Synopsis:

I began this project because I actually liked a lot The Amazing Spider-Man when it was released back in 2012, but it was not free of errors. So basically, I did this edit because I wanted to improve something that was by it's own very solid.

Intentions:

My intention in this fan edit was to change a little bit the origin story because I felt it was unresolved by Peter beginning to search for his Uncle's killer and then he drops the quest. There is no resolution on the character that makes you believe that he wanted to become a real hero after an hour. Instead, I wanted to make it seem like he was marked by his uncle's last words and that inspired him to become a hero. Also, I added the deleted scenes because I felt the edition in the original was kind of choppy. These scenes help character development in Dr. Connors, his relationship with Peter and it lets you to explore a new theme that it was never explored in the original.

Change List:

-First, I corrected the brightness and contrast because in the original there was some kind of gray mask and it made the movie a little bit dark. Now it is corrected. -I inserted a Disclaimer before the movie starts. -I added all the deleted scenes, except the one where Peter and Gwen go to the clock tower because I thought it was unnecessary. Even the doorman scene and the POV sequence complete is now included. -I cut the best I could the cheesy dialogue between Peter and Gwen. No "We could... or we could" and no "I've been bitten" -The origin story has been changed a little bit. Peter becomes Spidey because of his Uncle's words, not because he was searching his killer. -No Rodrigo Guevara at the beginning of Oscorp. It was kind of silly and it makes look like Oscorp's security is stupid as hell -Peter does not become Flash's friend at the end of the movie -Peter goes to sewers to search Connors because he needed to investigate, not because he saw a reward for pictures. It makes him seem like he is opportunistic.

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Special Thanks:

MWRK. Without you, i would have never finished this. You taught me a lot and I will apply it in future re-editions. Thank you so much.