Peter Parker Meets Otto Octavius | Spider-Man 2 | Voyage | With Captions

[@DevilGeneImbued]

I enjoy how healthy the relationship was between Otto and his wife. She said that they weren’t perfect, he agreed. He talked about her English literature, but even with his incredible pride in science, he didn’t belittle her study, even said that some of the things she does is more complex. They lift each other up with just a few sentences. I aspire for it

[@derrickdaniels3955]

Its beautiful

[@pepsidog3060]

its so sweet🥺🥺 its tragic how it ended up

[@W0LV1E45]

If you think about it Doc Ock is basically an older Peter Parker while Rosie is older Mary Jane.

[@TAYTHEWXVE.madeit]

Yes, but it’s not the kind of relationship that people will work for. That kind of relationship is built, not the kind that falls in 2 lucky peoples lives.

[@DevilGeneImbued]

@@TAYTHEWXVE.madeit oh yeah most definitely. That kind of relationship requires harmony and commitment. They have to work their own love language. It’s just… refreshing to watch, y’know?

[@benmorgan8890]

Peter losing his powers can be summed up in that line: “If you keep something as complicated as love stored up inside, it can make you sick.”

[@elijahvigil7467]

Then that's brilliant writing and foreshadowing on the filmmaker's part 👏

[@crashpal]

"If you keep something as complicated as pizza time stored up inside, it can make you a Bully Maguire"

[@booyah344]

Also the current Peter's problem with Starnge's spell Losing MJ isn't worth the world to him

[@ZaChousenWan]

Without love, it cannot be seen.

[@GouchuInc]

No. Peter loses his powers because he has PTSD. From witnessing Osborne kill himself

[@HuyNguyen-xt7oh]

"It's great to see you dear boy" That line melted my heart. He probably considers him as the closest person to a son to him, and after he sees Peter all grown up, he couldn't help but smile and be proud of him. "Trying to do better" is just the icing on the cake

[@devtel0912]

how are you

[@multiverse_media2023]

@@devtel0912 Trying to do better.

[@brittanyc.4540]

@@multiverse_media2023😃✨

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

You know that Alfred Molina played Indiana Jones' guide in Raiders. Whether that was his *1st* role in film, I don't know.

[@hothotheat3000]

He was so happy to see him, my heart melted.

[@mayuyumiwazaki8769]

I think Alfred molina is still one of the best live action spiderman villain, he did such a great work with his role.

[@jaredruff9823]

Yeah, he did! And this will be the same Doc Ock we'll see in No Way Home. Same actor, same story arc as this one.

[@paladinheadquarters7776]

@@jaredruff9823 he sure is!

[@iamBlackGambit]

His wife has such a soothing voice so calm

[@kanyerahming]

Nah. He was only good when he wasn’t evil.

[@Izlemder]

Like... He'll redo. xD

[@gertrudemcfuzz74]

Alfred made the character so tragic by first making him so likable. Character development is everything.

[@MegaPossesed]

The writers did that, Alfred Molina is such a likeable guy.

[@Modernww2fare]

Like what Batman TAS did with Mr. Freeze

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

He had some ethics- did not even unmask Spider Man!

[@ccelite3782]

"You're all grown up... how are you?" "Trying to do better."

[@Killgore-ip2yq]

His entire franchise summarized beautifully.

[@nitronitrix4429]

i cried

[@crAzytitAn4741]

@@Killgore-ip2yq Yes

[@Jray181818]

It’s good to see you, dear boy.

[@professorobvious.5957]

This scene hits different…

[@brian7731]

"Rosie, our new friend here thinks I'm gonna blow up the city" That didn't aged well

[@Xzanderwow13]

All Im saying is I know scientists who turned themselves into goblin people, carry the 1. -- Nostalgia Critic

[@doinkymane4464]

Dat foreshadow doe

[@RoyalKnightVIII]

Oh boy here we go again with cancel culture! Just because a guy almost blows up a city with tentacles fused to his spine means he's cancellable

[@podsmpsg1]

Yeah, he just might. Or at least half the city.

