Similarly, Dane DeHaan not only once again demonstrates that he is one of the best young actors out there, but also has a new and interesting take on the rich, angry and desperate Harry Osborn. Emma Stone once again breathes wonderful life into Gwen Stacy and is great not just as a romantic lead – sharing excellent chemistry with Garfield - but also just as a smart character who is actually able to help her superhero beau in a major way on more than one occasion. The supporting cast is more of a mixed bag. Rather than mixing, the tones end up clashing, and all the audience can do while watching the movie is just hope that it eventually picks a lane. Incongruent subplots – including brooding Peter’s continued search for the truth about his parents his hopeful relationship with Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone) and the return of the young, rich and dying Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan) – wind up getting chopped up together in the narrative and, because the pieces don’t fit together, a flow can never be created. The result is a tonal mess that suggests the filmmakers were never quite sure exactly what they wanted from the movie. While we have seen both “dark and gritty” and “light and fun” atmospheres play well in the comic book movie genre, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 far too frequently tries to have its cake and eat it too by mixing both. Sadly, the director and screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci got a bit greedy.

Sprinkled with exhilarating shots of the web-slinger swinging between skyscrapers, clever quips, and more than a few visual gags, the sequence is everything you could want from a Spider-Man movie, and if Webb’s entire sequel operated on that level, it would have been phenomenal. While the film’s opening sequence once again provides details into the mysterious disappearance of Peter Parker’s parents (Campbell Scott, Embeth Davidtz), Webb’s sequel really launches itself with a bright, exciting, daytime set action sequence where Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) does battle with Russian gangster Aleksei Sytsevich (Paul Giamatti) while the villain speeds a truck full of dangerous materials through Manhattan. Anyone who has ever picked up a Spider-Man comic knows that the operative word for the superhero is “fun,” and when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 taps into that, it’s actually quite fantastic.

The amazing spider man 2 full movie