TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

pointyfilippa The movie runs out of plot and jokes well before the end of a two-hour running time, long for a light comedy.

Sienna-Rose Mclaughlin The movie really just wants to entertain people.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

adonis98-743-186503 Original cartoon series based on the web-slinging Marvel comic book character, Peter Parker, who, after being bit by a radioactive spider, assumes extraordinary powers. Although it's far from the 1994 TV Series this old Spider-Man cartoon that aired from the late 60's to the early 70's was a heck tone of fun. It was really funny but also pretty cheesy to say the least especially some moments like seeing Spidey going against some ice looking creatures or Dr. Octopus and his insane plans for world domination. Overall definitely a Must!!

John T. Ryan FOLLOWING THE OTHER animated series from Marvel Comics, THE MARVEL SUPER HEROES by about a half a year, this was the first on screen incarnation of "THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN"; being creator Stan Lee's top solo hero creation. The series boasted of having much of the same creative talent as was involved with the other, previous series; namely Steve Krantz and Ralph Bakshi of KRANTZ FILMS.THIS SERIES DEBUTED on ABC TV at the same date as Hannah-Barbera Productions' adaption of Marvel Comics' THE FANTASTIC FOUR. We can't recall the exact time slots; but, we do know that they were back to back. It was a good time for Comic Book Super Heroes!* THE ONE VERY 'Marvel Comics' element and Stan Lee trademark was included; after being totally absent from the MARVEL SUPER HEROES program. That would be the interjection of humor. SPIDER-MAN was steeped in it; what with a lot of wisecracking in voice over by the main character and with the lyrics in the now very well known theme song! AS FOR THE general feel of the show, it did seem to be just a trifle tame; as compared to the comic book adventures. This sort of comparison may not be completely fair; but they are made and always will be.IN OUR OWN humble opinion, the voice provided for Peter Parker/Spider-Man seemed to be just a little too mature. This is,of course, a small (even picayune) complaint and was not by any means, a major flaw.OTHERWISE, THE VOICE actors did a fine job and were well cast in their characterizations of J. Jonah Jameson, Betty Brant and the others. This added to the use of many of "Spidey's" enemies from the comics (Green Goblin, Mysterio, Rhino), great stories and the original musical theme & incidental music all made for a most acceptable adaption.TOPPING ALL OFF was the animation; while no 'FANTASIA" here, it is excellent for Television. Whereas MARVEL SUPER HEROES showcased the most beautiful artwork, skillfully copying it directly from comics page, its animation was extremely limited. SPIDER-MAN made up for the slack with its movement. And, when all is said and done, the name of the game is "Motion Pictures!" "HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!" NOTE: * Following the success of "BATMAN" (Greenway Prod./20th Century-Fox) on ABC in January of 1966, everyone jumped on the proverbial "Super Heroes Bandwagon." CBS had THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN (later THE SUPERMAN-AQUAMAN HOUR OF ADVENTURE), the previously mentioned MARVEL SUPER HEROES Syndicated show and ABC's FANTASTIC FOUR and SPIDER-MAN. Other comic book-like characters also emerged; such as Hannah-Barbarra's SPACE GHOST and MIGHTY MIGHTOR.

disdressed12 this animated Spider man series ran 3 seasons with 77 episodes.i remember watching it as a kid and loving it.i finally bought it on DVD and i love it just as much today.sure the sound effects are cheesy, as is the music. and you can tell they had a very limited budget to work with and there are a lot of goofs in the show,but so what.that's all part of its charm.the villains are great and a lot of action is packed into the roughly 12 minute episodes(some are around 20 minutes)the Theme song is brilliant,and actually not in a cheesy way,it's instantly infectious and memorable. after you hear it once ,it'll probably stick in your head.not many shows form that era stand the test of time,but this one certainly does.for me Spider-Man the animated series(1967)is a well deserved 10/10

mirosuionitsaki2 Okay, I admit. I have a great dislike of superheroes instead of the Teen Titans. Yes, I admit it. I've always had a little interest of Spiderman when I was a child and a greater one after watching the movies except part three, which I will watch when it is available on DVD. Anyways, I decided to purchase a Spider-Man VHS on eBAY and I was pleasantly surprised. It was a little bit cheesy, but it still had the friendly neighborhood friend that we all know and love. Spiderman! First episode I watched out of that VHS was "The Power of Doctor Octopus". I'm not sure if it was the first episode or not. If yes, it should have introduced how Spiderman has received his power. It was a great episode with the excitement I'm looking for in the series in only about fifteen minutes. Short, but to my liking.I recommend this show for anyone who might have even the slightest interest of Spiderman.