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As a young child my favorite movies were spiderman, and space jam. When i was told we are supposed to write a paper on our favorite movie i decided to choose the movie spiderman. Spiderman was a perfect choice because he has always been my favorite superhero. But the only thing that i have to say is that i don't like the fight scenes but the characters are portrayed very well.
In one of the reviews i was reading they talked about the scene where peter parker after his field trip was bitten by a spider. His hands started to become sticky, he learned how he didn't glasses anymore. Then he learned how to spin webs and go from wall to wall. They said he look like a “joyful kid on christmas morning playing with his new toys” i believe that he look
Norman osborn is a scientist who works for the army and was working on a human performance enhancements. So he did a test on himself and ended up becoming a villain using his powers for his own good naming himself the green goblin. Throughout the movie they had several fight scenes. In the New York Times review they said that the fight scenes were very good and they were on point. In the second review referred to it being bad said that the movie fight scenes were constructed bad and that the green goblin was a good idea but portrayed bad. They said that the green goblin talked with a paralyzed face And he uses his mask to cover that up. I saw that many times throughout the movie and thought to myself how i didn't enjoy that. It was very weird to me how they did that. I also think that the fight scenes were bad especially the one of the whole city and green goblin comes and destroys all the buildings around. I believe that was poorly shot and that the sayings they had were very bad. Like the green goblin said after he was beaten by spider man the first time he said “we will meet again spiderman” i find that really cheesy and a really bad choice of words.
Like i stated at the beginning of this paper peter parker had a great love for mary jane and she eventually fell for him like he wanted. But at the end of the movie peter looks to her and says “i just want to be really good friends’

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