Spider-Man 3 4K 2007 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

It has been five years since Peter realized that "with Great Power comes Great responsibility!" And three years since he refused to be a fighter for justice. But now it seems that Peter has learned to live multiple lives perfectly. He studies well, New York recognized him as a hero, and a strong relationship with Mary Jane. Peter even intends to propose to her!

Unfortunately, his best friend Harry Osborn still believes Spider-Man is responsible for his father's untimely passing. Harry intends to take revenge on him in the form of the New Goblin. At the same time, another powerful supervillain known as the Sandman appears on the New York crime scene.

When Spider-Man dons a mysterious black suit, his darker, more vengeful side completely engulfs him. These transformations force him to face the strongest opponent - himself ...

Review 4K Movie

Cinema definitely needs to be reviewed. For a number of reasons, it was not possible to concentrate on it normally, and there are simply an awful lot of events for a minute of timing.

As you might guess, the plot doesn't sag even for a minute. The film is extremely dynamic and rich - this is, of course, a plus. But from here comes the minus: none of the plot lines and semantic parts of the film has time to touch the viewer, so quickly it is replaced by another. The villains are interesting in principle, but some of their actions are far-fetched. And with pathos and an emphasis on the tears of the heroes, Reimi clearly went too far several times. As Rusty correctly noted, the audience in one scene on the bridge just started laughing. But that's why they are good actors to get out of any situations: by the end of the scene, both of them (Toby and Kirsten) straightened the situation in the right direction. Drawn to the end, well done. The humor in the film is really strong, the audience clapped.

Toby in the role of the spider and Parker already clearly feels like a fish in water. But even better he succeeded in the role of a dark spider. A mixture of inimitable panache (the words 'dandy' and 'Toby Maguire' in your vocabulary can coexist?), Macho and sometimes sheer fury combined with jet black, impossibly stylish long bangs a la emo and eyeliner - it was delicious ... Kirsten is criminally small. And her role in this part is still less interesting than in the second. Bryce Dallas Howard was almost cut out. Quite a tiny role. Topher Grace does not look very, very simple plays. His emotional experiences seem far-fetched, their expression on his face is unconvincing. Thomas Hyde Church, on the other hand, squeezed the best he could out of his role. Just terribly charismatic and textured. Thanks for the autograph, by the way. As for Franco, here he showed himself from the best side. Pleased, definitely. Like Toby, he played 2 characters, in fact.

I liked the work of the new composer. I would even say 'very'. Particularly impressive was the whole suite by Christopher Young, written for the 'little' scene of Sandman's formation. More accurate and pedantic rendering of scenes, many new themes (sometimes not bad ones) - everything in Young's music is good. But he did not write anything as striking as the theme of Spider-Man from Elfman (this comrade's merits are limited to this in relation to the 'state of emergency'). Besides, Young's music is more serious, without Elfman's gothic children's tunes.

In general, the cinema is certainly good. But behind all this crazy dynamics 'Spider-Man' has lost his unique spirit, which he possessed in the second and especially in the first parts. This is another movie. It is no better and no worse than the second part, it's just that those films are somehow dearer.