The Amazing Spider-Man 2 3D
Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker returns as Spider-Man in this sequel that adds two new superpowered foes: Paul Giamatti as The Rhino and Jamie Foxx as Electro. Director Marc Webb, stars Emma Stone, Martin Sheen and Sally Field all return.
For Parker (Garfield), there's no feeling quite like swinging between skyscrapers, embracing being the hero, and loving Gwen (Stone). But being Spider-Man comes at a price - the emergence of Electro (Foxx) sees Parker confront a foe far more powerful than he, and his old friend Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan) returns proving all of his enemies have one thing in common: Oscorp.
- Director:
- Marc Webb ('The Amazing Spider-Man', '(500) Days of Summer')
- Writer:
- Roberto OrciJeff Pinkner
- Cast:
- Andrew GarfieldEmma StoneJamie FoxxFelicity JonesPaul GiamattiDane DeHaanSally FieldMartin SheenChris CooperChris Zylka
Reviews & comments
Electro distracts from a rom-com in costume
I'm not overly drawn to chick flicks and rom-coms, but I will say that perhaps The Amazing Spider-Man 2's greatest strength - and its greatest weakness - was the utterly adorable on-screen version of the utterly adorable romance between Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. The romance aspect is an upside, as it offers an easy in for this film to be charming and...
The Web Gets A Little Unstuck
‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ impressed the audience so much on its first outing, like comic-fans they forgave it for retroactively adjusting Spider-Man’s continuity. With this blooming success and an audience wanting more, we see the sequel coming 2 years after the previous with it setting Spidey on a path for running into foes bigger, badder and more...
Swinging from a web...
I enjoyed the film, it did seem a little long for the story as it peters off toward the end. I enjoy Garfield as Spiderman he does well to appeal to the younger audience, it is a bit hard after having following Tobey Macguire as Spidey... None the less the story is tied together almost as well as spider man's webs. A great holiday flick for the kids and...
Total Film
pressWebb’s affable sequel is tough to dislike despite its tonal whiplash and clumsy script.
Empire Magazine
pressA satisfying second issue with thrills, heartbreak, gasps, and a perfectly judged slingshot ending.
Total Film
pressWebb’s affable sequel is tough to dislike despite its tonal whiplash and clumsy script.
Empire Magazine
pressA satisfying second issue with thrills, heartbreak, gasps, and a perfectly judged slingshot ending.
Electro distracts from a rom-com in costume
I'm not overly drawn to chick flicks and rom-coms, but I will say that perhaps The Amazing Spider-Man 2's greatest strength - and its greatest weakness - was the utterly adorable on-screen version of the utterly adorable romance between Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. The romance aspect is an upside, as it offers an easy in for this film to be charming...
The Web Gets A Little Unstuck
‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ impressed the audience so much on its first outing, like comic-fans they forgave it for retroactively adjusting Spider-Man’s continuity. With this blooming success and an audience wanting more, we see the sequel coming 2 years after the previous with it setting Spidey on a path for running into foes bigger, badder and more...
Swinging from a web...
I enjoyed the film, it did seem a little long for the story as it peters off toward the end. I enjoy Garfield as Spiderman he does well to appeal to the younger audience, it is a bit hard after having following Tobey Macguire as Spidey... None the less the story is tied together almost as well as spider man's webs. A great holiday flick for the kids and...
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