The BEST Spider-Man so far

Rating: 7/10 (2 May 2014)

After re-watching this film, I have lowered my rating from 10 to 7. I believe I was caught up in the hype and now that I have rewatched, its not that great lol. My original review below.
I watched the movie in 3D on opening night. I was not sure what to expect as some of the critic reviews I had read were not so flattering. However, within the first 10 minutes of the movie I was hooked.
Visually, this is the most realistic and fluid Spider-Man film yet. All of the movements and actions are exactly as if you would imagine if you ever read any of the comics or watched the CLASSIC Spider-Man cartoon in the 90's.
I was especially glad that the web swinging was realistically designed, as you were shown which buildings the web is sticking to and how it affects Spider-Mans trajectory as he swings through the air.
The Acting was top notch. I think Andrew Garfield is the best version of Peter Parker we will ever see. He is a perfect fit for the character and his chemistry with Emma Stone is amazing. The only character that really annoyed me was Norman Osborn. He was, how can I best put it, a Wanksta!
The Story was more about Spidey and Gwen Stacy, rather than the villains. I understand that this may have not appealed to some fans. However, this is exactly what Spider-Man is about. Spider-Man is about a regular guy with regular guy problems, which cause him just about as much pain as his work as a superhero.
In fact, Spider-Man is more comfortable with fighting super villains on a daily basis than dealing with his past and relationships. Unlike other superheros, what makes Spider-Man so unique is that he is a regular guy who nobody knows about.
He ,akes ends meat as a photographer, lives at home with his aunt and has to support her, has a complicated relationship with his friends/girlfriend and has to juggle all this while fighting crime on a daily basis. Spider-Man provides a unique experience from both the view of a civilian as well as a hero.