He does it again.

Rating: 10/10 (2 July 2010)

Another of the great instalments in the continuing story of Peter Parker's life. This go around, a unnatural substance comes to earth looking for a host to take over. And who it becomes part of is our best hero Spiderman. The black goo attach's to Peter and soon melds with his body just as much as his consciousness. His attitudes begin to change for the worse as the invader makes Parker become his darker evil self. Upon realizing his mistakes, Peter then discards his partner black mess and finds a new host. Brock, a fellow reporter who was thrown onto his butt after faking photo's of Peters adventures for trying to vie for a promotion. Brock and this black menace becomes rather fond of each other and wreak more havoc onto the city, with the help of a new villain named the sandman. His powers come from a botched experiment where he was an unwilling participant after running away from the police. Without realizing it, he jumps into a hole where a technological test was being conducted, and the end result, he can manipulate the earth in any way he sees fit. His only weakness, is water. This was a great addition to the growing line of Spiderman movies which get better every time one is released. I am looking forward to the next one, all except for one thing. The studio is thinking of having spider man go African American. This is by no way a racist comment, but for those who have watched and read the comics for all these years, know that spider man is Caucasian and nothing else. I do not think it would be a good idea to change the genre since it does not need to be changed at all. It would be a mistake, especially for those who are avid readers. And no matter how you try to change parkers character, people will only see a white skinned reporter who most come to love.