[Movie] Spider-Man: Brand New Day review

I am not the type who usually rushes to watch a movie after it has been released; I always wait for some time for the tension to calm down, most especially if it is a blockbuster movie and a trending one like the one I just watched. My brother came back from school, and he was like, 'We should watch it together', which I agreed. And looking back now, I really enjoyed the watch because it was jam-packed with actions.

Though it's been long since I watched any Spider-Man movie, this particular one made it look like I have to see the rest of those parts I haven't watched. And as usual, the movie started with Peter Parker; he was one of the reasons why I decided to watch the movie, and this time around, I liked how he was walking around the city with his costume on and how he tried to be an unseen identity who was searching for a device called 'V-Max' from all the damage control facilities, but the only thing that led to stopping the unseen identity was Scorpion.

Even though not everyone knows the identity of Peter Packer, I feel the two guys he went to high school with should be able to recognise him when they met; he still looks like a new person to them and told them an unreal name when they asked. That scene feels unbelievable; I guess in a way that his close friend created a spider tracker and still did recognise him, even the lady MJ that used to love him.

Then I found one of the scenes very funny when he was entangled in spider webs and fell from the top of the building; he entered the laundry room with only his boxers and took someone's random single, and unfortunately, the owner of the cloth met him in the elevator and asked if that was her shirt while her dog barked at him and him entering his room again. There were spider webs all over, and he couldn't figure out what was really happening, but it happened that his senses were overloaded due to too much information.

Amidst that, the location of the scorpion he was searching for was located; even though his real webs were gone, he had to use an organic web, which made the scene so ridiculous and uneasy to fly. One of the scenes I enjoyed was when he was testing himself after his natural web failed him with some of the things the college professor told him.

Apart from Peter trying to get his power back, one thing that kept me in suspense was trying to know the identity of the person that kept on communicating and disguising herself using the identity of others that Peter Parker didn't even figure out even though she knew all about Peter. This new character made the story more suitable to watch for me. I also like how Frank kept MJ safe when he asked, even though they had their differences, and helped him fight against Halk (Dr Banner) and Jane when her real identity was uncovered.

The scene that felt so emotional for me was when MJ found the letter Peter Parker wrote about her and tried explaining and telling her he loved her after removing his mask, but she told him she didn't love him because she doesn't know who he is and she has no memory of them together. The movie became more clear to me when I watched that.

The movie became more interesting in the end when Jane was captured by the damage control department and put in the same room where her sister died after and saw the V-Max age had been searching for. Discovering that her sister died in that room made her angry that she sent a massive freeze in the form of teleporting towards half of the people in Iceland. She has teleported herself inside the ninjas that the damage control department has been keeping to fight spiders in the same building that she was in.

I so much enjoyed this movie, especially the ending when Peter and Jane apologised to each other and Peter tried to save Jane's life when Frank tried to kill Jane in order to save Peter and free those who were frozen. I was deeply enthralled by this movie, and it's something I can watch again. I'll rate it 8.5/10.

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Rating: 85/100