It's now clear, no one can top Sam Raimi's Benchmark movie Spiderman.
shareSam Raimi's movies were a benchmark for super hero films at the time, but they certainly didn't age well. The only reason they still hold up at all is due to nostalgia.
shareI think Andrew Garfield was too good looking to be spidey.
shareBut Peter Parker is good looking in the comics, halomaniac88.
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I wouldn't say no one can, I'd just say no one has.
Tbh I love Raimi's Spider-Man - his films are iconic. But they're also not without their flaws. Kirsten Dunst being a major one. And Tobey Maguire, while great, isn't the perfect Spider-Man, he's just the best one we've got so far. Choosing someone who could play a teenager and a college-aged student was wise, but Maguire was still too old looking for the part.
I think it's good to hope that there can be a better Spider-Man movie one day. I'm not saying I want a billion of these films, but I like Tom Welling as Clark Kent more than Reeves (gasp!). We should all be hoping for better movies. Homecoming was definitely not that, though.