Spider-man is considered as a masterpiece in the cinematography. It is just right for every aldult who urge for a great movie improved from comic books. Maguire is just right as the leading character, the supporting cast is great, and the script is excellent, striking just the right note of respect and affection for the source material. Spider-Man has a contemporary feel without being showily post-modern or ironic. The special effects are thrilling. New York City is brilliantly stylized. Peter's relationship with MJ is sweetly romantic. The movie's weakest point is that it fails in the single most important requirement for a comic book-based movie: The villain isn't unforgettably crazy or evil or larger-than-life. Dafoe is a brilliant actor, but the part of Osborn/Green just isn't interesting enough to be truly scary.

Parents who are struggling with whether this movie is appropriate for kids under 13 should know that it's at about the same level as the X-Men movies. Keep in mind that just because kids can repeat after you that "it's only pretend" doesn't mean that they fully understand what that means until they're 10 or even older. Some kids may see the movie and appear to have no problems with it but later act out in other ways. Be watchful for kids who respond by desensitizing themselves to violence or re-enacting it.

My favourite film is Spiderman:Homecoming. It's directed by Marvel and Sony Picures. The star of film is Tom Holland as Peter Parker, Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark and Michael Keaton as Vultur. It's about Peter Parker after Avengers: Civil war ended, he returned to school. At this poit, Tony Stark still allows Peter use his Spiderman idenityto save people. Later, Vultur appears and declare war the superhero. The critic say this film is the best Spiderman movie. I think it is very interesting and must-see.