I did not.

The first one was lame and gay. The style and direction were good but the departures from the comics and the 90's cartoon annoyed me. I could make a list. So much of it makes no sense and is so unrealistic. Even in a movie about a guy with spider powers fighting a guy on a flying glider the way people react and the decisions they make and the lines they say is ridiculous. The only great thing in the movie was Kristin Dunst's rack.

I gave the second one a chance but the weepiness and weirdness and Parker's pathetic-ness was turned up so much that even Kristin's rack could not save it for me.

I passed on the 3rd movie. I saw only bits of the Garfield version that reeked of "corporate product". I slogged through Spider-man Homecoming which was ruined by woke Diversity. Yuck. Its a shame because Holland and Keaton are great and they got very close to the Parker character from the comics.

So was Superman, who should have been called Super-jew. He's a alien outsider who must adopt the appearance of a host nation and out of the kindness of his heart, he is, after all, a morally superior being, uses his secret, innate super powers to "fix the world", a.k.a. Tikkun Olam.

The only good super hero character, the most fascistic super hero character, the only super hero character that has no super powers except his own will and intellect, is Batman. Batman was created by White men.