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8 Reasons why 'The Amazing Spider-Man' will be better than 'Spider-Man'

Why 'The Amazing Spider-Man' Will Rock
Hola, True Believers! The brand new 'The Amazing Spider-Man' trailer just dropped, and there's plenty of stuff in there that we could go on-and-on about, being fans of the comics, TV shows, and more over the past 20 years or so- but we're here today to outline to you why this reboot is possibly the best thing to happen to the franchise, and why it's gonna rock. This has nothing to do with our dislike with Tobey McGuire as Peter Parker. At all. Ah heck, you caught us there.
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1. Peter Parker is snarky.

2. This story is a lot more mature.

3. Back to school.

4. Gwen Stacy.

5. The Villain.

6. He's a geek!

7. Peter is finally looks like Peter!

8. The costume.
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