Horrible, a waste of time and money

Rating: 2/10 (8 May 2014)

First of all, excuse me for my non-perfect English. Second of all, what a TRASH movie this was! I will admit that I didn't read the spider-man- comics, or at least I read very few of them, therefore I cant consider myself a huge spider fan apart from seeing the movies. And I have been told that this new trilogy is supposed to be more loyal to the comics, so maybe I'm missing something, because that is the only explanation I can find for anybody thinking this movie wasn't the worst one of the 5 Spiderman movies released yet. I mean, seriously, this was a joke. I had the strange feeling that all the time I was just watching an extensive trailer of a movie, as everything seemed to happen too quickly. Beginning with Peter and Gwen breaking up "dramatically" at the very beginning of the movie, already with that crap of "I don't know if I should leave you because I love you so much or I should stay with you because I love you so much". I mean, I don't know, it makes it look so simple, so stupid. You cant really feel anything during the movie and that includes when Peter finds out the "truth" about his parents (another very lame and simplistic scene)and finally when Gwen dies (luckily). Absolute no real emotions during those scenes. It was probably the least memorable death of film history. Then...the "villains". God, probably the worst ones of all the marvel movies. Totally underdeveloped characters who don't provoke anything to the audience, least of all fear, anger or even respect. And the worst part is, there were even 3 of them, as if 1 wasn't enough. Electro, Harry and "Rhino" (or whatever) were just laughable figures in a really dull movie, which has some "memorable" moments, such as when Peter goes to the secret subway station and discovers this hidden lab, which "magically" arises from the floor *irony on*totally unexpected *irony off*. Oh and another part I really liked was Peter crying like a little bay when...wait, during the entire movie. But somehow I didn't have the need to cry as well, guess that makes me a villain. I just wanted to leave the theater since the middle of the movie and the only reason I didn't do that was because I wanted to know how far the ship could sink. And...man,it did sink very, very deep. It will be very difficult to lift it up again to the surface wit the next movie, which I wont bother to watch anyway. Really good job ruining the series, Webb and writers.