Some How Worse Than The First

Rating: 2/10 (18 May 2019)

Somehow worse than the last film. Peters parents have not been very large in comics and haven't really blown up in the stories they've been in. It was an intriguing thought. But the way they used him was so inadequate. They said that Richard Parker specifically made it so that the powers could have only affected Peter. This is really annoying and I honestly think Stan Lee would hate this movie. When Stan Lee created Spider-Man (Miles Morales, Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy) his intention was to create a character where anyone was able to get bitten and become a superhero like race, gender, sexuality, beliefs. And this film decides to crap on Stan Lee and makes it so that it was Peter's destiny to become Spider-Man. They even made a whole film based around it - Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse. Peter Parker had a soft change. Not a big thing, just a minor nitpick. Andrews voice for Parker is a New Yorker accent, and this movie it got more aggressive. But unless you watch the movies immediately back to back it is quite unnoticeable.
They have improved Spider-Man but now he is more Deadpool than Spider-Man. What I mean by this is that he goes with more making people laugh than saving people. So an example is at the very start of the film is when he starts to annoy Rhino but instead of stopping him he just makes jokes. Especially since you see him rampaging and killing people on the street. He has improved but they replaced the fact that he was a criminal in the last film, with Deadpool like personality. Every scene with Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield made me want to rip my eye out. They were boring and repetitive. They were both quite. Them two in the same scene acting wise has not really improved.The beginning was probably the best ever shot I have seen in a film. The cinematography in the flick was incredible. There are so many plot holes in the film. People are running upstairs which at the end of them are blocked, and they ran to get away from the bad guy. Green Goblin is ill and his father is just dying and same with his grandfather. In that logic that means to any simple-minded human being, he would die at the same age as his father. There were three antagonists in the movie and that's if you count Rhino as one. I liked Rhino and that was it, although I hate how much of him they used. He is a big part of Marvel comics. Electro and Goblin are both dumb. So Electro's origin was fine but his intentions were unclear.
And the thing that was so unintentionally funny was that when he was getting his power in a fish tank. His tooth gap disappeared as his teeth attracted towards each other with electricity. And there was so much earnestness that went into that 5 seconds moment. Green Goblin had a bad actor, looks when he turned into the Goblin, and his character development could have been grown more. The reason I thought the Rhino was so great was the CGI concept and the actor. People say there were too many villains. I think it's fine but to make it work, you have to develop them all together otherwise it turns into a villain origin story. The audio was as I said, the same as Amazing Spider-Man 1. The ending was actually good because I'm tired of Emma and Andrews relationship with their characters. The end fight was also great. The end credit scene left me excited despite the fact that we won't get a third. The ending also showed the Rhino in a huge suit and fired rockets at Spider-Man. And somehow he redirects the rockets towards innocent people. The bad things I said despite how many there are, are a very big deal. So that explains the rating.