First of all, Sam Raimi's Peter Parker was near perfect casting. He was a social outcast, ignored and often maligned. He was Peter Parker. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, though ... Well, he was campy and goofy, everything from early Saturday morning cartoons. On the contrary, Marx Webb's Peter Parker was too Twilight . He wasn't a social outcast, just not a popular kid. He was confident, stood up to bullies and interfered where Peter Parker from the 60s (pre spider bite) wouldn't have gotten involved. I don't think any of us mind a more lighthearted Spider-Man after Marc Webb's version. Like Sam Raimi's version, Spider-Man is a daytime hero, swooping in and saving the day. Webb kept Spider-Man to nights and that's just not our favorite wall crawler. In Civil War I want to see Captain America, with a bleeding Spider-Man in his arms, telling him he's the best of them all. Because he is. He's Spider-Man. http://www.gamespot.com/articles/why-marvels-s...