Released on DVD, Blu-ray and digital download on the 2nd May 2014 it arrived with just as much celebration and spectacular imagery from Marvel as hits like the spectacular Captain America: Winter Soldier and the equally brilliant Avengers Assemble. It’s already picked up a fair few bad reviews, in fact since it’s cinematic release on the 2nd May 2014 it’s gone on to pick up an average score of 53/100 from Metacritic and 53% from Rotten Tomatoes, and this isn’t going to be a high scoring review either. While it’s nowhere near as bad as the monumentally bad Ben Affleck fail, it does disappoints all too often, leaving you with little confidence for the rest of the franchise if it continues and a complete inability to recommend the DVD in any real way. However, the bad news is that the film fails to deliver on so many levels that it’s easily the biggest let down in the recent spate of Marvel movie excellence, making it one of just a few super hero movies that just aren’t worth the DVD investment alongside the likes of Daredevil. With the relative success of the first movie in the Marc Webb directed reboot of the franchise, there was a whole lot of hope and anticipation wrapped into the run up to the release of The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
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