Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) - A Trapped Hero Scene (9/10) | Movieclips

[@JhoRPG]

when he started to panic, it really freaked me out. that is the kind of thing any of us would do for real.

[@donalyshaw1584]

yeah

[@naxionkryelight951]

This spiderman still dont have Experienced of fear of death in that situation.. where he can only rely on tech not his strength

[@johnnypimpinz5202]

Lol m1ee too

[@doctoraspect5798]

We wouldn't be able to do this. We'd be dead. 😂

[@iamunoriginalattimes3400]

@@naxionkryelight951 he doesn't have the suit in that moment. He has to rely on his own strength that his why he panicked at first and then tried to lift the concrete off of himself. You could see how afraid he was. He thought he was going to die but then he remembered Tony's words and lifted the concrete.

[@swilkins1984]

They nailed the fact that while he is Spider-man, he is also still a kid. Even with his abilities he still has the natural fears and doubts that kids go through as they grow up.

[@zenayr]

That's part of why I love Tom Holland's Spider-Man. He actually acts more like a kid. He's the inexperienced Spider-Man that we only saw glimpses of in the other two. He's slowly becoming the hero we know. I would love to see them make ones where he's in college and more experienced.

[@Flome810]

@@zenayr Spider man ps4 exists, bud.

[@blackgoku3289]

@@Flome810 isn't that one supposed to be 20 or sum? & More experienced

[@Flome810]

@@blackgoku3289 He said he would like to see something where peter is an adult.

[@vivaraulito]

Exactly what I’m saying but unfortunately people use this as a reason to put his version of Spiderman in the trash

[@anthonyvillanueva5226]

If I recall, Stan Lee wrote Spider- Man to show that a kid didn't have to be a sidekick, he could be a hero too. This scene perfectly captured that. Peter is just a kid, but he rises above that to be the hero his city needs.

[@sladerulez7695]

Anthony Villanueva but not what it deserves... I'm sorry

[@kellogscornflakes2430]

john flores why?

[@sladerulez7695]

WackyTabakee dark knight reference.

[@wea1239]

how many heroes are in new york?

[@Hellfire918]

In the comics almost all of the Marvel lineup is in or around New York City...in the MCU.....it's pretty much the same thing. So all the heroes are in New York....except Thor & the Guardians.

[@thorthegodofthunder2313]

His acting here is REALLY good. You can really feel his fear when he’s panicking and screaming for help

[@Wildnose1337]

It really hits hard, in a very real way. Even though I wasn't there, I'm sure there were plenty of people after the 9/11 attack or other similar building collapses where people where trapped, just like this. Some were rescued but unfortunately most were not as lucky. It's part of what has always made Tom Holland a favorite of mine. He made it feel real.

[@Sonicteenhedgehog]

2:15;The Vulture kneeling on a build-board.

[@notsoluffy8196]

@@Wildnose1337 9 11 21

[@lanxe1024]

aww gonna cry??

[@DryDam.]

His voice breaking as well.

[@thelewis2898]

It really felt like a kid fearing for his life, props to Tom Holland

[@thatonespoopykid1214]

He did great

[@skar8009]

Infinity War broke my heart because of that reason if you know what I'm talking about.

[@hellothere2464]

Skar800 Don’t remind me... tom Holland was phenomenal in that scene but it broke me

[@adaj472]

Exactly... my heart. Real heroes aren’t numb to fear... they feel the fear and do it anyway.

[@madisonbaguette2890]

César Noran FUCK YEAH PROPS TO TOM HOLLAND

[@unwritten_zephyr]

That genuinely sounded like Peter was having a panic attack. This was such a great scene, one of, if not the best in the MCU.

[@jadebocking4548]

unwrittenZephyr i think everyone would have a panic attack in that situation

[@annabelle5182]

@@jadebocking4548 most people would be dead in this situation. You know, if they didn't have tsuper strenght

[@Sunlightprelude]

@@jadebocking4548 that's not what they're talking about. They're talking about how genuine and realistic his acting is.

[@appal5052]

Unwritten_Zephyr This scene and Gwen’s death were delivered amazingly by Tom and Andrew. One of the only times anything has felt actually real. I love the Raimi Trilogy(even the 3rd Which was meh compared to the others) but I can’t remember a scene in it where it made me feel like this.

[@mariamalmosawi4419]

What's MCU

[@BboyZoinks]

when he screams for help you remember he's just a 15 year that would panic like any of us and thought he was going to die! Talk about character development! it didn't have to have a villain hell bent on destroying the city, i love tobys spiderman but this was amazing too and finally did what the others didnt and remind you not only of Spiderman but of Peter Parker as well

[@MeruOnYT]

Spider-Man 2 was all about peter Parker, that’s why there was so little Spider-Man scenes. And it did the best job of portraying peter, not this

[@BboyZoinks]

+Rey it portrayed Peter as an adult though, like every man finding his way. This one reminded you Spiderman is a 15 year old boy to the core still going out risking his life. Toby's Spider-Man to me is what Tom's spiderman will become when he gets older. This one was more true to spiderman as he started a kid. Toby's was more true to him as an adult spiderman.

[@JoeyDChosen1]

Rey you must know nothing of spiderman to say spiderman 2 did the best of Peter parker, yeah spiderman 2 was amazing and its my favorite movie but nothing like how peter Parker really is, this one showed the best of peter parker, he is super smart, created web shooters and the webbing himself as you saw in the classroom scene of him making more webs, he is 15 as he is suppose to be as the cartoons and comics, he gets serious when someone he cares about are in danger, he will get scared well here as he is still starting to be spiderman because he is a kid and he is funny and talks and makes jokes as he fights unless its serious moment he would be really serious but yeah. Tom holland did the best spiderman and peter parker, as i love tobeys spiderman, tom holland did the best of peter parker and spiderman as how spiderman and peter parker should be. Almost all of spiderman comics are of him as kid/teenager in high school. Tobeys spiderman was based of adult spiderman like the spiderman cartoon that would show on Disney XD back in the like 2000 or 2004 or something like that. But spiderman has always been a teenage/kid in high school. And spiderman homecoming delivered it perfectly. My favorite will always be spiderman, i have seen literally every single spiderman series and played all of the games and read a lot of his comics. This is how spiderman is done. Maybe he didnt create his suit but i think they did it like that from tony stark so you dont forget he is with the avengers now, the MCU or you know have a connections with iron man and the other heroes, i didnt mind it that much that he didnt create the actual suit because they wanted to have the classic look but different how its made and who made it so it can be different from the pervious movies to bring something new yet still kept it classic and truly to how he is, which i understand but the rest is spot on how he truly is

[@AdequateProximityPH]

Rey why can't I find a person who loves both versions of Spiderman ffs

[@abear6028]

Classroom Productions I love them both.

