The Amazing Spider-Man 2 [DVD] [2014]

Excellent. New and sealed

Very good

ASM2 is a movie that can easily spilt people. On one hand it's disappointing and on the other it's beautiful. The first Amazing Spider-Man introduced a Peter Parker that had real likeability, a romance with genuine connection and a visually accurate Spider-Man. ASM2 had so much potential to build on and the trailers looked amazing. After my first viewing I loved it, but something was off about it, I spent to summer convinced it was a terrible movie. I gave it another chance and realised what the issue was. Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a great movie but a terrible Spider-Man movie. The plot has has too many subplots and the villains aren't fleshed out at all. The on again off again relationship spoils the chemistry created in the first movie. That said all the actors play the parts really well and Andrew Garfield is great as Spider-Man. The film feels a bit like an introduction into a Spider-Man movie universe (which is what it is). In trying to get so much story into one film they kind of fail in making a satisfying story arc and make a lot of the plot twist feel very forced. Visually a great film, with some amazing set pieces, action and great acting. Let down by the fact it tries to do too many things and doesn't do all of them very well. Hopefully with 4 years before part 3 they can write a tighter script.

Amazing. This film is visually amazing. This is probably the visually amazing film made to date. However I have to say I enjoyed The Amazing Spider-man more. Yes the visuals are incredible. The acting is also great. The only thing that let this film down for me was that it was too soap oprahish. The dramatisation between Gwen and Peter was a bit over done for me. Off and on, no and off, again and again for the bulk of the film did get a bit wearing after 2 hours. I also found Peter to almost be suffering from multiple personality disorder, in the first scene he is a confident carefree jock type taunting a Russian mobster while his is running down civilians and sending inhabited cars flying. Then walks into his own graduation late partially dressed, high fives the Dean, and swoops Gwen off her feet kissing her in front of the graduation audience. Then goes back to the shy, neurotic, but caring Peter Parker I know from the comics. Then some of his answers or explanations for his Spider-man activities, make his sound like he was just plain High. I believe Garfield is a great actor I think they should just told one Peter Parker to play instead of three. The final thing that let me down about this movie was the ending. I am not talking about the part that every comic book fan knew was coming, but I personally hate films finishing in the middle of fights. There is mention of what is next, the Sinister 6, and mystery man , but I would have preferred if they finished off the movie properly. All in all I did like Spider-man's fighting style but I think it did rely too heavily on his webbing, rather that his strength. I would give this movie 3.5 stars but the visuals pushed this to a 4 star for me.

Brilliant movie

Jaime Foxx is Electro, a man with serious energy supplier issues. After waiting in all Tuesday for an engineer who never showed up, he starts shouting at people in the street. Spider-Man arrives and tells him he wants to pack it in, and if it helps he has the address of a good comparison website. Electro says his computer is playing up and he's heard they are a rip off anyway. Spider-Man can see he's got one on him so sprays him with Silly String, Electro gives up after some goes in his eye, because as he says, that can be dangerous. Meanwhile this lad gets one of those hover boards for Christmas, not reading the instructions properly he gives his face such a bang he ends up in a different film altogether, as a kind of evil elf in Lord of the Rings. For some reason he says this is Spider-Man's fault, so arranges to meet him in the park for a fight. Spider-Man's Nan texts his ex that it's all kicking off, so she goes and says the pair of them want to grow up and I don't know what's going on. They leave it, Spider-Man says it's a good job I'm walking away from you and hover boy says yeah yeah and does the eyes and finger pointing thing. Or something, tbh I wasn't paying much attention. Anyway, like all Marvel films the subtext is daddy issues. There is also a bloke going round saying he's a rhinoceros, a sad indictment of the cuts to mental health services.

