I Feel Conflicted about The Amazing Spider-Man

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Video Chapters:
I Feel Conflicted - 00:00
Half a Movie - 03:06
What We Suffer - 07:46
A World Without Weakness - 16:18
Who Are You, Peter Parker? - 20:40
Footage Used From:
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
The Amazing Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Spider-Man No Way Home
Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse
Community
(500) Days of Summer
The Avengers
Captain America: Civil War
Music Used From:
From "The Amazing Spider-Man" - "Main Title - Young Peter," "Rooftop Kiss," "The Equation," "'I Can't See You Anymore,'" "The Briefcase," "Playing Basketball," "Peter's Suspicions," "Ben's Death," "Saving New York," "Promises - Spider-Man End Titles"
Misc. - "Orbit" by Corbyn Kites

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[@mhz163]

AndrewGodfield 🐀💎

[@celestialxcalabar8732]

Thank you so much for this you have opened my eyes and caused me to realize who I am and why I love this movie and how I now see myself in this adaptation of Peter Parker. Thank you may God grant you a special place in Heaven

[@pranavnnair5]

If only Sony let Mark Webb do his thing, we could have gotten one of the best and most unique Spider-Man movies of all time. Why can't studios just trust the filmmakers they hire to do their job?

[@demon794]

Because money $$$$

[@pranavnnair5]

@@demon794 If they want to make money, they can still do that by trusting the filmmakers that they hire. They have to realize that they don't need to micromanage everything the filmmaker does.

[@introvert9490]

@@demon794 When will they learn. Studios interference with filmmakers almost always fail.

[@jayrett]

Sony didn't want well-made movies at the end of the day, even though they may have thought they did. What they wanted was an MCU-esque franchise that would guarantee them almost a billion dollars every 1-2 years.

[@Wolfbane971]

Tbf we see the successes of studio influences more often then we see the failures when studios don't step in

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

I liked the tonal shift that this series had. Raimi's series felt like a classic Hollywood style take on Spider-Man, with huge action set pieces, fun characters, and a story that only every took itself seriously when it needed to. Webb's series had a more grounded feeling to it. When you break it down, it felt like an indie movie, with a super-hero movie budget. Webb said that he had an obligation to make his own version of the character, and the world that he existed in, and I think he did a superb job at that. The story felt personal, and the action was great, but never too insane. It was a Peter Parker story through and through.

[@punkrocker4life9674]

This is probably the most accurate take, ontop of Sony being the plague of the sequel

[@everything-comics1102]

Thankfully but tasm 3 was gonna be a shit show, resurrection of people etc

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

@@punkrocker4life9674 Sony just needs to stay in their corner and stop interfering with their movies. They need to trust that the filmmakers know what they’re doing. If Sony payed for the creation of the Mona Lisa, they’d probably step in from time to time and tell Da Vinci to put in ninjas or spaceships.

[@addie1496]

@@VideoGameAutopsy Yes! I've said this 1000 times: why hire a director to do a job if you don't trust them enough to do it?

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

He gave us an amazing version of Flash Thompson, who even had his own little redemption arc. I could totally see that guy joining the marines and then later becoming Agent Venom.

[@braydoboss9505]

"We must be greater than what we suffer" feels like a Raimi line in all the best ways. I can't believe all those scenes got cut

[@GuyWithNoNickName]

To be fair, they did give that line to Gwen in the 2nd Movie. When you hear her speech at the end, she says that line.

[@caylya7869]

@@GuyWithNoNickNameWould be more impactful if they said it in the first.

[@ethankillion786]

The Amazing Spider-man is a good film. It avoids most if not all clichés, it's fresh, it's interesting, it's got characters you love to see and actually feel for played by fantastic actors, it's a great Spider-man film and it's sad that a lot of fans seem to be hating it right now.

[@shifterlocker2361]

*cough* mostly half of a good film cause of Sony but yea.

[@captainmarvelwilson508]

I am going to have to disagree. I don’t remember once the movie avoiding many cliches. From what I saw, it had an abundance of cliches. From Uncle Ben’s death, to the villain’s crazy typical plan, to the high school environment.

[@pickleodessey8452]

@@captainmarvelwilson508 The high school environment feels more involved than then Spider man 2002 school was

[@galactic85]

I don't think its great but it doesn't deserve the hate it gets. It's just a very mixed bag. Some of the stuff in there is excellent though.