[@abhijithis9424]

Uhh he didnt

[@hothotheat3000]

I like how Otto treats him as a student but not a lesser. The “go on” at 0:15 is such a teacher moment. He’s allowing Peter to get to the answer himself because he knows he is smart enough to get there. It’s very important to students to get that sort of encouragement and approval.

[@godkiller5286]

That happens in America that’s why America is superpower and is ahead of every country in innovation companies and science

[@makisbizarreadventure4669]

@@godkiller5286bullshit lol

[@makisbizarreadventure4669]

You should be a teacher noticing that

[@SparkShadow212]

​​@@godkiller5286Man, jerking off to your own country like that, you're brave.

[@operation1968]

I agree. I wish I had teachers like that 🙄

[@rickblaine9670]

I love how they inserted this detail of Otto having studied science and Rosie literature. We see that Otto, even before the accident, has a 100% scientific mind, even too much so. But we’re more or less told that Rosie’s love of literature and poetry is what softened him and made him learn to truly love his job, and also to pursue his scientific goals for a higher and noble purpose, not just for the mere sake of it. When Rosie dies, only the cold and calculating scientist remains, pursuing his project like a machine would, with no warmth or love. And this all parallels with Peter needing to open up with MJ, and at least give her all the elements to freely choose whether to take the inevitable risks or not; because she’s Spidey’s heart like Rosie is Otto’s, so Peter would’ve become a far lesser version of himself had he forsaken his love for her.

[@4bbas296]

Beautiful analysis bro, u study english by any chance?

[@rickblaine9670]

@@4bbas296 Thanks! And no, not really, it’s not even my first language actually😅I mean, I do speak and understand it quite well, but simply by practicing over time.

[@JR7noir]

Simple dialogues but amazing for the character.

[@The_Chimera]

@@rickblaine9670 It really shows, well done!

[@rickblaine9670]

@@The_Chimera Thanks a lot!

[@thebloodlineog]

2004:Peter to Otto:Trying to do better. 2021:Peter to Otto:Trying to do better.

[@geraldburke5147]

I love that Otto is portrayed as kind and thoughtful as a massive contrast to what he becomes....but I love that Otto choose to die a man rather than a monster to end the threat he began in his obsession. Mollena is an amazing actor..

[@Cxl1302]

Did he die? we had no confirmation :O

[@Sairah.Schmitz]

I really think that Dr. Otto wasn't the bad guy. He was just broken about his wife's death. But in the end he was a real hero 🤷

[@siddharth2796]

He wasn't for sure

[@Yellow123Ninja]

diamond dogs He didn't want to destroy Manhattan. He rebuilt the machine to try and fix the error that caused his accident. A bomb isn't a bomb if it's a misfire.

[@CameraPunk5049]

In the main marvel universe he was the Superior Spiderman after all. In the Ultimate universe he actually changed and tried to help Peter, but he couldn't defeat the green goblin.

[@StikWitClassics]

I don't know if it had anything to do with his wife. He only mentioned her once after she died.

[@whatever-wn1nk]

did you even watch the movie, he was doing what his mechanical arms were telling him to do because his chip-inhibitor got destroyed, he was not evil at all

[@finger420]

This scene just goes to show how tobeys Peter Parker was so nerdy and scientific. Like I hear a lot of tasm and mcu fans saying how tobeys Peter Parker didn't show any nerdiness or any scientific background but this scene just proves them wrong

[@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario]

Well Tom did some nerdy things, I mean he was part of nerd classes and a nerd league

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

No one EVER says that toby’s Peter was never nerdy or scientific.

[@CyborgNinja86]

Really? Toby's Peter was perfect BECAUSE he was such a nerd! Tom's got the nerdiness down as well, but also comes across as adorkable. No one was ever going to mistaken Andrew Garfield's Peter for being nerdy

[@iamBlackGambit]

@@CyborgNinja86 I tell people all the time that Andrew was waaaayyyy To cool to be Peter

[@iamBlackGambit]

@@Gadget-Walkmen lol right!!???

