Way too much drama in the beginning!

Rating: 2/10 (5 May 2007)

Now I am the type of person that brings both positives and negatives about movies but Spiderman 3 didn't do much for me. I mean in the beginning, luckily I've forgot most of the stuff, had way too much drama. Too sappy!
SPOILER: Don't read the positives or negatives. Proceed to the last paragraph.
Positives: Some good acting by Rosemary Harris (Spiderman's aunt) and J.K. Simmons (J Jonah Jameson), and Bruce Campbell (Maitre'd). That's all I know! The story gave us some laughs; like when Peter Parker in his dark side attitude starts dancing down the sidewalk while all these 'attractive' females looks at him either shocked or astounded. Some of the fight scenes are excellent as well. Sandman steeling money for the love of his daughter, Peter and MJ cries at the depressing death of Harry at the end, and oh yes who could forget about Mr. Jameson, the wisecrack-short-tempered employer and editor. The self-conflict of Peter Parker made the story more interesting and believable: 1. He let his anger consume him while fighting against Harry. 2. Fighting the guards in the club, Peter at the end slaps MJ at the ground. 3. Stealing the photographer's girlfriend.
Negatives: Although the fight scenes were cool, the special effects seems like you're in a video game. What most directors that adores special effects should think is that it only works for movie theaters, not the story behind and DVD or VHS players. Next is the Venom's role. Why even bring the Venom in the story if you're only going to show him in the last fifteen minutes and gets destroyed by sound vibration? The crying scene when Harry died kind of made me chuckle a bit because of how Peter cried. I SERIOUSLY BELIEVE THAT SPIDERMAN IS IMMORTAL OR INVINCIBLE BECAUSE HE HAS BEEN KILLED MORE THAN ONCE IN THIS MOVIE. The guy got clunked at the head more than George in the Jungle! By pipes, bricks, trains, streets, etc. It's get annoying after awhile.
Well there you have it! Too much drama in the introduction. I would have written more complaints and support but I kind of forgotten rest of the movie except the fighting scenes. The director, Saimi, did a splendid job in Spiderman 1 and 2 but I think he had the Soap-operas in him. This movie was more depressing than its predecessors. It tried to become like the LOTR's trilogy but what Saimi forgotten was that you can't change the sequels' characteristics and atmosphere. Star Wars can't be overly-dramatic like in AOTC for example. You can take my word for it but everyone has their own set of ideas. Like I said before, I look at both sides of a movie, not just one set. I would give it a three but it was just too gloomy.