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A bite from a genetically altered arachnid turns timid high schooler Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) into a web-spinning wallcrawler who learns through tragedy to become a hero, in the hit screen rendition of Marvel Comics' flagship character. Kirsten Dunst is Parker's love interest Mary Jane Watson, and Willem Dafoe is scheming scientist Norman Osborne, who uses his technology to become the armored, bat-glider-riding Green Goblin. With Rosemary Harris, James Franco, J.K. Simmons, and Cliff Robertson; Sam Raimi directs. 121 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English. Two-disc set. Region Free Review: An extraordinary movie on a splendid DVD edition. - Sam Raimi was the best choice for director for Spider-Man. His parents had a Spider-Man mural painted on his wall for him in his childhood, and he had the perfect vision for how Spider-Man should be. Better actors could not have been picked to play these roles; Tobey Maguire made the role of Peter Parker his. Kirsten Dunst was an excellent Mary Jane, and Cliff Robertson and Rosemary Harris were the best as Uncle Ben and Aunt May. J. K. Simmons stole the show as Jameson, who played the part magnificently; he literally WAS Jonah. Sam's brother Ted Raimi (from Xena) was a nice surprise appearing in the Daily Bugle office. Willem Dafoe's Norman/Goblin over-the-top performance was superb, but the armored costume took some getting used to. If you look quickly, you'll see Stan (The Man) Lee making a little heroic appearance! Right from the start, the characters are believable, and the characters are fleshed out wonderfully from the comic. A great deal of time was invested in getting a costume for Spidey that looks awesome; this endeavor was obviously taken very seriously and the designers did a great job. The CGI Spider-Man was fantastic! The talents involved with the CGI captured Spider-Man's movements so flawlessly, I almost believed at some points that it was actually a person performing Spidey's complex acrobatic abilities and fighting style, but would have liked to see a bit more jumping; Spidey can jump pretty high and far, but will hopefully be more prominent when the character is older (in the sequels!) I'll have to get used to the organic webs; which was my least favorite aspect of the film. The creators decided it was easier than having to explain how he was able to pay for the chemicals for the webbing. This doesn't allow us to see Pete as a scientist, which I love, but maybe they will bring some of that out (and some higher jumping) for the sequel! More of the Bugle characters hopefully will make an extended appearance in the sequels, too. The DVD is literally packed with special features from on-screen pop-ups that display information and tidbits pertaining to what was said, or shown in a particular scene, and a "spider sense" that takes you from the main movie to a mini-movie when you press the proper remote button. The menu selection is a visual treat and the DVD-ROM extras are a nice bonus, from Marvel dot comics to an Activision Spider-Man PC game demo. I would have liked to see some deleted scenes, but disc 2 provides some outtakes and gags which are a delight to see. It finally took a true, talented Spider-Man fan to turn out the best Spidey production I've ever seen. Sam Raimi's love for Spider-Man and the hard work of all the talented people in this film gave those of us who love Spidey an unforgettable movie experience, and just as much work was put into this DVD edition that is a pleasure to own. Review: Still One of the Best Comic Book Movies! - Sam Raimi’s 2002 film, “Spider-Man,” adapts the Stan Lee/Steve Ditko character for the big screen. The film stars Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, James Franco as Harry Osborn, Cliff Robertson as Ben Parker, Rosemary Harris as May Parker, J.K. Simmons as J. Jonash Jameson, Bill Nunn as Robbie Bobertson, and Elizabeth Banks as Betty Brant. Raimi retells Spider-Man’s origin, with Peter Parker starting out as an outcast nerdy kid living in a working class neighborhood of Queens with his aunt and uncle. On a field trip, a genetically-modified (rather than radioactive) spider bites him, granting him powers including strength, speed, agility, a danger-sense, and the ability to shoot webs out of his wrists. He initially tries to use this power to make money, but lets a thief escape when the man running an underground wrestling match cheats Peter out of his winnings. The thief kills Peter’s Uncle Ben and so Peter learns the meaning of his uncle’s wisdom: “with great power there must also come great responsibility.” Meanwhile, Norman Osborn, fearful of losing military contracts, tests an experimental enhancement formula on himself, which drives him mad and turns him into the Green Goblin as he seeks revenge against those he perceives as having wronged him. Spider-Man and the Goblin clash, with their personal connection lending emotional weight to the physical fight. While “Blade” (1998) and “X-Men: The Movie” (2000) helped launch the modern superhero movie, Raimi’s bright and colorful “Spider-Man” proved that comic book movies could be faithful to a comic book aesthetic and tone while still being powerful films. He went on to direct both sequels to this film, which also launched an animated series spin-off that aired on MTV. I purchased this DVD because I had worn out my old DVD of the film and it was time to revisit this series.
