Every Spider-Man Movie Ranked!

I'm making a list of Spider-Man movies and checking it twice - find out which ones are on the naughty list and which ones are oh so nice as I rank every theatrical Spider-Man film!
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0:00 - Intro
1:38 - #11
4:22 - #10
6:28 - #9
8:11 - #8
9:24 - #7
10:45 - #6
12:29 - #5
14:59 - #4
17:50 - #3
20:27 - #2
22:00 - #1
25:42 - Wrap-up

[@TheSchylli]

Spider-verse is so good that Dan just saying "wassup danger" with a still from the scene was enough to give me chills!

[@seancasey4619]

Reading this gave me chills

[@princeapoopoo5787]

There's something scary about Dan making a ranking list, but Dan is always, ALWAYS insightful, so it'll be a fun time!

[@tigrezangel]

Scary how? because you fear he will sway your own ranking?

[@princeapoopoo5787]

@@tigrezangel Nah, I just find that sometimes ranking videos can come across as ... lazy to me, I guess? I'm not entirely sure how to explain it.

[@tigrezangel]

@@princeapoopoo5787 I get that you mean. 👩🏽👍🏽

[@alexsilva28]

@@princeapoopoo5787 Yeah he seems above doing a ranking video but like you said he didn't just list movies but actually talked about each one

[@michaelmccarstle4527]

I will never stop giving praise to "Into the Spider-Verse". It's such a beautiful film, start to finish. It still brings me to tears watching it.

[@kylesmorgabord5592]

It brings me to tears just thinking about it.

[@KingofBaylovia]

It's one of greatest animated films ever not just greatest Spiderman movie 🔥

[@gayhomosexuallll]

Truly a masterpiece

[@yusei151]

All I can say is "leap of faith" is the best thing to come out of any film sequence period. It makes you fall in love with all of the characters and you get the idea that anyone can be spider-man through the connection of Miles Morales.

[@jbearclowater]

That moment where they send Peter B. Parker back always makes me tear up. You kind of realize you have a Spider-man who wasn't afraid of death or facing a villain, but was afraid of his own failures. His responsibility out-weighed his power in a way, and became a burden.

[@robertJ14]

Spiderman 2 untouchable for me. Most Spiderman films are fun but Spiderman 2 also has real heart and emotion. The character arcs of Peter Parker and Octavius are top tier.

[@du6165]

Yes! You can even say the best super hero movie.

[@seezar100]

@@du6165 lol no it's not chill

[@brendanlittle2498]

The middle drags too much for me. Tobey Maguire doing the sad boy Peter stuff for so long is just plain boring to me

[@HOT_SAUCE_ADDICT]

overrated movie

[@lalortiiz]

One of the best superhero movies of all time for me

[@griffingilliom4878]

Love your clarification at the beginning of the video. Too many people mistake opinions for facts, and often forget that it’s subjective!

[@kevindunlap8309]

I have never in my life returned to the theater to watch a movie twice, mostly for financial reasons, but I have been considering it for Spider-Man: No Way Home.

[@kc510]

I’ve never been back twice and I really think I will for NWH.

[@doomsday3659]

Same here, in my entire life, I’ve only gone to the movies to watch new movie once but never twice. But I’m legit thinking about having No Way Home become the very first movie that I rewatch in theaters.

[@vice2versa]

I have mainly because i like experiencing the film with new people i want to watch it with.

[@jedolson6015]

Here’s a top 10 suggestion: the Top 10 movies that were snubbed from getting the Best Picture Academy Award, especially if they didn’t even get a nomination. I think there’s several over the years (more so recently) that didn’t even get a nod because they were big budget and not niche enough. Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@alexsilva28]

I second this

[@Throgan]

If that includes Best Animated, LEGO movie leaps to mind. Its lack of even a nomination is what confirmed for me what a joke the Oscars are.

[@jedolson6015]

@@Throgan Totally agree, just because there’s a live action scene towards the end of the movie shouldn’t disqualify it as some were saying. One of the most egregious snubs for sure.

[@heatheraggus7501]

Toni Collette on anyone's bingo card? 👏 I agree that this would be an interesting list!

