00:00The amazing Spider-Man movies starring Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker were meant to breathe
00:04life back into the web-slinger following the end of Sam Raimi's trilogy. Whilst those films are
00:09regarded as classics, nobody holds Garth's efforts in that same regard, which is sad because he seems
00:15like a really nice guy. The second film, which came out in 2014, pits Spidey against Jamie Foxx's
00:20Electro for most of the runtime, providing some decent, if underwhelming, superhero fodder.
00:26That all changes with the arrival of Harry Osborn, now in full Green Goblin mode. He turns up right
00:32at the end of the film, but wastes no time in making an impact. He kidnaps Peter's love interest,
00:37Gwen Stacy, which leads to her falling from a great height. Spider-Man tries to save her,
00:42but doesn't get there in time. This ending is directly lifted from The Amazing Spider-Man
00:46number 121, one of the most famous issues in comic book history. To see this replicated so
00:52accurately on film was a dream come true for many superhero fans. Too bad it's attached to such a
00:57mediocre offering.
