The amazing spider-man movie.

Rating: 10/10 (30 June 2004)

Spider-man two is not about a big struggle between Spider-man and Dr Otto Octavius but is the struggle between Spider-man and Peter Parker...the real man behind the mask.
I would like to congratulate Sam Raimi and the team for pulling of not just a top- notch comic book adaptation of Spider-man in the first and Second Movie, but the way they crafted it so full and abundant in story, character, and entertainment. The actors Tobey, Kirsten and Franco draw deeper into there characters, expanding on what they accomplished in film one. So many themes were interwoven yet not one felt out of place. The cinematography and music in the film is mind-blowing...only what one can expect from Raimi's style and Elfmans musical flair. The humour was funnier than your average comedy trying its hardest to be funny, because they didn't have heart...and plus movie two is the best time to pull out the spidey-in-jokes...like the worst way spider-man can be caught going down a building!!!
Spider-man 2 sees the now infamous hero two years later on and still going strong. But not for Mr Parker. Because he spends all his time fighting crime and spinning webs, he is now facing serious issues with his life, love and friendships which causes Peter to have to chose one ego from the other. Not a good time for out friendly neighbourhood spider man to be having an identity crisis when the newest villain to hit the streets, with his out of control tentacles and obsessions, will have no-one stand in the way of his project.
Doctor Octopus is by far the greatest villain to hit the cinema screens...to me that is...and not only has an actor been chosen who takes on the character with great dept and talent, but aided through spectacular visual effects this dude comes alive like no one would believe. If fact here's to the effects department for creating the magnificent visuals, not too realistic, but still effective in a comic book way.
I give this a 10/10 because it deserves it. It is a movie i would make.