[@ericstorm6582]

I laugh at the thought that Peter's classmates, Michelle, Flash and everyone has no idea how much pain Peter has been through, like they're all mostly enjoying Homecoming at the moment, and Peter's screaming in pain and crying under a building

[@MarryPotter8163]

Oh my word! Yesss! This is so correct. :D

[@ethan-hv1ly]

now they know lol

[@narufan987]

That's Spider-Man for ya

[@peterhenry1927]

Basically my prom,except that i was'nt in some falling building

[@Masonia_]

@@peterhenry1927 not yet

[@adrianroque6990]

I love how every iteration of Spider-Man has THAT moment, the moment they really become the hero the city needs. For Tobey it was the train scene, for Tom it was this scene...even Andrew had that kind moment (imo) when he saved the kid from the burning car

[@ironicanimations]

Ye exactly :0

[@MysterySteve]

Andrew may be my least favourite Spidey actor, but that scene in TASM is one of the absolute most Spider-Man things ever put to film. There's nothing that can take away my love of the train scene, but in my opinion that TASM scene beats it in terms of 'Spider-Man factor' by just a hair.

[@raffie8903]

for me it wasnt the train scene in spiderman 2. ite was when he went inside the burning building without his powers lol

[@lilwelfarecheck3626]

@@raffie8903 for me it was the bridge battle.

[@Genu1]

miles after his dad talked to him, and he got his suit and did a leap of faith

[@Gio-hj8uk]

Now this is what I like about this part right here, when he's trapped under that rubble screaming for help this show's us he's not invincible like iron man, he's not a patriot like captain America, he's not mighty like thor, or incredible like hulk he's only a kid and just like us he can still get hurt and fear's he's gonna die.

[@masonwright7700]

Gio 0397 he is mighty

[@kevindecara9237]

This scene isn't about showing us a scared kid, it's about showing us he's a kid who can overcome being scared.

[@thatonespoopykid1214]

He was terrified of dying at first, but he overcame that. He knows he could do it. He is strong and brave boi

[@Gillian_Randone]

He was terrified of dying at first then infinity war.

[@camerontroutman1605]

Delet478 In Infinity War, I was sad when he saw that coming.

[@sparshitasahu2539]

This is spiderman's most vulnerable scene. It shows how he's just a kid, afraid to die under the rubbles. His fear made him so vulnerable,he was practically begging for someone to save him even when he knows there's no one in the area.

[@LiuKang33440]

Wait till you see no way home

[@mr.sidecomments9278]

Let's not forget he's in the villain's lair. That would mean Peter's desperately pleading for anyone, including the Vulture's goons to get him out of that rubble.

[@social_avocado]

​@@mr.sidecomments9278it would be crazy to see the culture realizing he's just a kid

[@toons8744]

Coming back to this scene after seeing NWH. You can really see how they've developed this version of Peter and this was the first hint of that. This scene made me a believer and it feels so good to see what hes become.

[@CoolGent87]

💯💯💯

[@thatmechatard8760]

Facts! Because of this scene i have so much faith in Tom's Spider-Man that in the end he'll be a great hero... and after watching NWH, I'm really really proud of him

[@supersamples1718]

No Way Home proved that he's one of the best spiderman and most comic accurate spider man out of all the live action ones

[@anonymousmarv5048]

@@supersamples1718 I wouldn't say he's the most comic accurate yet, but I'd argue he's the best even now before we see him as an adult.

[@supersamples1718]

@@anonymousmarv5048 not completely but the person who can almost relate to the comics

[@aguywithalotofopinions412]

This 21 year old is one of the best actors in the MCU

[@danielz-v4083]

Shadowds999 ONE OF. LEARN HOW TO READ, buddy.

[@randomness5281]

@Shadowds999 except, he is

[@sambenmoser1240]

@@danielz-v4083 " WAY BETTER" learn how to read mate

[@danielz-v4083]

Sambenmoser what? The problem was that the op was talking about how TH was one of the best in the movie, and the guy replied saying RDJ as Stark was way better. No correlation at all.

[@sambenmoser1240]

@@danielz-v4083 if a couple of individuals are in a group of the best, they have to have at least close to equal value/quality. If one of those individuals is way! above the scale, (s)-he is automatically the best and the others share a second level or whatever you want to do with them

[@auroraSLAP]

“No matter how many times I get hit, I ALWAYS get back up.”

[@Sonicteenhedgehog]

"I'll always have my family, you ever heard of the shoulder-touch?"

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

*Hey.*

[@SpFlash1523]

"HEY KINGPIN!! PUSH THE GREEN BUTTON FOR ME!!"

[@LucinaIRL]

I love that sm

[@Phoenix-214]

"I can do this all day." "You've got heart, kid. Where y'from?" "Rgh- Queens-" "Brooklyn."

[@chbthalia9006]

*when you remember he is only 15*

[@jayleek485]

CHBThalia he's 21

[@chbthalia9006]

Jay Elizabeth the character he plays is 15. I know Tom Holland is 21 I’m not an idiot 😂

[@jayleek485]

CHBThalia oh sorry 😂

[@ThatGuySpidey]

CHBThalia A 15 year old with super human strength of a spider..

[@chbthalia9006]

Scarlet Avenger he has super strength but he still has the mentality of a kid

[@tzafrisfe7085]

This scene is based on the comics It Shows how strong actually spidey is..

[@Sea-Bird..]

Kinda actually, comic spider is way stronger than this one(at least in this moment), i mean he has made a plane crash safely with his bare hands, when he got serious with kingpin he took him out without even breaking a sweat, he has lifted an entire pilar of the Daily Bugle, he lifted an entire underwater base while seriously injured, and much much more.

[@danielrobertson5608]

Ohhh yeahhh ! It was that time that Octopus guy trapped him in an underwater building

[@flyde6521]

this movie is actually based on the comics, lots of references to Spiderman

[@Yurusan717]

@@flyde6521 I feel like MCU took more from Miles Morales than Peter Parker

[@satyamdeb4187]

@@Sea-Bird.. let me remind u here in this scene he is just 15 years old

[@haley9976]

This scene is so powerful. In that moment he's just a not, alone and scared. Ugh I love this movie.

