Blader5489 said:
:lol
I don't think I'll ever understand the hate for this movie. It just doesn't make sense, unless you didn't like the other two movies either.
The other two movies had focus, and attempted to ground their shit in reality. Yes, all comic book movies sound absurd if you put them on paper, but the first two were believable on screen, or at least made a strong attempt at being convincing. We had a lengthy back story about how the Green Goblin was the result of advanced government sponsored weapons development, and Doctor Octopus' arms were actually given a purpose. When watching these movies, we never say "do they actually expect us to buy that?"
Sandman on the other hand just jumps in a pit and then wow, omg, he's the Sandman! And Venom just randomly crashes down out of nowhere...directly adjacent to where Peter Parker is making out with his girlfriend, right. Then there was the whole emo fiasco, and the fact that the plot is a jumbled mess even without the ridiculous villains. It was just very poorly done. It wasn't that there were too many villains, or that the plot was too far fetched, it was just very poorly executed. It's impossible to suspend disbelief, and the forced emotional scenes are just bad comedy. It fails in nearly every respect that its predecessors succeeded.
Look at Batman Begins as the polar opposite. We have a plot about some deranged psychiatrist and a ninja man trying to destroy a city using fear juice. It has no less than three major villains, and yet it never feels jumbled, and it's always convincing.