Before seeing an opening movie, hopes were bigger than expectations.
Now each part ensures that there is little to fear of disappointment.
Life of Peter Parker is divided into phases of a development of both his self-awareness
as well as his Spider-man's skills. Thus far, none of the episodes failed to reflect this processes.

Peter still remains a good human, but despite his mature age he continues growing up, not always in spirit of his aunt's and uncle's lessons. He experiences not only the power of Venom which he has to overcome before a symbiote does it with him, but also a venom of shallowness which he created and accepted himself.
Peter Parker doesn't resemble the same boy presented and it is more and more revelaed throughout the story.
Due pretty delicate subject-matter, carefulness and special approach need to be taken.
Although such apparently much time like 2,20 hours might appear it can also entail an unpleasant thought that due to exceptional increase in number of enemies/''enemies'', the movie may give an impression of chasing time with the effect of important matters as well as giving proper attention for characters being neglected or treated briefly. Not only does Spider-man fulfil this task in incredibly clever way but saves cohesion of threads, summarises them as well as encourages for serious consideration in the meantime.
The memory of those who counted especially for good effects is noticeable as well.
I don't tend to pick best parts when each of them tells another story but this time taking into account the fact of 3rd part containing previous ones within, I would say that the overal effect makes it being the most worth watching.

I recommend it for everyone irrespectively of a degree of liking held for comic heroes.

Some pictures:

Harry on the hang-glider
Spider in flight
Spider in church
Spider in black
Harry Osborn
Gwen Stacy above the city
Spider on a high-raise
During the fight with Sandman

Cool. You know what this means?! Another cameo appearance from the man, the myth, the legend himself. Stan Lee! Cant hardly wait to see the movie. There were hints from the previous movies that there is going to be more Spiderman movies. The hints are will Harry follow his fathers footsteps to be the hobgoblin or green goblin? Will the professor at the university (the teacher/scientist with one arm) become the lizard? Man the possiblities is making me drool already. Anywho, I guess they went with the symbiote idea where Mr. Jameson's son went to space.

Can somebody hand me a towel I slobbered on my keyboard? T_T

This post has been edited by Uberprinny: May 8 2007, 12:04 AM

I know loads of people who went to see this on the day it came out i never liked the first 2 but some people have told me its good and a little funny is that true

It's better then the 2nd film I enjoyed it, got it week or so before came out at the pics =p

Spider-man 3 was an awesome movie. I saw the weekend it came out and I loved it. Truly thee best movie out of the whole series, I think. I just wished they hadn't killed Venom off so quick. Other then that, completely awesome.

The movie was good I won't deny, but there was several things I didn't like.
like when harry got his memory back, his decision to kill Peter was taken quickly without any moment of hesitation as if he believed that s natural for Peter to kill his father.
also the film emphasised on Peter's emotions and how weak he is in that regard or at least through when it comes to Mary Jene, which I didn't expect since he is pictured as a clever guy and have been with Mary for a long time so he should know her better or at least resolve issues with her in a better way and again these issues were resolved quickley too.

Just to warn, SPOILERS!

Well, I saw it when the film came out and it has excellent graphix and such but...I don't know, I just walked out feeling a little disappointed. Venom was by far the best of the "3" villians with the Sandman in second. Whatever gobiln harry was was just wrong. Excellent point to start with the fight between them but the sudden lack of wanting to kill Pete and get to him by other means which never actually got further than him splitting up MJ and Pete and then we had the emo-ness and it went on. Harry then turns arount to be his friend and turns up in the "hour of need" to save his friend and all, i'm sorry but, wtf? YOU'RE EVIL, ACT LIKE IT DAMMIT! but there were some killer one liners, ("Where do these guys come from?" when he's getting in sand out of his shoes after fighting the sandman for the first time.) and when we get the best full on shot of Toby M crying cos his best friend it dying...myself and the whole cinema just couldn't stop laughing he was just so funny!!!

It was a good film and I'll possibly end up getting the DVD but I can't see me watching it back to back like i have done with the second, I'll give it a 6/10 for some reason. Lack of pure evil Harry brought it down...

I saw the first two movies the first was incrediable but the second wa disppointing though i heared that the third is very good

As much as I enjoyed this film, it felt very rushed. There were too many 'bad' guys turned good and vemon was hardly in it at all. Also the way the symbiote just happens to fall near Peter Parker, there must have been a better way to introduce it to him.

There are plans for expanding the hitherto number upon other movies, however the 4th part is already supposed to be without Tobey Maguire.

DC Cube.. the matter with judgement whether something is good or bad, funny or what not lies either upon experiments or on a personal taste. Presuming our opinions can either encourage you or hold you back from going to the cinema will they be hold against us as lies or seen as a result of an inability to recognise good, funny etc. Matters, after you come back and your taste will tell you that you didn't like it...

Scriptwritters seem to settle accounts with most enemies in the same part the assailants were introduced. It does not see to be differently with Venom since they changed the way of its elimination, thus putting an emphasis on the fact it will not return.

Uberprinny, I do not see the relation between Jameson's son and the symbiot.
If this is Carnage which you had on mind, it has nothing common with him, either. In this case the symbiot possessed a mentally ill man who was not in the least Jameson's son.
Or perhaps it was a space flight where the symbiot imperceptibly stick to a space acket and in this way came back to the Earth, which I can eventually not remember.
If this is the case, at least we can already guess it ain't gonna happen.

Usually, if the plot of a man losing memory is touched in movies, the memory seems to come back fully the moment we see the characters realising they remember. According to this rule, it is not a surprise that together with Harry's memory, his desires to kill Peter had come back. Knowledge about his father's death has immediately initiated the process all over again.
This is the fact though, that Harry did not show to be absolutely determined and certain about killing Spider-man being the most justified deed, however I believe there was at least some of such intentions. This is how many movies present the issue, so is the opinion formed accordingly, do not know how the matter looks like in real life. Probably depending on a factor and upon damage.

This is true, the part abnegated the meaning Peter's feelings towards Mary Jane seemed to have, and for the sake of making a story about Peter's dark side, this aspect fade into the background. On the one hand one should point out the fact that together with human's susceptibility there was the symbiot - a foreign body which unites with its bearer, which feeds on their minds, keeping their knowledge about good skewed to the degree when they begin seeing the situation pleasant.
I personally did not like a lack of a distinct frontier where Peter could declare his perceptions about situation, determination to get rid of venom while this one would struggle to stay.
There was a too short moment between Peter's not so obvious realisation and removal of the symbiot.

Solving the plot with Harry was truly too predictable and mushy for my liking, though definitely cannot accuse Harry of not playing the kind of a person he was not. His reasons to avenge father were narrowed only to the conclusions drown from the moment in which he found Peter and a body of his dead father, therefore they weren't correct. We have already become acquainted with the style parts of Spider-man are led in, so then it was impossible to finish an aspect with Harry without his finding out the truth and confirming him as Peter's best friend. He was not presented as an evil person but the person who was confused. His confusion and persuasion of being convinced about knowing the killer pushed him into reacting this not other way. The reason vanished the moment he learnt the truth, hence his change. I think you understand it.

Finally darkmgril, as you could have already infer, movies of Spider-man are supposed to draw inspiration from a comic, and the part with a landing of the symbiot remains in close agreement with the story.