[@Bnatesgamer]

Peter is such a dork in these movies it’s hilarious but I love it

[@notasianjim7227]

How he is supposed to be! Haha

[@iamBlackGambit]

@@notasianjim7227 lol right!!??

[@V-for-Vendetta01]

peter is supposed to be a dork.

[@adamespinoza294]

“Ah Rosie I love this boy”

[@gamemediafan1714]

The problem though is that the writing and directing makes this Peter Parker lean into the dorkiness too much to the point where you don't really see any of the aspects of the character that make him cool. Even when he is in his Spiderman persona, he doesn't really say anything that badass or witty. The amazing Spiderman movies did the opposite problem, where they made Peter Parker TOO cool to the point where you don't buy him being a geek like in the comics. The MCU version of spiderman definetely has its problems with character development, but to give that film credit, Tom Holland's performance and dialogue make audiences see both the geeky and badass aspects of the character. You totally see how much of an awkward nerd he is but you also see how cool he is when his Spiderman persona comes out.

[@susantmisra4546]

Can you imagine how epic it would be if doc ock in no way home greets the Tobey Peter and says "Peter Parker brilliant but lazy"

[@ch-p2861]

Maybe not when he meets him. But at some point it’d be a nice throwback.

[@studybooks3395]

I think Doc Ock will be a second Ralph Bohnner. I hate you Marvel. How you could do that to Quicksilver.

[@Dan-qd3qb]

@@studybooks3395 Oh god if they do that I’m officially done with the MCU, the whole appeal for NWH is to see the same versions of past characters, not some alternate what if one’s that have the same actor but nothing else in common, that’d really be shitty.

[@phanindravaibhav3319]

@@Dan-qd3qb One thing I'm hoping is if they make him a villian that there's at least a good enough explanation for it. Like I'm just imagining from Octavius' point of view, how he must have felt coming to a different world after "sacrificing" himself and his creation at the end of Spiderman 2 (this is of course assuming the Doc Ock in NWH is the same version as this one, and not a variant).

[@TheGamingDavester]

@@phanindravaibhav3319 Considering from the perspective of him climbing up over the ruined bridge, almost like he's ascending from the river? That's 100% intentional and is either a reference or will be referred to for the Maquire movies

[@Hound831]

I love this scene. Short but it gets the job done. The movie gets you to sympathize with a guy who would later become Doc Ock.

[@AndreNitroX]

It really did humanize him. And then the arms dehumanized him

[@AndreNitroX]

@@space_obama3708 its called effort, if any of the early mcu's films did this, they could have added more dimension to their villains.

[@zilch-x1054]

Also, foreshadows Peter's shadow illness that causes him to lose his powers and Octavius's failure to control the fusion.

[@TAYTHEWXVE.madeit]

I mean nothing is more vulnerable then inviting someone in your house , in front of your wife, while eating dinner and talking future aspirations. Kind of hard not to, you know

[@kaz7690]

Alfred's acting here was phenomenal. The way he acted I almost thought I was in a real life scenario for a good minute

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

So many good roles of his!! Raiders was obviously his first ever film and then he also played Rahad Jackson in Boogie Nights in a brilliant five-minute role as a crazed drug dealer, didn’t even know it was him first time I watched!

[@deiu9999]

Exactly, it feels like a real conversation, video documented...

[@jameshaggerty8348]

The accent is amazing. I’m not sure if Otto is from Queens or Brooklyn but he does it so beautifully.

[@jeremy1860]

Easily the most human and sympathetic this character has ever been 😊

[@awakenow7147]

Ever play Spiderman PS4?

[@Crichjo32]

Spiderman ps4 takes the sympathy to a whole other level.

[@LukasOfTheLight]

@@Crichjo32 Sympathy, yes. Humanity, no. This is much more homely and wholesome version of Otto.

