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I wasn't able to re-watch Sam Raimi's Spider-Man films leading into Homecoming, so I figured I'd re-watch them now to see if they're still as good as I remember.

It turns out Spider-Man is even better than I remember. I'm pretty blown away right now. This movie feels so authentic, while Homecoming and most other Super Hero films made in recent time feel artificial. Not only does Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin blow every other MCU villain out of the water, imo he's one of the best comic book movie villains ever out on screen. Like fuck, he's actually pretty scary. I will give Marvel credit for Michael Keaton's Vulture. He's probably the best villain in the MCU thus far. Think…

One of the first movies to pave the groundwork for modern superhero flicks, Spider-Man is an incredibly fun & endlessly entertaining action-adventure that brings its web-slinging hero to life on the silver screen in a truly fascinating manner after spending nearly a quarter of a century in development hell and, with its record-breaking box office performance, acts as a precursor to an era when superheroes would dominate the summer box-office.

Based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name, the story of Spider-Man follows Peter Parker; a high-school kid who after being bitten by a radioactive spider at a genetic laboratory begins to develop spider-like abilities and puts his new powers to good use by turning to crimefighting. Meanwhile, Norman…

Back in the summer of 2002, the world needed a hero. September of the year before saw America’s soil the target of the biggest terrorist inflicted disaster in history, and while I don’t want to call it desperation, there was a need for someone in emblem baring tights to help us feel good again. The rise of a hero was something that, no matter how it was portrayed, would help us turn away from and make the problems that were quickly arising around us go away. At least for a couple hours. Ladies and gentlemen, I present Spider-Man. A film that presents its hero in the exact way that was needed, but unfortunately faltered when it came to everything that…