SPIDER-MAN
3
With
Tobey
Maguire,
Kirsten
Dunst,
James
Franco,
Thomas
Haden
Church,
Topher
Grace,
Bruce
Campbell,
J.K.
Simmons,
James
Cromwell,
Theresa
Russell,
Bill
Nunn
Directed
by
Sam
Raimi
The
third
chapter
in
Raimi’s
Spider-Man
trilogy
may
be
the
biggest
and
most
expensive,
but
is
by
no
means
the
best.
Sure,
some
eye-popping
stunts
and
FX
dazzle
the
screen,
but
there
are
just
too
many
crappy
moments.
Still
no
female
villain
like
Batman’s
second
outing,
but
several
get
thrown
in,
including
Spider-Man
himself!
Too
many,
in
fact.
There
is
Peter’s
pal
Harry
who
inherits
his
psycho
dad’s
fortune
and
Goblin
persona,
the
Sandman
rises
to
eventually
team
with
Venom,
and
Spidey
gets
a
darker
(but
highly
unsuccessful)
alter-ego
make-over
due
to
goo
covering
him
(which
crawled
from
a
meteorite).
Fighting
the
bad
guys
and
himself,
Peter
still
tries
to
keep
the
girl,
and
his
job
at
the
newspaper.
Loads
of
digital
animation
and
live
stunts
make
for
a
wild
ride,
but
will
mainly
amuse
the
kids
and
the
loyal
comic
book
geeks.
Luckily
Bruce
Campbell
makes
his
cameo,
this
time
as
a
French
waiter.
DVD
extras
include
several
featurettes,
interviews,
FX
looks
and
commentary
tracks.
PS.
For
my
money
Raimi's
Evil
Dead
is
a
far
more
rewarding
trilogy.
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