| Contributor | Addie Hall, Ajay Mehta, Al Goto, Alan McFarland, Albert Hastings, Alberto Menache, Alex Black, Alex Chansky, Amy Safhay, Andre Martinez, Andrea Dopaso, Anna Novick, Anne Clements, Anthony Harris, Anthony LaMolinara, Arthur Coburn, Arthur D. Whitehead, Ashley Edner, Avi Arad, Avram D. Gold, Bac DeLorme, Barbara Wilder, Barrett Hong, Bill Calvert, Bill Myer, Bill Nunn, Billy Morts, Blondel Aidoo, Bob Murawski, Brad Booker, Brad Kuehn, Brad Moylan, Bradley Grunberg, Brennan Dufresne, Brent Baker, Brian Bennett, Brian Hall, Brian J. Williams, Brian P. Williams, Brian Simpson, Bruce Campbell, Bruce D. Hayes, Bruno Vilela, Bryan Wohlers, Candace Wells, Candice D. Campos, Carole Cowley, Carolyn Elias, Chad Darnell, Charles Maynes, Cheryl Kilbourne-Kimpton, Chris B. Schnitzer, Chris Coppola, Chris Innis, Chris Juen, Christian Boudman, Christopher Bustard, Christopher Faloona, Chuck Jeffreys, Cindy Bourquin, Cliff Robertson, Corey Mendell Parker, Curtis Failor, Dan Sharp, Dan Sweetman, Dana Gustafson, Dane Farwell, Daniel C. Gold, Daniel T. O'Brien, Danny Cangemi, Danny Elfman, Dave Penikas, David Amborn, David Barrett, David C. Potter, David Crawford, David Holcomb, David K. Riebel, David Koepp, David Norris, David W. Dale, Deborah Wakeham, Debra Schutt, Del Spiva, Denney Pierce, Dennis S. Sands, Dianne Chadwick, Dick Warlock, Don Burgess, Donald Flick, Donna Tracy, Doug Lefler, Douglas Wright, Earl Wiggins, Ed Novick, Elaina P. Schulman, Elizabeth Banks, Elizabeth Hitt, Ellen Segal, Enrique Munoz, Eric Heffron, Eric Leach, Eric Rigney, Erica Hornung, Erin B. Lillis, Evan Arnold, Evan S. Tallas, Fish Essenfeld, Fortunato Frattasio, Francine Maisler, Francis Liu, Francois Audouy, Gail Monian, Gary A. Hecker, Gary Otto, Gavin J. Behrman, George Stevens, Gerry Becker, Glenn Fishel, Grant Curtis, Grant Wilfley, Greg Dennen, Greg Outcalt, Gregg Smrz, Gregory Creaser, Gregory Irwin, Harald Belker, Heather Wusterbarth, Heidi Fugeman, Howard London, Ian Bryce, J. K. Simmons, J.D. Cowles, J.K. Simmons, Jack Betts, Jacob Chambers, Jacqui Howell, Jacquie Barnbrook, Jake Morrison, James Acheson, James Carson, James D. Schwalm, James Franco, James Lima, James Ward, Jamie Hardt, Jane Aull, Janet Quen, Jann K. Engel, Jason Lloyd, Jason Mahakian, Jason Padgett, Jason Ybarra, Jayce Bartok, Jeff Andrus, Jeff Habberstad, Jeff Olm, Jeff Ozimek, Jeff Wolverton, Jenifer Bonisteel, Jerry Cantrell, Jill Sayre, Jillian Clare, Jim Jolly, Jim Martin, Jim Norton, Jim Norton II, Jim Passon, Joe D'Onofrio, Joe Manganiello, Joe Pancake, Joe Virzi, John Ashker, John Branagan, John Chalfant, John Dykstra, John E. Sasaki, John Fedynich, John Frazier, John Koyama, John Monos, John