The addition of new technology has indeed greatly upgraded the special effects scene of "The Amazing Spider-Man", especially the trajectory of Spider-Man flying around in the city is more complicated and refined. Although the scene of Peter Parker and the lizard is a breakthrough All kinds of physical conventions, but the grand scene is not satisfactory. The biggest problem with the film is that the chemical reaction between Peter Parker and his new girlfriend is very weak. In the scene of the private parts of the two, you can clearly see that Emma Stone’s eyes are hollow, and his performance is better than in the old version. Kristen Dunst is a lot worse, of course, the role is too simple is also the screenwriter's fault. Perhaps because of the excessive admiration of the old version, the author has an unpleasant attitude towards all the characters in the new version. Even Peter's uncle Martin Sean and aunt Sally Field looked very haggard and listless. Obviously, "The Amazing Spider-Man" is a meaningless repetition.
The Amazing Spider-Man "Wall Street Reporter": Emma Stone's eyes are not as empty as Dunst
2021-10-13 18:32
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Extended Reading
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Peter Parker: I got to stop him, though. I have to because I created him.
Gwen Stacy: What do you mean?
Peter Parker: I gave him an equation... that made all of this possible. Something my father had been working on, you know. Secretly. Now I realize why he kept it a secret. Point is, this is my responsibility. I have to fix it.
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[from trailer]
Dr. Curt Connors: If you want the truth, Peter, come and get it!
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