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  Review by Iman ★★★★½ 55

  This is so unironically great

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  Review by James (Schaffrillas) ★★★★★ 48

  This is the only movie I rewatched in preparation for No Way Home

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  Review by DirkH ★ 82

  This film reminds me of that fat, dead guy in Se7en.

  You know the one who gets force fed so much food that his stomach bursts?

  Yeah, this film is exactly like that.

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  Review by Logan Kenny ★★★★★ 46

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  this movie works precisely because it’s the instalment of the series most devoted to Mary Jane as a person, because it most understands Peter Parker’s innate shortcomings as a boyfriend and as a man and makes that part of the literal storytelling, is actually a fantastic deconstruction or toxic masculinity by using the symbiote to reflect his own traits expressed in the first hour, just amplified and heightened into a rage filled beast of uncool misogyny and aggression. his major issue with Mary Jane is an inability to empathise and a tendency to be overly self interested, it’s all about what he wants and how he feels, he abandons her after a bad review after making it all about himself,…

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  Review by aaron ★★★½ 4

  if spider-man black suit bad why kinda sexy

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  Review by bre ★★ 1

  welcome to peter parker’s reputation era

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  Review by alor ★★★½ 4

  "Aw, look at little goblin junior.. Gonna cry?"

  Emo Peter Parker? Tom Holland could never

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  Review by Josh Lewis ★★★★ 4

  "You want forgiveness... get religion."

  If you can meet Raimi on his bizarre wavelength here there are real pleasures to be found in both its absurdism and melodrama. Quite a bit clumsier than Raimi's previous installments, to be sure, but no less interested in the poetic nature of Spider-Man in movement and the emotional lives of the superhuman... Particularly moving is the film's refusal to let its characters make easy choices—everyone here is being hurt by bad decisions (of their own and others), trying and failing to make amends for them, and learning to live with the fallouts, emotional and otherwise. Remember when these movies were interested in people? Good times. (Totally petty sidenote: all of the musical/jazz club stuff here between Peter and MJ is miles better than La La Land lmao.)

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  Review by john ★★½ 1

  "The One Where Peter Is Kind Of A Dick"

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  Review by ConnorEatsPants ★★★★ 14

  just saw this for the first time how do people hate this movie wtf

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★ 2

  Every bit the structural and tonal disaster that is THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2, and simultaneously proof that great filmmakers can elevate material in which they may even be entirely disinterested. Personality goes a long way. I'll take Sam Raimi doing whatever he feels like just to keep himself invested over Marc Webb trying really hard, thanks.

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  Review by Griffin ★★★ 3

  Bad boy Petey walking around NY fingerbangin everyone in sight is the good stuff