Only described as Amazing

Rating: 9/10 (12 May 2014)

Last day it was my birthday, and I went to the cinema with my friends and we watched The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Due to all the mixed or negative critics that the second Marc's Webb adaptation to the cinema of the superhero had received, I didn't have any special expectation. When the movie started, I felt nervous, and when it finished, I felt at ease with it. I think that it's the best Spider-Man movie ever made, even before those marvelous Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 of the Sam Raimi's trilogy. Personally, my favorite hero is Batman, so I'm used to that kind of dark and gloomy superhero. And this has been the first time that I really enjoyed watching a funny superhero in action, excepting Kick-Ass'. Tobey Maguire was a good election for the character, but soon he became a boring interpretation of Peter Parker (you can see a good example in his continuous debates with Aunt May or Mary Jane, a character that I never liked, and his stupid 'bad guy' actuation in Spider-Man 3, the worst movie in my opinion). I liked him, but Andrew is the real Peter Parker. Shy with girls, funny , clever and always clumsy. The special effects of the new feature film are outstanding, as well as his slow motion 'Spider Sense' sequences, a thing that I think Sam Raimi used as less as possible in his trilogy. Emma Stone brings a new kind of girl that we could discover in The Amazing Spider-Man, but we can feel in this new film. There is not an overabundance of characters. Instead of that, the screenplay plays with a lot of different histories, so that the effect caused is similar to the one is Love Actually. You cannot get bored with this film! The villains, both Electro and the Green Goblin are better created than the ones in other films, like that awful Venom, the ridiculous Sandman and the boring Lizard. This film, in my opinion is the best of the saga. I can just say that it deserves at least an 8 out of 10, and from there going up. Better than Sam Raimi's saga, Captain America The Winter Soldier and The Amazing Spider-Man. Worst than The Dark Knight Trilogy, by Christopher Nolan. Thanks.