The curse of the years ending with "7" of the superhero films

Rating: 1/10 (9 July 2017)

Watching "Spider-man 3" has come to mind a contest I particularly liked, the weakest rival. More than anything because with this film could be organized a similar contest, but would be called the strongest rival. It would gain who could take more time viewing this infection without leaving the room.
The film is clearly divided into two very differentiated parts; A first half boring, dull and with an argument more proper of a soap opera than a Marvel comic. The second half is directly an insult, an unworthy, soulless and unbearable garbage.
At the same height as Sidney Furie's "Superman IV: The Quest of Peace" (1987) and Joel Schumacher's "Batman & Robin" (1997), Sam Raimi is dedicated to giving us a script that kicks up to the balls the original Spider- man comic and that reduces the characters to simple puppet theaters of themselves. There are times when I have come to ask if it was not before a gross parody, because what I saw could not really be serious.
If the script is bad, it is also possible to speak about performance and direction. From the first it all boils down to the following: many characters, little history, little psychological depth and the end result: insensitive performances at best (James Franco), mostly inconsequential (Thomas Haden Church, Topher Grace, James Cromwell, Bryce Dallas Howard) and wicked in the couple protagonist. From the direction, nothing at all, camera movements at all rags, a lot of video clip, paste some American flags that are always grateful and waste millions of dollars in digital effects copied from "The Mummy".
In short, a debacle in the whole rule. Not that the previous deliveries were wonderful, but they maintained a certain dignity, characteristic that Sam Raimi has lost in filming this, and still to continue charging. If he had a modicum of decency, he should retire from the cinema, only to not continue to offend his own legacy and above all because of the offense that has caused Spider-Man fans.
The best: Now "The Ghost Rider" seems to me in comparison, a masterpiece. The worst: So much promotion for this? Shame!