The story is still believable due to great performances from the entire cast, but the immersion is often spoiled by shoddy special effects. There are still a handful of scenes that are impressive, but a lot of the late-movie action gets to laughably low levels of quality. While the practical effects remain intense and exciting, a lot of the CGI in Spider-Man is blatantly obvious and takes you out of the experience. Most of the issues come from poor, aged special effects, as well as a juxtaposition of goofy and series tones.
While Spider-Man is an effective and enjoyable superhero flick, it has a handful of problems.
Generally speaking, the movie is packed with quality performances, but both Tobey Maguire and Willem Dafoe do a fantastic job in their roles. This power comes at the price of his sanity, creating a sinister supervillain for Spider-Man to fight named the Green Goblin (he also come back in the 2021 film Spider-Man: No Way Home). Meanwhile, Norman Osborn, forced to desperate measures to save his company, undergoes an experiment to give him super-human strength.
As he comes to terms with his newfound powers and the recent tragedy, Peter roams the streets in costume and mask under the alias of “Spider-Man” while balancing his normal life at school. Following a heart-breaking death, Peter swears to avenge the helpless in New York and catch the criminals that the police fail to capture. One day while attending a field trip for school, Peter is bitten by a genetically modified super-spider, suddenly imbuing him with inhuman powers.Īs Peter practices with his new abilities, he finds a knack for a life of vigilante justice. Apart from fawning over his crush Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst), an innocent and bubbly fellow student and neighbor, Peter lives a mostly uneventful life. Although Harry and Norman live a life of luxury, Peter lives in a low-income neighborhood with his elderly Aunt May (Rosemary Harris) and Uncle Ben (Cliff Robertson).
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