Just amazing, no words to explain how good it is.

Rating: 10/10 (24 April 2014)

No words for how incredible it is.
I literally came out of the cinemas speechless. I watched it in the world's largest Imax, in 3d, and boy it was amazing. Everything was just so awesome. The music was amazing, the effects were a million times better then expected, and the cast was fantastic. Dane Dehaan was fantastic, and I couldn't have thought of someone better then Jamie Foxx to play Electro. Andrew Garfield was awesome- he fits much better into the roll then in the previous movie, and Emma Stone was also great. All in all, I had an adrenaline rush the entire time.
To start off, the plot is amazing. Its not just action, stuff happens. Very, very dramatic at some bits- 10 or so minutes was really hard to deal with, you know what I'm talking about if you've watched it. I was very teary after wards. There are a lot of creatures and enemies, but unlike what I think the original Spiderman 3 did, it did not introduce them straight in. I think one reason why people generally didn't consider Spiderman 3 that great was because of the dive in, all-creatures-introduced kind of plot. There was not really any description given, and things weren't introduced well. This definitely is not the same with this movie. There is tons to battle all the way through, but Marc Webb does it so well. The structure of the movie is awesome, the dialog is well written, and I came out wondering how could anyone, dis this movie.
Moving more into the sort of music this music has, it's very electronic and very heavy dubs. It simply makes this movie not even comparable to the old Spiderman 2. I like both in different ways, but this really kicks ahead of it in so many ways, starting with the music. It was really over the top actually, but thats what made it so modern, so clean, and finished. Its a combination of both beautiful soundtrack (Hans Zimmer, thank you) with a blast of fresh electronic music. The beats entwining with Hans Zimmer's soundtrack were beautifully mixed. Great idea, and credits to all the music department. I will definitely buy the soundtrack.
Now to the graphics. Well OK, I doubted it entirely after watching the trailer which looked like someone had overloaded the saturation bar, but they were amazing. I admit, the 3d probably did it for me for once and things just seemed perfect. Not sure if the experience watching it was affected for most people not having this massive 3d view, but it certainly made me more adrenaline rushed. Credits to the visual effects. Well done.
The cinematography was really great as well. Some of the birds eye shots were really arty. It must have been crazy getting some of the shots they did get- I know a lot of them are probably animated or cgi, but they really looked very real. Great camera-work- really stylish, quick and jumpy, but it was pleasantly done. I came out feeling dizzy, and that combined with just what I'd seen kept me speechless for a while. It was a good experience, and I came in with a sad, yet good feeling.
Amazing, 10/10- no joke, I think it earns it. Marc Webb has overall done a brilliant job. This movie does receive a lot of hate, but hopefully people like me won't be put off by it. I quite frankly think the makers are copping quite a bit from some of the haters, but hopefully you will know if it's for you or not.