[@yoilmcdoil1994]

Thanks for this Dan !

[@fd3171]

Great channel man , great movies reviews.

[@MrShaunhunter]

Fantastic video Dan!

[@grahamcann1761]

I think your top two movies shows that having "too many" heroes, villains, or characters is not the problem. As always, thank you so very much for the video. And Happy Holidays!

[@moreplz]

I think the problem is not too many villains. It's too many origin stories. Your movie can have as many vilians as possible as long as the audience knows who they are (look at many batman animated movies) The problem comes from having to introduce several baddies, tell the audience who they are and give them all superpowers in the same movie.

[@alexsilva28]

@@moreplz Yeah that too. Gotta find a clever way to bring the audience up to speed

[@rikudo.9910]

As always great video dan love the idea of you ranking these movies. i would love to see you rank david finsher's movies.

[@germancasaroli7653]

As always… great job Dan 🙌🏻

[@chrisdtgordon5331]

For the most part, Dan, I agree with you. I would put FFH actually above HC because of how devastating Mysterio was (he technically won). I ping-pong between NWH and Spiderverse for my #1. I do agree that Spiderverse is slightly more solid storywise, but you can’t discount NWH’s degree of difficulty. Also, and you stated this before, Andrew Garfield is absolutely brilliant here! A lot of credit goes to the writing, but Garfield’s every scene was pitch-perfect. His reaction to catching MJ is so powerful because of its cathartic nature; you could almost see the weight of Gwen’s death being lifted off his shoulders.

[@VonJay]

I really like Tom Holland as Spiderman but his stand alone films were really lackluster imo. He ranked them higher than I would have. On paper, what mysterio did was tragic, and caused a lot chaos for Parker. Outside of the action and the CGI I absolutely loved NWH, I'd put below Spiderverse because I can't see myself enjoying it without all of the prior spiderman movies. Maybe if Goblin were the only being to be sent back and Peter had to deal with marvel's joker then I'd be sure enough to put it number 1.

[@sheriffdraws8789]

Lmao NWH made no sense. Bad plot. Only fan service. Dr Strange was just a deus ex machina. I have no doubt this movie won't age well. Spiderverse while lovely is a bit overrated. Love the movie. Even have the artbook. But people overhype it way too much. Best movie is Spiderma 2 with 1 a very close second. Raimi nailed everything about the essence of Spiderman in those movies IMO

[@bluelightning6167]

Please do more of these videos. love the ranking videos

[@meftor]

Great ranking Dan. Would love to see a series on top tier directors and your take on their best movies.

[@eljehonatan]

Nice list mi amigo Dan

[@sanadkhalifeh2121]

I love your rankings

[@Shalalacls]

Thematically, No Way Home and Into the Spiderverse are about the same thing. They explore the ideology behind Spiderman, and through it, what it means to be a hero, and after 10+ years of superhero genre, we are ready for movies to do that. Into the Spiderverse has the edge for me only because it only needs one movie to tell that story, and the artistry of that animation just doesn't compare to anything you could ever manage to do in live action. But No Way Home's approach is one that leaves you equally emotional, rewards long time fans in a much less subtle way but just as satisfying.

[@za-ir5ni]

The problem with No Way Home though is all the writing problems that arise to make that happen. Into the Spiderverse accomplished that with pretty much perfect writing.

[@nikunjdixit1175]

@@za-ir5ni I agree with that. Upon rewatch of No Way Home, there are definitely narrative conveniences and lazy writing used to put certain characters into place which Into the Spider-verse did not have to do, but I also get that No Way Home is dealing with the legacy of Spider-man on film the way Spiderverse doesn't have to.

[@illusionen6655]

Great vid Dan!

[@sheraldhill2728]

Great work as usual. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

[@F2t0ny]

Glad I found your channel. I miss charting with Dan!

[@rp3518]

framed moviepass in the background is such a beautiful touch

[@tjlanglois1989]

The What's Up Danger scene from Spiderverse is also one of my absolute favourite scenes in a movie ever. That scene is so good that I instantly had to put that track on my Playlist and every time I hear it my brain goes to that scene. I refuse to argue with anyone who has Spiderverse as #1 because at the end of the day, it probably still is the best Spiderman movie ever made.

