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Brody needs to stop smoking crack if Stan Lee, the comic book GOD is smoking weed you IDIOT! But, that's besides the point, the point is that this is a great film and the second one alike.
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There's so much I enjoyed about this film. Progressive political activists will recognize the dilemas Spider Man faces while struggling for justice.
The film's indictment of our military industrial complex is needed now more than ever. We have a lot of Green Goblins at the Pentagon and Lockheed Martin.
Dafoe is excellent. Fans of his will want to get "The Last Temptation of Christ." And for more info on the greed and destruction of our real-life war profiteers, watch for the upcoming DVD by Eugene Jarecki, "Why We Fight," which can be pre-ordered from Amazon now.
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Having grown up in the 60's, I, like so many millions of young teens were introduced to Spiderman through the medium of Marvel comics. Now through the magic of Hollywood Cinima, American audiences are further introduced to "Spiderman" the movie. The imaginative comic writer, Stan Lee is credited with bringing his web-swing character to life and does a 'marvelous' job of transferring the lonely, troubled teen to the big screen. His original concept is that of a young, book-worm, nerdy teenager who is accidentally bitten by a radioactive spider. Nearly dying, Peter Parker, (admirably played by Tobey Maguire) awakens the following day and discovers that instead of killing him, he has been transformed into a super hero with astonishing powers. Everything from his spider senses to his incredible spider strength, Parker is at first convinced he can make some easy money, by exhibiting his abilities in an arena. Unfortunely, his perception of why he was chosen is changed when his seeming ambivalence turns to tragedy with the death of his favorite uncle. The film is imaginative and laced with action scenes which enhance the comic-book-hero's' exploits. With the additional talents of Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin, Cliff Robertson as Ben Parker and J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson, the film proves it is slated to become a classic. ****
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I read the comics and i didnt really find them intresting, but its much better actually seing whats happening and not having to read about it.But i think they should have picked another actor to play Spider man.
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First of all,anyone who calls themselves Brodyman from Amity Island is the biggest dweeb on the planet and has no imagination.Spiderman was supposed to be a geeky teenager, so Toby McGuire was not a bad choice.If you don't like comic books and you are writing a review of this DVD then you must not have any life to speak of.This is a fun movie and aside from the goblins power ranger mask it was well done and stayed pretty true to the original comics.
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