The Amazing Spider-Man

Having boys I have to admit I am a little super heroed (I know, it;s not really a word) out. For a second time in a week I am surprised at one of the newest super hero movies. The latest super man, I think, will divide people. There will be people attending the movie as loyal super man fans, those who are attending out of curiosity, and those who are going because someone else wants to go and they are being supportive. This is where the divide will begin. This Spider-Man does not follow the pre-designed plot created by the comic books. The creator of this Spider-Man took creative liberties to change a few things while still hanging on to some key ideas and concepts. The actors along with the a few changed elements make the story more human, and dare I say, even more relatable.  Andrew Garfield who plays Spider-Man is less awkward in his role as Peter Parker/Spider-Man which allows for a more believable character. Emma Stone as always does a wonderful job as Gwen, you can definitely relate to those awkward high school moments and the right versus wrong. I would give this movie three out of five spiders.