[@mkm0056]

It's my 9yr olds favourite song because of it! It's an amazing scene.

[@Potatopot724]

I never understood the hype. Spiderverse is a good movie, even a great one in certain moments, but it's like mid tier Spider-Man movie. For me, at least- I recognize I'm in the minority here.

[@tjlanglois1989]

@@Potatopot724 ...what is top tier for you then? Because as far as writing goes it blows the majority out of the water. And I base this purely on whether it gets a reaction out of me. Spiderverse by far gives me more emotional reactions than every other one except No Way Home currently.

[@drewjones9982]

I was questioning If you were an fsu fan when I saw the hat earlier but the helmet sells it. True fan!

[@MrNeonTiger]

Hey Dan, enjoy hearing your opinions as always. I think a fun ranking list to make would be of the Alien/Predator universe. Plenty of diverse movies with highs and lows.

[@reneew8181]

YES! I would love a video on this.

[@andrewhuffman7129]

I love this video series. You have way more time on your hands than me. So entertaining.

[@DanMurrellMovies]

I would say doing these videos means I have a lot less time on my hands than most people might think, hahaha.

[@andrewhuffman7129]

@@DanMurrellMovies I am going to state an unpopular opinion though and say I find Spider-Man no way home overrated. Is it great to see tobey and Andrew? Yes it’s a lot of fun but I found the writing poor and there are a good amount of plot holes. Too many quotes from previous movies shoe horned in to add fan fair even if it didn’t fit the movie.

[@partydude388]

Definitely do more lists buy do whatever you feel passionate about, that's' what an audience loves to see make whatever you feel like you'd enjoy

[@reneew8181]

I get chills every time I see that shot of Miles suiting up for the first time. It's so interesting that multiverse movies like spider-verse and NWH are the ones best able to highlight the reasons we love these characters and keep coming back to them.

[@danjokess]

Great list Dan! As always I enjoyed hearing your thoughts and prospective about movies. I’d have to rank them in this order: 11. Amazing spider man 2 10. Spider man 3 (it being a top 10 movie on any list is definitely something) 9. Venom let there be carnage 8. Venom 7. The amazing spider man 6. Spider man homecoming 5. Spider man far from home 4. Spider man 3. Spider man 2 2. Spider man into the spider verse 1. Spider man no way home

[@launchpadmcquack8142]

Totally respectable list Dan. I can get behind everything except for the Amazing Spider-man. I also rewatched it recently and it had the opposite effect. I was reminded why I never liked it in the first place. So self-serious and overly-convoluted. Yeah Andrew Garfield can act but I didn't find him likeable. And the villain was silly, even by Spider-man standards.

[@waldo8040]

The lizard should be just a first act villain in a spiderman before the real villain shows up. His powers are boring and his backstory is just a lamer version of Doc Oc's.

[@vice2versa]

Yeah i think the andrew garfield movies should rank the lowest among all of them. Spiderman 2 is in no way worst than them and its not that i hate those films, they hace a lot of good things in them but it falls short of everything else.

[@Picturesandpatter]

My friend and I always quote that “small knives, my weakness” clip from Amazing SpiderMan 😂 so happy you used it

[@astrapsy]

This was an epic list dude thanks for doing it. I pretty much agree on everything, I'd maybe swap a couple but who wouldn't? Love the video dude and I need MORE SPIDER-MAN!

[@SAlcocer12]

I was a little confused when you put ASM2 so low as I like it more than either Venom's, but you are always so thoughtful and meticulous your list feels very definitive as a whole.

[@seankenno7]

Have to say, upon reflection and taking on your thoughts, I think I agree with this ranking Personally I like SM3 more than TASM2 but I completely accept your reasoning for their placements - Garfield & Stone’s relationship is comfortably the BEST onscreen couple in any Spider-Man movie

[@brendonspencer5788]

Great video. I also think The Amazing Spidey series is underappreciated. Anyway, ranking the Batman movies, including animated theatrical ones, would be dope.

