It's a humorous yet sensational film, although I can't really remember if I saw the first one.
Let me talk about a few shots that moved me:
Peter threw Spider-Man's clothes into the trash can, turned around and left the lonely figure, the lens gradually blurred, and my vision gradually blurred. For the sake of justice, we must give up what we love. too difficult.
Peter changed himself for love. He was no longer a spider man. He encountered a robbery on the street and forced himself to turn away. It's harder to give up your ideals for love.
In order to save the out-of-control light rail, Peter tried his best and was exhausted. The train finally came to a teetering stop at the end of the elevated road. At the moment when he was about to fall, a few hands gently supported him. The plot in the carriage must have made the hero feel very, very warm. At that moment, he must have felt that all the grievances and all the loneliness were worth it.
It is said that Americans prefer to advocate individual heroism. This kind of film should be very, very typical. However, the heroes in the film are also flesh and blood. They are also injured, hesitant, and emotionally troubled. Of course, they also worry about bread and rent. As his aunt may said, children need heroes, and the ideal of children is to be Spider-Man. It turned out that the existence of heroes is not only for justice, but also a kind of faith.
Baidu took a look, but I didn't expect it to be a film from 2004. . It seems that I am really old and behind. . It's almost like watching a translation. .
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