A Promising Sequel and a satisfying movie for all Spidey Fans

Rating: 8/10 (2 May 2014)

When The Amazing Spider Man (2012) released, people's mind was set that this is just another movie which sparks the Spider Man series reboot and the movie contradictory to its title did not have much amazement in it expect for the new lead pair of Andrew Garfield playing Spider-Man/Peter Parker and Emma Stone playing Gwen Stacy. This movie ended up with Spider-man saving the city from an epidemic infection sparkled off by Dr. Kurt Connors/Reptile/The Lizard. Well The Amazing Spider Man 2 (2014) sparks off from where its forerunner left and ends with a good note for all leaving with some shocking surprises and twists.
The movie opens up Richard Parker (Campbell Scott) doing a self video recording about a major conspiracy which has been running in Oscorp and also shows us why Peter's parents had abandoned him during his childhood leaving Aunt May (Sally Field) to take care of him and also keep the secrets intact. In the present time, Spider Man has become the foster for New York as their Crime Fighter and Savoir of justice when needed and on the other edge Peter Parker is keen on balancing a normal life along with his girlfriend Gwen and also trying to stay and move away from her for the promise which he had made to Gwen's father before he had passed away when trying to save Spider Man from the Reptile/The Lizard. Events get electrified when Spider-Man gets to meet head-on with Electro who happens to be Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx), an Oscorp employed electrician who after meeting a fatal accident gets mutated with powers of absorbing, living in and unleashing electric power from various sources and is ready to wreck mayhem in the city. Then later Peter has to battle his friend Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan), who turns into Green Goblin after injecting a so called cure to save his life only to know that it turns him the other way around and now wants Spider-Man as his cure for the same.
The movie keeps you hooked from start to end and director Marc Webb had done a efficient job not only in presenting the life of Spider-Man with action and drama, but also the life of Peter Parker who is shown battling his inner sanity to make sure that none of his kith and kin are endangered due to Spider-Man's vitality. The romantic/emotional scenes between Peter and Gwen have been portrayed perfect and they blend with the racy screenplay in such a way that they are related to all the events happening throughout the whole movie. Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx, and Dane DeHaan play their roles to the best and their characters do not seem to cease at any point in the movie. Chris Cooper makes as small cameo appearance as Norman Osborn, father of Harry Osborn.
Nothing would be more eye catching in a superhero movie other than the Action Sequences and here too we get to witness some fiery and edge of seat action sequences powered by stunning Visual Effects. The battle confrontation scenes between Spider-Man and Electro happens to the main highlight of this movie, especially the raging climax fight sequence which takes place in the city's power grid. Needless to say, Hans Zimmer has done an admirable job with the Music and Background Score for this movie and made sure that each scene lives up its genre be it Action, Drama, Thrill and Emotions.
This movie might not be the very best to come in Spider-Man series from the Marvel Comic Universe, but on the whole is a Promising sequel for its predecessor and a satisfying movie for all Spidey Fans which ends up with note for a sequel to come with more web-slinging action. Stay till the end credits for a shocking surprise.