Is The OG Spider-Man Trilogy The GOAT For 2000's Era Nostalgia?

[bogey_j]

I would say the Raimi Spider-Man trilogy didn't age particularly well but one thing they are amazing for is a slice of 2000's era nostalgia....it just really captures that decade really well, for better and for worse. the 2000's era superhero films had a cheesiness to them that is just so damn charming & wholesome

I'm watching all 3 again and having a ball they don't make Superhero flicks like this anymore

 

[dangerranger]

I would say the Raimi Spider-Man trilogy didn't age particularly well but one thing they are amazing for is a slice of 2000's era nostalgia....it just really captures that decade really well, for better and for worse. the 2000's era superhero films had a cheesiness to them that is just so damn charming & wholesome

I'm watching all 3 again and having a ball they don't make Superhero flicks like this anymore

I agree with 99% of what you said. I’m curious as to why you say it didn’t age well.

 

[Raizan]

Honestly... I always enjoyed the Blade movies more.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

There have the right amount of drama and tension to go with the cheese. You compare to say those Fantastic Four movies and that was overboard on the cheese and not acted well at all..

The Spider-Man joints had the right balance for that era.

 

[stepbackj34spud]

The Amazing Spiderman films were better

 

[Black Trash!]

There have the right amount of drama and tension to go with the cheese. You compare to say those Fantastic Four movies and that was overboard on the cheese and not acted well at all..

The Spider-Man joints had the right balance for that era.

X-Men 1 and 2 had the better tone for me