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

@@Crichjo32 ps4 was good, but this felt better, atleast for me

[@Crichjo32]

@@dipanjanghosal1662 I get that Otto as a person was more human in the film. But his relationship with Peter was a bit rushed. They only meet for like half a day and apparently they have this mentor/apprentice relationship. Whereas in the PS4 game they've been working together for a couple of years at least, and it felt more impactful when Otto inevitably turns evil.

[@michaekillustrisimo1010]

Otto is the most adorable character

[@InLainSight]

literally

[@IwanMor]

“You keep something as complicated as love stored up inside, it can make you sick” I live by this quote

[@skeetermagee2487]

Sonic The Hedgehog needs to learn from this quote

[@fletcherhamilton3177]

I forgot how much ‘heart’ these Raimi / Maguire ones had.

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

Something the MCU lacks. Except corny jokes and woke/political bull crap!!!!

[@bryanescobedo6984]

The lesson i learned in this movie is that "Brilliance is not a privilege, it's a gift, and you use it for the good of mankind." - Otto Octavious

[@mauricioabad1317]

I really like the way Otto Octavius is written in this film, and its relationship with his wife. Opposites that attract each other. Alfred Molina did an outstanding performance

[@jgmurrayconcerts]

1:06 "Ah Rosie I love this boy"

[@kagandenizunal3440]

i was looking for that comment

[@BovineDesigns]

I love how much of a mentor Otto tried to be for Peter. He genuinely had a kind heart, it was so sad to see him lose everything.

[@struttux5156]

At least he died as a hero.

[@alexmendez4606]

And then came back to life and got to live and earn his redemption as a hero.

[@colino5056]

I love how they made Otto almost an older, charming Peter Parker.

[@apujoin]

“It’s good to see you old boy, you’ve grown up” 🥲

[@MegaTech81]

Meeting Otto and hearing him say "Intelligence is not a privilege, it's a gift. And you use it for the good of mankind" was the first reminder he got as to why he should have stayed as Spiderman. It's essentially a remix of "With great power, comes great responsibility."

[@jamesesterline]

The reference to Bernoulii is genius considering the curve is how Spidey travels so fast when swinging.

[@chriscanul4075]

"Ah, Rosie! I love this boy!" I was a 2003 kid, never even really saw Spider-Man 2 but this scene shows just how beloved a character he is, excited to see him in No Way Home!

[@AncestorEmpire1]

The first two Spider-man films had such good villain portrayals

[@soundwave9414]

three did too. Even if you dont care for venom, sandman was a great villian

[@MichaelM28]

@@soundwave9414 but a stupid retcon (uncle ben's death)

[@soundwave9414]

@@MichaelM28 it added one character and we never really did see who shot uncle ben. It was a nice addition.

[@programmerpctheory1413]

@@MichaelM28 It was needed to introduce Venom which Raimi never wanted to. Venom was like an addiction almost, a mental illness on an already strong being, Peter had to be tested that he really left his lowest point and got better, and he was with Uncle Ben. He wasn't supposed to be tested, we were supposed to see his prime instead, but yeah, no spider man 4

[@jaysonrainey8180]

Spiderman 3 would have been better if they left out venom

[@williv]

Wow. A scene with characters talking that's not just back and forth quips.

[@cormackhotzie7874]

You do miss that, actually

[@rowingaway]

It's actually refreshing

[@anomaly395]

MCU take notes

[@haveidonethisbefore]

@@anomaly395 shang chi and no way home still have the same problems, the dialogue never sound as natural as these scenes from raimi movies, its a shame

[@anzyz3297]

@@haveidonethisbefore what about that scene at the statue of liberty where all 3 of them were talking to each other, that whole dialogue exchange seemed rather natural

[@chandantandon0302]

Gosh!! Toby Mcguire and Alfred Molina both of them just nailed their respective roles and made them Immortal!! Kudos to both of these brilliant actors!