Paxton, Johnny Cocktails, Jon Mete, Jon Philion, Jonathan Graham, Jonathan Roumie, Jonathan Schwartz, Joni Avery, Jophery C. Brown, Joseph d'Onofrio, Julia Barry, Justin Neill, K.K. Dodds, Karen E. Goulekas, Karen O'Hara, Karen Westerfield, Keith Adams, Ken Ebert, Ken Mieding, Kenneth M. Twohy, Kevin Jackson, Kevin O'Connell, Kim Messina, Kirsten Dunst, Kristian Sorge, Kyle Cookmeyer, Larry Joshua, Larry M. Shorts, Laura Ziskin, Leon Watkins, Linda Grimes, Lisa C. Satriano, Lisa Tomczeszyn, Loren Janes, Lori Rowbotham, Lucy Lawless, Lydia Bottegoni, Lynn Kressel, MacDuff Knox, Macy Gray, Marc D. Rienzo, Marc-Jon Sullivan, Mark Chadwick, Mark Eshelman, Mark Gantt, Mark Hawker, Mark Noel, Mark Viniello, Marla Casey, Martin Lopez, Matt Smith, Matthew Dettmann, Matthew Moriarty, Max Kleven, Meaghan F. McLaughlin, Merritt Yohnka, Michael Bederman, Michael Edward Thomas, Michael G. Maurer, Michael Gallart, Michael Gastaldo, Michael Germain, Michael J. Moore, Michael Munoz, Michael P. Sweeney, Michael Papajohn, Michael Rifkin, Mitch Goldstrom, Mo Henry, Moshe Levin, Myk Watford, Myke Schwartz, Neil Spisak, Nick Miller, Nick Satriano, Nico Bally, Octavia Spencer, Ozzy Inguanzo, Pat Weber, Patrick Murphy, Peter Appel, Peter Brown, Peter Walts, Philip Canfield, Ramiro Belgardt, Rance Howard, Randy Hall, Randy Peters, Randy Poffo, Randy Savage, Ray L. Wilkerson, Ray Scalice, Ric Spencer, Rich Fellegara, Richard Baratta, Richard Bucher, Rick Avery, Robert Kerman, Robin L. Miller, Roger Stoneburner, Ron Perkins, Ronan O'Connor, Rosemary Garris, Rosemary Harris, Ross Young, Ryan Juggler, Sally Livingstone, Sam Raimi, Samantha Brown, Sandy Bailey, Sandy O'Neill, Sara Ramirez, Scott Kordish, Scott L. Schwartz, Scott P. Murphy, Scott Spiegel, Scott Stokdyk, Sean Valla, Shane Habberstad, Shaun Young, Shirley Smrz, Spencer Cook, Spice Williams, Stan Lee, Stanley Anderson, Steve Arnold, Steve Buscaino, Steve Ditko, Steve Frakes, Steve Koch, Steve Kuzela, Steve Newburn, Steven P. Saeta, Steven R. Kutcher, Steven Ticknor, Susan Dudeck, Susan Dukow, Susan Hartmann, Susan Shackelford, Sylva Kelegian, Taylor Gilbert, Ted Raimi, Thomas F. Ford IV, Tim Drnec, Tim Moran, Timothy A. Miguel, Timothy Patrick Quill, Tobey Maguire, Todd Semmes, Todd W. Spencer, Tom Houghton, Tom Morga, Tommy Frazier, Tony Arnaud, Tony Fanning, Tony Gardner, Tony Matijevich, Una Hill, Wade Daily, Walter Garcia, Warren Manser, Wendy Washbrook, Wil Rees, Willem Dafoe, William Calvert, William Hines, William Jacobs, William Munroe, Yakov Baytler, Yuri Everson, Zach Hudson, Zade Rosenthal, Zoran Veselic Contributor Addie Hall, Ajay Mehta, Al Goto, Alan McFarland, Albert Hastings, Alberto Menache, Alex Black, Alex