The Amazing Spiderman 2 - Movie Review Example

The Amazing Spiderman 2 The Amazing Spiderman 2 The script has an overstuffed plot that has too many antiheroes. The movie couldhave been better if it had a leaner script and less antiheroes, coupled by thoughtful editing. For a teenager, this overstuffed plot and storyline works, but an acute audience consider it as a sensory burden. In the end, the muddle of subplots obscures the main character since he does not have sufficient screen time. The ludicrous humour does not work well with the performance.

The villains, an inane antihero christened Electro (Jamie Foxx), the Green Goblin (Dane Dehaan) and the machinelike Rhino (Paul Giamatti), present below par. There are too many characters vying for attention in the movie to the extent that there is no laudable performance from any of the characters. Harry fights Spiderman without a manual or any directions on the operation of the machine he finds himself driving. Both characters fail to create the necessary dramatic tension that is a characteristic of superpower movies.

Some of the special and visual effects are too complex, while some are considerably cartoony and ingenuous. Deplorably, this makes the film wearisome and overlong. The movie is far from amazing considering its exhausting experience and insufficiency in storytelling etiquette. The director damages the action fundamentals through the superpowers of the several villains. Considering it is a series, The Amazing Spiderman 2 provides an unsatisfactory backward step. It appears as if the movie is building on a future movie, rather than concentrating on the present edition.

The last 10 minutes are perceptibly a trailer for The Amazing Spiderman 3. It repeats mistakes loathed in the previous sequels involving the Spiderman. It settles as a normal blockbuster because of its pitiable script, performances, and special effects.