Needless to Say, I'm Keeping Her In Check

Rating: 9/10 (16 February 2019)

It's not perfect. And that's what makes it perfect.
This is my favorite of the spiderman movies by far. The combination of the unique animation, story line, and music compliments it very well. There were times I was bobbing my head to the screen because the beats were so good. The side spiderman characters were not useless and just added in as cannon fodder, they all had their purpose.
There were twists and turns that I did not actually expect I liked that.
They kept the comic book spiderman and threw out the rest. Breaking the fourth wall. Humourous jokes. It's all there. The main character doesn't become perfect right away, he makes many, many mistakes. You watch him grow into what he needs to be.

The villain has a very real, and personal reason for acting the way he does.
The hero deals with death and sorrow in a believable way.
It doesn't paint the superhero life as easy and perfect, it shows the human side and the part that hurts.
There is no useless dialogue. Everything is said with intent. Everything is done for the sake of enhancing the story.