Chansky, Amy Safhay, Andre Martinez, Andrea Dopaso, Anna Novick, Anne Clements, Anthony Harris, Anthony LaMolinara, Arthur Coburn, Arthur D. Whitehead, Ashley Edner, Avi Arad, Avram D. Gold, Bac DeLorme, Barbara Wilder, Barrett Hong, Bill Calvert, Bill Myer, Bill Nunn, Billy Morts, Blondel Aidoo, Bob Murawski, Brad Booker, Brad Kuehn, Brad Moylan, Bradley Grunberg, Brennan Dufresne, Brent Baker, Brian Bennett, Brian Hall, Brian J. Williams, Brian P. Williams, Brian Simpson, Bruce Campbell, Bruce D. Hayes, Bruno Vilela, Bryan Wohlers, Candace Wells, Candice D. Campos, Carole Cowley, Carolyn Elias, Chad Darnell, Charles Maynes, Cheryl Kilbourne-Kimpton, Chris B. Schnitzer, Chris Coppola, Chris Innis, Chris Juen, Christian Boudman, Christopher Bustard, Christopher Faloona, Chuck Jeffreys, Cindy Bourquin, Cliff Robertson, Corey Mendell Parker, Curtis Failor, Dan Sharp, Dan Sweetman, Dana Gustafson, Dane Farwell, Daniel C. Gold, Daniel T. O'Brien, Danny Cangemi, Danny Elfman, Dave Penikas, David Amborn, David Barrett, David C. Potter, David Crawford, David Holcomb, David K. Riebel, David Koepp, David Norris, David W. Dale, Deborah Wakeham, Debra Schutt, Del Spiva, Denney Pierce, Dennis S. Sands, Dianne Chadwick, Dick Warlock, Don Burgess, Donald Flick, Donna Tracy, Doug Lefler, Douglas Wright, Earl Wiggins, Ed Novick, Elaina P. Schulman, Elizabeth Banks, Elizabeth Hitt, Ellen Segal, Enrique Munoz, Eric Heffron, Eric Leach, Eric Rigney, Erica Hornung, Erin B. Lillis, Evan Arnold, Evan S. Tallas, Fish Essenfeld, Fortunato Frattasio, Francine Maisler, Francis Liu, Francois Audouy, Gail Monian, Gary A. Hecker, Gary Otto, Gavin J. Behrman, George Stevens, Gerry Becker, Glenn Fishel, Grant Curtis, Grant Wilfley, Greg Dennen, Greg Outcalt, Gregg Smrz, Gregory Creaser, Gregory Irwin, Harald Belker, Heather Wusterbarth, Heidi Fugeman, Howard London, Ian Bryce, J. K. Simmons, J.D. Cowles, J.K. Simmons, Jack Betts, Jacob Chambers, Jacqui Howell, Jacquie Barnbrook, Jake Morrison, James Acheson, James Carson, James D. Schwalm, James Franco, James Lima, James Ward, Jamie Hardt, Jane Aull, Janet Quen, Jann K. Engel, Jason Lloyd, Jason Mahakian, Jason Padgett, Jason Ybarra, Jayce Bartok, Jeff Andrus, Jeff Habberstad, Jeff Olm, Jeff Ozimek, Jeff Wolverton, Jenifer Bonisteel, Jerry Cantrell, Jill Sayre, Jillian Clare, Jim Jolly, Jim Martin, Jim Norton, Jim Norton II, Jim Passon, Joe D'Onofrio, Joe Manganiello, Joe Pancake, Joe Virzi, John Ashker, John Branagan, John Chalfant, John Dykstra, John E. Sasaki, John Fedynich, John Frazier, John Koyama, John Monos, John Paxton, Johnny Cocktails, Jon Mete, Jon Philion, Jonathan Graham, Jonathan Roumie, Jonathan Schwartz, Joni Avery, Jophery