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"Pretty good movie!", This movie series held up pretty well and was close to the comic book storys. Part three had its moments where it looked like it would stall but being a big spider man fan I still like it.

"A complete freefall from greatness...", The controversy sparked by my recent raving of a certain Batman movie has caused me to dig up this atrocity and give it another watch. I had to borrow it from my Spider-Man obsessed brother-in-law for I do not own this movie (nor will I ever). I think it's important, before I get into discussing why I loathe this movie as I do, to set you up with my feelings going in, so you won't label this a review by a disgruntled Spider-Man hater who expected to rip it apart walking in. I am not `Team Batman' or something like that; for it is not that simple. I am simple `Team Good Movie' and this just doesn't fall into that bracket for me.

Oh, and MKIA, this is all for you ;-)

So, to set things straight; and am a total Spider-Man fan. Growing up he was my favorite superhero ever and I collected the comics and had all the trading cards and played with the action figures and so when the original `Spider-Man' movie was released I went insane with excitement. While I felt it was a bit long in areas I totally loved the movie and saw it three times in the theater. When `Spider-Man 2' was released I bought my tickets almost a week in advance and showed up at the theater an hour early and was blown away by how amazing the movie was. It was smart and intense and brilliantly directed and acted. It was the perfect superhero movie, and I still consider it one of the best superhero movies of all time; maybe even the best. Last year there were a slew of trilogies ending, all of which I was excited over. `Pirates of the Caribbean' was ending and `Shrek the Third' was being released and of course there was `Spider-Man 3' and of the three this was the one I was most excited over.

It was going to be amazing.

Since seeing this film I have come to affectionately refer to it as `Spider-Mess 3'. Okay, so maybe not so affectionately, but whatever. I will state this before getting into the film also. I understand that Spider-Man is not a dark character, so don't for one second even begin to conclude that I don't `understand' this hero; I know him very well. I also know that Venom is one of the darkest characters in the Marvel universe and that the whole symbiote storyline was Spider-Man's darkest hour. Just know that I know that and you should too before watching this film.

My main issue with `Spider-Mess 3' is that it is, well, messy. There is so much going on that Sam Raimi fails to get a firm grasp on what he is trying to portray. There are a slew of villains who all have their own agendas but their agendas are all thrown into one pot to stew; and on top of that you have Peter Parker's personal life, which is in shambles, and his relationships with not only Mary Jane and newcomer Gwen Stacy but also his best friend who now wants to kill him because he knows that he is Spider-Man and blames him for his fathers death. The movie is barely over two-hours which seems like a lot of time, but it isn't if you want to do this story any real justice. Instead, the film seems rather rushed and thrown together, especially in the ridiculous ending which made me so aggravated I wanted to get up and leave the movie altogether.

Like I mentioned earlier, Spider-Man is not a dark character and that is what made the first two movies so delightfully entertaining. Raimi understood how to take the stylized world of Spider-Man and make it deep and meaningful without making it dark and brooding. I know that this is not Batman, who has always been a darker character (unless you include the mockeries that have been made of him in the past; i.e. `BAM' and `POW' and Joel Schumacher). The problem is that Raimi, in this installment, made a mockery of `Spider-Man', ridiculously overplaying the `fun' aspect of the film and sacrificing the intelligence. There is no balance here. Stripping the character of all dignity he made the evil of the symbiote play more like a arrogant frat-boy than anything else, making it a joke. If you take it for comic relief you can justify it, but it deserves no justification. This was Raimi's chance to explore that dark side to the story, but he opted for the childish way out and failed miserably.

Another major issue that I have with this film is the special effects. `Spider-Man 2' especially was so rich with visuals that I felt walking out that it would never be topped. It was stunning to watch, mostly because nothing looked like a video game. It was high speed action from start to finish but it never looked corny or `fake'. The opening sequence in `Spider-Mess 3' with Spider-Man fighting Harry Osborn through the ally is horrible. It was so fake looking, like a really poorly made videogame. My best friend looked at me and rolled his eyes and said "should he leave now?" and I wish that I had conceded right then and there. Even the freefall scene where Spidy rescues Gwen Stacy is horrible animated. They would have been better off making this a cartoon. Sure, the imagery of the Sandman is impressive in parts, but the lazy way they went about the ridiculous ending with Sandman looking like Kirby was just aggravatingly bad. I wanted to bang my head against a wall, but I was in the middle of the theater (always have to sit in the middle) and there was no wall within reach.

