If anyone liked this movie raise your hands... Okay, now put them down. Nobody likes you anymore.

Rating: 3/10 (12 March 2015)

If you have seen The Amazing Spiderman 1, then you know that Marc Webb is a good director. Before this film I admit he had me. And I still think that he has a lot of potential.
What's pretty clear to me is that during pre and post-production for the film, someone wasn't thinking straight. The trailer was awesome! And it was so awesome and got so much recognition, that someone apparently approached the writers and said: "Hey! Why don't we make a 2,5 hour trailer! That would be awesome too!"
Well, it wasn't. All you get is a Sinister-Six worse-than-ever introduction that never works. It's all just a big, all-over-the-place, huge budget commercial, supposedly for the next movies in the planned Sony Universe. (by the way, I hope that Universe is dead by now.)
Story in 2 lines: Spiderman chooses to ignore the promise he made to Gwen's father (so Spidey is a big fat liar for all we know), he learns more details about his parents' long boring past that is all about secrets, secrets, secrets and he meets Harry Osborn who is creepy as hell. Oh, and don't forget the worst and most-clichéd origin of a villain in the Electro bit.
I gave this movie 3, because of 3 reasons: Andrew Garfield's attempts to save this movie, Emma Stone's attempts to save this movie and the chemistry between these 2 people whose attempts tried to save the movie. Dane De Haan tried hard too, but never convinced... It's also true failure to have Jamie Fox in your cast and use him so badly.
Unfortunately, this movie made me want to never see Spiderman again. Perhaps Marvel has something better to offer. It's a shame to make this idolized superhero a joke. I just hope it doesn't destroy the careers of those involved.
Man, the casting must hate the movie more than I do by now.