No more sequels, please, Mr Raimi!!

Rating: 4/10 (18 May 2007)

Before last night, I trusted all of this movie's creators. Sam Raimi, director of the Evil Dead? Cool! Tobey Maguire from the Cider House Rules? We love him! Kirsten Dunst from Interview with a vampire? Awesome! Bryce Dallas Howard from The village? She's the best! Well, last night everything turned 180 degrees about them for me. Now my trust is over. Sorry, but this movie was nothing for me just 2 and a half wasted hours. But I think I'll tell my opinion with my reaction to one scene.
When Harry Osborn/New Goblin (James Franco is still the best!!!) is dying at the end of the movie, I just couldn't stop laughing - sunrise, last touching word, crying, et cetera. What is it, damn it? I think at that point nobody cried - so, almost everybody laughed. I think this tells everything about the dramatic scenes of this movie. Even the worst comic movies had better scenes sometimes - even Daredevil or Hulk, too! This is not even the worst scene I think. When Tobey Maguire gets infected and evil, and plays the cool guy everywhere...That' not cool, not cute, not everything, just awful! Or Bryce Dallas Howard - she gave me the creeps... And the new villains...maybe there were too much of them for the director to control: Thomas Haden Church (Sandman), Topher Grace (Venom) and James Franco as New Goblin - they just became pieces of CGI near a CGI Spider - Man. The villains of the first two movies was much-much better (and there were one of them for each film...) But I think I should tell some stuff what I liked in this movie. J. K. Simmons is still awesome, Ted Raimi, with his clumsy attitude still made me laugh, James Franco was the best, and STAN LEE! When he showed up, I unconsciously shouted "F**k it, it's Stan Lee!" So, to sum it all up: I don't want more sequels. Let him go, Mr Raimi, and try to do something else. But please, choose wisely!