Spiderman 2

[Danethol]

I liked it, moreso than the original (which is usually hard for me to say for sequels). I'm glad they could pull off Doc Ock; I've always kinda hated the comic book version. The only thing that annoyed me was Tobey Maguire's voice. It...[I]perturbes[/I] me.

[Hevn]

[COLOR=RoyalBlue][SIZE=1][B]Late! Late! Late! :o I hate having to watch these cool movies a week or two before its showing! Anyways, my expectations were overly fulfilled. I thought this second Spidey movie is going to go down the drain... assuming there are a few successful movie sequels.

My dad was like imitating Spiderman [SPOILER]when he ran out of webs[/SPOILER] The movie was hilarious too... [SPOILER]especially the elevator scene and the "Raindrops keep fallin' on my head" part.[/SPOILER]

Ok, I admit Tobey needs drama acting lessons. He sure doesn't know how to cry. His face even contorts weirdly when he tries drop those few tears. I also didn't hope that the movie's last scene would of MJ's face. They couldv'e ended with a shot with Spidey flying towards the camera or something like the one in the posters.

[COLOR=Purple]Rating would be 5 of 5[/COLOR]. ^_^x[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]



[color=darkblue]Fixed your spoiler tags. You kept writing [/spider] instead.
--Manic[/color]

[PrinceGranger]

I just wanted to chime in my two cents. Now, I didn't read all of the posts so far since a lot of it was just complaining. I agree that some people that posted here have done so irresponsibly or childishly, they went into this movie with the intent to hate. I went in with the intent to enjoy and enjoy I did.

Personally, I thought Tobey Maguire did a great job as spider man, and the stunt guy they captured for all his CG was good too :) Kirsten Dunst wasn't in it enough for me to call her performance great, but she definitely conveyed a dissatisfaction with her life and peter that I got.

What I really want to talk about though is James Franco. I thought he actually kinda stunk. His lines were all cliche 'I'm in charge here!' 'You're a hack Octavious', and his character design was the also cliche and uninspired. I was unsatisfied with the character, with the use of the character in the story and with Franco's typical if not mediocre performance of said character.


J.K. Simmons however, did an excellent job as J.J. Jameson again and had some great lines and moments. As did Bill Nunn or Joseph "Robbie" Robertson.

Definitely worth seeing and the big screen is a big help.