The SpiderMan 2
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http://urllio.com/r2fxwPeter Parker is an unhappy man: after two years of fighting crime as Spider-Man, his life has begun to fall apart. The girl he loves is engaged to someone else, his grades are slipping, he cannot keep any of his jobs, and on top of it, the newspaper Daily Bugle is attacking him viciously, claiming that Spider-Man is a criminal. He reaches the breaking point and gives up the crime fighter's life, once and for all. But after a failed fusion experiment, eccentric and obsessive scientist Dr. Otto Octavius is transformed into super villain Doctor Octopus, Doc Ock for short, having four long tentacles as extra hands. Peter guesses it might just be time for Spider-Man to return, but would he act upon it?
Peter Parker is beset with troubles in his failing personal life as he battles a brilliant scientist named Doctor Otto Octavius.
Being an avid Spider-fan, I took a liking to this movie without question.<br/><br/>This time around, the subject matter is totally different; it deals more with the choices we make and what true heroism is: giving up what we want most in exchange for something much more important.<br/><br/>The fight scenes were, in their own right, pretty good. Unfortunately, they can never outshine the scenes of their predecessor, so I shave a few points off for that.<br/><br/>In the end, I think this movie alone can teach all of us about the lost concept of self-sacrifice and at the same time, give us all an excellent movie-watching experience.<br/><br/>8/10
Wow. Its not very often that a sequel betters its predecessor, much less by such a degree. Spider-Man 2 has set a new standard for superhero films on so many levels, thanks largely in part to the vision of the brilliant Sam Raimi. The story takes place two years after the first, where Peter Parker learns of his new responsibility as the web-slinging Spider-Man. However, he is struggling with just about everything, from homework to girl-problems; like any ordinary teenager would. And there's also a new adversary in Doc Ock that his alter-ego has to deal with.<br/><br/>Raimi was certainly aware of the elements in the first movie that made it such an enjoyable ride, because they're all still here. This time, he showed an even more human side of the web-head; by having Peter giving up on his responsibilities as Spider-Man. The characters were well developed, ranging from Peter and MJ's on-off relationship to Harry Osborn's hatred for Spidey. Even Aunt May's financial problems and relationship with Peter was compelling. <br/><br/>The fight sequences were nothing less that breathtaking. Spidey's fights with the tentacled Doc Ock, especially the ones in mid-air, were beautifully choreographed and, despite taking place so quickly, had a fair amount of clarity. Every move could be so observed in such detail and seemed to have a purpose. Take notes, Michael Bay.<br/><br/>In the end, although being a big-budget summer blockbuster movie, Spider-Man 2 tries not to be anything but itself - a boy's journey of being a hero. And its that sincerity that makes it stand out so much. Easily the best action movie of 2004.
As played by Alfred Molina with both computer-generated and puppeteer assistance, Doc Ock grabs this film with his quartet of sinisterly serpentine mechanical arms and refuses to let go.
"Hold On" by Jet. In theory, the amount of heat and gravitational pull from a star, even one that size, would be enough to pull in and vaporize the water around it. We should have seen a very large column of steam rising out of the river, but it is a detail that was probably over looked or not even considered. Basically, there are three different cuts available throughout the world. First of all, there is the well-known theatrical version¹ that has been altered prior to the British cinema release² by Sony and unfortunately found its way to nearly all PAL DVDs. One headbutt has been replaced with a normal punch. The US DVD is uncut.Then, just in time for the theatrical release of <a href="/title/tt0413300/">Spider-Man 3 (2007)</a> an Extended Cut³ has been released to the home media market that runs approximately 8 minutes longer than the theatrical version. This extended version features several different kind of new scenes—story extensions, romance, action—but in principle this extended version is only worth for the die-hard fan. And by the way, the European versions of the Extended Cut are still altered in the same way as the theatrical version, thanks to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) and Sony. a5c7b9f00b