[@ericdxfan511]

The one in the comics is better than this.

[@ericdxfan511]

@@joelmiller2601 So I'm not right?

[@joelmiller2601]

ericdxfan511 i never said that

[@max.cr33p]

Dang, Tom Holland is a really good actor

[@Blueberry40]

He DID That.

[@pedroroh8838]

You should go watch "the impossible" it was a long time ago but even then, Tom as a child is an incredible actor, his control over his expression of emotion is near perfect. His brothers in the movie are great actors too.

[@thebakeosaurusrex8361]

Have you seen his first film the impossible he does incredibly

[@Ben_Kimber]

I mean, I agree, but also thought the length of his dusty scene in Infinity War was unnecessary, and it didn’t make sense to me why it took so long for him to disappear. Same with the “We won, Mr. Stark” scene in Endgame. He’s a good actor, but I felt like he talked a little too much in those scenes.

[@Krakacen]

​@@Ben_Kimber Some people turned a while after others, in the case of Peter his spider sense told him that he was in mortal danger moments before he turned to dust, also iirc his regenerative abilities kept him alive a little longer, I mean, obviously his death was prolonged, but at the same time it's quite "justified"

[@scottmccall2680]

A lot of non comic book fans said this was the cheesiest part of the movie. I couldn't disagree more. This is my favorite moment in the entire film and clearly an homage to Amazing Spider-Man #33.

[@m.o.485]

But...it was cheesy. Especially with his face reflected in the water

[@Jellybob69]

They still botched the fuck out of it. The reason these scenes work is because whatever is trapping the hero is a metaphor for all the emotional weight they're burdened by, so when they lift it, it implies they've finally gotten over it. The film tried to do that, but failed terribly. I couldn't give a shit, I knew he would escape then go off to fight the Vulture and get his suit back. This moment could've been the climax of an actual Spider-Man film, not just a scene to be thrown in there for the sake of appeasing fans. Now we will never see it be done justice.

[@hazmat4260]

It wouldn't have worked as a climax to anything other than a TV episode. The scene works fine but the problem is Stark's voiceover. It's really cheesy and in your face. I mean we saw the reflection and then Peter's expression. Okay. Got it. Thanks. now they throw that in? Yeesh

[@amsheel9921]

Like Sam Raimi's Spider Man didn't have ton of cheesy moments.

[@marvelanddc911]

Teen wolf

[@rionelupus]

in an alternate universe, peter straight up dies here, imagine how dark that’d be

[@riddhima1841]

I don't think so he will after all he is spider man

[@islasim7649]

yo imagine tony’s reaction finding out he died after the last thing they did was argue

[@3oclockthoughts468]

@@riddhima1841 seeing as there infinite multiverse in marvel it could be true

[@JoshisJoshisJosh]

Thanks Sylvie, for making what ifs completely possible

[@gamerstrice4731]

In one peter dies after several minutes of hopeless cries for help

[@jesusrodriguez-gn1gw]

I feel so bad when he was screaming for help

[@BboyZoinks]

that was the point, you remember he's just a 15 year old, real epic scene

[@fabiolavivanco2574]

jesus rodriguez screaming?

[@alloy79]

That part made me wonder, after he screamed "NO!" twice , did he yell a name or something else?

[@rampackparcon7188]

I just said that

[@alloy79]

Josiah Joseph where?

[@savannahpfierman8087]

Why does nobody talk about the fact that he lifted a damn building on himself, then proceeded to be involved in a plane crash and fight off a major villain, save the day, and go home with mostly minor injuries..?

[@kokoninhell]

he's stronger than captain america, and he also have regeneration

[@badboujee2511]

He has super strength. That should be easy for him. I don’t know why he was struggling.

[@Aberator5]

White Rice- he’s still new. He doesn’t know his full strength nor is he at full strength. Gotta remember he is still just a kid

[@wurzel9671]

Spiderman is Jesus apparently

[@AgilityDZN]

Spider-Man doesn't have regeneration. It's just he takes hits much less impactful.

[@Rougeification]

I think the thing we all love the most is that his first instinct is to call for help - under all the powers and the quips, he's a kid, and he's scared. That moment when he looks into the mask and realizes that bravery isn't the absence of fear, just the will to act in the fact of it.

[@robertthikkurissy8435]

This is the most accurate spider man. A kid who’s scared and turns to help for adults once in a while when they are scared. I like Tobey and Andrew but something about Tom is just so inspiring and real.

[@tobsonasanya4765]

lol

[@spider-jonah-man7148]

I’d say they’re all the most accurate in different ways. But I can understand why Tom’s your favorite. He’s pretty good.

[@wazemo2764]

That's not what spiderman does, he usually solves things by himself and when a threat is too much to handle he teams up with someone.

[@allahuakbar3639]

@@wazemo2764 like tom hollands Spider-Man basically summed up

[@tobsonasanya4765]

lol

[@dericjames2018]

Good acting by Tom Holland.

[@ameeramehyar]

good? WHAT???!! IT'S GREAT!!!

[@lemonboy9yearsago760]

Ameera Mehyar great!?!?! WHAT ITS *AMAZING*

[@vsbzbzjnzjxjdj]

@@lemonboy9yearsago760 NO ITS NOT -AMAZING- *ITS THE BEST*

[@jingtong2396]

Is it weird that Tom sometimes just look a lot like Tobey ?

[@rfox4545]

Izuku midoriya Its not the best. ITS BETTER THAN THE BEST! NO ONE CAN BEAT TOM HOLLAND’S ACTING! NO ONE.

[@thelasthunter3123]

The moment he screamed made my heart drop. Tom Holland is amazing.

[@joeschmo7834]

Best Spider-Man moment in 14 years. This is who he is. Not invincible, not the strongest, not the most powerful. Spider-Man is supposed to embody the every day man. Someone who has weaknesses and who’s vulnerable. This is why he’s my favorite hero ever. Because he’s just an ordinary kid with a gift and he uses that gift to save the average person.

[@koyelnandy3005]

That's exactly the reason he's my fevorite too. He's an everyday person, just like us. He has bad luck, he's poor, he has bullies to deal with, he's a loner and mostly a kid who's doing something even the strongest of men didn't think at this age. Also, he's a genius and doesn't flaunt it.

[@0Abraham16]

This is like his leap of faith

[@djhyperfresh76]

And, the spider bite? It could've happened to anyone.