C. Brown, Joseph d'Onofrio, Julia Barry, Justin Neill, K.K. Dodds, Karen E. Goulekas, Karen O'Hara, Karen Westerfield, Keith Adams, Ken Ebert, Ken Mieding, Kenneth M. Twohy, Kevin Jackson, Kevin O'Connell, Kim Messina, Kirsten Dunst, Kristian Sorge, Kyle Cookmeyer, Larry Joshua, Larry M. Shorts, Laura Ziskin, Leon Watkins, Linda Grimes, Lisa C. Satriano, Lisa Tomczeszyn, Loren Janes, Lori Rowbotham, Lucy Lawless, Lydia Bottegoni, Lynn Kressel, MacDuff Knox, Macy Gray, Marc D. Rienzo, Marc-Jon Sullivan, Mark Chadwick, Mark Eshelman, Mark Gantt, Mark Hawker, Mark Noel, Mark Viniello, Marla Casey, Martin Lopez, Matt Smith, Matthew Dettmann, Matthew Moriarty, Max Kleven, Meaghan F. McLaughlin, Merritt Yohnka, Michael Bederman, Michael Edward Thomas, Michael G. Maurer, Michael Gallart, Michael Gastaldo, Michael Germain, Michael J. Moore, Michael Munoz, Michael P. Sweeney, Michael Papajohn, Michael Rifkin, Mitch Goldstrom, Mo Henry, Moshe Levin, Myk Watford, Myke Schwartz, Neil Spisak, Nick Miller, Nick Satriano, Nico Bally, Octavia Spencer, Ozzy Inguanzo, Pat Weber, Patrick Murphy, Peter Appel, Peter Brown, Peter Walts, Philip Canfield, Ramiro Belgardt, Rance Howard, Randy Hall, Randy Peters, Randy Poffo, Randy Savage, Ray L. Wilkerson, Ray Scalice, Ric Spencer, Rich Fellegara, Richard Baratta, Richard Bucher, Rick Avery, Robert Kerman, Robin L. Miller, Roger Stoneburner, Ron Perkins, Ronan O'Connor, Rosemary Garris, Rosemary Harris, Ross Young, Ryan Juggler, Sally Livingstone, Sam Raimi, Samantha Brown, Sandy Bailey, Sandy O'Neill, Sara Ramirez, Scott Kordish, Scott L. Schwartz, Scott P. Murphy, Scott Spiegel, Scott Stokdyk, Sean Valla, Shane Habberstad, Shaun Young, Shirley Smrz, Spencer Cook, Spice Williams, Stan Lee, Stanley Anderson, Steve Arnold, Steve Buscaino, Steve Ditko, Steve Frakes, Steve Koch, Steve Kuzela, Steve Newburn, Steven P. Saeta, Steven R. Kutcher, Steven Ticknor, Susan Dudeck, Susan Dukow, Susan Hartmann, Susan Shackelford, Sylva Kelegian, Taylor Gilbert, Ted Raimi, Thomas F. Ford IV, Tim Drnec, Tim Moran, Timothy A. Miguel, Timothy Patrick Quill, Tobey Maguire, Todd Semmes, Todd W. Spencer, Tom Houghton, Tom Morga, Tommy Frazier, Tony Arnaud, Tony Fanning, Tony Gardner, Tony Matijevich, Una Hill, Wade Daily, Walter Garcia, Warren Manser, Wendy Washbrook, Wil Rees, Willem Dafoe, William Calvert, William Hines, William Jacobs, William Munroe, Yakov Baytler, Yuri Everson, Zach Hudson, Zade Rosenthal, Zoran Veselic See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 24,118 Reviews |
| Format | 4K, Import, Subtitled |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 1 minute |
D**T
An extraordinary movie on a splendid DVD edition.
