The other alternate version of Spiderman, okay!

Rating: 6/10 (6 July 2012)

The Amazing Spiderman - I am seriously don't know what to expect from it. It certainly a different perspective of the previous version of Spiderman, though the storyline and some part of the tragedy points were exactly the same. Thinking as one modern guy watching for scientific approach, this one surely much better and logical than the Tobey McGuire's version. One of the most 'thumb-up-ed' element within it was the casting. It was good to keep on watching Mr. McGuire as the pathetic, hidden hero of Peter Parker, but putting Andrew Garfield (Eduardo Saverin of The Social Network) to Parker's face really made it different, and better version of Peter Parker. Even the heroic girlfriend of Parker from Mary Jane Watson (of Kirsten Dunst) to Gwen Stacy (of Emma Stone) was another great turned out version of this movie. Top of all that, I was excited for Aunty May's casting by Sally Field (known for her role as supermom, Nora Walker in Brothers and Sisters), as she really did charmed me for her character in the movie. She was destined for that role, and touched us all by it. Some other characters, such Flash Thompson (Chris Zylka) also keep this one alternately special than the previous one. I guess, even with such a same storyline, The Amazing Spiderman creates its own name for it. Refreshing and variant. I could say, technically it was good, including the actions and the effect stuffs. Except for one to the other shots, the CGI technique was too obvious, added to its some technical goofs that can easily discovered at a glance, such when Dr. Conners becomes the lizard, he becomes far more massive than his human state, shredding his clothes - logically, this should leave him naked. Yet after his first transformation, he is seen in the sewer with a towel/robe on his body. Also, for some plots approaching to the end of the climax, the scenic story of everyone trying to help Spiderman overcoming the evil Lizard by crane, helicopter and even traffic staffs was too much and overdoing. It seems to get itself a continuity later on, but I can't say that I am excited for the sequel, though I prefer this version much better than the other three. I think 3 is fairly enough.