[@ill-nois2282]

What an amazing actor Alfred Molina is, to portray Otto Octavius in such a manner. He gave this character such class, charm, and brilliance. All great qualities in a character and we can see how Peter began to look up to Otto as a role model or mentor. It was the perfect build up to the events that unfolded at Otto’s demonstration, it’s just pure tragedy how he became Doc Ock.

[@morcatna4767]

1:46 they way he goes from happy to somewhat serious when explaining science, that was brilliant yet subtle acting

[@schgeiailemanwulo6450]

I have a gif for chatting meme of this scene lol

[@dlweiss]

I also love that Otto's wife is the same actress who voiced Mother Gothel from Tangled. She's so warm and gentle in this film; really shows what a great actress Donna Murphy is. :)

[@janno-jannodisney-juguilon2340]

I also found that Otto is the same actor of King Agnarr from Frozen 2 and Double Dan from Ralph Breaks the Internet!

[@ch-p2861]

I really get the feeling of how Peter looks up to doc in this scene.

[@johndrake4632]

It's so good to see you, dear boy ❤😭😭

[@lordcuddlebuttz3336]

i agree i love how they portrayed their relationship, this is exactly how me and my fiancé are after being together for nearly 10 years, we constantly communicate how we are feeling whether it’s good or bad, we work on building each other up and supporting each other emotionally, we put alot of time into our relationship together to the point where our foundation is rock solid. we also both have different work careers as well but we don’t care about money or what line of work we are in, just as long as we are both together and fulfilled. the film really makes me feel for him when he loses his wife, if i lost my other half in a tragic accident like Octavius did i would have nothing left either.

[@vanfiction1336]

And in nwh, finally i can see their friendship again

[@υαιυ-φ2π]

"Hello Peter" Doc Oc is back people!!!

[@DrakyDJ]

"Ah! Rosie,I love this boy"

[@kaizen1496]

"I should've been a pair of ragged claws, scuttling across the floor of silent seas." - T. S. Eliot

[@therealwarmonger]

Raimi is a genius!

[@Rishi123456789]

"I should've been a pair of ragged claws, scuttling across the floor of silent seas." I saw a picture of this quote with Otto's death scene next to it on /tv/, Based Raimi is a master of kino.

[@ead630]

!?!? That's amazing Why doesn't everyone talk about this?

[@Mike-pq3sb]

"How are you?" "Trying to do better." Man...

[@cillianswan]

"trying to do better"

[@alessiodelcastillo1613]

1:06 “Ah Rosie I love this boy”

[@Crimson28]

I love this version of Otto. The writers gave him the same treatment Paul Dini gave Mr. Freeze.

[@mystery8820]

Paul is the Riddler.

[@varunhans819]

“Hello, Peter”

[@ArcienPlaysGames]

I'm glad I'm getting some clips from this trilogy in my recommended videos again. It's such a joy for me to watch them again. I love how natural this entire scene feels. Molina, McGuire and Murphy just feel like they're playing themselves rather than their characters, while sitting there and talking to each other.

[@pewp_tickalar]

"If you keep something as complicated as love stored up inside, it can make you sick" It's amazing how much wisdom movies and tv shows can convey in dialogue

[@kate2create738]

Spider-Man has one of the most quotable line that just is on repeat because it is so impactful: “With great power comes with great responsibility.” Nearly every Spider-Man franchise has made careful decisions to find a way to put this piece of advise in.

[@thebaldpizzaman6319]

It was also really good foreshadowing for MJ. She kept her love stored up inside for both Peter and Spider-Man, causing her to go crazy, up until she finally realizes they’re the same guy. Really nice foreshadowing

[@giyuutomioka6974]

I frikin love this movie. I love the fact that sam raimi wasnt afraid to tackle mature concepts and made it into a movie watched by all ages, this timeless masterpiece is basically perfect, even with its flaws.

[@merqurycitymeltdown]

Alfred Molina did such a fantastic job in this role.

[@ursulmusic]

"Curves of quickest descent" is related to his swinging around as Spiderman.

[@niallreid7664]

How the FUCK did I never cop that.

