Someone must have stood up when the idea of “Peter parker dancing” was going around the studio and stopped it from being added to the film

Raimi did a great job with Sandman. If he didn’t wanna use Venom, he should have told Avi Arad to F off!

Spider-Man 3 was a good movie. I don’t know why it’s so bad! Sure, the other Spider-Man movies are better, but this was still alright. My favourite Spider-Man movies in order are:
The Amazing Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
Spider-Man

That’s my list.

Like Christopher and Jonathon Nolan, it seemed like Sam Raimi lost sight after his first movie, and couldn’t further the formula. I think Sam Raimi’s Spiderman from the first movie had more potential to progress in canon, to be a very effective part of the current Marvel Studios canon. But it the timing wasn’t right, and by the time Marvel Studios got started that version of Spiderman was way too old. Andrew Garfield is barely young enough to portray what they’re trying to do with Spiderman, by starting from the beginning and going through the entire canon including Civil War I hope they bring Spiderman into at full scope. With Andrew Garfield they should have him graduate High School in 2016, and then usually the actors are about 10 years older than the character they’re portraying, to where they can do his college years, and then get to after his college years. They should stick to going year by year from the movies’ release, such as 2012 release he’s 14 years old, 2014 release he’s 16 years old, and 2016 release he’s 18 years old (If 2017, they can pretend that’s 2016, and then by a 2019 release he’s 21 years old, they might have to have him younger to show certain parts such as beginning college, and then skipping a few years to catch up on his age for scheduling of movies.). By 2024 his character should be 26 years old, and the actor would be 40 years old where he’s about 10 years older than the character. That’s also because Peter Parker takes on more situations that mature him, compared to the average person, where they need a person older to portray the character. Peter Parker is young, he makes mistakes, and he runs into a lot of problems when he reveals his identity to the world in supporting the superhero registration act in joining with SHIELD and Avengers as a freelancer, like what he does at the Daily Bugle. He’s as immature or more immature than Harry Osborn in many ways, and he’s facing choosing evil but you never see that, because he doesn’t and goes against that but that’s apart of his mistakes in choosing the spotlight where someone shoots his Aunt May. But all in all he gets to the next level, and it’s entertaining writing. In ways is Harry Osborn really evil, because he wants progress too and a lot of good is coming from his company. Peter Parker follows the rules, but does he really believe anything and is that getting him anywhere. Peter Parker runs into a lot of his own problems. Harry Osborn can be loved by the USA if Tony Stark shares his technology with him for American Son, and Harry Osborn does superhero work while running for president. That’s when Harry Osborn creates a reputation as a good person who rehabilitated from his chemical induced insanity as Goblin as a victim to circumstance to the yoyo recovering alcoholic Tony Stark who had excellent business relations with Harry Osborn’s dad Norman Osborn, but Harry Osborn is getting into even more illegal activity Tony Stark fights against when he finds out Harry Osborn’s true intentions. What is good about those other movies such as Sam Raimi’s, is that since they did things that haven’t been done before, newer movies can progress to new ideas where otherwise that wouldn’t have happened so evolution would have slowed down. When Andrew Garfield is 40 years old, they could ramp his character up to 30 years old, or ramp up his character’s age once they get through college and get through marriage. Peter Parker would also breeze through college because he has an IQ of 250, so he can get through that much sooner like in 5 years, and then they can ramp up his age so that the actor would be 10 years older than the character he’s portraying. They may want to ramp up his age after a few years of his marriage and having a kid, and after his clone Ben Reilly is created that could have happened before he was 30 years old.