I love Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man and he's one of the best Spider-Mans in my opinion. This movie was one I really enjoyed in middle school, and coming back to it as an adult, it's still just as enjoyable and fun.

Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone have very strong chemistry in this one. I think I would like it even more if it wasn't coming off the cinematic genius that is Sam Raimi's trilogy. Does everything just a little bit worse which makes it feel pointless at times even though it definitely isn't. Still like it though. Better than all of the MCU Spidey flicks in my opinion.

Half a good movie stapled to half a bad movie, with the break essentially exactly halfway through the film. A modern Spidey who feels more relatable today than the accurate (but ultimately frustrating) hard-luck Tobey Maguire version. Still, if you cast Rhys Ifans as a supervillain and he's the bad part of a movie, you messed up big.

The Amazing Spider-Man had big shoes to fill coming only 5 years after the Raimi trilogy, but it mostly delivers in its mature take. The reboot had huge potential to drag since not much is really reinvented from the original Spider-Man story, but the film is largely carried by Andrew Garfield's witty and sarcastic portrayal of Peter Parker along with his undeniable chemistry with Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy.

This film is often regarded as the weakest of the Spider-Man holy trinity (Andrew Garfield, Tobey Maguire, & Tom Holland), but I can't understand why. I do have a biased attachment to Tobey's Spiderman purely because of nostalgia, but honestly, Andrew does perhaps the most comic-accurate representation of Peter Parker we've ever seen. I think these films just didn't have their full chance to shine since Marvel brought Tom Holland into the spotlight rather quickly, but The Amazing Spider-Man genuinely is a great Spider-Man film and I don't think any fan of this character would be disappointed with these.

I never understood the hatred for Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man. I absolutely love this movie and his performance. He's quippy, geeky, sarcastic, and mildly angsty. He feels like a real teenager. (Hot take: I think he's better than Tom Holland's Spider-Man and Toby Maguire's Spider-Man, though both of the others are still great.) Andrew Garfield's and Emma Stone's chemistry is also off the charts in The Amazing Spider-Man. I still think Mary Jane is a better love interest than Gwen Stacy, but this movie nearly won me over to Gwen's side.

A promising start to a flawed saga. Amazing Spider-Man can feel dated at times, coming off the back of the early MCU and TDK trilogy, yet it allows it to stand apart from what came before. Garfield's Peter feels like a modern teen, and it is wonderful to see his blossoming relationship with Gwen, tensions with officer Stacey and the Lizard, as well as his quips towards foes. While good characters and ideas on an early Spidey career are highlights, the rest of the plot treads familiar grounds and feels too focused on what comes next, making this movie reliant on a cast who are thankfully able to sell the story

This is one of my favourite Spider-Man movie. After OG Spider-Man! This trilogy is completely different from the previous one, the story line, the cinematography and the theme is also very dark here Peter Parker is not a boring nerd! but a very confident person and have kinda rebellious personality which makes him the best!! ❤

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I think the most frustrating part of this movie was the marketing, though that is at no fault of the movie itself. It was publicized as more of a story of how Peter’s parents died, but barely covered that at all. I think Andrew Garfield is the weakest Spider-Man, so this is a franchise weak point for me.

I loved that he’s in his late 20’s and looks like a teenager. He played Spider-Man to the T. The story line was perfect looking back when he was in school, he had that comical charisma at the same time ❤