A just OK sequel displaying its technical excellence, with far less entertaining content as compared to the earlier versions.

Rating: 6/10 (2 June 2014)

One of the most loved superheroes (especially in the kids) comes with probably its weakest film till date with quite less entertaining elements as compared to its earlier versions. No doubt the sequel yet again displays an amazing technical excellence in all its actions sequences along with a spellbinding cinematography. But with a confusing opposition featuring two weak villains not able to justify their immense power and hatred, the conflict falls flat without making any solid impact on the viewer. And one seriously misses the expected depth and logical character developments in the script of one of the most awaited movies of the year, undoubtedly. For instance it has a highly absurd case of the 'villain by accident' (Jamie Fox), who has no visible reasoning of becoming so wicked with such evil intentions after getting electrocuted, all of a sudden.
Stressing too hard on the computer graphics, the director doesn't give much emphasis on the entertaining factor in the film and tries to cover up playing with the romance and an emotional twist in the end showcasing an unexpected tragedy. Now though the romance factor doesn't tease you much but still I honestly felt that is it necessary that a superhero always has to be involved romantically with a lady essentially.
In short, as a 3D film with great action sequences (surpassing the past ones), average performances and a pleasant emotional touch, many would not mind watching it once in all possibilities. But frankly speaking, for me it was really not worth the wait at all, with even the Spiderman looking as if he was on a diet plan.