Very disappointing, slightly better than the first.

Rating: 5/10 (2 June 2014)

The only reason I have given this movie a 6 is due to Andrew Garfield's amazing performance as spiderman and the good CGI scenes. Apart from that, the Amazing spiderman was a big disappointment, and I would have rated this movie a 5 if I didn't like Andrew Garfield.
The trailer made this movie look great, showing the multiple enemies which I was looking forward to. But when I watched the movie, what an absolute disappointment. The rhino appeared for about 2 minutes, then the green goblin appeared for about 5 minutes, maybe a tiny bit longer. It seemed very rushed trying to cramp all the enemies. Also, it took roughly 40 minutes to see electro. The other 40 minutes you can miss, nothing important.
However, Andrew Garfield's performance as spiderman is great. He is really good just like Tobey maguire, if not I prefer Andrew Garfield.
The fighting scenes of spiderman and electro were very impressive, but this was probably the only part of the movie that kept me hooked. Apart from that the rest of the movie was boring. The movie tried to make this richard parker plot thing interesting but they were just trying to force it.
This story had a good potential, but it was wasted with having mundane villains for a few minutes and having this movie more as a love story between peter and gwen.
Maybe I should have given this a lower rating, but the impressive CGI scenes and Andrew garfields performance kept it at a 6.
It could have got over a 7 if there was no boring subplot love story. Other ways it could have been better, more fighting scenes with the other villains.
Also, electro was the main villain and he was defeated pretty quickly. Spiderman did not find him as a threat once he made an upgrade to his Web things.
When I first wrote this review, I rated it a 7. However I don't think it was good enough for a 7. If I could give this an accurate rating, then I would give it a 6.7.