It was just a mess; thus the name `Spider-Mess'.

Thankfully Tobey Maguire (inspired casting if there ever was one) continued to make Peter Parker a three-dimensional character and breathe whatever life he could into this interesting failure. Kirsten Dunst also continued with some nice character development, and Topher Grace is just wonderful here as Eddie Brock; although it is sad what they did with Venom, making him an afterthought and just discarding him like he wasn't important when he really should have had his own movie. Thomas Haden Church is decent here, but the film never really gets under his skin. He's just your token bad guy who is really not so bad. James Franco is horrible, but he was horrible in the first two also. People are raving him as an actor now that he was in `Milk' this year, but I have yet to see it so to me he is still a terrible actor. Bryce Dallas Howard is underwhelming to say the least, but I didn't expect a whole lot.

This should have been a great movie, but sadly it isn't even a good one. It is mediocre at best, and at times that feels like generosity on my part. Yes, I loathe this messy film; not just because it is just plain bad but also because it ruined what had the potential of being the best `trilogy' of all time. The first two films built so much promise, but this debacle just threw it all away.

I don't have the heart to give it an F so I'll settle for a D. If it weren't for the acting I would be forced to give it an F, but you can thank Maguire and Dunst (and especially Grace) for that extra star.

Will I see `Spider-Man 4' if there ever is one? Yes. Will I walk in expecting greatness? Yes, since Raimi has a lot of atoning to do, and I think he knows it. Will I be shocked if it turns out to be a nightmare? Not after this I won't.

"Spider-Man 3 for the psp", Excellent animated menu, picture quality, and sound. This isn't my favorite movie but it completes my Spider-Man UMD collection and it was well worth the price. This movie is about the continuing love story between Peter and Mary Jane, as well as the continuation of Harry Osbourn's misdirected quest for revenge.
This movie adds a few new enemies that were awesome in the comic book but are pitiful shadows of themselves in this movie. The sandman is a character to be pitied instead of the ruthless character from the comic and who knew that venom could be portrayed as a whining brat instead of the cold alien intellect bent on spidey's destruction. Even with my problem's with this movie if you love Spider-Man and you have a psp this is a must have movie for a person who is on the go.

"What a trainwreck!", I am a huge fan of the first 2 Spidey movies, and in hopes that the 3rd one would be even better than others, I sprung the $20 to see it at an Imax theater. By the time it was over, I felt like I'd just been launched out of a washing machine on spin mode. "Action-packed" is an accurate and (in this case) unflattering way to describe this film. With a slew of underdeveloped (and unecessary) villians and a massive budget for special affects, there were fight sequences and disasters galore - none of which resulted in anything more than a jumbled mess.

You KNOW a movie is bad when it involves amnesia, love trinagles, alien viruses, not-so-secret secret identities, and a random Jim Carrey-esque dance sequence by Tobey Maguire all in one film. To say this movie had WAAAYY too much going on would be the understatement of the century. There were more subplots and side characters than an episode of the Love Boat!

Afte seeing the movie, I asked other people in my office what they thought of it. The men [shocker] loved it because of all the action, while women like myself (who also like action but enjoy other things like a good plot, decent writing, and uh, I don't know? Logic!) agreed with me that it was terrible.

Normally, I'd roll my eyes at the mere mention of a fourth installment of anything, but Spidey 3 was so bad, I want them to make one more because I feel the director owes me a good movie after serving up this rotten slice of insanity that I had looked forwrd to seeing for months.

"Awsome Movie", This Was An Awsome Movie. I Really Enjoyed This Movie Really Much. Spiderman Had To Fight Hop Gblin, Sandman, And Venom, Witch Was Even More Better. Part 1 And 2 Had One Villian, While This Had Three, That Make's The Movie Even More Action Packed.

To Bad Harry Died At The End, But, Atleast This Movie Was Worth Watching. I Liked All The Spiderman Movie's, This And Part 2 Are My Favorite. This Was A Great Movie, And Those Who Haven't Seen This, See It, It's Worth Watching.

