The Web of Spider-Man

The Web of Spider-Man is a very well-made, well-produced, and well-acted show. Just watching the first episode, you can see how much time and work was put into it and that alone gets you invested.

For it being just a fan series, the overall concept and theme is very entertaining. I went into this without really knowing what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised when I started watching it. In fact, I became a little upset when it ended because it left me wanting more. As of right now only the first episode is out, but even so, the series was able to really grab my attention within the first few minutes of it starting. The story line of this series is very intriguing. It's deters from the generic Spiderman genres and shows Peter Parker in a new and different light while still maintaining the roots of what Spiderman is really about. You can really tell that a lot of effort and time went into making this series. It has a very rich story line that keeps making you want to watch more. The actors are really good, the presentation of the story line is really good, and the stunts are executed to near perfection. This series has a lot of potential, and I can't wait to watch the rest of the episodes that are going to be put out for this series.

Going to start off positively here...the production values for this are some of the best in the fan film genre from the visuals to the editing to the stunts, it all feels extremely professional bar a couple of green-screen moments that don't work so well.

Unfortunately that sheer talent just isn't put to the best use here though as this grimdark, dreary version of Spidey's formative days just doesn't represent Spider-man. Peter Parker's bitter streak in the very early Ditko days is dialed up to a flanderising level which leads Peter to be straight up outright unlikeable and the film takes all of this far more seriously than any audience member is likely to.

Spider-man can feature in dark stories and light stories but this all round just loses the most important aspects of the character and his story.

It does however display some ridiculously good filmmaking potential.

The storyline is amazing the writing is beautiful most actors did an amazing job with the roles they were given ten outta ten