Spider Man 3

[DrumNFeather]

I'm surprised nobody has reviewed it yet!

I thought it was pretty good. It was long, but it was consistant with the franchise. I think they should probably end it at 3...although I've heard they set it up for a 4th, but I must have missed that somehow.

It's worth seeing, just don't have grand expectations going in.

[RockyBalboa]

I saw it on opening day.

I was a little dissapointed. I thought the 2nd one was the best of the bunch.

They tried shoving too much into this movie and it suffered for it and as long as the movie was, at the same time because they stuffed so much into it, many of the storylines were rushed or hurried out.

I would've liked to have seen more time spent on the Eddie Brock on character. His transformation into Venom and his battle with Spiderman was especially rushed.

Also the Mary Jane character has become irksome. She's turned into the stereotypical whiny chick who whines literally over EVERYTHING.

Other than that, yes the movie was fun, and I'd recommend seeing it, but it is a few notches below the first 2 Spiderman movies.

[jay santos]

Originally Posted by DrumNFeather

I'm surprised nobody has reviewed it yet!

I thought it was pretty good. It was long, but it was consistant with the franchise. I think they should probably end it at 3...although I've heard they set it up for a 4th, but I must have missed that somehow.

It's worth seeing, just don't have grand expectations going in.

If you're forced to see it because you have a kid under age 12, then it's not bad as far as movies you're forced to take your kids to.

[creekster]

my 14 and 18 year old saw it on opening day and were both disappoionted, so much so that they regretted the effort of going at midnight. Given what I consider their low standards when it comes to movies, this has made me quite uninterested in the movie.

[Archaea]

It's okay, but it drags and the script requires Maguire to pull off something he can't, deep introspection and a swing on the wild side.