Don't believe the HYPE!

Rating: 9/10 (3 May 2014)

I had seen lots of bad critic reviews about this movie, but all contradictory with the other, some critics saying the beginning was slow, and then others saying it was to rush, and hundreds and hundreds of confusing problems, with all of this on mind I enter to the theater with really low prospect, but I left very happy with the result, one lesson learned, no one can decide what you like or not, or if is bad or good in a subjective way.
The film spreads lots of deep emotions, which reminds directly to famous Spider-man comics arcs, such as "Spider-man Blue" or "The night Gwen Stacy died". The acting of the main characters was stunning Dane Dehaan stole all the looks with the interpretation of an alcoholic and desperate Harry Osborn. Andrew Garfield show us what is the most accurate personality of Peter/Spidey to the date, some aspects of him that had been running around in the comics since his creation that had not been explored before or at least no in such a deep way, the hilarious unfunny humor that Spidey has in the Marvel comics for example. Andrew's talent is undeniable, and it says a lot of him that he could prove this in a superhero film, the expressions and feelings used on the final fight scene were so powerful, and one of the only believable reactions on a lost that I had seen in a movie. I'm not going to talk about the chemistry between the actors, it's just obvious that is magnificent.
The "rush" scenes in the beginning are still enjoyable, the fight scenes where intense, but maybe a little bit short, the character development of Max Dillion was a little exaggerated, they used a style of story telling that was a little bit different of what we are used to, the style of art used on screen it's different too.
Rhino was fine, and the last scene with him was refreshing.
Some auto-references where awesome, some others not so much but good anyway.
My biggest problem was the music, the use of the main theme when the big scenes where about to come where right, and the use of Dubstep on Electro scenes was nice, time to time, but there was an abuse of that resource, it's almost like the Magnificent 6 didn't want/ let you to forget or ignore that they are using Dubstep, almost annoying (but Electro... Electromic music... you get it, right?).
And I hated Dr.Kafka, everything of him, the character, and the style of interpretation or acting they choose to play the character, way too exaggerated, it's like they lost the track with the character, too... "Surrealistic" (aswell as some Max Dillion crazy scenes).
The CGI was fine, that point received many critics since the trailer, but they fixed it on the final cut. Absolutely loved the CGI they used on the people under the attack of Electro
These problems are just minimum if we think in the film as whole, the rest of the film was really Amazing.
The final fight scene is the best from begging to the tragical end. I wish it gets to be as iconic as the kiss scene of Spider-man 1, I still can't speak for the people who are not fans of comic based films, they always have a different opinion than the fans, for good or for bad. I wish my friends enjoy this film as I did, I can not guess what they will think about this movie.
Can't wait for TASM3, if they fix the rush and the other problems, it can be the best superhero movie, specially with the action of the S6 (if they are going to be on the movie).
P.S: English is not my born language so if they are any mistakes, I'm sorry, I hope you still respect this review despite that fact.