Certificate
12A/12
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States of America
Director of Photography
Don Burgess
Costume Designer
James Acheson
Production Designer
Neil Spisak
Reviews
Variety - ...Chemistry between Maguire and the winning Dunst is excellent....[A] standout supporting turn is served up by J.K. Simmons, who brilliantly catches his pieces' comic book origins..., New York Times - [SPIDER-MAN]...The filmmakers have succeeded in rejuvenating the character while staying faithful to his roots...Mr. Maguire seems at once knowing and vulnerable, Empire - [SPIDER-MAN 2]...In a word, amazing, Evening Standard - [SPIDER-MAN 3]...One of the most enjoyable films of the decade
Consumer Advice
Contains strong fantasy violence and moderate horror
Additional Information
Features the adventures of the famous webslinger as he battles numerous adversaries in SPIDER-MAN, SPIDER-MAN 2, and SPIDER-MAN 3.
In SPIDER-MAN, high school student Peter Parker gets bitten by a genetically modified spider whilst on a school trip to a University laboratory. Overnight Peter develops supernatural powers and extreme strength. At first he uses his new talents for his own material gain but Peter eventually comes to the conclusion that he must use his new found abilities to fight evil as the super-hero Spider-Man.
In SPIDER-MAN 2, Peter Parker is having problems with his double life as the superhero Spider-Man and as things get worse he decides never to be Spider-Man again. It's only when the scientist Dr Otto Octavius becomes deformed in a freak accident into Dr Octopus that he realises that only Spider-Man can stop him.
In SPIDER-MAN 3, the webbed superhero and his girlfriend, Mary Jane, get embroiled in a love triangle while he is forced to confront a new slate of dastardly villains and a power that changes his very personality.
Movie/TV Title
Spider-Man Trilogy (Box Set)
Composer
Danny Elfman
Executive Producer
Stan Lee
Sound source
Dolby Digital
Subject
Michael Chabon
Screenwriter
Alvin Sargent, David Koepp
Cinematographer
Bill Pope
Editor
Bob Murawski, Arthur Coburn
