The villain of the piece is similar to the Green Goblin of the first film in that he is a scientist driven to madness by 'voices' who we want to lose as well as feeling for more tragic than evil. Even the potentially ponderous thread with Mary-Jane plays pretty well for the most part. The complexity of the hero is the main thing he is an unwilling hero and the strain shows well on him. The plot is more than able to fill the running time and, although the action scenes often have large gaps between them, there are no moments where I was bored even if there are a few moments where the film slightly slows. Two hours later I emerged having enjoyed one of the most entertaining popcorn films I'll probably see all year. With many blockbusters falling at the opening weekend this summer, the title of 'summer's best' was still up for grabs when I arrived at the cinema to watch Spiderman 2 (having only the week earlier given it the miss in favour of lighter fare). With him seemingly intent on destruction, Parker must decide if the needs of others outweigh his own. Wife the protective device on his computerised arms broken, Dr Octavius loses his grip on sanity and starts to rebuild his reactor using money and materials from crime. Meanwhile, A brilliant scientist, Dr Octavius sees his life's work on a fusion reactor explode killing his wife. Parker decides enough is enough and throws it all in after all, he is only one man. On top of this the double life is taking its strain on his job, his personal life and his ability to even cast webs. Two years on from defeating the Green Goblin, Peter Parker is having a harder time meeting the ongoing expectations of the public.
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