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Summary: Great movie!
Review: This was a great movie in many ways. The hero and the villan were not too overly powerful (like superman or terminator 3). It had a good ending and a great plot. This movie is a perfect example of awsome movies because there was just enough action to keep your interest. Defenitlly a movie to buy.
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Summary: Good Spidey Action Film!
Review: This is the true Spider-Man!Spidey(Tobey Maguire)battles his arch-enime The Green Goblin(Willem Dafoe)as he falls in love with Mary Jane Watson(Kirsten Dunst)and when Gobby kidnaps MJ Peter is out to save his love and Gobby attacks Aunt May(Rosemarry Harris)but the two take care of the disasters at the end of the film!Great actors,great plot,great story,great Special Effects,BAD green Goblin Costume,Green Goblin has some Purple on him and a pumpkin bomb bag and the curve on his head isn't short and narrow and deffently NOT POINTY!Belive me folks!
Pros
.Good Spider-Man Costume
.GREAT Cast
.GREAT Script
.GREAT Plot Con(s)
.Bad Green Goblin Costume Which one has more Pros Or Cons?
Should Spider-Man lose a star?No!
Pros!Great Film for Spidey fans!
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Summary: Full Screen DVDs are useually sub-par
Review: And this one was no exception. When they say, "Full Screen", they mean it. You do not see half the picture and the camera somethimes does not pan over to the person talking, which makes enjoyment of the movie impossible. In the bonus features, They over did it with the behind the scenes features. The HBO documentery is good, but the E-Special is a waste of time. The Costume test footage works, as does the J.K. Simmons Screen Test, and the profile of Danny Elfman. They
also have a whole selection dedicated to the Spider-Man comic books itself but it's not likely to attract new readers to the books. On Disk One, they have a ton of trailers from other Colombia Pictures up-coming, and it looks like a cheap studio promotion adds. I like the movie, but the DVD bonus features are not that great or well put together.
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Summary: Classic Super Hero tale.
Review: First off, this movie is fun, and all the negative criticism that follows does not diminish that fact. The idea to stay true to the original comic is both admirable and a mistake. It is admirable in that it pays homage to the creators of this splendid super hero; but it is a mistake because the ideas and plot-lines are obviously dated. During the film it becomes apparently clear what is going to happen in each subsequent scene. That may be fine and dandy for the ten-year and younger crowd, but as an adult I found it mildly irritating. Now for the coup-de-grace! Watch this movie, then pop in the Jack Nicholson version of "Batman." There are so many similarities between the two films it is obvious that director Sam Raimi did his homework in creating a blockbuster super-hero flick. From the design of the opening credits to the giant inflatable balloons he swipes and pastes many ideas from "Batman" onto this professional movie. It's just too bad that the adults were generally ignored in the crafting of this film. It is really well-made, but those who have passed the age of adolesence will or should find this very predictable.
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Summary: GREAT SOUNDTRACK GREAT MOVIE
Review: I HAVE THE SOUNDTRACK PLUS I HAVE THE MOVIE I THINK TOBEY MCGUIRE AND KIRSTEN DUNST BOTH DID A GREAT PROFOMENCE IN THE MOVIE I HAVE THE MOVIE ON DVD
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Summary: A cool, cool, COOL movie!!
Review: Spiderman is my favorite movie and it's really *as you can tell from the title* cool! Okay, here goes the plot:
Peter Parker, (Tobey MacGuire) was an ordinary high school boy who got bullied by everyone all the time. He lived with his uncle and aunt because his parents were dead. However, everything changed for him when his school go to a museum about spiders for a field trip, he gets bitten by a spider that got loose. When he came back home, he feels dizzy and tired and anyway, he faint/sleeps. When he wakes up the next morning, he realizes that his eyesight is perfect, and he could see even without his glasses. He also finds out that he can climb walls because there's something on his fingers that makes him able to stick to the walls.
But meanwhile, Norman Osborn (Willem Dafoe) who is a scientist tries out a machine that makes a human extremely powerful. When he comes out of the machine, he becomes insane and kills his assistant.
Okay, back to Spiderman. He starts saving people and uses his ability, but he had lots of responsibility after his uncle was shot by a man. Finally at the end, he saves Mary Jane, a girl who lives next door to him (Kirsten Dunst) from the Green Goblin, who is actually Norman Osborn.
Well, it's up to you to see the movie whether Spiderman kills the Green Goblin or not! But anyway, this movie was really cool, and I loved it!
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Summary: Icing, but no cake.
Review: This was a very visually engossing film, and on the whole, enjoyable. I would have preferred to have seen some more plot and character developement though as this would have really made this movie come 'alive'!
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Summary: There'll be a hero to save us... BUT NOT HERE!!!!
Review: Spider-man, Spider-man, does whatever a spider can..... no doubt you've heard that (in)famous little ditty somewhere, which belongs from Peter Parker's infamous little campy 60's cartoon series. So at least some of you know who Spider-man is. Now, the show was based on a character who had his own comic series, and he first appeared in a final issue of a short-lived fantasy series called, "Amazing Fantasy." 40 years after that issue saw print, that same character has finally made his first ever appearance on the big screen(excluding cameos in other movies). And what can I say? It SUCKS. The acting is bad, the plot is messed up(okay, so Uncle Ben dies around June, since it's shortly before Peter's graduation, and then only an hour later, it's THANKSGIVING?! WHEN DID ALL THIS TIME PASS?!), there is no chemistry between any of the actors, the SFX are lame, and the score by Danny Elfman is forgettable(when did he fall from grace?) All in all, Spider-man is one of the worst movies ever made. Avoid it and this horrid DVD like the plague.
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Summary: the movies good but somewhere in there it runs out of fumes
Review: good old fashioned comic book brought to life with Tobey Maguire, key as Peter Parker, but it sorta thins out in areas and yes I liked The Hulk and Daredevil better than this one but I dont give a crap, thats just me. I'm picky, damn picky. Willem Dafoe, James Franco, Kirsten Dunst, Cliff Robertson, Rosemary Harris, J.K. Simmons, Gerry Becker, Bill Nunn, Bruce Campbell, Jayce Bartok, Lucy Lawless, Macy Gray and Stan Lee, the man himself appears, Lee also was in the movie Mallrats, you can see him in Daredevil and The Hulk as well with Lou Ferrigno. a must see for fans though
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Summary: Superfluous language toy
Review: Richard Pryor starred this compact penitentary. Funnel this cable master. I can't see this suit for Goblin, but I no it is. I think accident. Where does this red rising? Here, of course it is! Kindergarten asked me, "Gene too?" No way, the rich eat only on this coaster. Yes
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