Could Have Been Much Better

Rating: 5/10 (4 June 2014)

The sequel to the 2012 reboot of the Spider-Man series may not be as great as the previous installment in the series but is worth a watch. There are some good moments but some are not. If you are still yet to see this flick then please do not read this as this contains spoilers.
It starts with Peter continuing his Spider-Man job as well as his aspiring intern job as a photographer. He is now graduated and has trouble with maintaining his relationship with Gwen Stacy because of something going in his mind. But then enters Max Dhillon who's life changes because of Spider-Man. And now we see a young boy coming out of a luxurious car and entering a big house. We see a old guy on his death bed. Since then the winds start changing as Peter meets his old friend.
Then Electro rises. Peter is at crossroads and the only person who can save him is his father. All this is shown pretty nicely but too many unnecessary and rather clumsy sub- plots enter the picture which makes the movie even less gripping. But then Harry starts deceasing similarly like his father. Now the Spidey lovers get want they want. All this makes the movie more interesting.
The movie has some really good moments but some non-gripping times makes the narrative pretty dizzy. Although the sparks between Peter and Gwen saves the day with help of Jamie Foxx's and Dehaan's excellent acting. The narrative is slow but gripping as Peter's past, present and future comes together. Marc Webb should be given some credit for continuing the Spidey saga well. It is a good movie but falls short of being a masterpiece. Now it is your turn to watch it.