[@edmund8954]

i like raimis one better haha

[@camlucas4623]

Edmund Ng Of course you do

[@randomretro887]

This is probably the scene people who say “Holland is not Spider-Man, he always needs iron man help and high tech” forgot, we literally see the essence of spider-man in the whole third act of the movie yet people keep spitting the same about Mcu spidey adaptation

[@kvdjrplays7794]

For real

[@ae8655]

Yes he developed, then the 2nd movie came and it was so bad for his character

[@kvdjrplays7794]

@@ae8655 the blip probably took a toll on him along with Stark dying

[@timmyl6398]

@@ae8655 what do u mean?

[@Requiem0139]

@@timmyl6398 prob means how he mentioned iron man every time an issue came and how we come back to this mentality that he’s nothing without iron man , but in reality Peter needs to realize that he is a true hero and can be there for others without being dependent on someone , which is kinda why everyone calls him iron man jr but we saw that development at the bridge attack in far from home

[@xineav]

I really love how Tony's words of "if you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it" mirrors the moral of "With great power comes great responsibility".

[@thegreatjedi309]

Funny how in Far From Home, Tony relayed a similar quote to Peter via Nick Fury and commented Peter wouldn't get it because it isn't a Star Wars reference

[@rosiesims3988]

Nelson Yeo “Easy lies the head that wears the crown”

[@The_Nerra]

@@rosiesims3988 UNeasy

[@Hunty.]

eh kind of. They aren't quite the same message but close. One says you have to be a hero even when the odds are against you, to take the difficult path. And the other says to always do what's right despite the temptation to do otherwise with immense power.

[@dooddood2015]

not really but ok

[@zay6042]

When he said “Come on Spider-Man” and lifting the builder. Everyone in my theater started chanting Spider-Man, it was amazing

[@moniquemorrow6775]

Ohhh so u watched thjs again bc they were chanting over his voice

[@dev-cj1ox]

r/quityourbs

[@mask1584]

this definently didnt happen

[@CalamariZander]

@@mask1584 nope ...stuff like this definitely happens .... Ever see when a hated character appers on screen? Everyone one in the room goes WILD

[@Blizzious]

@@mask1584 tell that to endgame and the Spider-man reveal at Civil War

[@jotjot5437]

This scene is amazing because at the end of the day he is just a 15 year old boy

[@thec00lgamer79]

With super powers he's had for over 8 months.

[@search2077]

still a young boy.

[@thec00lgamer79]

Bluetastic that is overused by fanboys defending the fact that Spider Man was largely nerfed. Spider Man in Civil War looked experienced and wise. This spider man looks like he got his powers yesterday.

[@ra1lgunz268]

TheC00LGamer nah not really that wise and experienced

[@dannsama7203]

TheC00LGamer how so

[@andrewjelen1810]

"Come on, Spider-Man! COME ON, SPIDER-MAN!" Tom's performance was awesome. His voice when he's trying to lift the rubble sounds panicked at first, but it becomes strong as he finally breaks free. That shows how strong Spider-Man is. He DEFINITELY deserved the worthy role as the iconic web slinging super hero.

[@BenWitya]

I love this scene because you realize you're not watching spider-man. You're watching a 15 year old kid who is way over his head and has to overcome the odds of a social life, and a secret.

[@shockedchrispcats33]

Ok

[@Cloddly3]

Ok

[@etharchildres3976]

Bio Babies Spider-BOY??? Eh, Eh?

[@cosmicpsychonaut7398]

So basically spiderma. Cuz whatu just mentioned here is what spiderman embodies. He is just an average dude who happened to have super powers one day but that doesnt mean his social everyday problems go away he still has to face them

[@FloydRos]

@@cosmicpsychonaut7398 no

[@FILMOMANIAENTERTAINMENT]

with great powers comes a great responsibility and he proves it

[@tamaragunzl6924]

FILMO MANIA ENTERTAINMENT omg I can't breath hahahhahhahaahah

[@katija3347]

yes❤️

[@drewbergen9020]

Thank you, Uncle Ben R.I.P.

[@geoghoul]

I don’t think this had anything to do with the great responsibility he has but with his self motivation to never give up.

[@aspirer47]

@@geoghoul don't take everything so seriously. He said it in a jocular aspect.

[@3bay]

You’re a 15 year old boy, Just started high school You don’t have your license or permit yet By chance You’ve been given a power which you’ve only had for eight months _You’re stuck under a pile of ruble, Storage units, building remains_ You want to give up *But You keep going*

[@gman5727]

But he’s a sophomore...

[@devinjabairemoss]

Gio Lol Yeah, and? He’s also a superhero, dumbass. That’s no excuse to give up

[@guy8643]

@@devinjabairemoss No reason to him a dumbass my guy

[@hairylegs1319]

@@devinjabairemoss Superhero isn't a being, it's not a title, It's what you are at the moment when you don't give up

[@awesumninja8581]

@@devinjabairemoss no reason to call him a dumbass though

[@averysunniemagpie8958]

I feel like this truly shows more of Tom's acting abilities than usual. Since his character is normally so pure and full of childlike energy, it's rare to see him so vulnerable. Other than his fighting with Tony and his struggle to find balance, this panic attack was the most raw scene out of the whole film for me. Loved it.

[@BuddyNovinski]

Tom is one in a billion and a treasure.

[@JjjjjjVvvvv-ny6od]

You should watch The Impossible. It's got Tom in it when he was around 13/14. He's amazing in it.

[@shadwdemn2012]

I love how in this moment we realize...HE IS JUST A KID. a kid that shouldn’t have to do this yet he wants to. A kid who is still vulnerable and innocent. While we were all waiting for tony to come and save him, he realized he needed to save himself. And now I’m rambling sorry. Also props to Tom Holland cause he played this part perfectly

[@Ralph1826]

This was the most powerful scene in the movie. Where we see spider boy proves he is spider man 🙌🤘

[@seintohunter]

*Iron-boy

[@thec00lgamer79]

*Iron-Brat

[@thec00lgamer79]

Godzilla is the king kid, I'm allowed to state my own opinion on the movie. There's nothing wrong with that. "If you don't like it then just watch something else." What the hell kind of logic is that? How am I supposed to know if I like something UNLESS I watch it? And also, if you don't like this comment, don't read it and read something else! More flawed logic lol.

