A very enjoyable video from Jim Sterling, as usual.
I agree with some points:
The spidey action was great this go.
Garfield is a pretty good Parker and Spidey (I wasn't as anti McGuire as some I know, but I see some of the points)
Spiderman quipping during fights and heroics, a (IMHO) key facet of the character (from comics and cartoons) that I felt was sorely lacking in the Tobey-Spidey, is done well here.
Max Dillon being a more cartoonish character, as opposed to a dark and gritty type was a welcome change, but they went over the top on that. If I recall correctly, Carrey's Nigma wasn't as bad as Dillon was (pre-Riddler)
This movie(ASM2), had some fun parts but it was dragged down by plot points that (presumably) are important for future movies. 2 hours plus of movie that really, on its own, should have been, half an hour? 45 mins?
Also for all the time Rhino got in the trailers/teasers/commercials I really felt let down by his last minute appearance.
As for the Batman and Robin comments popping up.....B&R was a Adam Westesque level camp on big budget with 90s grit (As Mr. Sterling said in his video about this film, at the time every hero was getting pouches and spikes). If you're wanting a silly cartoonish live action version of Batman, it is probably the film for you (That isn't meant as a slight, just it is what it is). However I recall, at the time (based on the marketing), expecting it to be the continuation of the dark and serious Tim Burton creation of 1989, where sure the villains my be wild and colorful, but Bats is far from it. If you're marketing grim and gritty and deliver cartoony and silly, expect the backlash.
All just my opinion, to each their own.