Worth to watch.

Rating: Null/10 (23 February 2005)

Fighting and Spiderman swinging from one tall skyscraper to the next is why this movie so interesting. Also the exciting and spectacular effects of the film make me like it.
I don't agree wit the idea in the film that individual heroes are required to fight evil, but I agree the idea that everyone can become hero and should not wait for our heroes to develop superpowers.
In this film, most of the time that Spiderman spent fighting is the ordinary evil of people hurting other people. Essentially, on an individual scale, Spiderman is fighting for a better world. However, he is targeting crime on a small scale: individual robberies and violence. Spiderman lacks any kind of systematic analysis of the causes of evil that he is fighting. As one man running around New York City putting out fires, he cannot really expect to make any progress towards ending all the violence that he is trying to prevent. His time would be better spent fighting the causes of crime and fighting the biggest murderers and thieves in the world.
However, the deepest impression that the movie gives me are the words, "with great power come great responsibility". It's spoken by Peter's uncle, and gets deep into both Peter's and my minds. Spiderman learns how to use his power from it. These words can essentially represent the whole movie, and give a clear message.