[@seyio1717]

​@@pickleodessey8452 doesn't mean it's good tho

[@tompollockjr144]

While he wasn't in the best Spidey-Films, Garfield will always be my favorite Spider-Man. He brings a level of realism and heart to it, that is just next level. And he continues to bring it in No Way Home... He had my eyes getting all kinds of juicy when he caught MJ. Admittedly, these two films have a big villain problem. But when it comes to emotion, and character, nothing beats what Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield did in these for me.

[@thatonedudea]

I just need you to know how much I dislike the phrase "eyes getting all kinds of juicy"

[@youtubeviolatedme7123]

@@thatonedudea Well, his eyes used to read "Word Up!" magazine. Salt-n-Pepa and Heavy D up in the limousine.

[@ThePonderer]

This is *exactly* how I feel about the film. I really really adore the character arc given to Peter in this film, but that arc is kinda complete by the halfway point. When Peter finally adopts the moniker of Spider-Man, and stares at that mask in his room, the film crests, and after that it’s all just dealing with the villain plot as a formality. It’s astonishing how much they shafted Conners, Ifans, the whole movie. And for what?

[@solarking952]

I like Peter’s arc too. It’s just kinda a shame that it’s all the result of all that convoluted stuff with his dad. All Richard Parker needed to do without giving too much away is tell Ben and May I need to protect my research from falling into the wrong hands. Oscorp is gonna fabricate evidence against me. Make sure Peter knows this someday. That way Peter won’t feel as abandoned.

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

Yes!!!! Same here. Also, regarding Dr. Conners (I just saw the movie for the first time last night!), I kept staring at him thinking he was the same guy that was Hugh Grant's roommate in the movie *Notting Hill.* Then when the credits rolled and I saw it WAS Rhys Ifans, I was Floored! He was really great!

[@georgethomas4567]

Andrew Garfield was a GREAT Spider-Man he was just trapped in bad movies because of Sony pushing for more and more sequel baiting.

[@cambi0111]

1st one was good, 2nd one had its moments (those moments being few and being carried by Andrew, emma and Sally field) but overall not good

[@hoodiek6802]

The 1st movie wasn't bad though it was rushed because crucial scenes were removed but still good If anything a director's cut needs to be released

[@georgethomas4567]

@@hoodiek6802 Yeah agreed. They cut out some of the most important moments but kept stupid sh** like webbing a man's crotch and being a total stalker to random people. The second film with the exception of Andrew and Emma having great chemistry together and the opening frames of him swinging (which is still the greatest out of any movie imo) that film was just a total dumpster fire. Oh look Felicia Hardy aka Black Cat! Does she do anything cool? Nope sequel bait. Oh look here's the Rhino does he do anything cool? He um.. shoots at some cops and um.. threatens to murder a um.. a child.. WTF? Oh look there's the green goblin there's no way they would mess th... WHY DOES HE LOOK LIKE A TROLL DOLL THAT USED TO BE GREEN BUT GOT BLEACHED IN THE SUN!?!?

[@solarking952]

@@georgethomas4567 I think one of the things that really damages the second film is the mishandling of Peter and Harry’s relationship. Their conflict could have been a lot more tragic and compelling if they had spent most of the film working together trying to make a potential cure. But of course, Peter’s insistence on taking it slow after what happened with Lizard and needing to do Spider Man stuff causes Harry to go fuck it, I’ll do it myself. But no instead let’s just have Peter tell Harry he can’t have his blood, and decide to go to England with Gwen not long after that. That’s fine too.

[@georgethomas4567]

@@solarking952 And making a giant wall of strings to the "For Youououo!!!" song because it's the 2010's!!!! God that scene was so stupid 🤣 What was the purpose?

[@halfdeadwizard1009]

Unpopular opinion: Amazing Spider-Man had my favorite suit and I didn't mind the yellow eyes

[@mickeymouse7726]

I like the suit from the amazing Spider-Man

[@JesusFlores-rw8ry]

me too

[@brewmaster2912]

I liked it too

[@pickleodessey8452]

It’s my 2nd favorite spidey suit with my favorite being TASM 2 suit

[@markgundle4150]

I agree. If nothing else, it made this version visually distinct from the others. That they went back to the usual suit in TASM 2 is a travesty.

