Movies, Film and My Opinion

 So, yeah,, I saw this movie. The beginning is NOT my favorite. Granted, I was totally ok with every Spiderman movie I've ever seen, and yeah, even when Spidy was on the Electric Company, but the beginning of this movie was a dead NO. The red spiders all over the place? Yeah, just let me die, thank you. But the mother in this movie didn't. And her child had the power of the red spider. And there's a guy who can see who will kill him later and wants to kill the three teenagers that will grow up to kill him. Stupid man! Don't mess with the natural course of the universe! And when he does....ah, yeah, the three teenagers kick butt! And the guy underestimates Ms. Webb. The three teens actually work well together as the movie goes on. I was impressed. Over-all, this was a decent movie to watch. 

 It wasn't bad. In the beginning of this movie, I did not care for Elly Conway. She was meek, she was annoyingly simple and she carried her cat with her everywhere. Wasn't sure if the cat was real happy about that, and not having access to a litter box as needed, but later in the movie, I was ok with the cat. Elly's character got better as she showed her brains on the assignment and it saved her life. Aiden wasn't too bad: he was honest, he was smooth and he was trained. The comedy wasn't bad either. And lo and behold here comes Sam L. Jackson! I wanted to see more of him, but I did like his role as Alfred Solomon. Very cool dude! Ritter shocked me at every turn! The bad guy! The villain! And he was good at it! Very scary man! It was a nice surprise to see Catherine O'Hara as Elly's mom. She's a sweetie and she played her role very well. Overall, this 007-ish story was ok. A dream for every author that their stories come true and they are exciting and gi