Let’s get one thing out of the way, “The Amazing Spiderman 2” should have ended about five minutes in. It is one of the most awful cinematic experiences I’ve ever had the pain of living through. I’m a fan of the source material, and I was never one of the people who was against the idea of a reboot. In the world of superhero comics reboots happen pretty frequently.
But the illogical script in this film was just so beyond comprehension I can’t even fathom how it made it past test audiences. Seriously. Electro commits to becoming a villain because Spiderman can’t remember his name. Luckily the fine folks at How it should have Ended have taken notice with this terrible film. If it had ended like this, I would have loved this movie.