Sam Raimi was the best choice for director for Spider-Man. His parents had a Spider-Man mural painted on his wall for him in his childhood, and he had the perfect vision for how Spider-Man should be. Better actors could not have been picked to play these roles; Tobey Maguire made the role of Peter Parker his. Kirsten Dunst was an excellent Mary Jane, and Cliff Robertson and Rosemary Harris were the best as Uncle Ben and Aunt May. J. K. Simmons stole the show as Jameson, who played the part magnificently; he literally WAS Jonah. Sam's brother Ted Raimi (from Xena) was a nice surprise appearing in the Daily Bugle office. Willem Dafoe's Norman/Goblin over-the-top performance was superb, but the armored costume took some getting used to. If you look quickly, you'll see Stan (The Man) Lee making a little heroic appearance! Right from the start, the characters are believable, and the characters are fleshed out wonderfully from the comic. A great deal of time was invested in getting a costume for Spidey that looks awesome; this endeavor was obviously taken very seriously and the designers did a great job. The CGI Spider-Man was fantastic! The talents involved with the CGI captured Spider-Man's movements so flawlessly, I almost believed at some points that it was actually a person performing Spidey's complex acrobatic abilities and fighting style, but would have liked to see a bit more jumping; Spidey can jump pretty high and far, but will hopefully be more prominent when the character is older (in the sequels!) I'll have to get used to the organic webs; which was my least favorite aspect of the film. The creators decided it was easier than having to explain how he was able to pay for the chemicals for the webbing. This doesn't allow us to see Pete as a scientist, which I love, but maybe they will bring some of that out (and some higher jumping) for the sequel! More of the Bugle characters hopefully will make an extended appearance in the sequels, too. The DVD is literally packed with special features from on-screen pop-ups that display information and tidbits pertaining to what was said, or shown in a particular scene, and a "spider sense" that takes you from the main movie to a mini-movie when you press the proper remote button. The menu selection is a visual treat and the DVD-ROM extras are a nice bonus, from Marvel dot comics to an Activision Spider-Man PC game demo. I would have liked to see some deleted scenes, but disc 2 provides some outtakes and gags which are a delight to see. It finally took a true, talented Spider-Man fan to turn out the best Spidey production I've ever seen. Sam Raimi's love for Spider-Man and the hard work of all the talented people in this film gave those of us who love Spidey an unforgettable movie experience, and just as much work was put into this DVD edition that is a pleasure to own.
R**D
Still One of the Best Comic Book Movies!
Sam Raimi’s 2002 film, “Spider-Man,” adapts the Stan Lee/Steve Ditko character for the big screen. The film stars Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, James Franco as Harry Osborn, Cliff Robertson as Ben Parker, Rosemary Harris as May Parker, J.K. Simmons as J. Jonash Jameson, Bill Nunn as Robbie Bobertson, and Elizabeth Banks as Betty Brant. Raimi retells Spider-Man’s origin, with Peter Parker starting out as an outcast nerdy kid living in a working class neighborhood of Queens with his aunt and uncle. On a field trip, a genetically-modified (rather than radioactive) spider bites him, granting him powers including strength, speed, agility, a danger-sense, and the ability to shoot webs out of his wrists. He initially tries to use this power to make money, but lets a thief escape when the man running an underground wrestling match cheats Peter out of his winnings. The thief kills Peter’s Uncle Ben and so Peter learns the meaning of his uncle’s wisdom: “with great power there must also come great responsibility.” Meanwhile, Norman Osborn, fearful of losing military contracts, tests an experimental enhancement formula on himself, which drives him mad and turns him into the Green Goblin as he seeks revenge against those he perceives as having wronged him. Spider-Man and the Goblin clash, with their personal connection lending emotional weight to the physical fight. While “Blade” (1998) and “X-Men: The Movie” (2000) helped launch the modern superhero movie, Raimi’s bright and colorful “Spider-Man” proved that comic book movies could be faithful to a comic book aesthetic and tone while still being powerful films. He went on to direct both sequels to this film, which also launched an animated series spin-off that aired on MTV. I purchased this DVD because I had worn out my old DVD of the film and it was time to revisit this series.
