With this poor movie launched, a new era of exploitation from Hollywood begins

Rating: 1/10 (6 July 2012)

I voted this movie 1 out of 10 for Two reasons:
1. In my book, The Amazing Spider Man severely ruined the beloved Spider Man experience that I had when I watched the previous Spider Man films. The Absence of memorable Characters like Mary Jane Watson, J. Jonah Jameson and others sabotaged the Spider Man experience that we witnessed in the former Spider Man films. In addition, as put by many critics before me, this "Amazing" Spider Man is weak, he's far from being amazing. He's not a super hero, he's amateur. Furthermore, this lizard villain is absolutely preposterous - what kind of a villain wants civilians to be as strong and as progressive as he is? Even more ridiculous is the lizard's views on his "draconian" plot, which he sees as a noble cause for humanity. Other flaws that I can point out are how easily Peter Parker managed to prevail security systems in order to investigate the labs where his father had worked, and where Parker got bitten by the mutant spider; and Parker's childish relationship with Gwen Stacy. In conclusion - The Amazing Spider Man lacks a well-thought plot and this is what you get - a weak, poor Twilight film costumed in Spidey's red and blue suit that is not deserved to be worn by this version of Peter Parker.
2. The Amazing Spider Man premiered solely Five years after Spider Man 3 was launched. Top executives in Hollywood didn't even bother to wait at least Ten years to renew the Spider Man movie series. Do we really want to live in a world where Hollywood renews movie series merely Five years after they end? The Amazing Spider Man, which is not on par with the original Spider Man series, might be the beginning of a new destructive phenomenon whose worst implication might be the hampering and decomposition of creativity in Hollywood films, a unique creativity that we witnessed in many films, among them the original Spider Man series, for that matter. This worst case scenario might occur due to the exposure and success that The Amazing Spider Man achieves worldwide. Given these ground breaking profits that The Amazing Spider Man gains, it's only reasonable to assume that Hollywood executives will prefer renewing a film franchise rather than risking potential profits with shooting a new revolutionary film or continuing an existing film series.
Like the movie industry didn't suffer enough of utter lack in creativity. Hollywood most certainly looks green around the gills nowadays.