[@fondaparinux3502]

Great video as always. How about "all academy award best picture winners since 2000 ranked"? That would be a fun video and I guess a big challenge for you :)

[@connorlane8552]

Never been so quick 😂 Spiderman 2 is still my number 1 👌🏻

[@everlastingpass1on]

Yes Dan, I would love to watch a ranking of director's filmographies. But how about doing the MCU so far?

[@KnowYourMarvelNews]

A Dan Murrell ranking video? It really is Christmas. I would like to see ranking videos for the full MCU, for Batman, for Steven Spielberg, for Kubrick, and for Edgar Wright

[@nubworthycigars6682]

The fact that Spidey is not just stopping that train but also producing bm it’s a totally justified face to make.

[@joshparker5779]

It's amazing how high the quality of this franchise has been!

[@liammark96]

Great video! Would love to see you rank the 8 Harry Potter films

[@BluesShouter]

I can respect Into the Spider-Verse being #1. It is an amazing movie. I can't wait for the further adventures of Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man 2099) in the sequel. I think it cannot be understated that a lasting legacy of No Way Home is that it elevates some of the previous movies. It gives closure to some characters while offering hope to the MCU Spidey that a happy ending is possible (Tobey Maguire's Spidey). I saw it early because there was no way to avoid spoilers, but I'm seeing it again in a couple of weeks with some buddies and that still feels like too far away. I loved watching your list Dan and look forward to more in the future. Don't let the raving mad part of the community that hates you for your opinions keep you from making them.

[@roman727]

As a POC with two teenage kids who are of mix race I cried at the end of Spiderverse because when we saw it together I was so proud that they were discovering Miles and he became their spiderman.

[@wesstapley]

I think the comments at the top are spot on. I don’t agree with the rankings, but I think the conversation around the rankings is a lot of fun.

[@nickwebster1980]

Great video! Small point on "The Twist" though: as a kid/early teen, I grew up reading the Origami Yoda book series. The climax of the very first book has these 6th-7th grade kids (set around 2010) all standing up to their fears and doubts, releasing their stress, and stepping out of their shells to "The Twist", which they acknowledge is a dated reference but that the whimsical carefree nature of the song is relevant to their own journeys in becoming carefree. So yeah, super dated song, but even outside of that book series, it's come into its own as of recent and especially among younger audiences.

[@BWSStudios]

I agree with a lot of your placements. Some didn’t do much, but definitely I think I’m gonna need to watch em all again after I just did so for NWH to reassemble my own ranking list honestly.

[@lecabramacabra9917]

YEEEESSS PLEASE MORE!!!!!

[@paulao776]

As someone who is not a fan of superhero genre but loves animation, I was so excited to see Into the Spiderverse in the theater. What an amazing experience. A beautiful and fun film.

[@hawkfu]

I agree with a lot of points here, though I can say my wife and I still hop up and dance when a good jazzy swing song comes on, including the Twist

[@PlatinumPaladin]

Surprised to see Dan put Venom above Let There Be Carnage as I thought in his review he said he enjoyed LTBC more. Personally I would've put Far From Home above Homecoming. But then Dan went and convinced me otherwise. A solid ranking overall.

[@lokuzt]

great list Dan! the only ones whose order I'd switch would be Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3

[@kstephenson5857]

I’ll never understand the undying love for Spider-verse. It’s a good movie, with a gorgeous animation style that unfortunately gives me a headache with its frame-rate-warping movement. But it doesn’t do justice to Kingpin, the layers of references feel more Easter Egg-y than No Way Home’s, a couple plot points don’t make perfect sense, and - outside of the animation - it’s just another origin story. An origin story told well, but an origin story nonetheless. I’d certainly put it behind The Amazing Spider-Man.

[@Moreogrady1995]

Honestly, I think I'm pretty similar in my rankings. Thank you for this!!

[@lancewilson4450]

Great idea. Do the James Bond films. Its a lot so maybe actor by actor if you don't want to rank all 25 films together

[@jacobdawes6405]

I gotta say a Hitchcock ranking would be pretty amazing!

