Simon David

Spider-Man 3 is a film with a bad reputation. It has been called the worst of the trilogy or a garabage film, but is it really bad? No. It's not. Spider-Man 3 is a masterpiece. My favorite film of all time, in fact. The film is a beautiful depiction of Revenge and Forgiveness. We see that Peter Parker is a flawed man behind the mask and that he's not a perfect hero. He's just like everyone else. He makes mistakes. He can be filled with hatred and filled with pride just like anyone else. He can relate to everyone in his flaws, but the film goes through a joruney of Peter realizing the evil within himself and redeeming himself. It's a story of how a man must learn to battle with his own evil. The hatred and revenge in himself. At the end of the film, he's grown and able to forgive the killer of his Uncle in a beautiful scene. We have characters like Harry who are also consumed by revenge,but also learn to forgive. Eddie Brock who is consumed by revenge and doesn't forgive which ultimately leads to his demise. Flint Marko, the murderer of Peter's Uncle Ben who knows what he does is wrong and his plagued by his crimes, but continues to steal in order to save his daughter. In the end, not everything is happy. There has been so much loss due to the terrible choices and decisions that have been made, but Peter has grew. At the end, he says an amazing line which is "It's the choices that make us who we are and we can always choose to do what's right" And that's what makes this film a masterpiece because of it's beautiful message of choice.

This film is amazing. I love this film. Spider-Man (2002) is the start of the best trilogy in cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi, this film serves us a very accurate and legendary Spider-Man iteration. At the core of this iconic character is the iconic line which is "With Great Power Come Great Responsibility" This film captures that with a young Peter Parker who is being lectured by Uncle Ben. Peter has been gifted with amazing abilities and in this film he tries to use his powers to make fame and riches, but when Uncle Ben is shot and killed at the fault of Peter, he decides to become Spider-Man and use his powers for the good and safety of mankind. Willem Dafoe is a great portrayal of Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) This film captures the true core of the character and introduces us to the best Spider-Man iteration.

Spider-Man 2 is known as the best Spider-Man film by many and there's a good reason for that reputation. This film perfectly captures the true character of Peter Parker (Spider-Man) This film is so good because it exemplifies what a real Spider-Man story is. It's actually about the struggle of the character of Peter Parker and how he navigates through his life as Parker and Spider-Man. This film shows how Peter's life is so burdened and so difficult because he is Spider-Man. Peter is making a sacrifice. He is willing to look like a terrible person in front his loved ones when he doesn't show up to a specific event, but he knows that he must continue being Spider-Man and prioritize that for the greater good. That's what Spider-Man is all about. The iconic phrase that is "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility". Peter then loses his powers and his life becomes great. He's able to be there for his loved ones, make good grades in college, and is able to maintain a steady job. His life is great, but he realizes he must become Spider-Man again for the greater good and stop the vile, Doctor Octopus. There is also the iconic train scene where he stops a train full of people from falling of a bridge. In this scene, his body is being broken and he is undergoing much pain to stop this train which is a great symbolism for With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility". I think this film gives us the best iteration of the character and is a cinematic masterpiece. This movie deserves a 10/10 Rating. This film is also apart of the best film trilogy ever.