[@gloriousporpoise9731]

TheC00LGamer the entire point of the third act of the movie is that he doesn't need the suit also how is he a brat? He's not Tobey Maguire

[@lorenad.5649]

To me it was powerful because it shows that at the end of the day he is a still a 15 year old boy who fears death like the rest of us.

[@Queen-cm6dz]

Tom Holland is an incredible actor and nothing can change my mind!!!!

[@rigzmoviediaries654]

why would someone want to change your mind when its true

[@TheFLAMEXD]

rigz Because some people refuse to let Tobey Maguire go.

[@baderaqw]

@@TheFLAMEXD yh thats a bit stupid. I liked Tobey Maguires Peter Parker interpretation a little more because he gave me a more nerdy vibe but I REALLY enjoyed Toms modernised Peter Parker.

[@TheFLAMEXD]

Bader Muhammad Same here. I do think Tobey Maguire is a great Peter Parker, and I can understand that people love him. That said, it’s time to move on now.

[@baderaqw]

@@TheFLAMEXD yeh. agreed. both really good actors. Andrew garfield just didn't fit the role of Peter that well cos he didn't look or act like much of a nerd. imo his performance of spider man didnt give his acting justice.

[@Blackphillipsupporter]

Imagine being stuck under that much rubble and you have a heightened sense that is telling you that you are dying, your mind is racing and you are screaming for help because you are 15 and scared. But you calm down enough to focus and literally talk yourself into mustering all of your will to save yourself. That’s what Spidey is all about and that’s why he will always be my favorite super hero

[@Lunarose17]

I grew up with Tobey’s Spider-Man as a kid and then in my preteen years I saw the Andrew’s Spider-Man. Both to me showed 2 parts of Spider-Man. Tobey in my opinion only showed Peter Parker being an outcast, a nerd, overall awkward, and having a really crappy life. Garfield showed Peter Parker’s genius, and as Spider-Man his cockiness, incredible agility and movement. Holland’s shows Peter’s awkwardness, him being a dork, a nerd, and most importantly a kid. As Spider-Man he’s very quippy but pure hearted and funny. Tom Hallond to me is the best Spider-Man, and I say this firmly despite his Spider-Man only having 1 stand alone movie.

[@elmariohuwu3624]

You sir, need a pin.

[@arc4859]

EgocentricHead You don’t know a whole lot about Spider-Man, do you?

[@christianbyers8332]

100% agree with you

[@nimcohussein3102]

not true but ok

[@jalapeno.biznaus5752]

@@nimcohussein3102 what do you mean not true? Lol I'm sorry we're you expecting "Toms a d-hole and Maguire is pure gold"? Get over your self

[@emmybm15]

This scene made me cry in the cinema

[@fabiolavivanco2574]

emmybm15 peter cry ?

[@thec00lgamer79]

Really? It made me laugh.

[@Morning488]

Thec00lGamer yeah I really like this Spider-Man but the other two would just bust out of that like nothing

[@theGBOgamer]

the other ones busting out is the reason this one is beter this scene proofs he's still a kid that can get scared and isn't invicible

[@zackstubbs4394]

the GBO gamer exactly it's perfect, I feel like none of the others really got that side. He's a 15 year old kid. Teenager, naive, a bit stupid and inexperienced but he's got a big heart and strong morals. Tom showed Peter so well. This scene got me right in the emotions lmao

[@vgngolley341]

I honestly forgot that this version of Spiderman was 15 years old, until this scene appeared and it made me respect this version even more. Truly Tom Holland captured the real essence of Spiderman

[@elimanning8808]

Agree. Haven’t seen this since the original Maguire films

[@aliciaborth3016]

And Tom himself a teen barely adult.

[@vgngolley341]

@@elimanning8808 Same

[@vgngolley341]

@@aliciaborth3016 Yep

[@walkerfreeman2697]

After seeing no way home it’s impossible to not cry while watching this. I turned 18 and I practically grew up with all the spider man. Man this character has really touched my heart in the past few months. I couldn’t embrace that fact more tho. Idc if people tell me it’s embarrassing I enjoy spider man because it’s made me who I am today

[@prowthegamer]

Same here bro, nothing embarrassing. If people say anything, at least know, you ain’t alone, I feel the same as well.

[@Humanitip]

you're amazing, this really warmed my heart.

[@nickclark1815]

This scene is when he became Spider-MAN! No more dependence on Stark or the suit, just the willpower of a true hero!

[@reidt182]

Iron Spider & Bosco suit: we'd like to introduce ourselves

[@fronominal5047]

Then he goes right back to it lol

[@ragnarlodbrok1666]

FRO NOMINAL Is like to hear you say that after ffh now?

[@reidt182]

@@ragnarlodbrok1666 I mean... He still wears the suit that was made using Stark tech... But good news is, he doesn't depend on them as much

[@Oswald17]

:D D: alright the suit is made from stark tech but you do know it’s just cloth right. The most advance thing he has in that suit is taser webs

[@rebel_kid9788]

Picture the rubble trapping him is any of your daily struggles. (Depression, Addiction, Loneliness, etc.) Don't let it hold you down! Never surrender!

[@MrUnpredicatable21]

WELL SAID!

[@james-ee3lc]

gays

[@supersaiyangoodmanii.2295]

Rebel_Kid97 that's good combination on the way to put it .

[@Nijwol707true]

Al Capone No u

[@apollo9319]

That was highly inspirational until you got to the incorrectly-spelt 'surrender'

[@xxshanexx1114]

Best scene in the whole movie in my opinion

[@alegria1813]

Yup

[@diogopereira3731]

It is a classic spider man moment and it was so good

[@rayhaanalbuquerque1744]

My favourite moment in all of MCU tbh

[@johnmichael_]

I love how they made "If you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it" as equally effective as "With Great Power comes Great Responsibility" 🕸

[@The_Ultimate_Agent]

I agree!

[@rhyssuy8361]

Still would have preferred uncle ben instead of iron man though

[@charlesbronson2926]

@@rhyssuy8361 I like that it's different. We've seen ben so much, including that crappy portrayal of him in amazing spider man. how dumb was he, running TOWARDS the gun. writers were like, "he's gotta die, just get it over with. who cares?"

[@tonymata8070]

Oh most definitely.

[@Mizushimeee]

@@charlesbronson2926 True lmao raimi uncle ben got accidentally shot (probably) which was understandable but webb uncle ben seems like running to his death 😂

[@vandangerousinc7001]

Homecoming was mostly good fun for me, but this scene (along with Iron Man's confrontation and Vulture's "dad talk") made it one of my top 5 in the MCU.

