See this one in the cinema, definitely!

Rating: 10/10 (29 June 2012)

When I heard this movie would come out I was very skeptic. Andrew Garfield is not very known as a good actor. He doesn't have the looks. What new could this spider-man movie bring after the trilogy of Rami? After seen the commercials about spider-man to be the outlaw, a vigilante, I got this cheap feeling about this movie was to become a similar reboot of the spider-man movies like Batman begins was with Christian Bale. For Batman begins it worked out great, even with that movie I had my doubts at first.
Due to the high rating om IMDb I had to see this one in the cinema and so I did. Garfield turned out to be a fantastic Peter Parker and an actor. This movie had almost the same story like Rami's first movie had. This Lizard was a cross-over between Green Goblin and Doc Oc. The movie was moving all the time. Spiderman had almost no time to sit down. As a viewer I got entertained all the time. The movie was funny, scary, very good.
The acting was good, I loved Emma Stone, Martin Sheen, Sally Field, Irrfan Khan. Special effects were great, soundtrack was awesome. There were some little mistakes, like Peter Parker breaks the window of the front door of his aunt and uncle and at night the door is fixed. But I don't think we should really be picky about this, especially when I left the theater well entertained. I was glad that spider-man shot his webs and really hit something all the time and not hitting the open air and still now falling down, if you know what I mean.
Some people keep comparing this movie to Raimi's spider-man movies. But let those movies be. Rami's movies were, except the third one, very good too. So I don't think this is a reboot of Raimi's Spiderman movies. This is an improvement of the Rami's movies. To be honest I think The dark knight rises has a big competition this year. I wonder if there will come more spider-man movies with Garfield. Will it be a trilogy again?