[@derrickdaniels3955]

Its like the Pendulum bit between Miles and Peter in the ps4 game.

[@morammofilmsph1540]

The song 'Vindicated" also has some lyrics that hint Spiderman "Hope dangles on a string"

[@mystery8820]

I never realized Peter's Bernoulli reference subtly revealed Peter's identity as Spider-Man. Otto, with his intelligence would have likely ID's Spidey as Peter much sooner through making a hypothesis with that info.

[@i.l.l.l.l.]

I love how cozy and wholesome this scene is, just friendly people having a nice conversation about a topic they're all passionate about. I love scenes in films that take place right before everything goes to hell, while everyone's still happy and excited

[@horseenthusiast9903]

Yes!! And Rosie and Otto's home together looks so cozy. They look so happy and comfortable in their life together. Which makes everything that's going to happen hurt just that little bit more, but it's so nice while everything is still going well.

[@siddharth_0771]

Loved how Marvel kept their healthy teacher student chemistry in No Way Home

[@multiverse_media2023]

Watts talked with Raimi and Webb each to get the perfect vibes for all 3 Spider-Man. They did homework on this movie.

[@roshanefowler4258]

1:06 "ahh, rosie I love this boy"

[@MustafaKulle]

It made me sad to see them bond like this knowing they were going to fight each other later on in the movie. This scene is brilliant. Great movie.

[@giftinggeezer3149]

_“Did Edison sleep before he turned on the light?”_ alright who’s gunna tell him

[@Promethe3u5]

He(technically) did create it. He just didn’t do it as well as Bell would have.

[@giftinggeezer3149]

@@Promethe3u5 he improvised on the lightbulb, but most of Edison’s “inventions” were stolen from other people

[@Promethe3u5]

@@giftinggeezer3149 yea. That’s why I said technically. Most if not all his invention were stolen.

[@IMPERATOR-EL]

TESLA!!

[@rushalias8511]

Me during a blackout who uses candle light...I'm sure he did

[@ErosIX]

It's good to see you dear boy

[@animeslayer24]

Really subtle but I love that line when octavius says “what have been talking about for the last hour and a half”, it actuality they probably did for both being so interested in science and loving helping humanity.

[@eltownse]

I love it too, but it is a weird thing to be a part of the film to show a passage of time. Maybe just show a camera cut with plates cleared?

[@DrNukeShow]

Day by day, he gazed upon her. Day by day, he cried with passion.

[@gabrielwillames]

"punch me I bleed"

[@junyichen1107]

Their interaction in no way home really brought me to tears. It just demonstrates how good Spider-man 2 was. Otto was genuinely happy and proud to see the older peter, who himself has never wanted to harm in any ways. It was this Otto, the one in this clip, the same Otto that said “Oh Rosie I love this boy”, in no way home that said: “ it’s so good to see you my boy, how are you?” Neither of them wanted to hurt each other in 2004, but fate didn’t treat them kindly :((( He lost his wife, his life’s work, a son and ultimately, his own life. And I’m so glad that No Way Home gave me such a happy ending to the sad and epic tale they were in.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

Yeah Peter meant a lot to him. Otto was never evil, just controlled by the AI in those damn arms. When the MCU Peter restored his mind, he was back to being himself again.

[@junyichen1107]

WarGrowlmon18 imagine when Otto goes back and survives, Harry doesn’t discover the goblin gadgets. Then it would be 2 against 2 in Spider-Man 3 with Otto helping Peter.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@junyichen1107 I'm not so sure about that Harry part: he already knew that Peter was Spider-Man so saving Otto wouldn't have changed that.