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"Great Film", This movie gets a lot of hate, which it does NOT deserve. Sure it did not live up to the hype, but nothing could ever match the expectations set for this film.

However, it was still very entertaining, it had great special effects, great story, great acting and fits perfectly with the first two.
Everytime I'm sick and stay home from work, I watch all three back to back and love every minute of each film.
There are many comic book films out there that trully deserve a lot of hate, Catwoman for example, but Spidey 3 is not one of them! The people bashing it are simple and narrow minded or like to complain about everything. It is important to keep in mind that Spider-man's main audience is made up of kids under 13, so making the film dark (like the new batman movies) would be stupid. Sure there are many real problems that each character has to face, and some themes are trully grusome, like the murder of Uncle Ben, but at the end, the movie leaves you with a better attitude and improves your day and may be even your entire personality.


"Spidey 3, big let down", While Spiderman 1 & 2 were very good, 3 was a let down. The acting alone was HORRIBLE. I saw an interview with Kristen and Toby and they were both bored and said it's like another movie (sigh). That really shows through. They spend too much time with Peter and Mary's problems for WAY too long. They show have focused on Venom more, he did look really great. I was so let down to see this movie as bad as it was and as good and it could have been. If an actor doesn't want to do a movie, they should pass it up or suck it up. This movie shows that money matters more to these actors than making a good movie for fans, let down!

"One Big Blooper. This movie is BAD! Do not be fooled by trailers", Me and wife haven't been renting or watching all that many movies lately, so while browsing on one Friday afternoon, we said. "Let's give Spidey 3 a try".

Boy am I sorry we did!

Let me start with the ONLY good thing about this movie. The special effects. That should be a given, and is not enough to make this review rise above 1 star.

Other than that, this is probably one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

I urge you not to waste your time on this.

The acting is so bad and seems so forced in almost every scene, I can't help but thinking that the big wig just had to give up, and release it the way it stood.
I can't imagine how this ever made it out...
That someone didn't have the guts to say..."We're not going to release this crap...are we?"
That's how bad this movie is.

There is one section called "Bad Peter", where Peter Parker acts out, while wearing the "black suit" under his regular clothes. Well they re-style his hair, and he walks down the street winking at the ladies, and doing Saturday night fever like dance moves. I tried to reconcile with something in my limited "Comic book" background....but NO. It's just bad. It's so laughably bad, it not even funny.

The title for my review came, after I watched the full movie, and then watched the bloopers.
In the movie there are one or two scenes with Harry's butler, where he vindicates Spider-man from Harry's father's death. The acting is so bad, I sat their thinking that even if they used one of these bloopers, no one would even notice. The marketing and the previews for this movie are slick, but do not be fooled.
If you are fan of this series, or movies in general, you will want to skip this one.

"EXCELLENT!", I bought this last Christmas for my then-16-yr-old son. He loved it, and we had fun watching it with him. I do not allow my younger children to watch this type of movie, however (they are 2/6/8/10).

"James Cameron PLEASE relieve Raimi of 4 & 5", Let's see:

Spidey took his mask off 4 times in Spider-Man 2 (IN front of a trainload of witnesses) and 9 times in 3 (like the poparazzi isn't everywhere waiting to get that pic to Jameson for some real $$$$).

So Raimi I suppose since Tobey Maquire DOESN'T get enough screen time even though he is in EVERY scene of EVERY movie so far he wanted to be like a Superman type Spidey??
Just fight the villain unmasked??? ...So all his enemies know his true identity and can find him and his loved ones even easier??? AND if Spidey doesn't unmask himself REST assured the villain at the end will BEAT his mask off of him while Mary Jane looks on helpless...

I hope you rot in comic book hell Raimi and NEVER touch another Spidey flick-OH YEAH too-it's called Spider-Man you moron NOT Peter Parker Loves Mary Jane-and that chicken-neck Kirsten Dunce can rot with you.

AND since you killed Harry I hope you have a clone plan to bring him back and also Gwen Stacy was first NOT Mary Jane just ask Topher Grace coz apparently he actually READ the comics...