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>Andrew Garfield is back as Spider-man/Peter Parker. As usual, he is dealing with both personal issues and the newest villain. He is feeling guilty about his relationship with Gwen Stacy (his real life girlfriend Emma Stone), because he promised her father he would stay away from her, to not endanger her. The latest villain is Electro, aka Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx), an OsCorp employee who is transformed from a fan to an enemy of Spider-man by an accident.>
>Although it is fairly light on story-line, the action is very good, and appropriate to the story...not excessively violent as is so common today.>
>The best acting performances are by Andrew Garfield and Dane DeHaan as his childhood friend Harry Osborn.>
Additionally, we see another new villain briefly at the end of the movie.>
>Very Entertaining and definitely worth seeing!>
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>Andrew Garfield is back as Spider-man/Peter Parker. As usual, he is dealing with both personal issues and the newest villain. He is feeling guilty about his relationship with Gwen Stacy (his real life girlfriend Emma Stone), because he promised her father he would stay away from her, to not endanger her. The latest villain is Electro, aka Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx), an OsCorp employee who is transformed from a fan to an enemy of Spider-man by an accident.>
>Although it is fairly light on story-line, the action is very good, and appropriate to the story...not excessively violent as is so common today.>
>The best acting performances are by Andrew Garfield and Dane DeHaan as his childhood friend Harry Osborn.>
Additionally, we see another new villain briefly at the end of the movie.>
>Very Entertaining and definitely worth seeing!>
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