Spider-Man 3

So, as I mentioned in my last post, my mom, Meagan, and I saw Spider-Man 3. We all thought it was a fantastic movie! The special effects amazed me and the acting was great. Tobey Maguire really has some strong acting ability--I just didn't notice it as much before, because his part in the first two movies afforded him little room for change in attitude and personal qualities. Kirsten Dunst did a beautiful job, so did James Franco and all the other characters. I would go into more detail, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone . . . .

I especially loved the redeeming qualities portrayed throughout the movie. This movie's main point is that we all have a choice--to do good or to do evil. That theme was prevalent throughout the whole movie. Also, forgiveness played a major part.

This Spider-Man carries the strongest morals compared with the other two, but at the same time, it has the most violence. There isn't much shooting, but the characters often punch and beat up each other.

The movie is rated PG-13 mostly for the violence, but there also is some inappropriate behavior that adds to it. But I really can't go into any more detail without ruining the movie . . . .

I definitely recommend this movie, but only for teenagers or adults. My mom, Meagan, and I found this movie enjoyable, entertaining, and surprisingly moral.