The Amazing Spider-Man [4 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [3D] [Blu-ray/DVD] [Blu-ray/Blu-ray 3D/DVD] [2012]

Andrew Garfield's version plays to the tech-gen as a thoughtful outsider searching for answers. Emma Stone's Gwen seems too mature. Rhys Ifans (Danny Deckchair) teeters between good acting and comic-charactering. The CGI is top notch. The story is re-too-old. Sally Field and Martin Sheen nail it; creating a mixed bag yet it's all good fun with great action. Even Denis Leary adds depth under cop stereo types. Don't ponder the mismatched mass physics of the large lizard tussles.

the steelbook is beautiful! and its exclusive, only available at bestbuy. it contains the 3d bluray, bluray, bluray special features and a single dvd. it also comes with ultra violet and the spiderman peanut butter cookie recipe. the special features are good. just wish there was more to them. feels a lil lackluster, not even the trailer for the movie is on this set oddly. there are deleted/alternate/extended scenes, short featurettes of behind the scenes, and pre/post production, as well as art illustrations of the movie. its definitely a great purchase for the steelbook alone. get it before they sell out!

Great product. Just as advertised. All discs were perfect and packaging was great.

ASM2 was not that good. This one on the other hand is the best out there!!!

Not my favorite Spiderman, but better than amazing Spiderman 2. I received a good conditioned original movie and it played very nicely. The movie stars Andrew Garfield and The Lizard looked a little weird, it wasn't Marvel's best costume for a bad guy. But the lines were quirky comic book style and the movie resolve was pretty good. But the only thing I have in complaint really is the Lizard wasn't much detail and not much background story. I prefer the Toby Mcguire & Tom Holland Spiderman versions to Andrew Garfield, but this was still very enjoyable. That is why it gets four stars.

Good movie. In places ran a bit slow. Should have done a lot better with the 3D. But as always it makes the pic pop. Not sure if it's worth the 3D- 2D might just be fine here.

I’m a Spider Man Collector so I’m glad to own this on Blu-ray. Great price, great movie.

Can you reboot a franchise that once held the record for largest opening weekend in history? Can you create something original using a character who was first introduced to the world in 1962? Peter Parker, age 4, (played by Max Charles) is playing hide and seek one night when he discovers someone has broken into his father’s study. His father, Richard (played by Campbell Scott) sees this and takes some important papers, his wife Mary (played by Embeth Davidtz) and his son to the home of his Aunt May (played by Sally Field) and Uncle Ben (played by Martin Sheen). Peter is left in that home for his own safety and never sees his parents again. At least a decade later, Peter (played as a teenager by Andrew Garfield), is being bullied by an athlete named Flash Thompson (played by Chris Zylka) and has a crush on a student named Gwen Stacey (played by Emma Stone). When Peter returns home at the end of the day, bruised and beaten by Flash, he finds papers in his father’s briefcase that show he once worked with a man named Dr. Curt Connors (played by Rhys Ifans). Connors works at a company named Oscorp, so Peter disguises himself as an intern to gain access to the lab and, hopefully, Connors. Little did he know, the tour for new interns was led by Gwen Stacey. She knows immediately that the ID badge that Peter’s wearing belongs to someone else, but allows him to continue on the tour regardless. Peter sneaks away from the group and finds a lab filled with genetically-modified spiders that are producing biocable. As is often the case with people who bother animals for no reason, Peter gets bitten. Security eventually finds him and escorts him out of the building. While on the subway, he discovers that he gained far more than knowledge from his visit. Now, I saw the 2002 Spider-Man film starring Tobey Maguire and the 2004 sequel. I liked it initially, but over time, I grew tired of it. I thought 2004’s Daredevil was a much better film, despite mixed reviews from moviegoers and critics. Not to mention, I believe Kirsten Dunst gave a less-than-stellar performance as Parker’s love interest, Mary Jane Watson. Not to mention the irony of having blonde Kirsten Dunst dye her hair red to play Mary Jane Watson and then having redhead Emma Stone dye her hair blonde to play Gwen Stacey. Forgetting all that for a second, this was a much better film than the one we got from Sam Raimi. Director Marc Webb and company have created something with a much darker, more serious tone, a better story, and a solid conclusion. I enjoyed this film very much.