Foxx is okay, I wouldn't say he is awful. He then becomes a obsessed fan only to in perfect comic book fashion have a horrible accident that grants him superpowers. His main adversaries are Jamie Foxx's Electro who starts off as a man who is saved by Spider-Man. Rhino played basically as a cameo by Paul Giamatti is really only on screen to show Spider-Man in action at the beginning and end of the film. The villains, there are three of them but not really. When they are on screen this huge summer tent pole film because a small drama about two people with a unique love story. You can tell that these may be Webb's favorite scenes to shoot. I'm still not an Emma Stone fan but she is a good counter to Garfield's Parker. Director Marc Webb finally lets the smart but dorky Parker shine in a few scenes that are hilarious and engaging.
He's making the quips, the jokes and the all around energy of his Spider-Man feels directly out of the comic book. His Spider-Man is having fun being the savior of the city. Andrew Garfield is Spider-Man and it seems he's embraced the part much more this time than in the first film. After much heart and headache reading people thoughts and reviews for me, I'm okay with saying I liked much of this second Spider-Man film. But it seemed like they were choosing the right actors for parts and surrounding the film in talent. I didn't like the fact that there were three villains (More on that later). And the reviews were mixed which was sinking my high hopes.
This film came out weeks earlier in the UK and Europe. I do research on films that I'm excited for. But watching the film a few more times I realized that I liked it. I also had some nit picky things about the film as a whole (Gwen instead of Mary Jane, lackluster villain). I enjoyed Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man but his Peter Parker didn't click with me. I walked out of the film not knowing what I thought about it. The first Amazing Spider-Man was a bit jarring for me. The sequel still holding up today as one of the best superhero movies of all time. The first two Raimi films for me were great. I wasn't a happy camper when I heard they were rebooting the films that I fell in love with. You can call me a homer for anything Spider-Man. I'm an unabashed die hard fan boy for Spider-Man.
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