Uncle Ben's death in the 2012 Spider-man film

[ViewtifulJC]

there was no need for them to "put two and two together" because spider-man didn't exist yet when they saw him use his powers. They probably just thought he was a mutant. And there wasn't a CCTV in the train, so there's no evidence that it ever happened

The bigger issue were pretty non-chanlent about it. Like "Oh! That man is on the ceiling! Uh, ok!"

also, it has SOME OF THE WORST ACTION MOVIE EDITING I'VE SEEN ALL YEAR. Just completely incoherent and choppy.

[Scott Taylor]

That was part of the problem I had with the movie. In many ways it seemed to be a more serious take on Spider-Man, but then there were these wacky, cornball moments thrown in like him throwing the football or the crane sequence. The subway seemed ok to me, it was him fully out of control. But the football thing just seemed dumb. Especially everyone's corny dumbstruck reaction.

[tabo61]

There were so many issues with the film. The fact that Ben never said, "With great power must come great responsibility" really bothered me. The whole interaction with Ben and Peter felt off too.

I agree. Martin Sheen did a great job in that role though.

[E. Wilson]

I agree. Martin Sheen did a great job in that role though.

I, for one, could rewatch his scenes again and again. Particularly when he gets shot.

...I'm not particularly fond of Sheen, is what I'm saying.