To be honest, I don't get why people don't like this instalment.

Rating: 10/10 (6 May 2007)

I feel this is the best Spider-Man released. To think that it is the worst in the series isn't quite right (despite general public opinion)...
Peter's relationship with Harry Osborn and Mary-Jane Watson is becoming unstable, and if that isn't enough, he finds out a terrible secret about his deceased Uncle Ben. Flint Marko is a crook trying to run away from crime and live a happy life with his family. As Marko tries to escape from the city, so do his bones. Enter young photographer Eddie Brock. Brock works for The Daily Bugle (as Peter Parker does) and has a good paycheck, but he is shown up by the most unlikely person and, as a direct result, becomes frustrated at himself. All these events clash with each other in a nasty way.
New, brilliant, and even better than Spider-Man 2; please welcome...Spider-Man 3!