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CheyReviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022

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If I’m having a rough day, I can always rely on Spider-Man to help me out. No matter the universe we travel to with spidey, he effortlessly swings into action and grasps the attention of my son quicker then Harry wanting revenge. 🙌🏻 After traveling the full multiverse with my son, we are most definitely ready for a tear in the space time continuum. Thank you Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and of course the OG himself, Tobey Maguire. 👏🏻

Will-Review4UReviewed in the United States on December 17, 2021

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"Spider-Man" is a superhero film adaptation of one of Stan Lee's most popular Marvel comics, and it is widely regarded as one of the most successful superhero films ever made. It was also one of the first films to have the highest opening weekend box office. It's no surprise, given that this is a thrilling and entertaining film. To be precise, one of my childhood favorites! This film portrays the origin tale of Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, played by Tobey Maguire, who has superhuman powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider, allowing him to climb walls, shoot web, and defeat evil villains. But all of that will be put to the test as Parker faces off against Willem Dafoe's portrayal of the Green Goblin, one of the first villains in the Spider-Man world. Despite the fact that Maguire is a bit bland in a number of his films, I respected that he was a wonderful fit for the role of Peter Parker, portraying a bashful youngster with no powers to defeat the bad guy or win the girl. Despite having some of the corniest lines of dialogue in the film, Kirsten Dunst's portrayal as Mary Jane Watson is endearing, and she has wonderful chemistry with her co-star. However, Willem Dafoe as the dangerous Green Goblin appears to be miscast, as he seems more suited to drama than action. Rosemary Harris, James Franco, Cliff Robertson, and J.K. Simmons round out the supporting cast, delivering some memorable performances, particularly Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson, the enraged editor chief of the Daily Bugle, who steals every scene he's in. There are a few corny and ridiculous moments here and there, but it doesn't detract from the film's tremendous drive. Director Sam Raimi flawlessly keeps loyal to the original Spider-Man concept, delivering plenty of exciting action sequences that are both fun to watch and stay true to the plot, with outstanding visual effects and a fantastic music score by Danny Elfman. "Spider-Man" is arguably my third favorite superhero film, after "The Dark Knight" and "The Avengers." I could watch this movie again and over and still have a good time. I was pleasantly surprised by this film, which never fails to entertain. Everyone will undoubtedly find something to appreciate. "Spider-Man" has "a fascinating tale and spectacular action," according to my evaluation.

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El producto llego muy bien, unos días antes de la fecha estimada, recomendado.

RDDReviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021

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Sam Raimi’s 2002 film, “Spider-Man,” adapts the Stan Lee/Steve Ditko character for the big screen. The film stars Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, James Franco as Harry Osborn, Cliff Robertson as Ben Parker, Rosemary Harris as May Parker, J.K. Simmons as J. Jonash Jameson, Bill Nunn as Robbie Bobertson, and Elizabeth Banks as Betty Brant. Raimi retells Spider-Man’s origin, with Peter Parker starting out as an outcast nerdy kid living in a working class neighborhood of Queens with his aunt and uncle. On a field trip, a genetically-modified (rather than radioactive) spider bites him, granting him powers including strength, speed, agility, a danger-sense, and the ability to shoot webs out of his wrists. He initially tries to use this power to make money, but lets a thief escape when the man running an underground wrestling match cheats Peter out of his winnings. The thief kills Peter’s Uncle Ben and so Peter learns the meaning of his uncle’s wisdom: “with great power there must also come great responsibility.” Meanwhile, Norman Osborn, fearful of losing military contracts, tests an experimental enhancement formula on himself, which drives him mad and turns him into the Green Goblin as he seeks revenge against those he perceives as having wronged him. Spider-Man and the Goblin clash, with their personal connection lending emotional weight to the physical fight. While “Blade” (1998) and “X-Men: The Movie” (2000) helped launch the modern superhero movie, Raimi’s bright and colorful “Spider-Man” proved that comic book movies could be faithful to a comic book aesthetic and tone while still being powerful films. He went on to direct both sequels to this film, which also launched an animated series spin-off that aired on MTV. I purchased this DVD because I had worn out my old DVD of the film and it was time to revisit this series.

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D. RobertsReviewed in the United States on January 26, 2003

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This is, in my mind, the single greatest Superhero movie ever made. The only one that comes close is the original Christopher Reeve SUPERMAN of the late 1970s. The film is action-packed, and yet it has a heart. The special effects are awesome eye-candy, but are far from the sole reason to buy this DVD.
The forte of this endeavor is that it succeeds where so many Superhero movies have failed: it humanizes a young man who has almost omnipotent powers. Tobey Maguire is a credible Peter Parker, and this movie is almost more about Peter Parker than it is Spiderman. The biggest flaw of most Superhero efforts is that they pay too much attention to the hero and too little attention to the hero's secret identity.
Kirsten Dunst is wonderful as the object of Parker's infatuation. She has an adorable girl-next-door beauty as opposed to a glamorous / COSMOPOLITAN magazine-cover look. In short, this is precisely what the film needs as Dunst's character is the symbolic all-American sweetheart that so many of us guys fall in love with in high school - but are never able to actually date.
Willem Dafoe is, quite simply, the greatest Super-villain of all time. Sure, Gene Hackman was great as Lex Luthor and Jack Nicholson was memorable as the Joker, but Dafoe is utterly PERFECT as the Green Goblin. What's more, as is the case with Spiderman, the film does a remarkable job of humanizing his character as well. This is perhaps the least comic-booky seeming villian I've ever seen, despite the fact that they pulled the Goblin straight from the pages of a comic book!
I cannot say enough about just how well-done this movie is. The soundtrack, courtesy of Danny Elfman, is outstanding. The direction is terrific, as is the acting. As an added bonus, the 2nd disc offers commentary and backdrop material of both the comic strip as well as the movie. Most significant is an interview with the creator of SPIDERMAN himself: Stan Lee. It was terrific to see that he had a big hand in the writing and production of SPIDERMAN.
The symmetry and length of the film are right on the money. The attack by some movie critics that the movie was too long is nothing short of ludicrous. It had just the right mix of the stories of the Goblin and Spiderman, enough grand standoffs + some mini-adventures along the way.
The author C.S. Lewis once made the straightforward and yet trenchent observation that one should never critique a literary work that belongs to a genre that he dislikes. The same holds true for movies. If you don't like Superhero movies, you're most likely not going to like this one, for a Superhero movie is what it is. However, if you do enjoy Superhero films now & again, I can't imagine you NOT liking this production.
The majority of movie critics who gave this film a poor rating did so not because it's a bad movie, but because they don't care for Superhero films. That is their prerogative, of course, but it also nullifies their tirades. After all, you can't "blame" a film for being of the genre it belongs to.
As I walked out of the theatre as the credits rolled, I felt remarkably "ordinary" and mundane. I cannot give a greater compliment to a movie of the Superhero genre, for that is precisely what you should feel like after viewing a story such as this.
SPIDERMAN ROCKS!

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