A fantastic full circle ending to a fine trilogy

Rating: 5/10 (5 May 2007)

Spiderman 3 succeeds above all in closing down the best comic-book film trilogy. It, unlike X-Men last year, comes full circle-, with the plot successfully relating back to the first and second movies. The plot- 3 villains and enraged Spiderman for the second act, can it work? Supisingly yes, and thanks to some superhero teaming up, the line is drawn and somehow, the editors to their behalf have found a way to cram such a varied storyline into the limited time-frame. The action is superb, and this is the best web-slinging action yet, not to mention the SFX wonder of Sandman. That begin said, Bryce Dallas Howard's acting isn't suited to the character, who struggles to find her feat in the film. The presence of the media turn an emotion packed finale into a cheesy moment. Choopy editing in the first act seems to jumpy, and while Venom, looks great- the voice doesn't sound so. Emo-Peter Pakrer, also doesn't suite choreographed dance sequences, an out-of place moment in the film. However- Spiderman 3 finds its feating in the superb action, visuals, SFX, plot, and the acting of the leading 3 (and Thomas HAden Church). In all- it does what it was meant to do. Full circle the trilogy with substance and style.