[@junyichen1107]

Surely he would have gone back to Harry to apologize and maybe say something about Spider-Man as well. Might change things

[@MR.TAUSIFGAMER]

Octavious: *the power of the sun* Tobey: *In palm of your hand* Octavious: *Peter?* Peter : *Otto* Octavious: *Oh it's good to see you dear boy* Peter: *It's good to see you* Octavious: *(smiles) how are you?* Peter: *Trying to do better* Octavious: *(smiles)*

[@wally8396]

My tears just came out when I saw that scene

[@Mike-pq3sb]

That one just... Man

[@Caine61]

The 12 year old in me felt all giddy during that scene. 17 years later... whew

[@hothotheat3000]

“Dear boy” made me smile so big. He still has so much affection for him. I really hope that in their universe, they’re hanging out now and are close friends.

[@brittanyc.4540]

Absolutely and I totally agree with you! I believe they are. When I saw that scene at the movie theater before Christmas, I was crying so badly but nostalgically because I grew up watching Sam Raimi’s movies when I was a little girl.

[@knightrider9969]

This version of spiderman was the best. Good writing, dialogues and no unnecessary action.

[@schgeiailemanwulo6450]

Maybe my favorite modern film of all time, perfect script, actors, performance and music!

[@random-nz7dy]

Molina was so perfect as doc ock. And I love how these movies weren't afraid to use large chunks of the movie for exposition and character building. In fact some of my favorite scenes from the raimi movies are non action.

[@maulikraval2756]

I just love how this scene feels natural all the way from starting to ending 😁

[@HugeHandsJackKelly]

This scene right here is, in my opinion, one of the reasons Spider-Man 2 is one of the all time great superhero movies/movies in general. The way Sam Raimi and company continued Peter's Heroes Journey while also showing Doc Ock's Villain Journey was masterfully done. Can't wait to see Alfred, Tobey and Dafoe back in No Way Home, I'm definitely going to shed some tears lol

[@seanpvs101moviesproduction3]

I Agree and Happy No way Home is Worth the wait for the Return of Alfred Molina as Doctor Octopus. 😍

[@generalgrievous3731]

How come no superhero movies nowadays have dialogue that sounds this eloquent and natural?

[@Sachin_C10]

0:27 man if he just listened to Peter here, he would've saved his wife & even get Harry his noble prize & new York would've been safe🙁☹️

[@moondawwg]

No movie though...

[@NoobSaibot4708]

They look a family a Mother, Father And Son.

[@jro2818]

Alfred's American accent is so convincing

[@Salvadoransilverback]

“trying to do better” 😭😭😭😭😭

[@ariqrestyawan23]

"You're all grown up, how are you?"

[@haninaction2754]

Feel Better Rent?

[@Jray181818]

Trying to do better

[@voodoo2130]

1:03 Did Mr Ditkovitch sleep before he asks Peter for his rent?

[@limeaid]

I just realized from this scene Otto foreshadowed Peter losing his spidey powers when he said bottling up love inside will make you sick

[@verdiernoyama9681]

I love the relationship between Otto and Rosie

[@rizkyfigo7906]

"you're all grown up"

[@girieditx]

I died cryin

[@ErosIX]

Give me rent

[@Ghaltouni]

I love how human and relatable this Doc Oc and Micheal Keaton's Vulture are.

[@poratu.aremdaru]

I love the chemistry between the Doc Ock's and Rosie.

[@nuggetbox9245]

This scene made me happy, it's like peter talking to his parents.

[@dimitristsekeris1821]

Seeing such a friendly man become such a beast is tragic.

[@pedrotalons1422]

Bro.... Otto and his wife actually have chemistry! I didn't remember that!

[@hothotheat3000]

They cast two people who are age-appropriate for starters. They’re both very good at projecting warmth.

[@timothyclair5797]

Man the dialogue, performances, and chemistry are great in this scene. I love how NWH was able to recapture the old school Raimi magic.

[@ghivifahmi4252]

And we're going to see Raimi again in DS2

[@dr.feelgoodmalusphillips2475]

Yeah, no.

[@hiprancis3841]

Dr. Otto is a legend

[@robertcook5049]

0:12 i love the "go on" from otto, letting him show how smart peter is, and get the answer for himself

[@hassansyed6087]

Dr Octavius and Peter Parker are perfect casting.

