Why some people don't get the awesomeness

Rating: 10/10 (3 May 2014)

Now overall even I have to admit that as a portrayal of story there was not much to be said, but honestly, f*** that. People love to point out the flaws in everything and tick off the points from a 5/5 rating until you get a semi-decent score which reflects that you liked the movie but you have higher taste and don't want to waste your appraisal on so clear an action-superhero movie. These ''people'' i so so name are most of the movie critics you read about on the internet or watch on TV. I spit on them and their ''taste''. I loved the movie, it was a mixture of comedy and pure awesome moments to make even the crankiest of movie goers swoon. Now I'm not saying it was the best movie ever made or that it had no flaw, but I'm just saying that we keep underrating everything we love in hopes for something better to come along. Because if we admit that something is so joyous and amazing, it leaves the hope for all future prospects bleak and dim. Like a faint future. But in doing so we disable our ability to appreciate what we have, I am putting a stop to that and rating this movie a 10/10, because thats how much I enjoyed it. F*** the taste, F*** the class. This movie had both and it's time for the critics to open their eyes a little and expand their mind beyond movies regarding physically disabled poor and down trodden men and women fighting against race and poverty based on a true story in the middle of a war with a tragic rape scene somewhere in the middle. Those movies are special in their own way, but so is Spiderman 2, and even when I'm old i may very well show this movie to my kids and there's not a damn thing anyone can do about it.