Powered by Main Street

Spider-Man 2

(2004) Action

Directed by: Sam Raimi

Starring: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst

Overview: Peter Parker fights a man who has mechanical tentacles.

PG-13
Next Showing: Please log in to view this information.
  • Spider-Man 2

    Tormented Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) battles a sinister scientist who uses mechanical tentacles for destructive purposes.

    User Comments and Video Reviews

    Please Log in or register to comment on Spider-Man 2.
    • Psychowithvertigo

      01/19/08 12:41 PM
      The rare sequel that p***es the original

      Sam Raimi gives us the second part of his Spider-Man series.

      Our story follows Peter as a struggling college student, juggling his job, cl***, friends, and being Spider-Man. Peter finally meets his idol Doctor Octavius who invites him to a new fusion reactor experiment they are going to do the next day. At that experiment he puts eight tentacles on him and the fusion reactor erupts and pulls a lot of stuff off the wall, killing his wife Rosie and fusing the tentacles to him and they take over his mind and becomes evil.

      Tobey McGuire returns to the role that made him a star, Peter Parker. He plays a very good geek and an unconventional hero. Although he lays a bit on the cheese factors on time.

      Kirsten Dunst plays Mary Jane Watson, the girl Peter’s been crushing on. She plays her role very nicely, I do have one problem, she gets mad at him and breaks up her friendship with Pete for the weirdest reason.

      Alfred Molina is one of my favorite actors from Raiders of the Lost Ark to The Hoax, no slip ups on his performance, he almost made me sympathize with him.

      James Franco is easily the worst in this movie, a major on the cheese factor. The one good thing about his character is that he has an awesome ending.

      I liked this movie, the special effects were awesome (well-deserved Oscar,) the only problem I had was the acting and them putting on the cheese.
      Review Rating: +1
      Characters remaining: Submit Cancel
    • Psychowithvertigo

      01/19/08 12:41 PM
      The rare sequel that p***es the original

      Sam Raimi gives us the second part of his Spider-Man series.

      Our story follows Peter as a struggling college student, juggling his job, cl***, friends, and being Spider-Man. Peter finally meets his idol Doctor Octavius who invites him to a new fusion reactor experiment they are going to do the next day. At that experiment he puts eight tentacles on him and the fusion reactor erupts and pulls a lot of stuff off the wall, killing his wife Rosie and fusing the tentacles to him and they take over his mind and becomes evil.

      Tobey McGuire returns to the role that made him a star, Peter Parker. He plays a very good geek and an unconventional hero. Although he lays a bit on the cheese factors on time.

      Kirsten Dunst plays Mary Jane Watson, the girl Peter’s been crushing on. She plays her role very nicely, I do have one problem, she gets mad at him and breaks up her friendship with Pete for the weirdest reason.

      Alfred Molina is one of my favorite actors from Raiders of the Lost Ark to The Hoax, no slip ups on his performance, he almost made me sympathize with him.

      James Franco is easily the worst in this movie, a major on the cheese factor. The one good thing about his character is that he has an awesome ending.

      I liked this movie, the special effects were awesome (well-deserved Oscar,) the only problem I had was the acting and them putting on the cheese.
      Review Rating: +1
      Characters remaining:
      Submit Cancel
    • Bobbylite08

      07/02/08 09:23 PM
      say what? small story please
      Review Rating: 0
      Characters remaining:
      Submit Cancel
    Log in to Review or Comment on this movie
  • Crew

    Director Sam Raimi
    Producer Avi Arad
    Producer Ian Bryce
    Executive Producer Joseph M. Caracciolo
    Writer Michael Chabon

MOVIE NEWS

Thursday, May 3

  • Asians, Euros love Spidey

    Spider-Man 3 debuted in 16 markets across Asia and Europe on Tuesday, shattering box office records in 10 of those markets, according to Variety. All told, the flick raked in a little over $29 million, easily outpacing both Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2.

    The results once again prove that while folks abroad may hate Americans with a passion, they'll still pony up plenty of Yen, Rupees, Shekels and Pesos to watch the movies we crank out.


    Posted 05/03/2007 by Thomas

    Spider-Man 2 | Spider-Man 2

Friday, April 27

ReelzChannel® is Everything About Movies -- 24/7TM. We feature local movie times for movie theaters across America, as well as movie reviews for all the current releases you'll want to see. ReelzChannel also features movie trailers for films that are coming soon, viewable on your computer screen right now. We've also got interviews with today's hottest actors and directors, and fresh behind-the-scenes coverage on the movie industry. At ReelzChannel we love movies as much as you do, so come back daily for local movie times, movie reviews & trailers, and the latest from Hollywood and beyond!
© 2008 ReelzChannel