Thought: Spider-Man has had to face ten different major villains in his 21st century film roles. These include two versions of Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Sandman, Venom, New Goblin, The Lizard, Electro, Rhino, and Vulture.

I think the only major villains left in Spider-Man's gallery are Mysterio, Kraven, and One More Day. Plus Kingpin, who is basically a Daredevil character who pulled a "Roy in Melee" thing with Spider-Man.

Yes especially for this genre (superhero movies), which very rarely recievs more than an 75 or 80 score these days.

Well, let's see how it will look like when more reviews come in but will probably be anywhere between 85-92 RT but with a high average score as wrll making it one of the best superhero movies of the last few years. Can't wait to see it

For comparisons sake:
Spider-Man (2002) - 89% Rotten Tomatoes score on 236 reviews. 73 score on Metacrtic on 37 reviews.
Spider-Man 2 (2004) - 93% on 262 reviews. 83 on 41.
Spider-Man 3 (2007) - 63% on 249. 59 on 41. (What the fuck happened here?!)

Amazing Spider-Man (2011-2?) 72% on 307. 66 on 42.
Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) - 52% on 280. 53 on 49.

First of all, that garbage ass Venom doesn't count, and Rhino was nothing but sequel bait....doesn't count either

You're also missing some notable ones they haven't used yet, like Black Cat, Shocker, Carnage, Chameleon, and Scorpion

I'll agree that Rhino doesn't count. Venom was horribly mangled, but does count.

As for your examples, I feel that they are part of Spider-Man's second rung of enemies. They're perfectly fine characters, but not something you can put on a poster, tell people "that's who he has to fight in this movie," and expect a bunch of hype. They are to Spider-Man what Zsasz or Killer Croc is to Batman.

I'd have said the same about Vulture. Yet there he is, on the poster.

I thought the Shocker was supposed to be in this as well.

I don't trust that rating. Marvel movies (yes I know its Sony) are getting to the point of like a long running anime or tv series.

You are just so invested in the characters and the world that you are ignoring how bland the story has actually become. Everyone talks about how Marvel perfected the comic book recipe and makes billions all the time, but to me that perfecting the recipe just means they have become repetitive, predictable, stale, ect. Basically the last like dozen marvel movies all are just one big blur. Nothing really stands out.

I'm almost in the opposite boat in that regard.

I feel that most of the movies are essentially pointless. The villains/plots/ect mean abosultely nothing in the grand scheme. Each movie just has some random gem or thanos reference to build itself up to "INFINITY WAR" yet for the most part they all just feel like origin stories. Sure it might be someones 3rd movie, but what the movie is really doing is trying to introduce anoter Marvel character into the movie.