I loved the second movie. just like i did with the first one. I felt it had a strong story and they didn’t rush or just shove some random fights or stuff it. it followed the story from the first. and made some cool enemies. I know I am one of the few that loved the design of all 3 villains. electro was cool, only thing there is that I wondered how he got his suit :p cool suit but don’t know how he got it :p and I really liked the goblin :p felt like a mix of ultimate and standard. I thought he was cool, I was sceptic at first but when I saw the movie I really liked it. even rhino. felt like it was a prototype of a battle armor. and that in a future movie it would likely be upgraded. :) And i didn’t feel like the movie really copied any thing. I think it deserves more credit then it did. we finally got a movie that was really close to the comic book both in terms of personallity of spidey and webshoters and costume and jokes and still have a serious tone overall. and had 3 enemies but didn’t rush it or over do it like the old spider man 3. so I think this movie is really great. If they feel they need more time with the third one to make it at least as good then I am fine with it :) but I have heard and read MANY comments from people that liked it a lot. some even saying it was the best spidey movie ever and even the best marvel movie ever so far :)

I hope this isn’t true – simply because if it is, it will prove the people who bitch and moan the loudest on the Internet “right”. Not that they’ll actually be right, but they’ll think they are and that they’re the ones who caused this change. These are the guys who hate Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man and just want the rights to revert back to Marvel, even though Columbia/Sony bought them fair and square before Marvel Studios even existed. These folks think every decision Marvel Studios makes is perfect, ignoring the cookie cutter plots and lack of visionary directors who take risks. ASM2 was a complex, heartbreaking superhero movie – something only Christopher Nolan has been able to deliver before. I didn’t agree with every decision Marc Webb made, but overall is was an excellent film and I was looking forward to what comes next. If this delay allows Webb to make an even better film, then I’m all for it. But if this leads to him leaving the project, as some on other sites are suggesting, then that will just plain suck.