The Amazing Spider-Man

"I never watched this as a kid, as I just loved Tobey's rendition so much and I refused to give anyone else a chance. I am happy to say years later, this movie was a lot better than I expected. Andrew Garfield makes a great Spider-Man, but not necessarily a good Peter. It's the opposite issue the Raimi trilogy has. The Spider suit is easily the best we have ever gotten, the way it looks and reacts to the environment is very impressive. It's not my favorite movie, but it's definitely worth your time. "

"The Analmazing Tighterman! This movie is ducking awesome but it’s also ducking dumb. But hey I can accept the dumb if it indulges in it wholeheartedly. 😂 "

"I loved this movie know I need to watch the rest "

"Love Andrew "

"Some of it does feel like the 2002 film all over again. Critics acted like all of it was the same movie though. Which isn’t true."

"4.75/5*s I loved this movie. Garfield plays a very funny and engaging Peter Parker. This goes back to the comics and has his first love, Gwen Stacy as his love interest. If you've read the comics, you know how that pans out but I won't spoil it for you if you haven't. I love Andrew's chemistry with Emma Stone. (I love her in everything she does!) At the time of my first viewing of this movie, I was not a fan of Garfield. I didn't find him even slightly attractive. After watching him in this, I think he's very good looking and probably my favorite take on Peter Parker. I think this is my favorite Spider-Man movie of all. I completely loved it."

"I never watched this until now. It's better than what the spider man Community would you like you to believe. It is drastically different from Tobeys version & people don't like change. The beginning is jarring & they actually dive into Peter's bio parents which isn't done often. Yet that gave it a unique perspective other spider man shows never do. Then there's the lighting. So many times you think your brightness is down or worse because they don't want to light a dark scene. You can still let us see what's going on though. It's ridiculous & sadly a problem of the time that the movie came out in. As for Peter, he's definitely a loner now. He also is way more in touch with his darker side. Which does make the inevitable spider man quips seem out of place making them less impactful. Yet he's still got some funny lines. Then theres Uncle Ben & Aunt may. In fact, the grieving process is kind of glossed over once the final half of the movie happens, including Aunt May. Shes just kind of there, in this movie. Now what makes it amazing. Flash. Every moment with him makes sense. He feels real & that moment of him going to Peter after Uncle Ben was tear jerking. You can tell he wanted to help Peter. Forget real, that was touching. Then there's the Stacey family. They are a welcome addition to the franchise. The normal dynamic there truly clashes and meshes with Peter's, making the differences & similarities stand out. Plus, Gwen is awesome & the police chief father offers a special negative opinion on Spider-Man. Having them fight felt real & authentic, like Peter would have that conversation. Overall, a unique perspective on our lovely Peter Parker. It made the movie worth watching because it wasn't trying to remake the original or a tv show. It was truly just being itself. The Amazing Spider Man. Those obsessed with the rom-com spider man or others will hate on it. But it's not bad. Besides, I'm a sucker for Gwen Stacey. & that crane moment at the end, pure gold."

"A really good Spider-Man film that started the debate of who's the better Spider-Man. Also The Reptile is a good villain, ain't no Green Goblin though. Best Stan Lee cameo though "

"so 2000s lol. i liked it a lot! the spider-suit was/is stunningly designed. overall great experience"

"This movie really shines when Andrew Garfeild and Emma Stone are on screen. The Lizard himself is great, but his plan is messy. This is just an amazing film."