Educational information is always good

Rating: 9/10 (4 May 2007)

I'm glad I actually went to watch the movie today. Most of the comments will regard all factors of the movie, but I will take only three to five parts of it as my subject.
I really enjoyed the artistic effect in the beginning of the movie, shattered glass of mirrors and the venom gene effect as the first Spiderman and its sequel were re-enacted. These two symbols help viewers know who the villains may come into play and not forgetting the relationships between the three main characters or even more about six in total in fact. "One must come to know that we always have a choice" by Wynn Cameron Thompson or by many more other people who have mentioned this before. "I forgive you." or 'a mere reaching hand' or even 'a hug of friendship and trust'. I really enjoyed the different ways of forgiveness in this movie.
I really enjoyed the two scenes where I was actually shown science like doing my science labs. First, the heating of sand into glass that shattered at the fight between New Goblin/Harry Osborn (James Franco) and the Sandman/Flint Marko (Thomas Haden Church). And the second, the demonstration of possible ways to create musical tunes with metal bars to be used like the musical tongs, the fight between Spiderman/Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) and Venom/Eddie Brock (Topher Grace). These two scenes were extremely entertaining, I really felt I finally got the 'bigger picture'.
Besides, that I'd also like to say that the 'binding' and 'unbinding' is also very educational. 'The urge of vengeance is far greater and beyond than it meets the eye'. I wonder if Eddie's (Topher Grace) realization of "What are you doing?" is actually saying that he is giving up because there's nothing more to live on for, his reputation and name is ruined. Of course, how can anyone forget the suit and fancy dancing of Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire). Nothing more can be said about Peter Parker's other side is very well played by Tobey Maguire, the arrogance and jealousy behind his heartbreaking relationship with Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst). The very emotionally understanding of Gwen Stacy (Bryce Dallas Howard) at her date was 'beyond the movie', it was really really real.
To add more about Mary Jane, I thought that Kirsten Dunst sang very well, no matter what has been said about "her voice or not". I was entertained by the two songs, no matter.
All these scenes above and this movie in general are very inspirational to others who want to become a scientist, who want to learn the so-called "put your loved one before oneself" , or a singer.
Hmm, the ending though seem like there was something missing. What about Gwen Stacy? And the forgiven Sandman? Anyways...
I really recommend this sequel to people who like to be entertained by real life occurrences.