Spider-man is one of my favorite movies




I love a ton of movies to the point in which choosing just one as my favorite it’s impossible. But since I can’t talk about all of them, I will speak about a movie that I’ve seen hundreds of times since I was a little kid, a movie that marked me… a movie called Spider-man (2002).

The movie follows Peter Parker, a dorky teenager that by chance gets bitten by a radioactive spider which gave him superpowers, after being indirectly responsible of his uncle’s death he learns that with a great power comes great responsibility and that is his duty to become a hero and protect the innocent.

This movie has all, sensational action, astonishing effects, spectacular comedy and an amazing story, but more important than that was the fact that this movie gave me a role model. Whenever I don’t know what to do I just ask myself ¿what would Spider-man do? Which always ends with me doing the right thing… except that one time I thought swinging in in my grandparent’s chandelier was a good idea.

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