Wow... just remembering it brings bile to the back of my throat....

Rating: 3/10 (23 July 2007)

Plot: 1 Plot holes: 9 ScreenPlay: 3 Director: 3 Acting: 4
I was so disappointed with this film.
I can't remember when I began to say to myself "This is pathetic" - but I can remember that if it wasn't for the fact that I was expecting the ending finale to be explosive and the fact that I was there with my friends, I would have left half way through and probably given this film a higher rating than I do now...
Someone please tell the director, BAD GUYS should never cry, say sorry and just quit for no reason.... BAD, SILLY, NON-SENSICAL IDEA.... Booo BAD GUYS should be BAD... and stick to their guns unless some random person who has seen everything who has seen everything going on happens to walk up to them unexpectedly, and reveals VITAL information they didn't give before: that the "baddie" is wrong all the time, that the "baddie" mis-interpreted the signs... but of course, this wouldn't happen because - it's not important information you'd just give somebody who as a result of not getting this VITAL "tidbit" turns into a maniac, bent on hellish revenge.... I could rant on for days.... DAYSSSSSSS and DAYSSSSSs
This film was so dependent on computer graphics and stunts they couldn't even fork out for teabags for spidey's aunt...
This is probably a little harsh but anyway: The first two films were patriotic, and the whole NY love's spidey thing was a bit tiresome but definitely o.k. by me.... But in this film, it's blown out of all proportion. Grand we get it spider-man fights for the people of New York, and Yes! New York is in the U.S.... But really the number of flags and patriotism is over powering.
A final and resoundoing point with the film: Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo