The Amazing Spider-Man: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility Scene

[@-alexandra-7135]

dude that argument was so relatable to me- i really, really love all their acting the interaction is amazing. the way peter is moving and such and the way he talks is so accurate.

[@santiagofranco91952]

You know? This argument between Peter and Uncle Ben is way more serious than in the Raimi version. And Peter seems to be way more angrier to Uncle Ben, specifically because of his parents's missing. That's an improvement, in my honest opinion.

[@darahsuci8578]

Agreed

[@AllanElMelon1043]

Uncle Ben is also given him a much more harder time here too. Its likely because of the tone of the money its much more grey.

[@trentonallen6965]

Uncle Ben was trying to tell Peter something important and Peter threw it back in his face

[@shisasu-2673]

Personally, I feel like Andrew Garfield is a better Peter Parker than the other 2. Since he's more comic related emotionally.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Although, I do wish that they didn't drag out that whole line about responsibility. Should've just kept it to one sentence.

[@francostevo9939]

Finally a realistic depiction of a family.

[@isaiahskates6587]

if realistic means disfunctional

[@francostevo9939]

@@isaiahskates6587 oh my god. Here we go. Dude we can’t have a protagonist who has understanding parents who are goody goody all the time. A realistic family actually has arguments and disagreements and that is precisely what is shown right here. This is not dysfunction; this is realistic. A kid acted irresponsible and like any other realistic family, there is someone who is in disagreement and gives the kid what is coming to him with a lecture. That is realistic. I’m sick and tired of good guys having perfect understanding parents and the bad guys coming from dysfunctional abusive families and stuff. That shot has been so overused.

[@shuanextreme]

​@@isaiahskates6587 a family will always have an arguement you can never live a life without arguing

[@Staticsilence535]

@@isaiahskates6587 do you normally go around throwing retarded takes? Hey man, just because your dad got your mother that lobotomy doesn’t mean your family is finally “realistic” 😂

[@xtraveller8596]

@@isaiahskates6587clearly you don’t understand what its like to have a family. No family is perfect & every family is dysfunctional. Yes there are some arguments & we don’t agree on things and it’s a complicated mess but all that matters is that we’re together & we will still forever look after & care & love each other

[@BatmanBurritos93]

Aunt May probably blamed herself thinking, “I should have stopped Ben from leaving.”

[@trippydevilslayer-bm5sj]

She told him to leave Peter alone so it’s his fault

[@Pepper2B]

@@trippydevilslayer-bm5sjit’s the robber’s fault really

[@sparkist95]

​@@trippydevilslayer-bm5sjhis fault to try and stop a robber? 😂😂💀

[@alexjackyperson101]

Nothing stop ben from protecting peter

[@jesusgraciano6215]

1. Peter became an accomplice in the robbery. The moment he accepted the milk tossed at him, the police had enough proof to arrest him. Jajjajaj Uncle Ben died over a chocolate milk

[@btc1668]

This is what spiderman is about. Young kid learns actions come with consequences

[@erickbuckner4485]

Actions come with consequences? Why?

[@deliacozo8542]

@@erickbuckner4485 Because you cant do something and nothing happends after. The consequenceses might be good might be bad

[@AnthonyLeachman-sc6es]

​@@erickbuckner4485 with great power comes great responsibility.

[@khalilreid]

Red beans and rice

[@livinglegend9709]

​@@erickbuckner4485 evey action has an equal and opposite reaction? 🤨

[@masterkent1]

Martin sheen always nails a father figure role ever since I've first seen him in wall street

[@MarcMcKenzie-qb6or]

He was perfect for Uncle Ben. Then again, so was Cliff Robertson--two great actors.

[@LoveHandle4890]

One of the most underrated films of all time.🕷️

[@GOKU-px7qd]

For me it's the best one

[@Dognutt69]

@@GOKU-px7qd 🤡

[@Dognutt69]

It’s trash!!!!!

[@vengefulcurse3404]

@@Dognutt69 no bitches?

[@DenBoy4]

Its the best spiderman movie ❤💙 And your opinion didn't really matter.

[@Oskir_Schlickarsson]

”If you have abilities that allow you to do good things, you have have a moral obligation to do those things.” Dang that just rolls of the tounge

[@JosephDutra]

Who needs “With great power, comes great responsibility”?!

[@deejayjohnson8677]

3:20

[@oscarkageson-loe]

It feels like the perfect thing for Peter to say to Tony after the whole boat incident. Whilst it was partly Peter’s fault for not being careful of civilians it was also mainly Tony’s fault because he was letting his stuff get stolen and wasn’t doing anything about it. And whilst Peter was being reckless, he was doing the right thing in tracking Vulture and learning from his mistakes but really he is also Tony’s responsibility as Tony doesn’t even come out to say hello or even train and advised. Bad parenting right there

[@MarvNARK]

Ultimate Spider-Man ​@@JosephDutra

[@NPzgod]

1:39 The way Peter has super strength and close the door, the glass breaks. Funny scene.

[@Diogo_Castaneda]

closes*

[@rossgowran8122]

​@Diogo_Castaneda he know what he meant.

[@louiswhite4395]

That was an accident

[@nicksterdisneyandpixarclub]

There are no accidents

[@sirus889]

Yeah I remember people laughed at that scene when I was in the theater

[@GayFrog-n5k]

As a 19 year old who saw this movie about 9 years ago back on DVD. I used to watch this movie all the time. As im getting older this movie perfectly captures how family acts. Teenagers make mistakes no matter what it is, it doesnt mean they are bad it means that they may be going through things and end up doing wrong actions that can hurt their own family emotionally. Ive made mistakes and now that im grown up and mature ive realized that you have to learn from your mistakes to become better. I know that this is just a spider man movie but it is definently the most realistic movie out of the spider man movies. And the acting on behalf uncle ben's actor and andrew garfield is spot on as well as other actors in the movie. Although uncle ben may seem a little tough on making peter apologise but he is teaching him to become a man and own up to his wrong doings to prepare him for the real world. Uncle ben in this movie is very caring and loving and and aunt may in this movie is the exact same but less tough. They are exactly like my parents and now that i see the responsibility of my parents. I must teach my brother to grow up and not making the same mistakes as i have. Sorry for the long text just wanted to get this thought out here.

[@Martial_Facts]

Absolutely right my friend.Very well said

[@dannyboyrefugioct2627]

Same bro im 18

[@dannyhernandez265]

Agreed. I’ve made so many mistakes as an adult and I regret many decisions I have made. Very much.

[@tikarampilare6618]

You are so true brother!

[@erickbuckner4485]

⁠​⁠@@dannyhernandez265 What mistakes did you make and decisions did you regret and made?

[@lukekiely2450]

Honestly this is my favorite uncle Ben.

[@whitemamba061]

same

[@C954R]

What I really liked about this uncle ben is he says the quote "with great power comes great responsibility" differently in his own way

[@MrLottoLife]

The guy who tossed him the money did actually have a heart. Misguided but it is love throughout this entire scene from all people involved.

[@Airstrike_snoozed_them]

He tossed the milk not the money

[@vinniefabian6816]

He tossed the milk because Peter saw what he was doing. So he kinda bribed him with the milk so Peter won't snitch on him, as well as making him a criminal for stealing the milk.

[@ammash3000]

I think he may have been scouting cornerstones for potential marks. Seeing the owner being that much of a prick probably made him decide it would be this one… that and the fact he left the till open. Saved him the trouble of having to hold him up with his gun.

[@DJ_yt1]

This guy could’ve also been sand-man because in tobeys universe Sand man accidentally kills Uncle Ben and this guy also accidentally kills uncle Ben so maybe they were trying to set him up as sand man in this universe

[@isaiahskates6587]

@@DJ_yt1 no

[@LoveHandle4890]

One of the most heartbreaking scenes of all time.

[@Subgenrelol]

I wish that they had used the original quote, as this version is a bit.. verbose, but that being said the dialogue is superb. It sounds so realistic, like an argument I would have coming home late to my grandparents after I took their car when I wasn’t supposed to. Great acting as well, it just seems so natural Also in this version it is not only the fact that Peter didn’t stop the criminal thst caused Ben’s death, but the argument itself is why Ben was even out there in the streets for this to happen. It makes it even more gut wrenching

[@TMF979Resurge]

Ben going out to find him is not only because he cares about Peter obviously, but because with him having just lectured him on responsibility, he knows the responsible action in that moment is to try and find him and say sorry for using his parents in a lecture to get him to listen knowing how sensitive it is to Peter considering he obviously feels like his parents just dumped him on their doorstep for no reason at all, and the fact that he knows, having just said it, that the city's obviously dangerous and The most crime ridden at night, so he's Not going to just let his nephew slash adopted son just wander out at probably 2:00 in the morning or so to sulk and either a get jumped by some thug or mugger or even probably go looking for someone to beat up, Ben died because yes Peter was in fact irresponsible and selfish and what he done prior, but the same time, because he loved Peter and really did mean what he said instead of just saying it to get Peter to stop being selfish, The way an actual parent would be

[@Jimmylosky]

It works for this version, he wasn’t quite there yet to say it

[@SpecsTube]

To think that in the end, Uncle Ben’s death is completely Peter’s fault. Peter abused his power when it came to the basketball scene meaning Ben had to leave work early meaning Peter had to pick up Aunt May. Ben procedes to indirectly embarrass Peter in front of Gwen which gets him a date and like any teenager he gets distracted, testing out his powers and then goes to visit Dr Connors meaning he misses to take May home. Peter then argues with Ben even though he is in the wrong and when he storms out, Ben goes after him. Seen as how Peter’s frustarted, he does even attempt to stop the robber especially after he gives Peter a freebie. Had he stopped the robber in the shop, he wouldn’t have interacted with Ben and killed him in that moment. This makes the “responsibility” line hit harder because Peter was irresponsible with his power from the start. From this description it may seem like it just happened but it feels like dominoes - one event inevitably led to the next starting with Peter abusing his power to Ben’s death.

[@Campion1201]

Uncle Ben's death was completely Flash Thompson's fault. Flash was the king of bullies. He bullied lots of kids weaker than him since always. He hurted Peter for helping another bullied kid and Peter , since his legal guardians, the principal nor Flash's parents done nothing about that he decided to teach Flash a lesson . Flash is the one that truly started everything.

[@youtubewatching1373]

@@Campion1201nah because for Peter it didn’t bother him as much, yes it sucked but he wasn’t stressing Flash too much, really before his powers all he needed was a breaking point where he would fight flash, even if he lost most people will respect you and leave you alone since you put up a fight, and most bullies don’t wanna deal with that, they just want an easy target to pick on, it’s a power play bs that bullies have but hey yk teach em a lesson as my grandpa always said

[@archam123]

It's flash's parent fault for making him exist

[@Krypton853]

It's worse in the comics.

[@shatakshipandey8014]

It was the thief's fault for shooting the gun

[@GOKU-px7qd]

The best thing about the version of spiderman movie which no one mostly say was his real life scenes looked the most real and if you think of the situations you may feel like if I was in the same situation that's what I do in most scenes.

[@BaySean]

With great power comes great responsibility

[@animespace1135]

Perfect casting, perfect acting,Solid writing

[@orange_turtle3412]

Probably one of the most realistic depictions of a family in a movie.

[@rando5744]

This is weirdly my favorite iteration of 'great power comes great responsibility'. Why? The 'great' is taken out of it (and everything else). The 'great' taken out it means that this quote doesnt apply to Peter/Spiderman. It applies to everyone who has even a little power and have the responsibiltiy to use that little power for good. That is what gets Uncle Ben killed in this movie. He used what little power he had left to try stop the robber because he saw that as a responsibiltiy he must have followed.

[@GuardianLamb]

You aren't very bright are you? The word great doesn't just means superpower...power can mean many things, it can mean control over a situation. And it's a perfect line because it fits the character the best. It also makes more sense given how much uncle ben loved peter and thinks highly of him so the word great is used appropriately. TASM is one of the worst if not the worst interpretation of the character. Uncle ben here is also an idiot trying to grab some stranger gun lmao. Robber wasnt even after him nor did he know what the situation was but still fought some stranger over their gun.

[@MohammedBilal-l7g]

Kind of implies In a way that anyone can be spider man

[@RyanKaufman]

I disagree. It is a good idea in theory and I like what you want out of the line, but the quote here is just so long to convey the exact same idea. And that's why I disagree, because it is conveying the same idea. Great is defined as "of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average." -- this works great for Spidey, because he is above average for all of human faceting. So he truly has GREAT POWER In him in your very first look at the phrasing. But what does power actually mean? "the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events." So great power just means above average capacity to direct or influence the course of events. And so Raimi Uncle Ben lives by this all the same. It isn't just that only the first idea of GREAT POWER can have great responsibility and thus do great things. No, it's that anyone can be in a position where they can be the difference maker. And Uncle Ben felt he was in that position, and died for it. He tried to change Sandman from his path, rather than just let a crook have his car. His great power was believing he could change this troubled man's life, and that isn't inaccurate. He did. He changed Sandman's course for better or worse, as he changed the partner of Sandman's course for better or (significant) worse. I don't write all that in typical youtube arguing animosity. Like I said, I like what you want from the quote, I just think it still applies to the original and so I'd rather just stick to the simple one.

[@Reos-Domain]

@RyanKaufman I'd personally disagree, while I do believe the original quote is better, this one is great in its own way, not only does it depict in my eyes the more realistic lecturing of a parent or guardian, at least by my experience; but it conveys the same message but in a new manner. Regardless of it is better or worse, it is one of the most underrated movies scenes, in my eyes. This film is heavily underrated tbh. Yes it has its problems, same with TASM2, but they even when scenes are just looked at on their own, are absolutely beautiful. This definitely helps with Andrew Garfields acting for such a poor script, especially in TASM2. In my eyes, this is a great example of how I feel a guardian/parent would realistically act, especially within the sense of just being normal people.

[@gamebond6248]

​@@RyanKaufman I think I can relate to this one more than og because I don't sense any 'great' power with me realistically.....and I think that's the point that can be applied to everyone. I don't think og one is not so but the new one is just more fitting and understandable.

[@nabongobong9155]

I know that the words "with great power, comes great responsibility" is very iconic and very true as well, but uncle Ben's speech here is kinda more realistic and more relatable for ordinary people like me. Well maybe we don't have powers, but when it comes to choosing between being selfish or to do the right thing, that's the responsibility every ordinary people can relate to. I know when we have powers we have use it responsibly, but in some situations, we don't need power to do what is right, we just simply have to choose

[@CharlesGuthrie-n5z]

This isn’t uncle Ben this is his Dad

[@CharlesGuthrie-n5z]

And that kind of bugs me cause it’s uncle Ben’s speech!

[@aaronhughes4700]

@@CharlesGuthrie-n5zthat is not his Dad that’s uncle Ben lol

[@MarleyGompel]

@@CharlesGuthrie-n5z That's literally Uncle Ben

[@osmanyousif7849]

I mean, I think they still could've done it maybe change the dialogue to - Uncle Ben: Listen Peter. You're a lot like your father. You really are. And that's a good thing! Your father use to work some place that gave him the power to do good things. But with great power, COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. You understand?

[@daguroswaldson257]

I saw this and the Sam Raimi Spiderman in theatres. Both did a very good job and it was awesome to see them work together in No Way Home.

[@erigsen9181]

just realised they took that line almost directly from the ultimate comics

[@Flataleks]

Finally i found someone who knows Ultimate Comics exists Andrew's Peter's perfect mixed of Ultimate and 616 Peter Parker

[@aurangzebtafazzal3397]

Tobey and Andrew will always be my spider man forever ❤️

[@keimtheactor1865]

BE A MAN..get in there apologize ! How dare I, HOW DARE YOU? 😳

[@timothylee3260]

much doesn’t mean would’ve been many different people knowing tell them couple without any problems destined existed completely part territory and they were truism don’t know impossible expectations place couples property school adequate truisms place like you’re doing both crazy’s himself not alone stopped stupid true food lunch

[@Bluefacebandit01]

For real everybody a hypocrite at the end of the day

[@Ariverse_]

"With great fall comes great neck break" - Gwen

[@minhtuecung5418]

Dude XDDD !!

[@GOKU-px7qd]

Why you had to do my boy Andrew Dirty?? 😭😭

[@St4nmar5h]

@@GOKU-px7qdFR 😭😭😭

[@lakshaysaroha7305]

Tobey: You should had taught him that earlier.

[@TOK150]

Oooooh😂

[@YTWarrior100]

3:07 Well give this guy credit that he at least did one nice thing.

[@powerstar8862]

Just because you're bad guy doesn't mean you're a bad guy?

[@JudeGill-tl8po]

Perfect casting. Perfect acting. Perfect writing.

[@Carnagezilla]

He may not have physically said with great power comes great responsibility but peters dad sure did in a deleted scene

[@aquaaaaa]

honestly the best live action uncle ben and aunt may

[@Yuurei21]

Between the late Cliff Robertson and Martin Sheen, which I love both performances. I have to go with Sheen. His version seems more like a realist and also he reminds me a lot of my stepdad.

[@cam935n]

Idk why but cliff Robertson actually being gone irl makes his uncle Ben's death more sad

[@ConstantineJoseph]

What a nightmare scenario for Peter Parker and his aunt

[@louiswhite4395]

Cashier: Yo not cool bro. Best line ever when discover that the thief stole that money.

[@melchorpascua2125]

Andrew Garfield's spiderman is traumatic, very deep, not just about being superhero

[@TDKiller415]

I grew up with the Maguire films but Martin Sheen and Sally Field were my favourite Ben and May ❤

[@abhigyanshukla3233]

This was the scene "I missed the part where that's my problem" in the Spider-Man (2002).

[@Jackass56]

4:30, bro thinks hes walter white 💀

[@caterax4510]

This is the moment Heisenberg became uncle ben

[@theanygamer4044]

This hits hard. It really shows how Spider-Man was created

[@MCMeztli59]

Martin Sheen is the best Uncle Ben. "Not choice. Responsibility."

[@snape0001]

The way Andrew garfield swings his body is really attracting. He does that in a very boyish way and looks so cool. 😄

[@robertdavies6630]

Believe it or not but I think spider man is a good metaphor for kids in a lot of ways

[@thewebbedmenace8307]

I've looked up to Spider-Man my whole life since I was a kid and I can definitely say this is true.

[@thatblackid1]

this was a great uncle ben and aunt may

[@BadHandleIG]

“With great power comes a great electricity bill.”

[@Jack-kx5em]

"How dare I, how dare you!"

[@sephiroth1277]

I know a lot of us have always been here and loving this film, but I'm glad that No Way Home brought so much more love to this version of Spiderman across the board. Very underrated versions of the characters and without a DOUBT the best romantic pairing with Peter and Gwen.

[@haidynsworld3820]

I think there's only one reason we didn't see the Amazing Spider-Man 3 come to fruition it's because the second movie performed horribly at the box office and I think that the film creators just didn't want to make another film after what happened with the last one so that's why they decided to cancel production on The Amazing Spider-Man 3 but of course that's just a theory I have there could be plenty of reasons why the Amazing Spider-Man 3 was canceled but I think that's the most accurate in my opinion

[@SvanTowerMan]

I remember seeing a TASM 3 trailer in theaters. But based on what we know about its development cycle, that should be impossible, yet I remember it.

