a5c7b9f00b When New York is put under siege by Oscorp, it is up to Spider-Man to save the city he swore to protectwellhis loved ones.
We've always known that Spider-Man's most important conflict has been within himself: the struggle between the ordinary obligations of Peter Parker and the extraordinary responsibilities of Spider-Man. But in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker finds that his greatest battle is about to begin. It's great to be Spider-Man. For Peter Parker, there's no feeling quite like swinging between skyscrapers, embracing being the hero, and spending time with Gwen. But being Spider-Man comes at a price: only Spider-Man can protect his fellow New Yorkers from the formidable villains that threaten the city. With the emergence of Electro, Peter must confront a foe far more powerful than he. Andhis old friend, Harry Osborn, returns, Peter comes to realize that all of his enemies have one thing in common: Oscorp.
Given the hiccup that was the original reboot film, The Amazing Spider- Man 2 greatly improves on areas that needed to be improved all the while throwing in some little nods that keep the fans of the wall crawler attracted, but does the star studded villain cast only a few strokes of justice. The rest is… well…. a little empty.<br/><br/>The film picks up where the original sort of left off. Maybe some time after. Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker makes a stunning return, and I immediately noticed something different. The film successfully separates Peter Parker and Spider-Man. Yes we all know that Spider-Man was kind of an ass in the original reboot, but that is how Spider-Man was originally written. The same remains here, but unlike the first Amazing Spider-Man, Peter Parker actually shows evidence of a deep emotional struggle. Rather than just coasting through the moviethe incredibly cocky "I'm Spider-Man, whatever" guy, he finally realizes that his actions have results and he tries his absolute hardest to avoid negative ones. Rebuilding Peter Parker's character to one we are more familiar with is definitely one of the strongest points of the film. Emma Stone did wellGwen Stacyyou might have expected. The biggest surprise to me was actually Dane DeHaan's fantastic angsty and loathsome Harry Osborne. This is something you have to see yourselves.<br/><br/>Electro. Now there's something we need to talk about. Max Dillon (played by Jamie Foxx) is a proper psychopath in every sense of the word, and with some pretty damn awesome powers too. But with great powers comes great responsibility, and here we see that the writers… well… weren't quite responsible enough. Jamie Foxx acted the part extremely well, problem is, the script he was reading off of wasn't quite there for his character. This is incredibly damaging to the filmElectro is basically the main villain.<br/><br/>As for anyone hyped about Rhino being in the movie… don't even bother with that one he has 4-5 minutes of screen time.<br/><br/>The special effects and fight scenes are fantastic. I took every little stroke of detail inI watched Electro cause chaos in New York. Last point… FOR ONCE THIS IS THE ONLY MARVEL MOVIE I'VE EVER SEEN WITH AN INCREDIBLY SHALLOW AND DISAPPOINTING END CREDITS SCENE. This is unforgivable and a complete atrocity. Why? well the content of which is stuff literally everyone knows and has possibly seen before. Sorry die hard Marvel cinema fans. No shockers here.<br/><br/>Summing my key points to a close, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a great example of the potential that can definitely be met if you develop characters more, but it is at the same time is also an example of what happens when you don't.
My latest cinema-going of a 3D spectacle of the second chapter of the Amazing Spider-Man, whereas its first installment THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (2012, 6/10), a reboot of Sam Raimi's sensational SPIDER-MAN trilogy, is a hit-or-miss in general, but the Garfield and Stone pair does stand out with their affable affinity and spontaneous chemistry, so when it is time for Stone's Gwen Stacy to take a bow and exit the franchise,fans know it from the start, her fate is presaged by the comic books, it is a double-edged sword to separate the most adorable couple in the marvel realm, initially one might be fixated in an ambiguity of thoughts that she will survive, since it has happened in THE AVENGERS (2012, 5/10), but when the lingering shot fails to bring her back to life, it is somewhat tear-jerking and befuddling to realize she has been killed off just like that,the expendable female character in any superhero franchise (like Maggie Gyllenhaal in THE DARK KNIGHT 2008, 8/10). It is a bold maneuver nevertheless (if Samuel L. Jackson's resurrection in CAPTAIN America: THE WINTER SOLDIER 2014, 7/10 could ring a bell), opens a new possibility for the following storyline, but I doubt anyone can follow her shoes because Stone's Gwen is not a cliché trophy girlfriend, she has brains, she leads the way in their relationship, Spidey is even willing to gives up his NYC territory and follow her to Great Britain, I would love to see a Spider-Man in London spin-off, which would be so tantalizing but sadly the production team will never allow that, Spidey represents the America's heroic spirit, so that's it, he is staying. <br/><br/>The 3 villains scenario has been oversold when they actually showoff in individual turns to combat Spider-man and Paul Giamatii's Rhino is basically a warm-up for next film, and the new Green Goblin Dane DeHaan pays offa perfect choice thanks to the acute casting, his storyline is bypassed largely since Jamie Foxx's Electro is the MVP among the trio, which is rather badly written and utilized (his hatred towards Spider-man is so tediously manipulated and beyond logical reasoning). So with Gwen out of the picture, I assume next step is Spidey Vs. Green Goblin in their love-hate entanglement which is a safe bet for its mass appeal. <br/><br/>The acme of its standard action sequences by all means should be Electro's fluorescent and electricity-sizzling battlefield and his rampage in the Times Square, an eye-opener but the most vivid delight belongs to the affectionate magnetism, casual banters and escapades between Peter and Gwen, which is what director Marc Webb's strongest suit, at any rate, it is on a par with its predecessor, and the 3D effects are marginally passable this time, but honestly speaking I don't harbor too much hope for the third venture, there is perpetually a dearth of a weighty female counterparts in the marvel kingdom, let alone one has just been haplessly dispatched.
Marc Webb, returning after the last instalment, again shows a better feel for the relationships than he does for juggling all the overlapping story elements.
Electro is the major villain. Harry Osborn later becomes the Green Goblin. Rhino also appears to confront Spider-Man at the end of the film. No, he never even appeared onscreen in this series. He was mentioned a number of times and Peter Parker sent him an e-mail to rethink Spider-Man's negative publicity. Jameson responds with an e-mail reading, "WRONG". <a href="/name/nm0940362/">Shailene Woodley</a> had been cast to play Mary-Jane Watson, but all of her scenes were removed from the final film. It was decided her character was not essential to this story. There is no post/mid-credits scene expanding the events from The Amazing Spider-Man 2" There was an X-Men: Days of Future Past preview that was shown in theaters, but it is not available in Blu-ray/DVD releases. Stan Lee is seen at Peter and Gwen's graduation. When Peter's name is called, he says, "I think I know that guy." The idea was for the two villains Doctor Octopus and the Vulture to later appear in a spinoff for the Sinister Six. This series was prematurely discontinued and followed by another reboot, so the film about the supervillains teaming up with each other was shelved, while the reboot has nothing to do with these Spider-Man movies at all. Marc Webb had planned this seriesa trilogy and thought he would return to direct The Amazing Spider-Man 3 which was originally scheduled for release on June 10th, 2016. Sony Pictures then decided to delay it from being released until sometime in 2017. An agreement was eventually made with Marvel Studios to have Spider-Man appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe—vis-à-vis <a href="/title/tt3498820/">Captain America: Civil War (2016)</a> (2016)—and in 2017 with <a href="/title/tt2250912/">Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)</a> coming out in the month that The Amazing Spider-Man 3 would have been released in 2016.
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