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Pretty good Spider-Man rendition. A bit overrated, but it had: Good music, good villains, good villains, a fresh take on Spidey, and stunning animation. But... there wasn't enough of the other Spider-Men. They were kinda underused and that is a sin. They felt forced into the movie, and only Peter and Gwen really affected the story.

Still a fresh and brilliant take on the superhero genre. After 10 years it is still a unique film that has great characters. It truly was ahead of its time. The music was good too.

It stumbles on its themes and moves past every good opportunity for character moments to instead focus on fun. It had to soften the blow from Endgame and couldn't tell the story it wanted to tell. It felt like there were 3 things going on at once: A teen drama/romcom, a serious Iron Man film that deals with this new world Endgame created, or a Spider-Man solo adventure in Europe. Combine those and you get left with a mess of a film which doesn't satisfy any of the thread it starts pulling. It has so many "fun" and lighthearted scenes that ruin any impact this movie can have. And the big "reveal" wasn't a reveal at all. You can tell there was a meaningful story in there somewhere but it got lost.

Pretty good. It adapts Spidey perfectly to the MCU. His dynamic with Iron Man is fun in this film and paints Tony as a 2nd mentor for Peter, which works well (in this one). And Vulture is great in this. He helps Peter grow and has a genuinely great twist. Overall it is just a Spider-Man film that isn't afraid to have some fun but also leave room for some impactful moments. It has a lot of unnecessary things in it and doesn't have quite enough emotional to put it at the best Spider-Man film but it is pretty good. And the music is excellent too.

The weakest of the OG trilogy, but not bad by any means. It has some of the best moments of the trilogy and in cinema. When Peter gets out his suit, when Harry saves the day, and when Harry dies all give me chills. They are so powerful. I'll admit the 3 villains isn't great, but it's still very fun to watch. It does everything it set out to be, and provided a perfect ending for the trilogy as well as a perfect start for Spider-Man 4. If only...

Superhero cinema peaked in 2004 when this came out. Not only did Sam Raimi make a sequel better than the original, he also made the greatest comic book movie to this date. It has great shots, acting, a great story, themes, and visuals. Everything about Doc Ock is perfect. And somehow everything about Peter and his arc is even more perfect.

Honestly one of the best superhero films of all time. It has lots of fun camp, great characters, and excellent story moments. It is a bit dated, but pretty much everything holds up. It is a masterpiece of cinema. Every detail is great and every shot is magnificent. Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire did an excellent job.

I mean it's good. Just not good enough. The story nicely ties up everyone's story but Thanos, the man who caused this movie. The first third is really good, when we get nice character moments. But then the second act has a lot of pointless moments and no real stakes. The finale is pretty good though. But still just kinda a giant CGI mess, which isn't always bad, but we should've seen more character moments. Overall, it sacrifices character for spectacle and isn't very entertaining to watch now. It was made as an event, but I feel it fails as a movie.

The best MCU movie and one of the best superhero movies. It perfectly brings together the Infinity Saga, it balance (pun intentional) over 40 characters, and introduces and fleshes out one of the greatest villains of all time: Thanos. It is excellent. It has a great ending too (We don't need Endgame).

Pretty great y'know. Had a heck of a lot inconsistencies but a pretty fun adventure. K-2SO, Chirrut, and Krennic were great too.