Film Name: The Amazing
Spider Man
Directed by: Mark Webb
Cast: Andrew Garfield,
Emma stone, Rhys Ifans
Marvel’s The Amazing
Spider Man, a reboot of spider-man legacy directed by Mark Webb. Andrew
Garfield Played the role of Peter parker/Spider-Man. Emma Stone played the love
interest of Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy. Rhys Ifans played the role of Dr.Curt
Connors/The Lizard. Martin Sheen, Sally Field and Irfan Khan portrayed as Uncle
Ben, Aunt May and Dr.Rajit Ratha respectively.
Peter
Parker, a high school student finds his father’s old suitcase and discovers
that, it includes the greatest breakthrough in the field of Cross Species
Genetics. That Suitcase also contains a photograph of Dr.Curt Connors which
leads him to his genetics laboratory at Oscorp Corporation. He accidentally
enters a room which has rows of genetically modified spiders and gets bitten by
it turning him into the spider-man. After the turn of events, he provides his
father’s formulae to Dr. Curt Connors, which could lead to the creation of a drug
that can make the humans devoid of weakness. Dr. Curt Connors experiments it on
his own body which is devoid of right hand. This experiment changes him into a
giant lizard. Can Spider-Man Aka Peter Parker stop connors aka The Lizard? Tells the remaining
story of Marvel’s The Amazing Spider Man.
Mark Webb webbed the characters quite
beautifully, especially the Spider-Man’s action mixed with Andrew Garfield’s
funny dialogues. The Romance scene between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy was handled
pretty well, to say, a scene where Peter asks Gwen out was an instant classic
and romantic as well. When she says yes, the immediate scene where Peter skates
in an abandoned factory with the musical background was quite a treat. Webb
carried his “500 days of summer” all the way to the spidey’s web and pictured
it with funny dialogues. When the reboot was announced, I shrunk my eyebrow
when I heard that Andrew Garfield will be taking the spidey role. To my
astonishment, he blent with the character quite beautifully and it’s nice to
see him with a same lanky physique unlike Tobey Mcguire’s dramatic six pack.
Also that, Peter Parker was portrayed as a normal high school student unlike an
innocent as portrayed in the previous trilogy.
Every
super hero movie has a strong back ground that could lead the hero to serve the
people. The Amazing spider-man stands tall when compared to the previous
trilogy and the story is quite convincing and the mixing of scenes are sublime.
My Favourite one is, Mark Webb cuts the scene from the scene where Connors’s
hand has been erupting with scales to Peter Parker’s plate with a scaly fish.
To add it further, Webb perfectly executed the action sequences and handled the
romance scenes pretty nicely.
Since
the time space between the last spider-man film and The Amazing Spider-Man is
little, we get the feeling that we are watching a sequel even though it has
been announced as a fresh reboot. Also, it follows the shadow of previous
trilogy yet the changes like, sudden surge of Peter Parker as spider man and
the way he acquires fame while pursuing his vengeance is picture perfect and
theatrical. Webb scores big for the way he has pictured the emotional scenes
which adds to his wallet as one more gold coin.
A
convincing reboot falls down only because of one reason, too early to introduce
a reboot instead of making the fans to long a bit longer.
Verdict: Mark Webb’s
Spidey is better and worth watching when compared to Sam’s Spidey.
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