the amazing spider man full movie andrew garfield

That's what the story of Spider-Man has always been about: growing up-physically, mentally, and emotionally-and stumbling onto your calling, then realizing the limits it places on your freedom to choose the path your life will take. Martin Sheen as Uncle Ben, Sally Field as Aunt May

His Spider-Man (complete with wisecracks) is simply an extension of this tough transition from teenager, where his biggest problem is the bully Flash, to adult, where his biggest problem is a giant lizard that's trying to destroy New York City through biochemical weaponry. And Garfield's Parker is less of a one-dimensional nerd, more of a real teenager, who stomps out of the house and slams the door when he gets mad.

Gwen's a better heroine for our time than Mary-Jane: she is sweet and funny and feminine, but she isn't sitting around waiting for Spidey to rescue her. But set that concern aside for a moment: this movie is better than its predecessor. On the surface, this film's plot may seem to be too similar to the 2002 version, sans the famous kiss and a few characters (though savvy viewers will pick up on all the hints that this one's going to take some dark, difficult turns in its sequels that the earlier franchise avoided). And then he gets bit by … well, you remember this part.

Yet when he catches wind of a lead that might shed light on his parents' disappearance, he sneaks into Oscorp, a secretive research-and-development company where Gwen just happens to be the head intern. Parker is also incredibly brainy, but he's a bit of an outcast and mostly wanders around with his camera, avoiding hotshot jock-bully Flash. And he's hopelessly in love with Gwen Stacy (played by Garfield's real-life girlfriend, Emma Stone), the brainy blonde who sits in front of him in class.

The amazing spider man full movie andrew garfield