Womp, Womp

Rating: 3/10 (2 May 2014)

..... mediocre probably isn't even the word for this. can't tell you how many times my mind drifted. it was a very slow climb to the peak of the movie, which was not as amazing as it should have been.
electro was too weak and sensitive of a character, his rage didn't even get me excited. quite painful to watch. harry osbourne on the other hand, his presence on camera (appearance, eyes, strength) is what made me antsy. as heir to a multi-million dollar empire who takes on the role as a popular spider-man villain, I expected him to be more of the focal point. he definitely wasn't.
which brings us to the focal point, peter parker and gwen stacy's relationship. if you've read the comics, you know she dies. it was going to come sooner or later movie wise, and I'm glad it came sooner, because I was beyond tired of her. though she dies the same, it was slightly sad to witness every aspect of it down to the last second, then to see peter's reaction was slightly sadder. I walked out of the movie thinking, for Christ's sake: if Sony Pictures isn't going to hand the Spider-Man franchise over to the Marvel Studios, at least bring back Tobey Maguire!