It is what it is, the story of Spider-Man AND Peter Parker

Rating: 10/10 (5 May 2007)

Unfortunately the internet makes it far too easy to voice an opinion, but in regards to Spider-Man 3, it seems the only opinions being voiced are those that did not like this film.
Having said that, I think I have figured out who these people are. Simply put, the negative reviews for this film are from people who know very little, or nothing, about Spider-Man.
This film follows quite closely to a couple of story lines in the Spider-Man Universe and certainly helps develop the character of Peter Parker. Essentially, the first two films were not the end of Peter's growth as a hero and as a man, and this can easily turn some people off. The turnoff is honestly for those who want instant gratification, they don't want dialog, they want a fight. Spider-Man 3, in my opinion, does a fantastic job bringing BOTH to the table.
It's very difficult to teach the entire backdrop of the Spider-Man stories to those who are not familiar with the comics because it took 40+ years to produce them (and would take a very long time to summarize for those who have not read them). Is this movie perfect? No, but no movies are, every movie is with flaws and we are not long to point them out.
If everyone knew, however, the complete history of Spider-Man, they would be quite happy with this film. Without giving spoilers, I can honestly tell you that this movie is very much worth your time and money. The acting was very good, the dialog was emotional when it needed to be, serious when it needed to be and sometimes, just funny. Bring your family and enjoy, this movie is ANYTHING but a let down. Like I pointed out before, I suspect the negativity is coming from people who know absolutely nothing about Spider-Man.
Period.