I don't know why everyone is saying all of this

Rating: 10/10 (6 May 2007)

I have read nothing but bad reviews for this movie, and all I can say is "Why?" Listen, just because it isn't a two-and-a-half-hour action sequence, but instead actually contains a very well thought-out plot and a lot of emotional backing, doesn't mean you have to automatically hate it.
Did nobody pay attention to the first two movies? Peter Parker was always a righteous person, so why isn't anybody moved or surprised when the symbiote fills him with rage and hate? Nobody found this interesting? Or were they too busy complaining to their buddies about the "relationship scenes" to pay attention to this major part of the film? Which reminds me, did nobody know that Peter wants to propose to Mary Jane in this movie? WHY are people upset at the amount of scenes involving their relationship? A superhero movie doesn't need to be nothing but macho beat-em-up nonsense, it can have a plot or, God forbid, a love story, too. Oh, and I'm sorry that the action scenes that WERE included were by far the best out of any of the movies.
So stop whining about the love scenes and the dialogue, because this was by far the best Spider-Man movie out of the three, and had the best plot, themes, and character development out of any of them.