Review of Spiderman 2

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Review of Spiderman 2

Once again with “Spider-Man 2” we are presented with another comic

based film from a long line of Marvel adaptations created for the big

screen. Of course, following the excitement created by the release of

the first film “Spider-Man”, there have been various rumours shadowing

the sequel’s production and casting. But these rumours did not seem to

affect the final production as the film’s storyline, plot, and

dialogue were excellent. The special effects were astounding and the

songs, composed by Danny Elfman, fitted each scene’s particular mood

to perfection. All of these points made the end result downright

spectacular. It’s hard to believe that a summer movie, and a sequel at

that, could be one of the most entertaining superhero movies that have

been created.

The story begins a year on from the last film and Spider-Man's got

problems a plenty. In Spider-Man 2, his powers are failing him; Mary

Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst) is engaged to another man; his best

friend, Harry Osborn (James Franco) blames Spider-Man for his father's

death; he's been fired from his job as a pizza delivery boy; he's

failing his college science class an cannot seem to keep up with his

rent. And who thought superheroes had it easy? Also Peter is

struggling to find who he is supposed to be: Peter Parker, or

Spider-Man. After doubting himself to such an extent, his

extraordinary powers start to fail, which involves his webbing

clogging mid-swing and falling off 20ft walls after suddenly losing

his climbing abilities. After a few more similar accidents Peter

eventually decides that enough is enough and drops his heroic alter

ego altogether and lead a normal life like everyone else. But Peter

slowly comes to realize that the city needs Spider-Man, not just to

prevent crime, but to provide the hope of saviour to those who need

his help.

The special effects in the film are much more realistic than in the

first as Spider-Man looks more human as he swings in and out of the

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