The follow up to the reboot, it continues with such proper details as Spidey fiddling with his web shooters to best the enemy, just like he does in the comics,not to mewntion the whole thing with the webbing- it's more like what you'dexpect growing up on various Spidy animated series. Other good things: the expected Stan Lee appearance, Parker's ring tone being the Sipderman toon from the original animated series, Spidey's wisecracks, not to mention some honesty to good emotional sequences. Of course,offf setting that are a few other things. Like how Electro becomes Electro instead of a piece of vooked hamburger like you wouldexpect from the way they do it. Then about in the last 20 minutes, it's like someone told them that the two-picture deal they had planned was canceledso they tried to squeeze in highlights from a planned second movie about Green Goblin. Then when Rhino comes along in the last five minutes,I felt like someone said, "Hey, can we squeegie THIS guy in as well?" Multiple villains can be great if you know how to do it, but this movie lacked a little focus in places. Overall it was good, but the best Spidey movie is still the original Spiderman 2.

Oh, stay through the end credits, because about half way through there is a surprise interjected... a new trailer for the forthcoming new X-Men movie.