Simply putting, awesome.

What I really love about this movie is that it sums up everything that defines Spider-Man and Peter Parker. His struggles, his determination, his will and resilience to always keep going and never giving up. Everything that's part of his essence is present here. We are presented to powerful lessons and messages along the way. Incredibly inspiring.

"Spider-Man No More!" adaptation comes in a perfect moment. Really well tied with the story. All the cast is super good once again, I've got nothing to complain - I mean, Kirsten is definitely not amazing, but I don't hate her as most people do.

There’s also a great villain! Alfred Molina does a tremendous job as Doctor Octopus. He is a cool looking villain and proves to be a real challenge and threat. By the way, his powers match really well with Spider-Man’s skills to make the film entertaining. He has a little redemption in the ending that I liked as well.

The score is just absurd. Danny Elfman’s work fits perfectly with the tone of the movie and evokes tremendously well those values ​​I mentioned earlier.

Sam Raimi orchestrates all of this amazingly. Great arc and construction of the characters and plot. By the way, there are some scenes that could belong in a horror movie - like the hospital scene with Doc Ock. Nice references to Evil Dead. You really nailed it, Raimi.

What was already amazing, just gets better. That train sequence is so epic and emotional! Spider-Man’s synthesis is all over this movie and this set piece is the peak.

These two films of the friendly neighborhood directed by Raimi hold up really well till these days and will always do, I'm sure of it.