Marvel Movie Madness! Part 24: Spider-Man 3

by RT Staff | Friday, Jul. 01 2011

Summary

Ryan: It has to be said: This is the most problematic of the three Sam Raimi Spider-Man films. There are too many characters, too many simultaneous subplots, too many villains, too many meandering lulls in between the big action sequences. With two-plus years to work on the third installment, and with two solid films behind them, Raimi and Co. were perfectly poised to hit another one out of the park. Unfortunately, the director's ambition seems to have gotten the better of him on this go-round. Back to Article

Comments

bruno silva

well, I was entertained while watching the movie but it did seem very awckard with the whole MJ and Harry storyline.

Jul 3 - 07:14 AM

Steven Bada

Harry's butler FTW

Jul 3 - 12:45 PM

Myron Kinsey

The movie sucked and was generic and boring as hell point blank bottom line.

Jul 3 - 02:38 PM

Bentley Lyles

One film that I really like but everyone else seems to hate.

Jul 3 - 06:39 PM

philip bussiere

Such a huge appointment. This was the worst of the entries, and made me regret going to see it in theaters. The 2nd was the best out of the trilogy. There was so much going and the fact is that there was nothing likable in it. MJ was a b**** and venom was so lame, When I picture venom I don't picture eric from that 70's show. Why throw Gwen Stacy in 2 movies too late, Sandman was pretty cool, And Emo peter was horrible. I should of left the movie.

Jul 3 - 08:36 PM

Saim Cheeda

Spiderman 3 was my favorite film of the series, I dont agree with much of the article

Jul 4 - 02:18 AM

Hayden Bytheway

Well, I was a preteen when this came out, so I liked it when I saw it in theaters. Then I watched it again and noticed the plot wholes. Then I watched it again and noticed how ridiculous and unimportant everything was. Then I wanted to watch the first 2 spidermans, so I did. And then I felt sorry for Sam raimi. I have no idea how this got a fresh outcome on RT.

Jul 4 - 09:57 PM