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This installment, blown up to wallet busting IMAX 3-D proportions, is an attempt to revitalize the franchise for tomorrow by employing shocking plot points that the comics already used forty years ago. As in the funny books, the Amazing Spider-Man 2 is jam-packed with fight scenes, characters, and unresolved subplots, but without the benefit of staples or sea monkey ads to break up the mayhem.

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There is also the mystery of what exactly Peter’s geneticist father Richard (Campbell Scott) was working on before suddenly disappearing. Here we get an extended, action-filled prologue that reveals the fate of Dad and his wife Mary (Embeth Davidtz), but leaves lingering the matter of his secret, encoded files. Apparently Richard worked side by side with Norman Osborn (a blink-and-you’ll-miss-him Chris Cooper) founder of Oscorp, the research and development monolith that’s become something of a villain factory, churning out one menace after another to ruin Spider-Man’s life.

Now, Peter’s childhood playmate Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan) has returned after being schooled abroad to inherit the company’s reins from his dying father who is wasting away from a rare genetic disorder. When weirdly creepy hipster Harry finds himself afflicted with the same sickness, he begins to loose his marbles, and is convinced that a cure lies in obtaining a dose of radioactive spider blood by any means necessary.

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Thrown haphazardly into all this is an absurdly loopy Paul Giamatti, laughing all the way to the bank as a lunatic Russian mobster turned walking armored tank dubbed the Rhino.In spite of the numbing effect of this chaotic claptrap, the movie is still blessed with an incredible super power: the chemistry between leads Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone (a real life couple). With her massive, anime eyes, wholesome prettiness and wit, she makes a worthy romantic foil as Gwen Stacy, and she adds an understandable human element to the super heroic excess.

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Director Mark Webb (500 Days of Summer), who inherited the mantle from the more visually inventive Sam Raimi, seems to have a much better handle on the personal dynamics than on the stunt sequences, which are well-staged and exciting at first but begin to feel redundant as the film drags on. Screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci are specialists in re-branding older properties (Star Trek, Transformers) but they seem burdened by corporate mandate to cram as many characters and references in as possible, in part so that Sony could retain the copyrights, and not relinquish them back to Disney. Therein lies the real, shadowy reason for this sequel’s existence: brand extension. It is a more understandable motivation than any of the villains get.