[@CocatGaming]

The studio really did the Amazing films dirty. The amount of stuff they removed especially for certain characters should’ve not happened. All those deleted scenes they removed that expanded on Dr. Connors really upsets me that they removed them. They should’ve been in the film, and they should’ve not been deleted scenes.

[@joeyblaze2509]

I wish Webb was allowed to make a low stakes Lizard story like in Spectacular Spider-Man. Where Peter tries to catch Lizard before he hurts people and cure him before the secret gets out about what happened to him. Instead the studio wanted a highs stakes story which didn't help at all.

[@chronicbrightside8757]

I'm so glad you brought up the deleted scenes. I remember watching them and going, "wow, this movie would be so much better if they'd left these in!" Something I haven't said about a movie since Lemony Snicket's A Series Of Unfortunate Events (if you enjoy that movie at all, be sure to track down the DVD version of it with all the deleted and alternate scenes). The Amazing Spider-Man duology is super underrated, it had it's problems for sure but even with its glaring flaws, I enjoyed it more than the MCU iteration... except No Way Home, but to be fair, almost everything good about that movie was because of the pre-MCU movies.

[@warriorboltz8817]

honestly what were the producers thinking when cutting the scenes the would’ve made the movie greater smh

[@whispergeek7961]

"How are we supposed to sell action figures of 'uplifting character growth' or 'philosophical struggle'? Just make the dinosaur man a bad guy and male sure the climax can be sold as a Lego set piece!" -Avi Ar---some Sony exec, probably

[@Pellz]

some guy on reddit made an extended cut and edited in the deleted scenes. It arguably made the movie ten times better. I honestly think the movie wouldve been looked back upon more fondly if all the deleted scenes had been kept in the movie

[@dasfowler]

"I was in middle school" Holy crap I'm old....

[@coletrainhetrick]

As a person whose favorite Spiderman movie is Spiderman 3, know that it is about what you value and take away from a film, not what the masses say. You showed me this film has a lot more to it than I initially anticipated and honestly I thank you for that.

[@pranavnnair5]

Another movie that is greatly improved by extra scenes is Batman Vs Superman: Ultimate Edition. In the theatrical cut, the plot was thin, the characters weren't fleshed out, and there was barely any motive for Batman and Superman to fight. When I first watched the theatrical cut, I was very disappointed and had lost all my faith in the story that they were trying to tell. However, upon watching the ultimate edition, my experience with the movie was much more positive. The extra 30 minutes were very crucial to the story and added a lot to the movie. While the theatrical cut was a 4/10, the ultimate edition was a solid 8/10. This just shows that studios have no idea about what needs to be added or cut from a movie to make it better. The simple solution would be to let the filmmakers decide what the final cut should look like.

[@AnAnimatorsWorld]

#ReleaseTheWebbCut, the cut of TASM (movies) which shows a lot more with better scenes that make the movie much better, which NEEDS to be released.

[@thomasdeen2099]

It seriously needed the scene where Connors visits his son, he could literally be the reason why Connors would cling to his humanity.

[@sopebarrofficial3557]

I’m still way too nostalgic for this movie, it was the first time I saw Spider-Man on the big screen and I still adore the direction and ideas! Even if it isn’t quite as amazing as I once thought it was!

[@colbyturner9573]

Andrew Garfield has ALWAYS been my favorite spiderman and franchise or the spidermen. It hit me at the time I needed it. I needed a hero who was an outcast. It's relatable. The Amazing Spiderman in my opinion is the best of all of them cuz it's romantic, dramatic and it's still spiderman. It's not just about spiderman. It's also about Peter dealing with his issues. All the other films don't touch on his own issues.

[@oscarcraig2551]

I agree, i know the movie isnt perfect, and when i first watched it i hated it and i watch it now and it is my favourite marvel movie with spiderman 2. Even when i read the first ultimate spiderman comic i liked it even more. It is basically amazing. They are the same Peter Parker. And not only this movie understood the issues Peter faces, but spectacular and spiderman ps4 too. That makes spiderman more loveable. And tobey is excellent but he was serious.

[@colbyturner9573]

@@oscarcraig2551 agreed. Ps4 spiderman made me tear up. Also the white blue and red suit is SOOO SEXY!!!

[@LeonardoSilva-nh2gg]

I've always found it funny that Sony deleted important lizard, electro and harry scenes in both films And they still wanted to make a movie about the sinister six

[@mickeymouse7726]

I genuinely still love both the amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2 both films a very underrated Spider-Man movies in my opinion but I do understand all your points their very valid man

[@jimbobrl8453]

Dude, you should watch the original pre-vis for the final battle. It completely explains why connors saves peter and is mostly a dialogue scene rather than a fight scene. It would have been a perfect resolution to the story and ties into the main message very well.

[@carpetlayenful]

Without the deleted scenes you are get the connection of Peter and Conners. You just need to have emotional security to understand and able to make the connection. Conners loss of life and limb left him with nothing, but his work. That he cannot complete. He is finally able to regain that part that he lost, but suffers the mutation. Leading him to break. I have paid mine and this is what I was rewarded everyone should be allowed to join me in these break thoughs. As a scientist it is his duty.

[@noctisluciscaelum2960]

It’s a beautiful film. The deeper parts get to me every time in a way no other spider man ever did. Flaws and all Andrew was always my Spider-Man

[@bingo784]

Art is the artist trying to make the art that they want, but big corpo breathing down their neck with fifty thousand alterations.

[@rexcelsior5415]

I agree with all your points but I still can’t help but love these two movies. I recently rewatched TASM 1 and 2 and I tried to look for the faults I knew were there, I tried to criticize the messy plots and sequel baiting, but I couldn’t help but have a huge smile across my face the entire time I was watching. The movies are so fun and the characters are so great, and Andrew was born to be Spider-Man. I have the nostalgia for the Sam Raimi trilogy, and I have moments that I enjoy from the Home trilogy, but The Amazing Spider-Man duology is in my mind the perfect Spider-Man story put to the screen currently. The only thing I would put above it is Spider-Man PS4, that story was so engaging.

[@mj6400]

I’m convinced the spider-man ps4 game is the reimagined TASM series. There are plot lines directly from the TASM movies in the game.

[@russian9959]

​@@mj6400YES JESUS CHRIST IM GLAD I AINT THE ONLY ONE THAT THOUGHT THAT SPIDERMAN PS4 WAS AN ESPIRITUAL SEQUEL TO THE MOVIES

[@SocksFC]

I liked the Amazing Spider-Man 1 but not the Amazing Spider-Man 2. I prefer the darker tone of the 1st one which felt like the Ultimate comics, which is absent from the 2nd one

[@ThatGuyThai]

Right off the bat interested to see more but definitely up your volume, tough to hear ya

[@franklynchacha803]

The half movie thing makes sense though. You gotta remember that not only is this a peter Parker movie, it’s also a Spider-Man movie. The half shows Peter becoming Spider-Man

[@Matty442]

I love this film so much it's a massive comfort film for me I don't know why but I also don't know if I want a reason I'm happy to accept something makes me happy and brings me comfort and maybe doesn't have logic or reasoning idk

[@SonicHedgehog1991]

This video captures perfectly why I relate the most to Andrew and Marc Webb's Spider-Man. This spidey often gets criticise for its inaccuracies but it's kinda hypocritical of those who complain since the entire purpose of Spider-Man's character was that anyone can be Spider-Man (a hero).

[@frankd8958]

Much love bro

[@suto5704]

Seriously this is a fantastic video

[@demon794]

Amazing analysis as always!! ❤❤

[@defaint7023]

Holyyy this video almost made me cry

[@jonathandrown6615]

They should’ve cut out all the “save the city from weird superweapon” and left it at “Spider-Man must save the city from rampaging lizard man while Peter Parker tries to save his friend”

[@owellafehr5191]

I absolutely LOVE what you say about art at the start of section 5 - really wonderful summation of it all!

[@nicholasvalverde1122]

Good video. I mean it. Those were good thoughts and what you said had value.

[@Phoenixash-delfuego]

Very good analysis.

[@arrexu01]

What a beautiful video. Completely underrated i swear. Made me tear up.

[@yammerrryeet511]

Even with the missing pieces (missing scenes), this is a pretty good Spider-Man movie. I at least felt something out of this compared to Disney’s Spider-Man.

[@Matthew-xz7vl]

Thank you for these heartwarming videos, I can always find a way to connect and cry with your words. Hope you have a lovely day!

[@brianfarnsley8631]

Thank you story street for this video. I’m going through a very dark time of life right now and this was a very uplifting caring exploration of this film. I really appreciate it.

[@uideathgod4587]

you described exactly how I feel about this movie its honestly one of my favorite spiderman movies and I feel some of the deleted scenes could've helped this movie a lot more especially the all the power you feel scene

[@ralekwashere1519]

keep up the great work!

[@pierpaolomercurio]

Great video as always

[@johnoliverfainsan3115]

Man, I hope in time the internet catches on how amazing this channel is. I only have a limited time on the internet these days and StoryStreet's channel feel like one of the few worth watching (and I'm subscribed to 250+ channels).

[@Nathantoland]

I think this video just reminded me and reinforced why I love the ASM duology and why I always will. It was something I needed when I was growing up, I was the kid that was ignored and the outcast, I saw myself in this version of Peter; I see myself when he argued with May and Ben... I see myself when Peter asks out Gwen- This film helped me figure out who I am and I thank it: A decade later I still have the same love for this film as I did when I was 9 years old. Without this film I wouldn't grow close with my friends if it didn't exist. ASM is the reason I'm the person I am today and I couldn't be happier calling myself a massive fan of them despite the issues there is. They didn't matter, what mattered was seeing Spider-Man become Spider-Man

[@adriannunez6594]

I was in middle school too when it came out . That's so cool bro

[@gamestarz7030]

heart touching ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@andorfanjullopez2427]

Great video!! I love ur channel

[@scoundrel1692]

We love when StoryStreet uploads!

[@rottensquid]

Every once in a while, I watch a thing like this and realize the kids are gonna be alright. Thanks for this essay, it really gives me hope for the future. This is why superheroes exist, and why we go back to them again and again. Their simple stories can contain so much of the human experience. The superhero, I feel, represents the warrior archetype in the broadest sense, taking on the metaphor of life as a battle to be fought. And I think this is a good metaphor for life, not despite its darker overtones, but because of them. It reminds us how close the dark side is, how easily we can become the shadow version of the warrior, just as Peter Parker does early in this film. Kurt Connors as the Lizard is a perfect representation of the monstrous shadow warrior, a perfect monument of muscle and power, except without humanity. The metaphor is so on the nose it's ridiculous, but that's what makes superhero stories so great. They're not trying to be subtle. One of the things I didn't care for about Amazing Spider-Man is how hard it leaned into dark shots, dark shadows, and dark characters. I think it's safe to guess that it was conceived in the shadow of Batman Begins, trying to match the mood, the complex origin story, etc. Everyone could see that it was a Spider-Man film trying to be something else, rather then embracing what makes Spider-Man great. I'm not surprised to learn that the scenes that made it a true Spider-Man movie were deleted. Without them, the film's villain doesn't reflect Spider-Man, and so beating him doesn't show us the core of Spider-Man's character. He's just an obstacle to be overcome. So what's the core of Spider-Man? I think you found it in this essay. He's a boy trying to become a man by taking on the burden of the world alone. Yet, like all of us, he's not quite strong enough to do it alone, and must rely on help of others. And that help comes because everyone can see how much he's done for them. So he represents the conflicted duality of self-reliance and mutual support that lies at the core of our social fabric. As you pointed out, the cranes scene was a pure, perfect Spider-Man moment that captures this transition from self-reliance to mutual support. It's like the scene in Spider-Man 2, when the people he saved on the subway car carry him to safety, or in Spider-Man 1, when the people he rescued from Green Goblin's no-win scenario distract Gobby, giving him a chance to save both them and MJ. To be honest, I've always been more of a Batman fan. But Batman films have very few true Batman moments. Perhaps because it's hard to put one's finger on what makes a Batman moment. It's not just standing over the city with your cape flapping. It's not saying "I'm Batman," or even "I'm vengeance. I am the night." That's just the pose. Whatever it is, it seems to me the films haven't quite found it yet. While Sam Raimi knocked his portrait of Spider-Man out of the park by finding that duality within him. And Mark Webb clearly understood it too. And it's a shame he didn't get to fully express it. It doesn't take a huge leap of logic to notice how many superhero films start off as real films, only degenerate into a listless parade of effects, stunts, contrived stakes, and empty triumphs. Wonder Woman is a perfect example, a film that lost track of its real story in the final act. And Marvel Studios seems to have abandoned their higher aims in order to churn out that formula. But I think it's better for us to look for what's good in films than what's bad, to see what's there rather than complain endlessly about what's not. We should draw a distinction between criticizing a film for not living up to its own intentions, and criticizing it for not living up to our expectations. After all, the last thing we really want is for every film to be exactly what we expect.

[@manny12000]

Let's go he's back

[@benjaminfenty8745]

Excellent video! I like The Amazing Spider-Man movies very much, but I agree they have some pacing issues.

[@USALibertarian]

The first one was pretty good. I think your analysis is spot on.

[@TheKingOfRuckus]

Going to buy AMS in part because of this video, nice work!

[@Sleeepehead]

ive said it once and ill say it again. one of the most under rateed channels on this platform

[@Bindersquinch]

I’m sold, release the Webb cut.

[@alwf905]

This is how i feel about man of steel, loved it in middle school, but rewatching it now, it’s not how i remember it.

[@noahmeyer9756]

Wasn't "we must be greater than what we suffer" in Gwen's graudation speech in TASM2? Makes me think Marc Webb wanted that to be the main thematic thesis of the series, as TASM2's deleted ending with Richard had him give Peter similar advice. "Don't [go on without Gwen,] take [the memory of her] with you."

[@dminicm4603]

(just a little rant) for as long as i can remember spider-man had been not only my favorite superhero, but my idol. i aspire to be as strong as him and courageous as he is. this movie was the first spider-man movie i saw in the theaters and i remember the audience and seeing people of all ages here to see one man. andrew is my spider-man, i tried to dress like him, style my hair the same, hell i even tried skating cuz of him. this movie means the world to me and after watching probably over 50 times i felt a connection between me and peter in this movie, and tbh if it wasn’t for this movie i don’t think my love for spider-man would be as big as it is now in my teens. this movie definitely has its flaws, what movie doesn’t? but in my eyes, this movie is my definitive spider-man movie.

[@joshwilkins9138]

Great video! I feel very similarly. I like a lot of what the movie sets up and works with, but the third act just loses me.

[@MilestheDirtyMindedGoblin2099]

4:46 I agree I love how we really see how much Peter is hurting after Ben’s death. This is the start of Spider-Man and it’s important that Uncle Ben’s death has impact on Peter.

[@yarn_boy]

I always felt bad looking at the discussions of people hating this movie. It was the first time on my birthday that my dad did something I actually wanted to do. He took me to see this movie and I loved it. It was my favorite movie ever for years. Seeing this video helps me to realize why I love it so much. I see the mistakes like the video points out but I think I latched on to what it was trying to be. Great video!

[@omegaproductions6660]

I am definitely conflicted about the second movie, I see why people hate on it, but usually I hear the same arguments: two many villains (Witch is one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard), two many plot points, confusing Gwen relationship drama, Captain Stacy ghost, and bad villains, but I find many great highs, like many emotional scenes, and great dialogue and suspense, and memorable and a stunning effects and fight scenes. The lows of this movie are big lows but the highs are so dang highs that is why I give The Amazing Spider-Man 2 a 6/10

[@johndamenillusionist4342]

Wow...I gotta say, you have me convinced that the key to a totally better film was left on the cutting room floor with this movie. Those scenes make a huge difference.

[@damianpadayachee5111]

Your videos remind me a lot of Kyle Robes. Great care was clearly taken into making the video have a cohesive narrative and message.

[@itsflvckobruv6319]

Why is this channel so underrated

[@Phoenixash-delfuego]

799 likes........you deserve so much more.

[@alpacapines8553]

I never liked or disliked this movie, but you're right I don't know where this movie falls. And that tonal shift is what I feel is what's at the heart of it.

[@tintan1235]

best spiderman

[@SpeedDemon55]

This is my favourite Spider-Man movie. I saw this movie when I was 4 years old and I still cherish it. It is even better to me now and connects with me more. Peter feels exactly like me and what I go through. Grief, trying to understand myself and be happy with who I am. Not what I am told to be or what I want to be.

