
Peter Parker is going through a major identity crisis. Burned out from being Spider-Man, he decides to shelve his superhero alter ego, which leaves the city suffering in the wake of carnage left by the evil Doc Ock. In the meantime, Parker still can't act on his feelings for Mary Jane Watson, a girl he's loved since childhood. A certain anger begins to brew in his best friend Harry Osborn as well...
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Just like the first one, I have kind of conflicting feelings on it, But the good definitely outweighs both the bad and the good from the first movie Pros: Doctor Octopus is a great villain. Interesting backstory, and great powers that allow for great action scenes. Action is way stronger than in the first Peter Parker is incredibly compelling and you really get to connect with him over the course of the movie The train scene is absolutely stellar, will definitely rewatch it on Youtube from time to time J Jonah Jameson, Need I say more? Cons: Way too predictable MJ is incredibly boring, and everything having to do with her is forced and annoying. The scenes between her and Peter is dull melodrama. I really like Harry in this movie but he needed more screen time, Overall really liked and excited to see what the hell Spider Man 3 will be
Honestly a lot better than I remembered. TLJF was on to something.
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This reminds me of spiderman 2 game that i played when i was a child. Unfortunately never won against DOCTOR OCTOPUS😭 he was fuckin powerfull i tried everything but.. Then i deleted the game out of rage😂
This is the only Spider-Man movie I hadn’t seen before and of course it’s the best one. Still campy and fun like the other raimi movies but this one has so much heart and tells the most important parts of the Spider-Man story (loss and self sacrifice) while still having him truly win in the end. Without a doubt an incredible film and one of the best superhero movies of all time.
it’s not even the greatest in the trilogy and yet some people say it’s the greatest spider-man movie ever, nostalgia baiting at its peak
“All this time we've talked about honesty, fairness and justice, all of those times I counted on you to have the courage to take on those dreams out into the world. … I can't live those dreams anymore, I want a life of my own, am I not supposed to have what I want?” Exceptional in all the ways and shines with humanity. Last time I've seen this movie it was through the marveled eyes of my younger self, coming back at it now, more than a decade later, with grown up eyes and a luggage full of experiences of my own, I was scared, scared that the movie I have so admired was only good through the lenses of a kid that only sought to dream, and by all means, I'm glad I was wrong, as I watch it today, with more empathy in my heart, Spider-man 2 served as a reminder of my innocence and the portrait of the man I am. I am now around the same age as you are Peter, I graduated high school, dreamt some dreams and gave up others, fell in love and rejected it and lost some friends along the way. I relate to you now even more than I ever did.