken parts of his life, maintaining a balance between his relationship with Mary-Jane and his responsibility as Spider-Man. But more challenges arise for our young hero. Peter's old friend Harry Obsourne has set out for revenge against Peter; taking up the mantle of his late father's persona as The New Goblin, and Peter must also capture Uncle Ben's real killer, Flint Marko, who has been transformed into his toughest foe yet, the Sandman. All hope seems lost when suddenly Peter's suit turns jet-black and greatly amplifies his powers. But it also begins to greatly amplify the much darker qualities of Peter's personality that he begins to lose himself to. Peter has to reach deep inside himself to free the compassionate hero he used to be if he is to ever conquer the darkness within and face not only his greatest enemies, but also…himself.
After Mary Jane and Peter Parker have confessed their love for one another, we start things off with them happier than ever. Spider-Man is still doing what he does best - saving the world. Mary Jane is the star of a great Broadway show. However, through all the silver linings, Harry is still blaming Peter for killing his father. After multiple attempts at trying to reason with him and patch things up, Harry finally confronts Peter and they engage in a brutal battle leaving Harry with temporary amnesia. During this time Peter encounters a symbiote, which attaches itself to his Spidey suit. After awhile Peter can feel a difference in his behavior (more aggressive) but as well his powers are amplified. Struggling to save his relationship with Mary Jane he removes the suit using the bells of the church and the suit finally grabs hold of Eddie Brock. Eddie was currently praying Peter would be killed for all the embarrassment that Peter's caused him. Not a minute too soon, Peter gets back to normal, but seems to have lost Mary Jane - and what's worse is she is held captive by Venom and Sandman - who have seem to have join forces. After realizing this, Peter asks Harry for help, but is declined since Harry has gotten his memory back. As Peter goes to face both villains, Harry is told the truth about his father and decides to help Spider-Man. The final battle comes down to Harry and Spider-Man against Venom and Sandman. Who will win?
I loved the first two, I gave them both 10s. It&#39;s amazing how much of a joke this is compared to the first two. Although this one isn&#39;t completely terrible, the quality level is nowhere near the others, this one just feels so sloppy. There&#39;s three main reasons why this movie was a joke compared to the first two: <br/><br/>REASON 1: It lacks all of the humanity that made the first two so great. The first two movies had great characters that were well written, and had motivations for everything they did. Nothing that the Green Goblin or Doc Ock did felt arbitrary. Their very existence was written in a very believable way, and all their actions and crimes had purpose to them to achieve some end goal. Tell me again, WHAT exactly was Sandman up to again the whole time?<br/><br/>REASON 2: Humor was too over the top. This series has always been known for its tongue in cheek type campy humor, and it worked great in the first two. Here it felt so forced, there were so many cringe inducing scenes. From the overplayed gimmick of that desk buzzer ringing loudly at J. Jonah Jameson&#39;s desk (it&#39;s funnier if you do it just a couple times… not ONE HUNDRED times), to the absolutely horrific child actors and the terrible lines they were made to speak, everything was so over the top. During the climax of the movie, they completely slowed the movie down by putting in what felt like a 5 minute scene of Jameson asking that little girl for her camera, as she replied with all the acting talent of 2007&#39;s Bionic Woman. It&#39;s crazy that someone consciously put that unnatural scene in there. The whole thing is just so wrong.<br/><br/>REASON 3: Too many subplots. I guess this pretty much ties in to Reason 1, the very reason why every character was shallow and paper thin was because this movie had one too many villains. Neither of the villains got enough time to be developed, and every time they show up it all feels so disjointed. They should&#39;ve taken out one of the villains, and went much much deeper into one of the subplots, such as Peter&#39;s inner struggle. It would&#39;ve been very interesting to see a truly dark, evil Spider-Man, and not an eyeliner wearing dancing buffoon. <br/><br/>Scenes that were poorly written:<br/><br/>**When Peter was looking at the ring in his hand, and Mary Jane unexpectedly knocks, why was he fumbling around as to where to hide the ring, only to eventually put it in his pocket? Wouldn&#39;t his pocket be the FIRST choice?<br/><br/>**The scene where Gwen Stacy perilously hangs off the building, as her boyfriend and father look on calmly and talk to each other. I&#39;m at a total loss of words here.<br/><br/>**The butler dude that out of nowhere, all of a sudden deciding to tell Harry that his father&#39;s wounds came from his glider, so THEREFORE the wounds were self-inflicted. Was the script writer on CRACK here??<br/><br/>**You could really tell the writers had no idea how to justify the meeting of Venom and Sandman with the way they had them just conveniently meet by chance, and say, &quot;we both hate him, wanna team up real quick?&quot; That should be a felony to write something like that.<br/><br/>**I think this is more of an opinion based on my own understanding of the world, but I&#39;m completely confused about how Peter could kiss Gwen Stacy in front of his girlfriend and not realize it&#39;s a big deal?<br/><br/>**The ending of Sandman&#39;s story arc. He might as well have just stayed home if he&#39;s just gonna pathetically wisk away like that in the end with nothing resolved. What was that?<br/><br/>This could&#39;ve been a great movie had they tightened up the script, trimmed off the fat, left off one of the villains, and focused on the core of the story. Instead they made it into a cartoony, childish extravaganza that trips over itself trying to do too many things. I waited 3 years for this movie to come out…
Look. I&#39;m not an enormous Spiderman fan, but I do my best. I&#39;d completely forgotten it&#39;s existence (school will do that to you) until I saw the trailer on TV. But I appreciate a good Spidey-fights-bad-guy day every once and a while. <br/><br/>So. The good bits in Spiderman. The special effects, obviously (although there are a few moments while watching Sandman that makes you wonder if they&#39;d just thrown in the towel before the making the finishing touches), are the strongest part of the movie. There&#39;s a few action scenes that are simply sublime in that way. <br/><br/>The bad bits in Spiderman. The plot line is terrible. It makes no sense, and is completely and utterly random, complete with black slime falling from outer space in the form of a meteor. The acting is gloriously over the top. I mean, really. The &quot;crying&quot; had everyone in the theater howling. Also, it went on too long. They could have cut out a good 45 minutes, and made it a much better movie. By the end, I was thoroughly bored with Spiderman, and rather wanted him to jump off a building.<br/><br/>So, see it with a few friends, make jokes at the people on the screen, and just have fun. And, bring some popcorn!
The juiciest battle here is Spidey vs. Spidey, or, if you prefer, superego vs. id. When Peter starts to go seriously bad, the movie becomes seriously fun.
Yes, he&#39;s seen in the background at the funeral. The suit has a will of its own. It didn&#39;t resist before because Peter took it off normally. It knew that Peter would eventually wear the black suit again. At the church bell tower, Peter was taking it off because he didn&#39;t want it. The suit sensed that, and resisted. As such, the Symbiote knew that Peter wanted to throw it away, so even if Peter &quot;acted normal&quot; in his apartment and just dressed off, the Symbiote would have put resistance. Throughout the film, the audience was shown that Peter kept the black suit on while engaging in reckless acts. Therefore, he was likely wearing it at the bar when he attacked MJ. After realizing his error and deciding to rid himself of the suit, he went to the nearby Church to do so. Actually, he finds that this is the perfect spot to get rid of the suit, because, as we can see in the ending sequence, the Symbiote has one big weakness: sound. The bell made the Symbiote weak, and helped Peter to &quot;break it&quot;. This is the same method used by Spidey in the comics, but he uses it already knowing that weakness.
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