[@athenajaxon2397]

Spiderman 3 came out when I was in elementary school I didn't go see it in theaters but I immediately bought it on DVD when it came out and I immediately felt a weird sinking feeling when it started and it only got worse as the movie went along. This was the first movie I remember feeling disappointed in

[@EdwardNygma1980]

Great video Dan! I dislike both Venoms more than TASM2 and SM3, but I totally get your reasoning! I hope Sony brings Andrew back again in the future. He deserves another shot with beter writing.

[@ChowDownDetroit]

Can you start doing a collab with Roth Cornet with certain movies and lists? You two were my modern day Siskel & Ebert.

[@corey3474]

where is she now?

[@samf.s.7731]

Dude I couldn't get that Post Malone song out of my head for like 2 years, and thanks to you now it's back in my head and I can uhmmm look forward to another 2 years lolz

[@CountOrlok22]

The first-person web-slinging shots in the first Garfield film is terrific. It's a shame that the Garfield films didn't have better writing and villains, because Garfield, Field, Sheen, and Stone are all terrific.

[@annikafrydrych4052]

For me, Spiderman no way home is Number 1 with a lot of space to number 2. I kinda like Into the spiderverse but because of the animation it didn't really connect with me, so it would be somewhere in the middle of the list.

[@sampsonraysimon]

Ooo! A Kubrick ranking sounds great! Or a Nolan ranking even!

[@nicholasholz7202]

Dan just one thing I want to touch on, I do think the reveal of Fury as a Skrull in No Way Home works. It was actually bugging me during the movie that Fury seemed to not be the same person we had already known just from his decision making and reactions to things. When it was revealed that it was not actually Fury it made a lot more sense to me.

[@gonaye1]

Watching ‘No Way Home’ was an unbelievably amazing theatre experience. That being said, ‘No Way Home’ actually demonstrated just how excellent (and important) ‘Into the Spiderverse’ is as a Spiderman movie. I couldn’t help but admire Spiderverse the first time I watched ‘No Way Home’. I almost didn’t want to admit it, because No Way Home handled similar story elements seen in Spiderverse in an exemplary fashion, but I genuinely do not think we would have gotten what we got in ‘No Way Home’ if ‘Into the Spiderverse’ hadn’t first showed the world how well it could be done.

[@PolarisCastillo]

I'd love to see your ranking of the Batman films!

[@raphaelrobles8104]

Yes! I think TASM does a good job at showing the Neighborhood part of spidey in action, like you said, with New York rallying around him.

[@user-kt4cg2fn7l]

Interesting list! My opinions for most of these are the same. In a recent rewatch of the Raimi trilogy, though, it stood out to me just how terrible of a person Dunst's MJ is. That all flew over my head as a teenager.

[@mikito00]

Well, she had a terrible childhood.

[@nikunjdixit1175]

She’s easily the worst of the Spidey love interests.

[@Potatopot724]

She barely even is a person, there's very little character or personality to her. She's just a nice person with a pretty face who wants to be actress. That's it.

[@laladoopsy]

Someone should do a ranking video for all of these "Best Spider-Man movies" videos and articles we're getting.

[@saulsoto6481]

I definitely agree with your #1. The chemistry with all the characters simply works organically. Taking a few steps back and if we also include the Marvel series then I’d say Daredevil(Charlie Cox’s) is the best Marvel movie/series.

[@TheMrtrollguy]

1. spiderman 2 2. spiderman 3. spiderman into the spiderverse 4. spiderman 3 5. spiderman homecoming 6. spiderman no way home 7. amazing spiderman 8. venom let there be carnage 9. venom 10. amazing spider man 2 11. spiderman far from home

[@ItsJustJess269]

I personally would rank Spider-Man 3 higher. I'm a weird person and I actually like all the villains haha. Plus that heartbreaking moment with Harry and MJ at the end. 😭😭

[@kylesmorgabord5592]

I think I like Spider-Man 3 even better than Spider-Man 1 (nothing touches 2 though). I know it’s got a lot of cheese in it but I never had a problem with it.

[@jothishprabu8]

TASM 2 Still my fav of them. Just the action alone is so spectacular!

[@SimaticS]

It’s definitely not the best but it’s really overhated. I really like it.

[@jjforaker]

Love the ranking movies videos. Next you should do Christopher Nolan or Quentin Tarantino. Ever better yet rank Star Trek movies and TV shows.

