Spidey returns. Some say it was too soon, but others say
thank God! They needed someone to come and reboot Spiderman and wipe away the
horrible thoughts which still loom large in our heads from ‘Spiderman 3’. God
that film was bad. In ‘The Amazing Spiderman’, Andrew Garfield plays the shy
role of Peter Parker. He does this wonderfully; he shows the shyness, geekeness
and the spideness well. Andrew had big shoes to fill; Tony Miguire was a great
Spiderman. But Andrew Garfield was amazing; he exceeded every expectation that
I had as well as everybody else. Emma Stone played Gwen Stacey (Peter’s girlfriend),
their relationship was believable, unlike Jennifer Lawrence and Josh
Hutcherson’s love story in The Hunger Games. In my eyes it was unbelievable and didn't seem real.
I like this film because it tries to show who Peter Parkers
dad really was, Richard Parker, and how he has contributed to his life. The
film does this surprisingly well. I thought it would be a short part in the
story but no it wasn't Parker found little clues of what his dad really did
for a living. The story doesn't take any huge risks; you will not be surprised
by what happens in the first 50 minutes if you've seen the first film, some
people could say it was a drama at the start rather than a family film. For
sure, it takes a darker role of Spider-Man, especially if you look at the
previous Sam Raimi’s Spidey films. You could say that it is trying to take the
feel of the Batman trilogy. I would deny that; as it still takes a light
hearted side of the Spider-Man story, like what all Marvel films do. I believe
that The Amazing-Spider-Man is a slight improvement of Sam Raimi’s first
Spidey, even though that was a good Marvel film.
The director’s name of The Amazing Spider-Man is Marc Webb;
it was bound to be good.
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