What Spider-Man 3 Actually Did Well, Why It Isn't the Worst Film

What Spider-Man 3 Actually Did Well, Why It Isn't the Worst Film

Spider-Man 3 often goes down unfairly as the black sheep of the Sam Raimi trilogy. It's considered a well enough conclusion, but it mostly gets a bad rep. Here's five things that it did very well, though.

Editorial Opinion
By CutlockCrew - Dec 17, 2016 03:12 PM EST
Filed Under: Spider-Man 3
I've never truly understood the bad rep that Spider-Man 3 had gotten. There has only ever been one jarring scene to me, and that was when Harry Osborn attacked Mary Jane. That scene felt so off and out of place to me. I get it, though, Topher Grace was a shitty choice for Venom. The worst choice possible. I mean look at all the people Sam Raimi could've cast... and probably just to screw with Avi Arad - who made Raimi write the character into a script involving Vulture and Sandman. It should've been Raimi's vision, but it wasn't.

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