[@karlmuster263]

If you follow Dan's Letterboxd profile, you can see he's been hard at work on the Every Batman Movie Ranked. The sheer volume he's going through is impressive.

[@mkm0056]

I definitely agree with #1 and #2. Spiderverse is so beautiful and unique. And best soundtrack.

[@SubaruMalibu]

Spider-Verse is outstanding. A masterclass not just in artistic achievement, but in storytelling as well. Anyone who wants to legitimately begin a career in animation needs to watch and absorb it.

[@gorillamac]

For my list (haven't seen Let There be Carnage yet): 10: Spider-Man 3 9. Venom 8. Homecoming 7. Far From Home 6. Amazing Spider-Man 2 5. No Way Home 4. Spider-Man 3. Into the Spider-Verse 2. Amazing Spider-Man 1. Spider-Man 2

[@chazjohannsen]

Is Dan still doing his 12 reviews of Christmas? I feel like he fell behind schedule.

[@moviereedviews]

I do agree with the general placement of most of the movies. I may have some a little higher or lower but pretty much agree. I'm not a fan of the Venom movies. They're just a little too odd for me (tone-wise). And yeah, I think we are all appreciating Andrew Garfield a little more lately. Even with TASM2, there are some good things like Gwen's death, his performance, the swinging through NYC, and the score.

[@swanpride]

And the time square fight scene. But the movie I am really ready to fight for is the first TASM. I take it over Spider-man 1 any day.

[@Ren_Davis0531]

@@swanpride The Amazing Spider-Man is a better overall story than Spider-Man even though Spider-Man might be more entertaining in terms of pure joy.

[@blackpanthro]

1. Raindrops keep falllin on my head 2. Bonesaw is ready 3. Spiderman doesnt wear capes 4. Get those cobwebs for Lola! 5. Do a flip! YEAH!! 6. "You look nice tonight." "So now I have worth?" 7. Dont you know? Im Electro/Not Choice, responsibility.

[@vaibhav4634]

1. Spiderman 2 2. Spiderman 3 As per your liking

[@theurbancaver]

Please please please rank every Kubrick film. It's a huge undertaking but a rewarding one!

[@Madferit91]

Lmao first movie and you literally made me scream WHAT out loud.

[@chairreader]

Hard to argue with your top three. Similar to you, I had Spiderman 2 at the top of my post of favorite super hero movies since it came out. We've had so much good stuff come out the last few years.

[@BrentonCDavis]

Really loved this format. Hope we keep the harassment low so we get more of these!

[@mikemediadiscussion2687]

Marvel and DC movie ranking next Dan ?

[@thephenomenalone7982]

8. TASM 2 7. Spider-Man 3 6. TASM 1 5. Spider-Man Homecoming 4. Spider-Man 2 3. Spider-Man Far From Home 2. Spider-Man 1 1. Spider-Man No Way Home

[@roneteus]

I'd love to see a William Friedkin themed video like this

[@RowanTeague]

I absolutely think that a ranking of a director’s filmography would be amazing. Some suggestions outside of the names you already mentioned would be The Coen Brothers, Tim Burton, and Chris Nolan. Always grateful for your insight Dan. Happy Holidays! 😀

[@carn5haun343]

Do you still do the movies you love series? The last one I recall seeing was Jaws.

[@xxvimilia]

Hot take: Into the spiderverse (ItSV) is a better spiderman movie, but no way home (NWH) is a better spiderverse movie. Because the characters in NWH have entire movies its pulling elements from, but ItSV is forced to use relatively unknown characters, with limits on their narrative significance. NWH has the advantage infinity war and Endgame had in terms of story telling.

[@The1WithoutFear]

Honest-to-God, I would only make one change to this list, and it would mirror my own feelings on the franchise one-to-one; I'd swap the original Spider-Man with the first Amazing Spider-Man, and the reason being that - for me personally - I can't get through the high school scenes of the first Spider-Man without cringing. Those moments with Flash Thompson, and the school bus leaving Peter behind all wring out the fun of the first 1/3rd of the film in my opinion, hence why I'd put it at 5 instead of 4. Otherwise, this was a brilliant video, and I look forward to more!