[@mil9102]

It was so wholesome in NWH 😭

[@CS_GOD64]

That part got me. 😔

[@multiverse_media2023]

Spider-Man PS4 and this movie made Otto such a father figure to Peter. Thanks to Tom, they’ve got to have a second shot at life together. Both Tobey and Otto. I think No Way Home brought some closure to us Raimi fans.

[@Pakilla64]

"Did Edison sleep before turning on the light?" Okay, that's where you miscalculated

[@kiwiangeldust6912]

“You’re not Peter Parker.” He’s back yall 😭😭

[@genoxidedeath]

"IM BACK IM BACK"

[@trolly69]

@@genoxidedeath Cam Newton reference SPOTTED

[@multiverse_media2023]

@@genoxidedeath My back. 😩

[@koalaswearingcoats3399]

No matter the calculations this shouldnt have been done in a populated area

[@nickcrim6735]

Let alone around hella glass, steel and concrete.

[@ch-p2861]

He was just too arrogant which was his weakness.

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

@@ch-p2861 that wasn't arrogance...To some degree this is idiotic. There's a reason why US government always conduct an experiment where slightest miscalculations could result in catastrophe in a desert middle of nowhere.

[@stevieveringus3857]

He was desperate and impatient. Passion got the better of him. Arms did the rest

[@grampalettuce6730]

@@islamicschoolofmemestudies Idiocy results from arrogance most of the time.

[@roarmbee7045]

Scenes like this makes me worried that they are gonna ruined his character in NWH Edit: After watching NWH i'm glad to say that they didn't ruined him, they still did the character justice

[@siddharth_0771]

They won't

[@spectrablaze3760]

@@siddharth_0771 have you seen it?

[@siddharth_0771]

@@spectrablaze3760 neither he did

[@darkatsuki1289]

If you watch Loki, there exist a Variant Versions of character. Doc Ock and the Green Goblins are dead on the original spiderman trilogy, so a Variant of this characters will appear instead, they will have to explain which Variants they are though, like maybe they are the one who killed Spiderman in their own world.

[@mizurjell9534]

They absolutely will

[@thelionheart7178]

So excited that they will be back! Sweet childhood memories.

[@anonymuz_guy9820]

Rewatching this scene almost made me tear up for some reason

[@axelmationz]

"The power of the sun," "In the palm on you're hand." "Peter?" "Otto." "Well, it's good to see you dear boy." "It's good to see you." *"You're all grown up.. How are you?"* *"Trying to do better."*

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

I can only wonder what Otto will be like in No Way Home. I need this Otto back.

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

You and me both. I hope Sam Raimi is in charge of Doc Ock's dialogues in NWH

[@ti6659]

And what did you think of Otto in NWH?

[@multiverse_media2023]

Oh? He did come back. He was cured thanks to Tom Holland’s Peter Parker.

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

@@ti6659 Him meeting his own Peter again made it all worth it.

[@Crimson.Creates]

1:06 "Ah, Rosie, I love this boy."

[@thedarkfrost2351]

Peter and Otto are wearing Spider-Man’s colors. Just like Norman and Peter wore each other’s colors at thanksgiving

[@GeneralAsda18]

What colour is ottos

[@roarmbee7045]

Peter wears blue, while Otto wears red, Red & Blue, Spider-Man color

[@GeneralAsda18]

@@roarmbee7045 ohhhhhhhh

[@lormojotv_8876]

Bro your definitely a good fan for that 1 😂💪🏽

[@reubydoobydoo1383]

Scenes like this is what the new MCU movies are missing. Nothig special, no CGI, no action, just a normal conversation from writing a good script. Something to give a little more depth and reality to these characters. This is what i miss about the movies of old.

[@ghivifahmi4252]

Well Raimi is directing Dr Strange 2 and he needs all the support he can

[@jamesharrington4518]

The mu still has moments like these

[@TheOneTakeLiveCast]

I'm so happy he's back "hello Peter" I know there's a wonderful amount of actors out there, but he is doc ock and terrific actor