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okay, maybe Spider-Man is not in the same class as Die Hard, but both are still plot driven, meaning that the focus of the movie rests primarily on the character's goals and actions. So in Spider-Man, his goal and actions is to defeat the Green Goblin and get MJ as his girlfriend, right?
The whole plot-driven and character-driven movies are just categories describing the structure of stories and are not all inclusive. I don't deny that Spider-Man has some substance in the characters, but in the end, it's still a plot oriented movie. I personally wouldn't think of any action movie as character driven, despite how deep the character is portrayed.
Nice observation. Ironic that in the comic books the roles are completely reversed. It's sad really.