[@sanedgaro]

This is super close to my own personal ranking. The top three is the correct top three, all the other ones can pretty much move anywhere on the ranking depending on the person.

[@RyanAggabao]

Having read Spiderman comics for decades, I'm very much excited for the film treatment for Miles, and Miguel, and less seriously, Spiderham, heck throw in Spider Ma'am. Into The Spiderverse showed the delightful possibilities of all these variations and pretty much spoiled all future films for not measuring up. Thank you for an even and weighing; I hope you will revisit your rankings again in another 20 yrs of Spidey.

[@MrQuotes]

You framed your MoviePass card I'm weak.

[@arthurgomes9528]

1-Spider-Man 2 2-No Way Home 3-Spider-Man into the spider-verse 4-Spider-Man 1 5-Homecoming 6-The Amazing Spider-Man 1 7-Spider-man 3 8-Venom 2 9- The amazing Spider-Man 2 10-Far from Home 11- Venom

[@sbthesage2100]

How’d he get that opening for the amazing Spider-Man 2 lol

[@lalortiiz]

Love the work Dan! My personal ranking is: 1. Spiderman: No Way Home 2. Spiderman 2 3. Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse 4. Spiderman 5. Spiderman: Far From Home 6. Amazing Spiderman 7. Spiderman: Homecoming 8. Amazing Spiderman 2 9. Spiderman 3 10. Venom 11. Venom 2

[@deenaprice1524]

Venom 2 is where it belongs. Last!

[@brajeshsingh2391]

Well I completely disagree. I think a ranking when there are several movies is ranking. But first Venom movies are not exactly Spider Man movies so I am not sure if I would include them here. In fact both the Venom movies were made in a way so as to given them a distinctly different look from Spider Man except maybe the mid credit scene. But Venom 2 is a better movie than Venom 1. Venom 1 was more about establishing the character but its narrative was weak. There is not like a full story behind it. Venom 2 had a complete narrative. And better developed characters. It was probably a little too fast paced. But it was well done entertaining movie. It could have better had they allowed the narrative to play out. Maybe 15-20 minutes of screenplay. And a climax where the difference between Venom and his girlfriend versus Carnage and his girlfriend was strongly presented. But overall Venom 2 had a pretty decent story arc. Thomas Hardy struggling to control Venom, his relationship with his ex-girl friend, a serial killer escaping and freeing his equally dangerous girl friend, and cop who is trying to uncover everything. A pretty decent and self contained story arc. I do not remember the Andrew Garfield movies much except for the part that they were just trying to be different from Raimi's movie but had the same template. So a new spider man, Gwen Stacey instead of MJ and new villains. Maybe I need to watch of them to refresh my memory. I was not impressed by the Tom Holland spider man. I think the first one had a really half baked idea. The casting of Michael Keaton as Vulture was great but I am not sure what the focus of that movie was. I mean Iron Man or Tony Stark was presented as sort of mentor to Spider Man. But he did not team up with him. The even the character of Vulture was half baked. He was presented as the good bad guy. Then the Peter Parker track was kind of unimpressive. That movie seemed as if it was not sure exactly what was it trying to achieve. Far from home was better. It had a clear outline but it seemed to be holding back its punches. If a Spider Man Mysterio clash was the focus then it had to set it up that way. That whole road trip, Peter Parker track never impressed me. It just weakens the narrative. In fact as I had mentioned one aspect where Raimi scored was his presentation of Peter Parker and its relevance in the narrative . He was quite good in presenting that story in all his 3 movies. The challenges Spider Man has to face in balancing his real life with the duties of being a super hero and the manner of relationship Peter Parker has with people that are close to him is done really well and convincingly. And its some both Amazing Spider Man and Tom Holland Spider Man movies missed. I still think 3 is pretty good. I do however not like that whole Peter Parker turning bad. In fact that Peter Parker/ Venom track makes you feel that the movie has 2 plots. They either should have removed Sand Man or Venom and played with one track. If Franco was playing Green Goblin then allowed him to play Green Goblin. And left either Sand Man or Venom as the second villain. Played with one track. But it still has enough thrills, an emotional core to outdo the rest of the Spider Man movies.