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In Honor of Steve Ditko (November 2, 1927 - June 29, 2018), I'm going to make short reviews on Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy. Also, a little bit of trivia, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man was not only my first introduction to Spiderman franchise, Superhero movies in general.

Spider-Man (2002) (7/10):
Pretty hokey and cheesy but still an enjoyable superhero movie with a likable and relatable protagonist, fun villain, a good origin story, and awesome soundtrack by Danny Elfman

Spider-Man 2 (2004) (10/10):
Yes, I'm aware it does have its flaws like that obnoxious screaming woman, that unnecessary long scene where May Parker walks away right after Peter told the truth, and this version of Mary Jane is still a weak love interest but when the movie did it right, it really did it right. It’s a very mature story that being a superhero is hard and it will inevitably affect your normal life like being fired from your second job, being late for school, and didn't have enough time to see the girl of your dream's play and it shows that doing the right thing is rarely the same as doing what's easy, but it's always our responsibility to do the right thing regardless. And... you know what, I don't care what will people say when I say this: Spider-Man 2 is better than The Dark Knight because three words: The Train Fight!!!

Spider-Man 3 (2007) (5 or 6/10)
It's not an awful movie, just very flawed and could of handle better. The pacing is awkward, Venom is very rushed, and Sandman's motive was confusing but it does have some neat ideas, good updated actions, and nice heartwarming moments between Peter and Harry. Sure, it's a disappointing movie to most people and even fans, but it's not really one of the worst superhero movie or even worst Spiderman movie.

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In Honor of Steve Ditko (November 2, 1927 - June 29, 2018), I'm going to make short reviews on Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy. Also, a little bit of trivia, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man was not only my first introduction to Spiderman franchise, Superhero movies in general.

Spider-Man (2002) (7/10):
Pretty hokey and cheesy but still an enjoyable superhero movie with a likable and relatable protagonist, fun villain, a good origin story, and awesome soundtrack by Danny Elfman

Spider-Man 2 (2004) (10/10):
Yes, I'm aware it does have its flaws like that obnoxious screaming woman, that unnecessary long scene where May Parker walks away right after Peter told the truth, and this version of Mary Jane is still a weak love interest but when the movie did it right, it really did it right. It’s a very mature story that being a superhero is hard and it will inevitably affect your normal life like being fired from your second job, being late for school, and didn't have enough time to see the girl of your dream's play and it shows that doing the right thing is rarely the same as doing what's easy, but it's always our responsibility to do the right thing regardless. And... you know what, I don't care what will people say when I say this: Spider-Man 2 is better than The Dark Knight because three words: The Train Fight!!!

Spider-Man 3 (2007) (5 or 6/10)
It's not an awful movie, just very flawed and could of handle better. The pacing is awkward, Venom is very rushed, and Sandman's motive was confusing but it does have some neat ideas, good updated actions, and nice heartwarming moments between Peter and Harry. Sure, it's a disappointing movie to most people and even fans, but it's not really one of the worst superhero movie or even worst Spiderman movie.

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