While maybe not as iconic as the villains that appeared in the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy, we still get some good ones in The Amazing Spider-Man movies. Firstly with the well-trodden path of Aunt May and Uncle Ben but secondly in the less talked about area of Peter Parker's parents and especially the impact that Richard Parker's work had with the story being expanded across both movies. Another thing that enhanced these movies was also around relationships. The chemistry between the two of them is fantastic, which could, of course, be attributed to the fact that Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone were actually in a real-world relationship at the time. It's a strong contender for one best romantic matches in a comic book movie. Talking of being close to the comics, the whole relationship between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacey is terrific in The Amazing Spider-Man movies.
It was also great to see how important photography was to Peter Parker in these movies.
Peter Parker hides his inner turmoil by taking a comedic approach to what he does, keeping the role very close to the comics. We also see his high IQ and scientific/technical brilliance from an early stage adding to the cleverness we expect from Peter Parker. He also carries a certain darkness that was absent from both the Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland versions. Andrew Garfield's portrayal of Peter Parker showed an incredible social awkwardness, youthful arrogance, and bravado that I could really relate to. RELATED: RUMOUR: 'Spider-Man: No Way Home Director' To Join Unknown 'Star Wars' ProjectĪndrew Garfield made his Spider-Man debut in 2012 with the release of The Amazing Spider-Man. Personally, I think this is a little unfair and feel that The Amazing Spider-Man movies deserve much more praise than they get. When you talk to fans about the Spider-Man movies, the general consensus seems to be that most people either are big fans of the Tobey Maguire or Tom Holland incarnations of Spider-Man with a lot less love show for Andrew Garfield and The Amazing Spider-Man version.
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