Following the great success of "Spider-Man 1" released in 2002, Sony launched "Spider-Man 2" in 2004. In this film, Sony retained most of the actors in the first film, so the audience can have an excellent sense of substitution when watching the film.
As a sequel, "Spider-Man 2" is obviously a great success. The film continues the unique characteristics of the first film from personality, love and villains. It not only carries forward the phrase "the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility", but also integrates Spider-Man's own self-contradiction. .
So, how does the film describe Spider-Man’s personal growth, love, and villain?
1. Personal growth
In "Spider-Man 2", as a superhero from the poor, Parker also has ordinary people's troubles. For example, when appeared on the stage, he was fired by his boss, couldn't raise money to pay the rent, the person he liked had already made a new love, and his good friend didn't understand why he always helped Spiderman.
Faced with all the unsatisfactory things in life, Parker suffered from "self-doubt" symptoms, so that Parker had no "spider" super powers for a period of time, and could only be transformed into an ordinary person and live a normal life again. . But with Aunt Mei's words, let him know the importance of "sacrificing the ego and completing the big ego".
So, Parker re-incarnates as "Spiderman", stands up again on the road of righteousness, and strengthens his road of superhero. And "Spider-Man z6
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2. Love
In "Spider-Man 2", although Parker and Mary have a good relationship with each other, Parker keeps this feeling deep in his heart again and again for the sake of Mary's safety. Mary finally decided to marry the son of the newspaper boss after being disappointed with Parker.
Although Parker tried to change herself in order to save this relationship, she finally found that she still couldn’t do it. Although Mary was engaged to the colonel, even though she said she loved the colonel, she could barely make her own. Inwardly, because at the bottom of her heart, she still missed the kiss and still loved Pike.
Finally, Mary escaped at the wedding, and she resolutely and Parker came together to complete the love affair.
3. The villain
In "Spider-Man 2," the villain in the film is Doctor Eight Arms. In fact, Dr. Eight Arms was originally a kind-hearted person. The purpose of his initial scientific research experiments was to obtain sustainable energy, benefit mankind, and realize the greatest ideal of rejuvenating the country through science and technology.
However, in subsequent scientific experiments, miscalculated the power of science and technology, which caused him to fall under the control of the iron arm. He eventually lost his mind and became a Frankenstein, a monster who sacrificed the entire New York City in pursuit of technological progress. ". Finally, under the persuasion of Spider-Man, he gradually regained his sanity and chose to kill himself by suicide to end this crazy plan of destruction. Such a "villain" like
really makes all the audience hate it.
4. Conclusion
Now looking back at "Spider-Man 2", I actually found that this is a very good work. When all movies pursue gorgeous scenes and sacrifice the integrity of the story, Sony’s version of "Spider-Man z6
7z" does the opposite, using a complete story structure to give the audience a different view. Experience.
And this is what makes Sony Movies special.
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