And so it was not too happy with a new Spider-Man. Not only because the last (2007) was a joke, but the chance to see someone other than Tobey Maguire [Images] under the mask of Spider-Man appeared distinguished unbearable.
At the same time, I waited as Daniel Craig [Images] in Casino Royale [Images] and, perhaps, Anne Hathaway [Images] in the upcoming The Dark Knight Rises [Images], Andrew Garfield could coexist with, if indeed not clear memory of its iconic predecessor. Hathway, at least, has the advantage of an atrociously poor representation before yours.
Despite my reservations and the lack of fervor, I have to admit that The Amazing Spider-Man was a lot of fun.
Now, it's pretty obvious why this movie I did. Explain superhero movie box office gold. So there is no point to judge the study to reboot a franchise just five years since their last adventure. Furthermore, considering it was a shame, should not be the last living memory of any man or superhero. Moreover, this year has been exceptionally generous to his fellow messiah Marvel thanks to the billions-of issue, The Avengers. It would be polite if still in college science shy geek with an endless supply of sticky web has been left out, right?
Bottom line, why not?
So here's the deal of what is fashionable and what is not. The interesting thing is that instead of a genius of high-action conventional studio set-up to take control of this franchise, director Sam Raimi, Sony has chosen to Mark Webb, who debuted with a delightful coming-of age of indie, (500) Days of Summer in 2009. I guess with the unmistakable atmosphere of Spidey in his name was in their favor.
That's nice, but really there was no need to establish (Garfield) by Peter Parker transformation from child to hero again with the same pattern we have seen and captured more in the first Spider-Man vehicle.
All this - the radioactive spider has a snap of Parker for a science trip, his metamorphosis from geek just another shyly to the web of problems, the wall crawling wonder, Uncle Ben (Martin Sheen is a Hot image of benevolence) and Aunt May (Sally Field looks as if the dishes are washed too many that day) gives lectures about responsibility, dies in an unfortunate and makes you want to teach all the world a bad unforgettable lesson in the masked vigilante - is still fresh in the minds of Spider-fans.
If at all there is a concern to reach 12-15 years of age, given that they were probably too young to follow what the events of the first film, they could have simply shown the aforementioned situation in the flexible and elegant recap. Webb, after all, knows the routine of having directed numerous music videos.
After a tedious 20-25 minutes, which could easily be cut by 10 or so, The Amazing Spider-Man finally begins to emphasize the adjective in the title.
Once Spider-Man has found his calling and, above all, superhero costume and egotistical scientist, Dr. Curtis Connors (a convincing Rhys Ifans) has become a full Hyde Mr., not a lizard green and scaly giant, the film does its best to entertain enhanced by its spectacular 3D. I can not tell you how many times I felt my face smashed against Spiderman.
And that aspiration of a lifetime to experience the thrill of shooting the web, ranging from the skyscrapers of Manhattan ubiquitous 3D avatar of Spider-Man is as close as it gets.
Speaking of which, though it is a short part and can not resist an occasional accent (disapp ointed-h-, h-cl-ose), Irrfan Khan [Images] holds it together with his imposing presence and tenacious eyes. It's nice to see that it is important enough to be thwacked by the bad guy and (sort of) rescued by the good.
Unlike, say, the cheese or the Green Goblin Sandman mediocre lizard resembles a green mass shameless horror. It transmits real threat and proves a worthy candidate for testing the powers of Spidey taking into account the latter is responsible for creating it inadvertently in the first place.
His combat sequences in the murky sewers and later in the city was organized with a grandeur worthy of praise. Webb is the horror genre like science fiction, especially when Peter realizes that he is 'changing' and lots that offer the Lizard, but he adds a few nifty in the right places to generate a pulse unpredictable, exhilarating. James Horner [Images] soundtrack, however, is a buffer and syrup quality patch is surprising charm, glorious epic Danny Elfman's score from the previous films in the franchise.
Fed Tim Burton gothic, surreal sight of Joel Schumacher Batman and crazy follow-up was in 2002 Spider-Man has changed our perspective on superhero movies for good. Since then, others have collected, improvised or find the value of its basic elements are darkened to a tremendous success.
What I did was make Sam Raimi Spider-Man, despite their unique powers, a real person with the same set of vulnerabilities, concerns and insecurities. He gave her a heart. Webb has the heart and is based in a beautiful romance between the nervous, sentimental, introverted Peter Parker and his brave classmate Gwen Stacey much to the disapproval of his policeman father, played by a great Denis Leary. Not to mention, multipurpose Web of Spider-Man could put a candlelit dinner out of business.
The real-life duo makes magic on screen with the oft-used, rarely attribute possessed chemistry. Stacey Emma Stone is beautiful, adorable, intelligent and elegant, even when she is not looking. She is amazing and not relegated to the margin of a genre known for doing just that.
I'm not so crazy about the new type of Spidey though. Andrew Garfield, despite having the physical appearance and liked to Never Let Me Go, is not my idea of Spider-Man. Garfield overly hyper body language (what's with that hair constant scratching, licking his lips trembling tone?), The answer so obvious petulant and 'OH-MY-GOD-I am Spider-Man' surprise distracted until Stone has been calmed by the lips of love locks. (No, not at all sexy, kiss upside down in this moment, but that's not depressing.)
First impressions are something else, especially the favorable rate. The eyes lost Tobey Maguire, the innocence of children, radiating goodness and the unique ability to make you feel bad for him / with him was missing. Garfield, sensitive as it is, just enjoy this level of empathy.
What really intrigued me, though the film does not end in the spirit of the action, but stops at a little emphasis on the growth of Spider-Man and accomplishments. And after a brief roll the closing credits, there is a malicious suggestion of a possibility. We know it as sequel
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