[@deede2378]

If the guy gave him the milk maybe Peter would have found it in him to stop him from killing Ben.

[@seanalen]

Honestly, Martin Sheen’s portrayal as Uncle Ben is my favorite. There’s something about his portrayal, hard to explain in words, that I like about it. Also his death felt more emotional than the death in 2002. I guess the reason being The Amazing Spider-Man is more realistic and Tobey’s trilogy is more comical. The argument before his death and Peter’s and May’s grief after his death is more realistic so that’s why it hurts every time I see this Uncle Ben die. Martin Sheen did an incredible job.

[@kfactor20]

Now why wasn’t this Andrew’s Peter’s canon event in AtSV? I get it was all about Captain Stacy, essentially, but their canon events are the things that MADE them who they are. So I personally think this death should’ve been Andrew’s canon event. His irresponsibility is what got his uncle killed. It was a major butterfly effect

[@GOKU-px7qd]

yup, for a spiderman uncle ben death should be a cannon event

[@somethingspontaneous4982]

All spider-men have multiple canon events. Miles, for example, had both aaron and jefferson to lose, and Tobey has to lose Ben and get the symbiote.

[@SZH4thewin]

they had to use another cannon event instead of uncle bens since its overused@@somethingspontaneous4982

[@kingolo97]

I mean in case you hadn't realised they showed us that moment where he was with captain Stacy when he died

[@mpc7540]

Its been a year but i hope u realize that there are multiple canon events, Atsv literally explained that 😂

[@determinedhero5603]

I actually like this version of ben being a bit more flawed he compares peter to richard in a way where it negatively hurts peter because he never had many experiences with him. Meanwhile you have aunt may who just wants everyone to be fine with each other here but its clear things cant really get through.

[@andybrookes3519]

Andrew Garfield is the best Spider Man, while Tobey Maguire is the best Peter Parker imo

[@Flataleks]

Andrew did good job at being both Peter Parker and Spider-Man

[@Whatll8881]

Actually Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker is way more accurate than Tobey.

[@YTWarrior100]

No. Tom's best at both.

[@YTWarrior100]

@@Flataleks Hell no! First off, he was basically 30 years old, playing a 17 year old character. WTF is that? And he had way too much of a cool jock image as Peter Parker. It's really hard to buy him being down on his luck. Tobey actually fit that nerdy image of being down on his luck. And Tom also fit the unpopular, socially awkward image. Andrew doesn't have any of that. And he acted more like a Power Ranger than he did Spider-Man. His one liners are so cringe. Plus his emotional moments are really phoned in. Tobey and Tom's emotional moments are actually believable. And they're both also much better as Spider-Man. Tobey's the most superhero-like and Tom's the most accurate to the comics.

[@Whatll8881]

@YTWarrior100 no offense to you but I do think Andrew Garfield's a way actuate peter than tobey and tom Since peter parker is actually a cool guy in comics and not an awkward nerd who doesn't know what they're doing. Sure. You could argue over over garfield's age, but it doesn't matter over the age Andrew Garfield is not a bad actor. His scripts just have bad luck.

[@leonardfabian8942]

I can only imagine how terrifying it might be to lose a love one to a senseless crime how much pain that might actually cause.

[@AlaskianTourist]

Uncle Ben holds Peter accountable for absentmindedly keeping his aunt waiting.

[@clarkkent8286]

Geez, why couldn't he just let Peter be alone? It's not like he was gonna run away, he just needed to be alone for a little (calm down and clear his head)

[@crazyjames864]

He cared about Peter and was worried about him. Just wanted to make sure he was ok. They lived in sort of a shady block.