J**_
The Definitive Version of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, to Own!
This is a must own Spider-Man film, and DVD. It’s really the only way to get all of the special features. Picture quality SD, but it’s all here! I recently purchased a 4K copy, but not the trilogy. It includes the 4K & Blu-ray with some features, I assume. Plus, it’s not all 3 films stacked. I once owned the collector’s edition box set, I got rid of it though 🤷♂️ I’m dumb 😩 I got it twice actually, and the regular DVD, my 3rd time purchasing I think. I bought it again after learning my Blu-rays had no special features included, except for Spider-Man 3…I even had the Spider-Man 2 gift set, twice I think, again I’m dumb. Hopefully, I’ll hang on to these new DVDs I bought all over again. If you love Spider-Man especially the Sam Raimi films, this is a must own! I forgot Spider-Man 4 was announced a few days ago, years back. At least, Tobey was in No Way Home. I heard the New Day trailer releases next week 🙌 Looking forward to it!
W**.
Comic book movie at it's finest
Tobey McGuire will always be Spider-Man. This was a masterpiece and still hold up til this day.
P**L
Worth the watch
Plot is too predictable but the effects and cast are good.
S**R
4 year old - stated: doesn’t like this series
Older series , comic book based. Hard for young children to keep entertained.
A**E
One Word to Describe This Blu-Ray Release of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man: Amazing
This Blu-Ray release of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man from 2002 is amazing, like the actual Stan Lee and Steve Ditko Marvel Spider-Man comic books the film is based on. The picture quality for this Blu-ray release is fantastic, looking even crisper and clearer than the original DVD release of this movie and, unsurprising, even the VHS release ever was back than. Everything looked better with this Blu-ray, and while I won't spoil anything what happens in this movie for those who didn't see it yet, I can say that the 1080p high definition upgrade is well worth it. It does also have some bonus features that was carried over from the original two disc DVD release. It, however, does not have all of the DVD bonus features such as the exclusive Marvel dot digital comic books on disc two of the two disc edition that was readable as DVD-ROM content, which is understandable as Blu-ray doesn't currently have Blu-ray ROM capabilities that I know of. It is lacking other bonus features from the DVD edition such as the Nickelback Hero music video and Sum 41's What Where All About music video, possibly because Sony couldn't get the licensing for both music videos to include on this Blu-ray release. For those reasons, I'm will be keeping both this Blu-ray edition as well as the two disc DVD edition together in my collection so I won't lose access to any of the DVD exclusive bonus features I do enjoy consuming. This Blu-ray is still amazing for the superb picture quality it almost feels very close to a movie theater experience. If you want to see this movie at the best home theater presentation possible, get this. This Blu-ray definitely gets a full five star rating from me. Highly recommended!
P**I
Regular and 4K
So amazing about movie
S**.
Amazing
Not only the fantastic movie (the best raimi's spiderman in my opinion) on the first dvd, but also backstages,spots,screentests and many other things on a second dvd. This help us to understand how big is been the campaign of promotion in the 2002
D**O
spider-Man Blue Ray DVD
The item is in excellent condition.
C**R
Must have and a nostalgic purchase!
I can't not down everything in words. The biggest fan of Spider-Man since childhood. Having this in my collection is a bliss. I already have this on DVD. I will update my review on quality of this particular BluRay.
C**Y
love it
i was looking for this for a long time. it is good quality and looks new. I love it.
L**.
Muy bueno
Llego en perfecto estado y incluye español latino
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