I apologise in advance for this long review, but after seeing 'The Amazing Spider-man 2' at least three times now, I feel that I can finally say my thoughts in a non biased way with constructive criticism. I'm not a fan of Spider-man, but I do have a soft spot for the character and enjoy most fantasy or superhero movies. The Amazing Spider-man 2 is a switch off your brain and enjoy the child's ride fantasy movie, but it's not a solid story driven, strong villain, definitive Spider-man movie. It's one of those movies where you appreciate what they were aiming for, it's fun and impressive in places, but on more than one viewing you can see and realise where all the weak points which bring the movie down are. The villain Max Dillon/Electro was impressive to watch when he used his abilities on screen, he was fun, but if you compare him to Alfred Molina's Doctor Octavius from 2004s Spider-man 2 you can see how much substance the Electro character lacks. Octavius was by far the best example for a villain, not caring about Spider-man and only taking care of that 'little chore' as he put it when the time came. Unlike the typical villains of this movie and many others, neither Doc Ock or Conner's Lizard from 'The Amazing Spider-man from 2012 wanted revenge on Spider-man, or wanting him dead, he was either only a small obstacle for them or merely a hindrance for their bigger goals. It seems that Electro on the other hand wanted to kill Spider-man just because of a misunderstanding. Even Rhy's Ifan's Doctor Curtis Conners/lizard was a more solid and better acted villain. Electro spent too much time being held captive at Oscorp to be a serious major villain. There's also the problem with having him obsessing over his birthday and being upset at not being noticed or having friends, some can relate to that, however, they aren't the kind of things your going to care for with a strong villain in a major blockbuster movie such as this. It seems that Sony are desperate to hold onto the Spider-man franchise since it's their golden ticket, not that they need it. You don't use a sequel as the foundation for a bigger universe in a franchise, you only focus on that particular movie, making it as substantial as possible. They did get a few things spot on with this sequel, improving on small things from 'The Amazing Spider-man,' better webshooters, improved comedy, incredible web swinging acrobatics from the webbed wonder, plus brilliant special effects with the fight scenes, & terrific acting from the main leads. Unfortunately what works in some comics just doesn't always work for a movie. In a few comics Spider-man would have to face small villains such as the 'Shocker' or the 'Rhino' on his way to school or college, however, you can't just add a small extra villain/s like them into a main movie and expect it to work. One main villain is all you need, maybe.......'maybe' 2 villains if the film makers can get both to work, but it's usually better to not take that risk. Harry Osbourne didn't work in that regard, he wasn't a strong enough character, it seemed like the new Goblin was added at the end just to kill of Gwen Stacy which in itself was a mistake. But here's the big reason why this movie wasn't strong enough.........Uncle Ben Parker, Peter Parker's main reason for being Spider-man in the over 5 decades since the start of the character was only briefly mentioned. He was Peter's father, guardian and raiser from being a child, and taught Peter that 'With great power must also come great responsibility.'As nice as it was to know about his parents, it was only a small story arc in the grand scheme of things, one small piece of a large jigsaw puzzle which has pieces which all fits awkwardly together. Marvel Enterprises may be making huge amounts of money with their large movie franchise, but it's because they care about the movies they make, they aren't focused on money, but they are focused on what will work, and what will help to draw a larger young and old audience. I was really happy to hear that Marvel made a deal with Sony, and Spidey is great in Captain America: Civil War, and next year we get the new Spider-man in Homecoming, it's about time because the Amazing series just wasn't doing the wallcrawler justice. Here's hoping that we get the definitive Spidey movie in 2017. We should now that producer Avi Arad who produced this one isn't part of Homecoming and Marvel studios now has complete control. 3 stars for Amazing 2. 5 stars for blu-ray picture quality and sound with some nice extra features.

I was stunned to see the blu-ray for this on sale for £1.60. I remember the criticism for this movie when it released. I saw the film back then and felt it was harshly criticised. I remember the criticism being that it was a bit complicated because there were two villains, and many characters. Anyway since I liked this movie I figured why-not for £1.60. Am glad I did buy it. I sat down to watch, and told myself "Right concentrate", because they said it's a bit tricky to follow. This was even though I remember liking when I saw it before. ... I need not have worried, as the movie flowed perfectly. There was a lot of good content, from Spidey action, to good relationship moments like with aunt May. It's paced very well, and was gripping from start to end. I think some of the early more negatively based reviews were after one viewing. Once seen twice is more than twice as easy to follow. If you're in doubt and want a top-notch action-hero movie, for this price, buy it. Damn shame they didn't make more Andrew Garfield, Spiderman movies. Damn shame.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (3D) Probably the Best Spider-Man movie in Sound, Video and Blu-Ray Packing I have seen till now. The Movie is also good and fun to pass your time on weekends with family. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 swings onto Blu-ray with a brilliant DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack. This is a classic new movie audio presentation. Everything performs seamlessly and in total harmony: music, effects, ambience, dialogue, the whole nine yards. Musical notes are smooth and nicely spaced across the front. Speakers seem to melt away in favor of the beautifully harmonious presentation that's aided by the perfect balance of surround support and low end pronouncement, whether light score, heroic trumpets, or heavy electronic-inspired beats. Dialogue is nicely produced through the center, including Electro's deeper, scratchier voice. Overall, this is a showstopper of a soundtrack that's everything it should be, and then some. Credits:Bluraydotcom First 10 minutes of the movie is good Demo Material to showoff your HTS... Loved every moment in my 7.2 Channels. Disc Packing info: Consists 3 Discs ( 3D Blu-ray Movie, 2D Blu-ray & DVD with Bonus Contents) Video Codec: MPEG-4 MVC Resolution: 1080p Aspect ratio: 2.40:1 Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1 Audio English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit) Hindi : Dolby Digital 5.1 Telugu : Dolby Digital 5.1 Tamil : Dolby Digital 5.1 Subs: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu Region Free Regards, AVBuff™ (Audio/Video Fan)

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Enjoy it very much

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Gran película, pedí la edición Bluray + DVD, pero terminó llegando el 3D + Bluray + DVD, por lo que es aún mejor para mí.