Peter Parker's journey from unassuming geek to high-flying hero mimics the Man of Steel's in story and tone. Spider-Man-er, it's still the gold standard in superhero cinema.Spider-Man takes most of its cues from 1978's Superman: The Movie. And if a film such as Spiderman can have me counting the days until Spiderman II, than I have no choice but to give it my grade, which for Spiderman is an A. If the impending sequel comes even close to being as good as the original, it'll be a job well done. The effects here are fine.Two years ago, it was with quite a bit of eagerness that I anticipated Raimi's Spiderman film and it lived up to my hopes in every aspect. When reading IMDB reviews of this film or any other film that depends heavily on special effects, one must keep in mind that it has become more or less a hobby among some to downgrade the effects of any film so my advice is to just ignore the criticism in that regard. As Spiderman swoops between buildings on his web, you won't think once that it's not really him doing so. Her romantic scenes with Spiderman are wonderfully played, and she has an especially moving scene with Peter Parker as the film draws to a close.As for the special effects, they are indeed spectacular.

Kirsten Dunst is also beautiful and charming as Mary Jane. It would have been easy for Raimi to have the lab accident just turn Harry instantly into the Green Goblin, but instead we get a richer more dramatic story that we wouldn't have had otherwise.Likewise James Franco, who looks enough like Dafoe that they could be father and son, is a youth who seems tormented by the fact that no matter what success he achieves, his father never gives him his just due. Later, when after a lab accident, it is the schizophrenic battle between the normal Harry and the Evil Harry that brings the Green Goblin to life. It's not that Norman is an evil person, his quest for power has led him to more or less take his son for granted. As Norman, we see how his continuous drive to control his company alienates and spoils the relationship he has with his son Harry. Later, as Spiderman, there is a wonderful scene between him and Mary Jane in a drenching downpour that any romantic film would envy.Whereas some have not been too enamored of Dafoe's portrayal as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, I found both to be right on the mark. As Peter Parker, he is never able to quite overcome his inability to tell Mary Jane of his true feelings. We can't help but have as much fun watching Peter Parker hone his skills as he seems to have in being able to do these magnificent feats.Another fine aspect of Spiderman is the love story that develops between Parker and Mary Jane. Maguire is like a child whom after taking his first steps, learns he can motor about the house quite nicely, thank you very much. It is during these early scenes of discovery by Peter that the film truly excels. He develops muscles that he didn't have before, has reflexes Michael Jordan would be proud of, and can shoot a web like nobody's business. After having been bitten by a mutated spider, Peter awakens one morning to find himself with some exceptional super powers. That and the fact that Harry's father seems to think more of Peter than he does of his own son at times. As for Peter, he has an exceptional home life with his Uncle Ben Cliff Robertson and Aunt May Rosemary Harris which is probably one of the reasons Harry develops an early kinship with him. He has a crush on the beautiful girl next door, Mary Jane Watson Kirsten Dunst, is constantly harassed by the school jerk, and has a best friend, Harry James Franco, who's relationship with his father Norman Willem Dafoe is far from perfect. Maguire is such an accomplished actor, that he immediately establishes Peter Parker as someone we will care about throughout the film. In Spiderman, Raimi, aided immeasurably by Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spiderman strikes just the right note. Likewise, if it is given short thrift, we never have a chance to become involved emotionally with the super-hero. If a writer and director spend too much time on the origins of the character, it has a tendency to bog the rest of the film down. Spiderman to life, Sam Raimi did care about those little details and the audience is richly rewarded because of it.One of the trickier tasks when transferring a film such as Spiderman to film is in giving us enough background story.

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