[@MarvNARK]

No parent does that

[@simran-mo8ik]

1:23 andrew’s acting here is just impeccable 😗🤌🏽

[@ammash3000]

At first I had trouble understanding why Uncle Ben felt so compelled to try and grab this guy’s gun when it could have just been his legally owned firearm. Looking back though he probably heard the other guy shouting about a thief. Still I think it may have been better if they had the shop owner catch up with the robber only for the robber to pull out his gun and threaten the guy to back off… *then* had him trip and drop it in front of Uncle Ben. And for added measure maybe they could have had the shop owner run to try and help Ben after he was shot to show he was actually a decent person probably having a bad day, making Peter feel more guilty for letting the robber go.

[@GingerPisces2023]

The origins story of Peter losing Uncle Ben is always sad, but the cashier (and the guy in the Raimi trilogy from the wrestling match who shorted Peter out of his $3,000) got what he deserved.

[@Gearoidmcnaught]

Great scene with Peter and Uncle Ben but I absolutely hated the store clerk for being rude to Peter and I like how the thief give Peter the Milk but I still feel terrible about Ben getting shot.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

The acting in this scene is absolutely fantastic to the point you almost believe that they were actually a family and love the way Peter completely blows up on Uncle Ben over the fact that his parents just disappeared without a trace nor were they ever mentioned as to why they left him, it really adds a lot to his emotional pain which was something that we never got see much in any of the Spider-Man movies. The two Amazing Spider-Man movies may not have been perfect but the mystery behind the disapperance of Peter's parents for me was some of the best storytelling ever.

[@Dave_Miller_TP]

The way Peter reacted to his death is so realistic in the way I reacted to the time I thought my dad died, just the oh god and trying to wake him up. He turned out okay but I thought he had died and seriously this was how I reacted with just the utter panic

[@adolfolopez6087]

Can we all agree that Andrew's Peter has emotional?

[@NickMartinproductions]

I like that this scene is the original version of events. The first Spider-Man films are classic, but the twist is heartbreaking, especially knowing that Peter allowed multiple people to die for revenge despite the fact that it was actually Sandman who killed Ben

[@traanels]

Looks like uncle Ben hadn't enough power to handle responsibility

[@vandanadarkunde901]

Andrew Garfield story is realy motivational like Bruce wayne

[@AnthonyLeachman-sc6es]

😡😡😡😤 FINE

[@LilrobN]

1:08 he’s not wrong

[@Campion1201]

ben shouldn't had mentionated Peter's parents

[@Chester781]

uncle ben is like a father

[@angelocedrickmacasaet6864]

I like how Peter yells, "Call an 🚑 ".

[@akuzikemauluka1086]

That trauma turned Peter into Spider-Man. If there was to be a second sequel I hope he searches for his Uncle’s killer, and confronts him.

[@valentinpalombo4699]

"He didn't think it was HIS responsability living with me and tell this to me himself?" Man that broke me 😢

[@BobaBoi2000]

This confrontation of Uncle Ben lecturing Peter about responsibility was MUCH more accurate to modern day. Better than Tobey’s by realistic standards but Tobey’s is iconic

[@BaySean]

Both Tobey and Andrew lost their Uncle Ben to murder. And Tom Holland lost Aunty May?

[@MarleyGompel]

Yeah, that doesn't make it any less emotional though, like Andrew's canon event, Aunt May's death was completely his fault

[@_bluebyrd2018]

1:31 4:17

[@leonmlinaric4608]

Tasm Ben is better than Raimi Ben. his character is more flashed out especcialy between him and Peter. We can also se that he is not smart as Peter but still tries hard to be there for him. "You are a lot like your father. You really are, Peter, and that's a good thing. But your father, he lived by a philosophy, a principle, really. He believed that if you could do good things for other people, you had a moral obligation to do those things! That's what's at stake here. Not choice. Responsibility." this acctaly feels like a parent trying to teach his kid a life lesson. btw best wingman ever...

[@gaminginvirinch3339]

Not really

[@Arachknight-productions]

You know if ben left peter alone like aunt may told him too he wouldn't be dead

[@edwinmaldonado6746]

This scene always gets to me so sad 😢😢😢😢

[@JavierMartinez-oj3rg]

The motto was phrased completely different

[@Dmm314]

The voicemail always gets me 😢

[@dencamp6685]

He still got President Bartlett in him.