[@epicgamer4551]

OfficialEVANLUTION the worst Part Is Iron Man stooped The Ferry, It should Have Spidey, and also they built up so much hype about that scene in the trailers

[@Howlingburd19]

I know Homecoming isn’t the best MCU movie, it’s definitely my favorite

[@fishgilbert6875]

Codi The Loner 3rd favorite? Are you serious?

[@fishgilbert6875]

TheKoolKing- Gaming Nah it kinda proves that spidey is strong but he isnt god

[@itsvipervenom2467]

What if peter still have the new suit from mr. stark this would be easy

[@ninaappasamy9410]

Tom Holland really is an incredible actor. This was probably mostly green screen, but he sells it so well. You really feel Peter's panic, pain, etc in this scene. Also, poor Peter Parker.

[@warlordsquerk5338]

While I'll always miss Tobey Maguire, Tom Holland is a great Actor. I really felt for Peter in this scene, poor kid he went through so much in this movie. And still managed to save the day

[@elimanning8808]

Mr skeleton agreed. Although I don’t like the new gadgets and not having uncle Ben like the Maguire movies did, to me Tom makes it work out

[@LethalMonarch]

Fun fact: They didn't have the budget to lift the rubble using machines and effects so Tom Holland actually had to lift thousands of pounds for this scene to work! What a strong guy!

[@redoingonseparateacc7675]

"They didn't have the budget." is the most unbelievable thing in this sentence

[@abbeysteffen703]

I hope this is a joke

[@vanessavillegas6744]

@@abbeysteffen703 obviously

[@PapasGatito]

@@abbeysteffen703 obviously, they had the money but made him do it anyway

[@foxhole7475]

No way lol next youre gonna tell me hes actually british and his english accent isnt even real 🤣🤣🤣

[@JuanPerez-sx2ub]

A hero is not recognized for their strength and powers. It is their heart and soul that makes them a hero. This scene shows what a true hero is.

[@Mirhaz300]

Yes

[@christianbarbosa1746]

This scene was quite powerful. Showing us that Peter is a kid after all

[@The_Ultimate_Agent]

He was 15 after all.

[@Ironbat92]

R.I.P Steve Ditko. Without you, we would never had this amazing scene.

[@captainjakemerica4579]

Him and Stan Lee don't forget Stan

[@captainjakemerica4579]

@Velocerbate Yes well it's best to be like the end credits in Spider-Man Far From Home credit them both

[@captainjakemerica4579]

@renewer No he wasn't how dare you say such blasphemy that's Bob Kane not Stan Lee

[@juanchocatarroja2222]

This is the moment when I felt like I was moved. I am still going back to this scene and admit that at some point in our lives, we just gotta have to rely on our own strengths by acknowledging weaknesses to accomplish something. This is Spider-Man. I don't care what others say, this scene maintained the essence of the character.

[@Riskofrain527]

This is by far the best live action spiderman.

[@Lowlife9999]

@@Riskofrain527 cut the CAP

[@tonymata8070]

@@Riskofrain527 All three Spider-Men are the best imo. (Tobey, Andrew and Tom)

[@kanyerahming]

@@tonymata8070 someone besides me who loves them all? impossible

[@kanyerahming]

It was the first time in the movie he found value and genuine power within himself and not from anything Tony could give him. He redefined what Spider-Man was supposed to be in this scene.

[@LaurenTheorist]

Best. Superhero. Moment. Ever. This made me realise that...wow I am seventeen. AND I AM OLDER THAN THIS KID. He is my hero...was since I was seven.

[@theGBOgamer]

join the club dude i've always loved spiderman but that started dissapearing for a while thanks to the lack of spiderman movies ( i didn't see the amazing spiderman 2 since everyone hated on it) now i remember as a kid why i used to act like i could climb walls and shoot webs xD

[@alexkoutoukas2266]

You didn't see TASM2 because everyone hated on it? What the fuck does this mean? To this day, you have yet to see that movie? Do you let other peoples' opinions dictate what you should or shouldn't watch? I'm not saying that TASM2 was good, but no matter what kind of reviews I saw for that movie, I still went to see it and judge it for myself (and if I didn't want to risk giving my money to a shitty movie, I would've at least torrented it).

[@TCHAINZzz]

He’s 21

[@TCHAINZzz]

Like me I’m 21, you young blood

[@LaurenTheorist]

In this movie he is in highschool. He is fifteen! In real life he is somewhere between 19-21 but not in the movie.

[@southpaw99ll99]

Unlike other super heroes where they come across godlike, this scene reminded the audience that Spidey at times is a vulnerable teenager. He was up for the test and proved worthy of being Spiderman. Loved this scene.

[@AgentClockWork]

This man deserves an Oscar... I'm not just saying that for the meme, I genuinely mean that, this is some a-list shit right here. This scene made me feel physically sick when I saw it in the cinema, claustrophobic and anxious, it takes a HELL of a convincing actor to get those feelings (especially feelings that strong) across to the audience, and Tom Holland nails it perfectly. Best scene, hands down.

[@Ntwadumela89]

AgentClockWork exactly that scream he lets out at 1:47 automatically gave Tom the crown for me

[@maxinnesamanthaortega6603]

Yes indeed

[@annw136]

Ghost WRLD who hurt you

[@TheSpliffstarEffect]

Say what you will, but in two minutes and twenty-six seconds, Tom Holland encapsulated everything that makes Peter Parker the superhero and role-model to people all over the world. I don't know how anyone can not call him the definitive Peter Parker/Spider-Man.

[@obiwankenobi1532]

I really wouldn't call him the definitive Spider Man, since there were other moments that screamed Spider Man, but this movie as of right now is my favourite live action movie purely for this scene alone ( behind spider verse) and Tom Holland as of right now is one of the best actors to play Spider Man.

[@MarkTheTormentor884]

One of, if not THE most motivational scene in any superhero movie.

[@teriosshadow17]

I grew up with Raimi films and hold special place in my heart. I was surprised that i liked Spiderman Homecoming after the mixed bag Amazing Spiderman films, but this scene is the best in the whole film. It perfectly shows Peter's vulnerability and struggle in this scene that i have been missing since Spiderman 2. Peter learning to be capable on his own without the suit. Definitely, one of the best Spiderman moments.

[@robl0xgamer258]

I loved that scene so much, it really shows how peter is just a kid, and seeing him shout and scream for his life when under all that rubble made me cry

[@gianpablobacherozzi3081]

too bad they had to rip it off from a comic, while this scene is good, is the only one memorable

[@homie_zack3915]

@@gianpablobacherozzi3081 the movies take inspiration from the comics so no they didn't just rip it off from a comic

[@robl0xgamer258]

@@gianpablobacherozzi3081 who cares about the comics, damn.

[@keniel-prime6214]

@@gianpablobacherozzi3081 that's why they're called "Comic book movies"

[@lowkeyobsessedngl]

remember when people were criticizing marvel movies because they had no memorable soundtracks? and then they come out with this Homecoming orchestraic masterpiece.

[@CL-Lynn]

still nobody remembers this one

[@danielz-v4083]

Sigrid Thawne you’re absolutely wrong lmao

[@beauvandenboomen]

Daniel Z-V not really, both raimi and webb movies had better soundtracks

[@danielz-v4083]

Beau van den Boomen I agree with Raimi but not with Webb at all. The only memorable soundtrack scene I cant even recognize is the opening of the second film

[@randomness5281]

@@beauvandenboomen nah not the Webb one Raimi one just due to pure nostalgia

[@ethancrozier818]

Hands down one of the best spiderman scenes ever filmed

[@ironlegend11]

the perfect scene, to explain why superheroes are great role models. When life throws a building on you, and no one is there to help except yourself. you gotta find the strength to push through it and eventually you can lift up that big ass building!!!

[@gloriousporpoise9731]

That is the motto I'm gonna live by😂😂😂

[@thepip3599]

The acting is so incredible it makes me kind of uncomfortable. I forget I’m not watching footage of a real child in some sort of disaster situation, like on the news or in a documentary or something. It’s probably the best scene in the movie.

[@jjbizzare96]

I LOVED this scene, it really shows the arc of being a hero and being a human at the same time. Peter is a innocent 15 year old, and toxic Tobey "fans" called Tom's Peter "pathetic" for crying and yelling for help while being stuck under like 10 tons of concrete and rubble, but in reality this is very accurate when in death defying situations like this. Tbh I'd like to see how those "fans" would react if they were in this same situation, bunch of weirdos who don't know how fight-or-flight emotions work.

[@siddharth_0771]

Right? Their excuses are hilarious like "Why he acts like kids?" "Why he needs web shooters?" "Why he quips during fights?"

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

@@siddharth_0771 Those people don’t read comics.

[@siddharth_0771]

@@thefilmwatcher1302 and they say that to others lmao

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

@@siddharth_0771 They’re conditioned to Tobey’s Peter, who was uber-serious almost the whole time, had dumb organic webbing, and never quipped during fights. They’re conditioned to an inaccurate Spider-Man.

[@cracked8349]

@@thefilmwatcher1302 inaccurate spider man lol this spiderman accurately displays Tony's legacy not spider man's it's a good movie but not a good spider man movie

[@aryanadvaita8995]

A lot of people say that the MCU Spider-Man only became a true Spider-Man in NWH, but for me, he already became that in this scene

[@Dognutt69]

YES, thats how I feel. Spider boy turned into Spider-Man in this scene. Heck this weighs more than the train Tobey stopped and Tom didnt pass out like Tobey did

[@thebakeosaurusrex8361]

I think the best way to put it is Peter became Spider-Man, where he fully embraced Spider-Man, like how Tobey did after Uncle Ben died, and how Andrew did after saving that boy from the car, I like to see that as his moment of embracing, because he went from searching for the man that killed his Uncle Ben to going to save someone's son, that's my opinion anyway. This was MCU's peter's moment and like the other Andrew and Tobey, he moved up in his role, learning new things about his place, throughout FFH and finally NWH, where he learnt everything he need to, Such as the quote all three of them learned, With Great Power Come Great Responsibility

[@kanyerahming]

I agree, it's the first time in the movie he finds value in himself and not in anything Tony could give him. Plus he redefines who Spider-Man is in this scene.

[@mlthmp]

This is the moment he became Spider Man

[@ariana_desimone]

Michael Thompson IKR

[@martynablada211]

It's funny how people forgot that he was only a 15-year-old boy, maybe he had super powers, but mentally he was still just a kid. When he screamed for help, he was not weak, he was terrified of death because he is still only a kid, but he showed "if you fell, rise up"

[@andefarmer]

Now people are taking about the Infinity war scene and how shocked they were about how well he played it, but we got to see a little preview of it right here.

[@aniromanova613]

He's a kid who's scared. But the thing which makes him Spiderman isn't the bite, it's the fact that he's strong enough (mentally) to be a hero, despite his situation. He's always been my hero UwU

[@planetzero7571]

Don’t put the uwu there………just……..why……….just say something like 🕷 ❤️ or something…… *please don’t attack me with a 5 page essay on how whales should not have fins*

[@haniaileen]

@@planetzero7571 ikr I cringed a bit 😭

[@Wertyber]

why the uwu tho

[@Wolfmangoodmanll]

Yep it's the mental strength not physical strength on how you think,that's how he was able to do it anyone would be proud of him for that real talk.

[@minimaggiit]

Why were you guys tweaking so hard over an emoticon

[@Escapistier]

I loved him freaking out and screaming for help in the beginning plus how he got frightened and started crying in IW knowing and fearing what was gonna happen (u know the scene). Well it's not nice that he's scared like hell and in serious trouble but it was intriguing since those are really rare moments for a superjero movie. How often do they cry for help when they kinda have a reason to do so? Well, we he's still a kid. Who was suddenly thrown in a darker world. Very natural reactions for him and I love that too. Not everyone can be like Capt. America or some other Avenger who tries so hard not to show any weaknesses. But after both of these, Peter calmed down, found strenght to do something about it or accepting an inevitable fate

[@subjectdelta7568]

You know something that is crazily coincidental for me with this scene is that this one time when I was 5 my family moved into a new house and we were'nt done unpacking but I took a break and started watching Spider-man 2 while my parents were outside doing whatever and I had this Spider-man plushie that was in a box that for some reason was on top of this mountain of boxes and so me being me I climbed to get it but I slipped and fell and the boxes with me. I was being crushed by all these boxes and I could not move and I was barley able to breath. I remember crying and screaming for help but my parents could not hear. I thought I was going to be buried there until I hear the movie play and it was around the part of Aunt May's speech about there being a hero in all of us and that gave me such a burst of adrenaline and confidence that I was able to push off all the boxes. U could not believe my utter shock when I saw this scene in the theatres.