[@ethanrichard4950]

Sad to hear you're going through that. I know Jesus has helped me through my struggles. I'll be praying for you.

[@ICEMAN-Z8]

From someone growing up since the to toby era of spiderman, the amazing spiderman is the best of them all hes the best peter, the best spiderman, the best suit “TASM2” the best girlfriend and the best villains so far. To me I enjoyed the amazing spiderman so much and still rewatch it every couple of years and i think it didn’t get the chance to finish its story.

[@livingbyheart8510]

please make a video on pirates of Caribbean,please its a request glad that u made this video, love you 3000

[@angylizard9344]

I was 6 when it came out and boy did I love it and I get this

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

I'm starting to think I'm being watched like in The Truman Show. Last night, I finally (after 10 years) watched *The Amazing Spider-Man* and then today this video is recommended to me! 😮 It felt disjointed and I couldn't figure out why. And now that I've seen this brilliant analysis, I understand why I felt that way. Thank you so much for this!!! 🤗👍🏽

[@alexcoyg3281]

I dont know why when i watched this movie it felt like i was watching a game walk through and less of a film, it wasnt a bad experience just different to the Raimi's films.

[@deveshsood6087]

I've loved this film from the first time I saw it. When I heard about the MCU reboot, I was pretty excited, but was more upset they were just ending these ones. I still think this is the best live action Spider-Man film by far, even though I have a few minor gripes (primarily the editing)

[@anakin-is-panakin]

I really loved Andrew’s spider man. I’m indifferent to his Peter Parker. But he really embodies spider-man’s ideals.

[@elijahlane9459]

I’ve always been a huge fan Andrew’s my fav spidey and I think you’re spot on however I think his performance and physicality makes up for a lot of the story problems

[@beauty1nchaos]

wooow this shit had more potential than i thought. like i love tasm but now i love it even more for those deleted scenes

[@DAVELAAR666]

My favoutite. Can Relate

[@jackservans6906]

I love the Stan Lee cameo in this movie, but the best Stan Lee cameo is the one from the end of Spider-Man: The Animated Movie.

[@SuperHns]

series, yes

[@JerkWarlord]

What a fucking awesome video.

[@dankane1363]

Imagine saying Spider-Man’s powers are “in the background of the narrative”

[@Surftheweb_1]

I'd *love* to hear your thoughts on The Batman. Great review!

[@Film_Addict]

Hey man, this made me cry. I love these films and i love your take on the films even though i do not fully agree with all of them. Hope everything works out for ya! Much Love.

[@XX-121]

👆ahahahaha

[@Film_Addict]

@@XX-121 Tf is funny?

[@XX-121]

@@Film_Addict your face when you cry

[@sharky255]

Ok the fact that the movie about regaining limbs got important scenes cut it a little funny, but I love tasm 1&2

[@shadowdecidueye]

Please, you gotta do more Spider-Man

[@matthewvanzandt6589]

Amazing Spider-Man is my favorite spider-man movie

[@nickyandreawan26]

OMG after 10 years, I just knowing about deleted scene.

[@Man_of_Oil]

now you've got me wondering why we never got a director's cut of this film. or at the very least a fan edit that adds these back in

[@ramonsanchez6903]

Lizard looks like Killer Crocodile from the Bat Man Series

[@LLLLLLLLLLLL117]

I loved tas universe and movies

[@msf2399]

stillmyfavoritespidermanmovie.

[@hoodiek6802]

Yes This is what I've been seeing The deleted scenes were very crucial to the film Deleting it rushed which didn't need to happen I hope A directors cut is released with all the deleted scenes added

[@CosmicCinema1]

I wish they could have released the first Amazing Spider-Man film with the deleted cuts intact, that definitely would have made it better.

[@akiriith]

I always liked this movie - and I still really do, its one of my favorite Spidey movies - but it really sucks that they took off so much from it. I can understand how some scenes hurt the pacing of the movie but I wish they really could have used those deleted scenes.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

The reason why the original trilogy and TASM1 were memorable, was because of the producer LAURA ZISKIN It was because of her and her husband (the screenwriter Alvin Sargent) that the movies had depth She was the only one capable to tell AVI ARAD when to back off Unfortunately, she died in 2011, during the production of TASM1 Without her, there was no one to stop Arad from destroying the franchise Spiderman was nothing without her