Excellent, a Must See

Did you people see the same film I saw?

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

I love this series, I loved it as a child and I finished re-watching now and it still holds up. This version of Spider-man is by far the best, it takes everything from the comics and brings it to reality, the action is great and the dialog is even better with it's superb cast of voice actors that bring characters like Spider-man all the way down to the spot to life in such an amazing way, if you are a fan of Spider-Man then I guarantee you that you will love it and miss it once it's done. The only gripes i have with the series is the digital animation but to be honest it didn't bother me and all superhero cartoons have bad digital animation at least once or twice.From the characters to the stories it can make you cheer and make you tear that's why I'm giving it an 10/10.

This show has been a significant part of my childhood, as it has been probably for most of the 90s kids.I like the beginning 2-3 seasons more than the rest, maybe because after a few seasons, they went too Sci-Fi.Speaking for only myself, this show has been so much more intriguing, attractive, interesting, emotional and educational, than any other cartoon I've ever watched, including X-Men, even though that one's got 0.5 more weighted ranking, than this one.Any superhero is smart, strong or both of them combined, but the most special thing about Peter Parker was his famous opinion, about what it actually meant to be in power (With great power, comes great responsibility), oh and I almost forgot, his humor was magnificent.There's no single part I actually dislike about this cartoon, except the fact, that they never exactly ended the story in a respectful manner.

This is the first superhero cartoon I ever watched and I will always remember it. As I mentioned in my Justice League review when I was a kid I was into superheroes. This is what got me into. This was the reason I am a comic book fan. It introduced me not just to Spider-man,Mary Jane, Aunt May and other characters, but it introduced me to Spider-Man's rogues gallery. Villains such as Doc Ock,Mysterio,Shocker,Rhino,and the Green Goblin would be part of my childhood. When my friends and I would play Spider-man I would always be the villains and since no one else wanted to be the villain I had to pretend I was all of them and it was fun! The show also did a good job of introducing other superheroes like Blade,Dr.Strange,and the Punisher. Overall this is a classic. Even though I was only a baby when show was still going on, I saw re runs of the show which was a big impact on my childhood. And made me into the person and I am to say. All I have to say is with power comes great responsibility.

This show was a lot of fun up until the last season, but even after it jumped the shark it still had a few great episodes. Practically all of Spider-Man's enemies made an appearance at some point. Looking back at this series now, I appreciate the well rounded portrayal of Peter Parker. He is a nerd and a boyscout, but he has a funny, sarcastic side as well. I felt the Spider-Man movies made Parker look like he was constantly depressed and really stressed out. The show might have focused too much on the Kingpin and not enough on the Green Goblin, Spider-Man's REAL Arch-Nemesis. I liked the voice actors. Christopher Daniel Barnes IS Peter Parker in my mind. Edward Asner was a great J. Jonah Jameson, and Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame was a good Hob Goblin. The show declined after they softened up the Death of Gwen Stacy story by replacing Stacy with Mary Jane and having her get sucked into some weird Dimension X portal. It really jumped the shark with the Hydro Man clone episode. But I still recommend this series. I hope the whole show is released on DVD.