[@kellypope178]

Matt Lopez That was beautiful...

[@thatonespoopykid1214]

This is powerful

[@brandonprows]

That's a great story! Thanks for sharing with all of us.

[@javiersandoval29]

So cool man!

[@v404mp]

Matt Lopez noice

[@puterboy2]

They definitely needed Uncle Ben’s words echoing in his head.

[@junkionproductions9285]

Jake Rutigliano Tobey Maguire should portray Ben

[@DarkPaladin24]

I can already hear Uncle Ben saying, "With great power comes great responsibility" before Tony says, "If you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it."

[@yappa9857]

"I fucked aunt may right in the poon, peter."

[@jamretro1336]

That would be too cliche

[@wiinterflowers4277]

I'd like to see the Janitor from Scrubs as Uncle Ben!

[@PicasYo]

Legit shed a tear at this scene, the hopeless helpless emotions are so spot on. And what a way to properly introduce the birth of spiderman, no audience not even super power can save you unless you have the will and spirit. Love it.

[@ellaaaas]

tom's acting in this scene was so good, it brought me to tears bc he is my age in the movie and the panic just felt so real

[@antoniomatosjadraque2006]

One of the most life inspiring scenes from all MCU !!!

[@nomadicakuma]

to this day, i still get chills from this scene. the music came in at the right time too. a really iconic moment from the comics implemented into film done well. kudos to tom in this. really great acting

[@jaylingaming3787]

I love Tom Holland’s acting because it’s so real and enthusiastic

[@veryneatguy-838]

One of my favorite seen in the movie, Tom Holland is so good

[@virtualc00chie83]

i freaking love this scene, tom plays peter so well!!

[@Taco1011]

Top 3 MCU movies for me tbh. I loved this movie and was genuinely sad when it was over. One of the most fun experiences I've had watching an MCU movie.

[@foxtailclips2974]

Oh man... Tom Holland my dude, best after ever. The screams gave me CHILLS. LITERAL CHILLS.

[@meatballs7047]

This is why Tony trusts Peter, He's the only one to have proven Stark wrong so many times.

[@samdinardi4843]

"I dont want to go"

[@christopherdelong9727]

"Mr Stark please I don't want to go!"

[@Sonicfanboy2001]

"I'm sorry"

[@notafan2480]

"You're alright..."

[@dontfollowme1717]

Sam Dinardi your not funny

[@ΓωγώΜρρ]

DAMN STOP

[@djwilliams1749]

Loved this scene. The essence of what Stan Lee created. A hero with real emotions...

[@jackjax7921]

I dont know why purist hate Tom Holland. Like this isnt Spider Man. You do have to remember he was just a teenager who accidently has his powers. He doesnt know how adult life is. Tom portrayed it perfectly from what is desperation to facing his fears.

[@SteadyEddie1983]

This is probably one of the wall crawlers most legendary moments! His true will and determination make him a true hero!

[@houssameasy03]

This scene is actually based on " IF THIS BE MY DESTINY " . one of the most iconic comic book moments in spider-man's entire lore .

[@mrsiracha7717]

I always liked how this movie was inspirational, especially this part.

[@sparshitasahu2539]

This was probably the most realistic scene. It showed how Peter was just a kid, fearing for his life,not wanting to die under the rubbles. His scream was so painful,it made me cry.

[@SuperCabrito14]

Whenever I'm struggling during a workout, I remember this scene. I say "come on Spidey," and I always find the strength to pull through.

[@alextovar4080]

Same 😂

[@Maya-fh6hp]

Same

[@PrimeTime_Pictures]

Same

[@devjoshi12]

Same

[@daniellehongvarivatana745]

Me too

[@Oxiitocyn]

This is the best scene out of all the marvel movies. I don't care what anyone else says. Throughout the movie you see Peter really wanting to be that quickie superhero dude that everyone looks up to and it was when he was absolutely terrified that he didn't care about that anymore. He was a scared kid absolutely afraid

[@dreajp]

This scene made me uncomfortable in the theater and still does. Powerful acting and powerful scene. Almost made me cry. I MIGHT have cried in the theater though.

[@valkyriecain1157]

this is what I love about Spiderman. he's just a normal kid, yet he still acts like a hero. and that is what makes a true hero.

[@lealedoux7564]

Honestly Homecoming had its problems but Tom Holland's acting was NOT one of them.

[@Caroline-ck5qo]

facts

[@elizabethcatlion7015]

what kind of problems?

[@juanpedraw4245]

@@elizabethcatlion7015 oh, you know. "Toby Maguire did it better", the usual.

[@dalonmoore3733]

@@juanpedraw4245 even from spiderman stand point in general the movie had problems. Not trying to argue btw, jus sayin.

[@j.lozeppeli5739]

@@juanpedraw4245 both are great

[@shaurya6601]

This scene right here. This solidified my position that he is in fact the best Spiderman till date. He's vulnerable, he's scared. But he overcame the fear.

[@liimo-drake3-6-95]

He's the worst.

[@robl0xgamer258]

@@liimo-drake3-6-95 he's the best in my opinion, while some people point out that he may not be comic accurate, sometimes being comic accurate for a film adaptation could be bland imo, so things that I love for the mcu movies is that they do their own thing which makes the movie really enjoyable

[@opmistic3459]

@@liimo-drake3-6-95 stfu you have 69 at the end of your name your input irrelevant kid

[@liimo-drake3-6-95]

@@opmistic3459 yes becasue you're a middle aged man with an angry bird pfp

[@robl0xgamer258]

@JackTooni really? :0

[@Justrandomclipsv2]

Spider-man at 15 : *Fights the avengers* Me at 15 : *;---;*

[@rudrasingh6354]

Spider-Man at 16 fights in a battle for the fate of the universe, twice. Me at 16: eating chips while watching youtube

[@xylonus]

we all relate. I need to get exercise or somethin, getting chubby here

[@xcell5215]

???

[@ncoleman8401]

@@xylonus lmao same

[@alegria1813]

Not you putting unrealistic expectation or yourself lmao

[@monserratblanco]

Those screams from Peter, his broken voice, the panic in his breathing...it's so overwhelming. Remember that he is still a kid, a very young boy. He can't move, he has trouble breathing and there is no one around to help him...but he doesn't give up