So, after much pressure, many people have convinced me to review various things. Fine. Sheesh. I have different opinions than most of y'all, but try to respect my opinions. I will do the same for you.

Alright, here we go.

Super Reviews 1:

Spider-Man 3

Yes, I'm referring to the film. The game shall get a separate review. Now, Spider-Man 3 is one of the most underrated super hero movies of our time. The film had great concepts, based many things on the comics, and only took liberties when necessary. And when liberties were taken, they turned out quite well.

However, many people didn't like this flick for a few reasons. I'm here to give both sides of the argument and present my opinion, and give the film a grade. So, here is what the side that supports the film thinks.

Spider-Man 3 was innovative for the year 2007. Not many things were too popular that year, and Spider-Man 3 was the highlight of it. The film was phenomenal in theatrical release, and many good thing which were not in the comics. One such thing is the behavior of Black Suited Spider-Man. Not Peter, Spider-Man. Black Suited Spider-Man in the comics behaved normally, and just had upgraded abilities and powers. And, the black suit exhausted Peter, eventually making him need to take it off and give it to Reed Richards for examination. The suit escapes, and disguises itself as one of Peter's red suits. After donning what looked like a red suit, it changed, and Peter was shocked to find he was wearing the black suit again, which is where he goes to the bell tower and removes the suit for good. The movie, however, shows us that the suit makes Spider-Man more aggressive, and it shows us that even the most clean of people can have monsters inside, which was a cool idea. The black suit's design in the film is exceptional, and I personally liked it better than the classic black suit. The opening song was awesome, and gave me the shivers, the sub plot with memory impaired Harry incorporates well in the plot, and many moral lessons are learned in the film, such as: things that feel good may not be good for you.

However, the film had drawbacks. There were three villains. THREE. DAMN. VILLAINS. This didn't need to happen. At the most, we needed two. Not three. One of them sucked, and didn't make it past one duel. One of them hacks life, and the third, and most anticipated, didn't appear until 20 minutes before the movie's end. The black suit took forever to get incorporated, and that's what I came to the movie to see. I don't want to wait 45 minutes for the movie's main plot. Emo Peter. Yeah, I liked how Black Suited Spider-Man behaved, but not Peter. Peter became a complete jerk who dances like an idiot for half the film. Even one scene before we get rid of him, he almost ruins the bell tower scene because of his dancing and rapid emotion changes. He goes from "LADEEDAA IM A DANCER LOL" to "DARN YOU, IM SPIDER-MAN!" To "IM A MONSTER!" In less than five minutes. That's. Just. Unneeded. Venom, the main villain, that everyone wanted to see, and paid to see the movie for, barely got screen time. That sucked. Give us less emo Peter and more Venom next time, please?

Anyways, I liked the film. The benefits outweigh the drawbacks, and the film is just too good of a finale to be put down as bad. Sure, things could be improved, and I hope they do that in the third installment of the newest Spider-Man series.

Therefore, my overall grade for this film would be a B.

I hope you enjoyed my insight on this film. If you have requests for reviews or want to voice your opinion, do so in the comments below.

Before I go, I bear news. Part 1 of the reading of "A Christmas Carol" will be out by the weekend this weekend. Get excited!

See you all next time!