[@RiquiMartinez-u8g]

Oh no! That's Peter Parker's uncle!

[@taoybtm]

Leif Gantvoort Killed Martin Sheen

[@ImSoLeighZee-go8ut]

This scene made me cry honestly

[@DGamer5000]

To be fair, it was Uncle Ben's fault. He was being a bit too harsh at Peter and his own death sent Peter more into a darker path

[@therealmistahjay]

I’d be pissed too if my wife ended up walking 12 blocks at night alone because my nephew got “distracted”.

[@DGamer5000]

@@therealmistahjay is 12 blocks even that much?

[@linkencolville5814]

@@DGamer5000In a city with a decent crime rate yeah

[@Tubular_dude_20y_ago]

​@@DGamer5000Going off New York city blocks That could be anywhere from 0.5miles/0.8km to 1.4miles/2.25km which depending on the neighborhood could be somewhat bad.

[@e-money9251]

Blud tried to justify misbehavior 🤦‍♂️

[@CJDavis-js7mr]

Andrew Garfield is such an exceptional actor. He pours his heart and soul into every role and fully embodies it

[@nathanieldames]

1:31 1:37 4:15 1:29 2:06 2:09 2:16 5:41

[@treyvoncreighton9814]

Tobey Tom Andrew

[@seankingultimatespideyfan8427]

I wish People would stop saying that Andrew Garfield’s Amazing Spider-Man is based on the Ultimate Spider-Man Comics

[@MarvNARK]

He is partly

[@kennethGiachetta]

Sam raimi uncle Ben: I think what you were trying to say is that “ with great power comes great responsibility” Webverse uncle Ben: really! Wow it kinda sounds better when you say it

[@gor9027]

The acting is great, but yeah, they could have picked a much better way for Ben to convey that "with great power comes great responsibility" line.

[@MarvNARK]

No

[@LuzNoceda4162]

I wish uncle Ben would have been lived in this film, he is the nicest person in the movie! Yeah we know he was angry with Peter but that was his chance to prove him he was special but again like the previous movie he won't be there with Peter

[@reallifedroopypoodle1306]

1:19 So where is he, where's my dad

[@matthewedwards4622]

UNCLE RONNIE RIP CRY MATTHEW VICKI

[@Ferrari749]

1:39

[@PreciousBobby443]

In a way this scene Alone is wholesome

[@oscarkageson-loe]

It feels like the perfect thing for Peter to say to Tony after the whole boat incident. Whilst it was partly Peter’s fault for not being careful of civilians it was also mainly Tony’s fault because he was letting his stuff get stolen and wasn’t doing anything about it. And whilst Peter was being reckless, he was doing the right thing in tracking Vulture and learning from his mistakes but really he is also Tony’s responsibility as Tony doesn’t even come out to say hello or even train and advised. Bad parenting right there

[@gaminginvirinch3339]

Tony is not the parent in the first place

[@JageshemashFTW]

Okay, yes, he should have said ‘With great power comes great responsibility’, there was absolutely no reason to change it. But aside from that, this is still a really well written scene.

[@HippytheKid419]

"Whyd he grab the gun" did you not just watch the scene where he talked about moral obligations

[@gaminginvirinch3339]

Still stupid regardless.

[@geminirox8635]

Peter's response of "where is he now?" to uncle Ben's claim that you have a responsibility to help people really comes full circle when uncle ben leaves his wife without a husband and his nephew without a father figure; simply to stop a man from stealing a 6 pack. Was uncle ben more responsible to the gas station or his own family?

[@robertmason837]

I actually prefer the Raimi verse version of Uncle Ben.

[@OutOfIdeas9977]

That’s fine.

[@robertmason837]

@@OutOfIdeas9977 To me Uncle ben although he meant well was a grumpy old man in The Amazing Spider-Man duology

[@roarrrist]

Uncle Ben BOOMER version: