Spider-Man (2002) REACTION

[@EthanRom]

Spider-Man changed my life. After this movie my mom got me a Spider-Man drawing book and after that I knew I wanted to be an artist. I went to art school for university then today I am a graphic designer. Not exactly the comic book artist at Marvel profession I hoped for, but it’s close enough. I owe it all to this movie.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Take it from someone who didn't "get it" until it was too late: Don't give up on your dreams, and don't convince yourself your dreams have changed if they really haven't.

[@3DJapan]

Similarly I also wanted to get into comics since high school in the mid-90s but I had always been an artist of one sort or another. I went to art school and now do 3D animation.

[@EthanRom]

@@3DJapan lol dreams change and morph into more realistic dreams. Can't complain tho, as long as I'm in the creative industry I'm happy.

[@B0mber44]

Mate, that’s awesome. Well done 👍

[@OriginalPuro]

That is awesome. I am happy for you, sir.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I will say this for Norman, at least he had enough "humanity" to test on himself instead of someone else. No one can accuse Norman of being a coward.

[@blueroninstudios]

He sucks at being a father

[@ZodsSnappedNeck]

@@blueroninstudios Harry sucked at being a son

[@thehungrybloggerjg9806]

Flash sucks at being a bully.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@thehungrybloggerjg9806 compared to richboy Indian Flash this man is THE bully. For one thing he actually looks intimidating. MCU Flash wouldn't scare a kitten if he dropped it out of a plane. That boy THE STUPIDEST idea MCU could ever do.

[@thehungrybloggerjg9806]

@@patrickcromwell7554 sorry i didnt knew we had white supremacists here, and i will suggest you to not boast about others and try to be something as of yourself. I meant that as a joke. But offcourse i didnt consider that there will be an indian hating western guy over here.

[@boredXsomethingXIDK]

Uncle Ben is the true heart & soul behind Spider-Man's story. His lessons & death shape who Peter is as a man/hero. That's why people still prefer these movies to the new ones.

[@robertdean925]

Sam Raimi ones are my favorite 👍👍

[@striderhiryu2]

totally agree,even whit some fails this movies are more faithful to the true spirit of the comic.

[@sebastianvillavicencio4704]

yes

[@razkable]

yeah that responsibility line and the way his in action led to the death of his uncle is important to the core of the character..we learn that you should do something when you can cause if you don't it has consequences...its like how in batman his dad was good and it was chill a normal criminal not the joker originally who killed his parents and its his own fault...just a normal petty criminal created the modern spiderman and batman we know and love....so its guilt that led spiderman and batman to be who they are ....i love that..when you rewrite spiderman's origin or batmans it ruins it...the best part of their origin is it came from a normal place that could happen to anyone

[@x-man9473]

He also has a bad ass rice making company as well

[@derekshirley5543]

The way Magy speaks English is probably the cutest thing I’ve ever seen in my life.

[@tazzz1783]

i agree

[@jacksparrow2528]

Me too

[@DougJin1]

Agreed. And how she was enjoying her watching the movie just made it even cuter.

[@marcossantiago1878]

😂😂 especially the introduction of the video

[@victorzidaneantunesbinda4239]

Where she is from?

[@Сайтамен]

7:00 - this scene was filmed without any CGI. Tobey really did it...with 156 doubles.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Tobey is Spider-Man

[@fzoid3534]

The first movie was good. The second is even better.

[@curamelas]

The best spiderman movie in my personal opinion SM2

[@Caseytify]

And the third one ... Not so much. 🙄

[@seancarroll5803]

@@Caseytify I’m gonna put some dirt in your eye

[@dizzyrascal5015]

@@Caseytify Actually it is good but nobody wants to admit it

[@danhunt1830]

@@Caseytify I remember looking forward soooo much to Spiderman 3, then walking away muttering to myself “Topher Grace???? Topher F’ing Grace??????????????

[@Tokin-Raccoon]

The part where you say great reflexes, that scene actually happened, Tobey redid the scene over and over until he actually caught everything on the tray. So when you see everything land on the try, it’s real. Took him 156 takes to get it right

[@patrickcromwell7554]

When Peter sees the guy that he let get away, that was the moment when Uncle Ben's advice about power and responsibility hit him right in the face. After that moment he officially became Spider-Man.

[@DougJin1]

Yeah, i like this Norman, because his is not a dick/full badguy like in the comics. And in his last words were "dont tell Harry" he was worried about his son. I also like him(Green Goblin) as a Villain in the movie because he didnt had a Master plan, he just wanted to do Evil with Spiderman at his side. And his speech about worthless fights with colateral damages is just great.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

Lmao he literally tried to murder Peter with his back turned. That was Norman. Yea its nice he didn't want Harry to know I guess, but hes a cold blooded murderer who did these things willingly.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse Let's clear a few things up for the homies who can't tell the difference. Norman was NOT a saint; I never said he was. Let's be CLEAR about that. He was a workaholic who had a son was not as gifted as himself and he let his disappointment SHOW. He didvwhat EVERY rich parent does and hired people to raise his son, instead of doing it himself. Yes he was lacking in the parent skills. Theres no doubt about that. THAT BEING SAID........ a RICH ENTITLED MAN in his position could easily gave gone the direction of simply paying some homeless people to volunteer for human trials. Isn't that what rich people do?? Get others to takes chances on their behalf and then claim credit for the results??? Norman did not do that. HE DID it himself. THAT was the point ibwax making. I never once called him Father of the year nor did I say he was a great humanitatian. READ the damn comments before y'all try and at me.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

@@patrickcromwell7554 Sorry that was directed at the other guy but his name never popped up in the reply like it normally does.

[@anonymous.4794]

“I have a father his name is Ben Parker” Something the MCU spidey knows nothin about.

[@malcolmmilk]

"Who's Uncle Ben? Nah, Tony Stark is my real dad."

[@jthomp97]

“I have a father, his name is Tony Stark.” Yeah that doesn’t fit for me

[@johndalorian2143]

This is the Spiderman I grew up with 😃

[@azrulazman6180]

Same here! Also this was the Aunt May & Uncle Ben that we LOVED!

[@ashwinmenon7953]

Yes!! Me too.

[@chadfalardeau5396]

I grew up with the repeats of the 60's an the mid 90's animated series

[@johndalorian2143]

@@chadfalardeau5396 yeah the animated series was cool!

[@spiderxparker_]

@@chadfalardeau5396 samee

[@mr.e5595]

6:55 - Fun fact: the scene where Peter Parker catches Mary Jane was shot without CGI or special effects. I think it took well over a hundred takes to get it.

[@donovanblackwelder4301]

156 to be exact.

[@userK77920]

Really?nice on him though, even with 100+ takes I wouldn't be able to get it 😂

[@waynejones5635]

This trilogy stays very true to the comic book series. This movie especially is very close to the original comic book series of Spider-Man almost by frame. Its a great story. It is wierd how the word "friend" can cause so much hurt, but in this case it was the rejection of her love. In reality it was to protect the girl he loves.

[@lmarq5759]

Man I remember watching this in theaters when it came out- I never wanted to be a superhero more in my life than that summer

[@skyebates246]

Yh 18 is a crazy age 😄

[@lmarq5759]

@@skyebates246 wasn't quite there yet I was 13/14 I think

[@sayemahmed7439]

I didn't know the 1st movie was in the theater. I watched it at home.

[@tazzz1783]

@@lmarq5759 I was 14 - same here :D and ive had ''X-men'' on VHS by that time also, cool times

[@ludiqtitan]

I was 9 when it was released and funny story how I got to see it. My mom, my uncle and his wife and myself went to the local mall and the girls obviously went on a shopping spree for like 3 hours lol my uncle took me to the last floor cinema and was like anything will be better than following two women in a 5 storey shopping mall. He was in his late twenties at the time so I think he enjoyed it too....not as much as I did tho. My favourite Spider-Man movie to this day.

[@a.j.sumano7578]

Fun fact: James Franco who plays Harry was originally going to play Spider-Man, before Tobey Maguire auditioned and took the role at the last second, and during the rain kiss scene, Tobey Maguire had cotton balls in his nose because rain water was going up his nose😂😂

[@jthomp97]

Man I never knew that one!! I knew about Willem Dafoe actually hit Tobey in that last fight scene, but I didn’t think James Franco tried for the main role

[@JessLoveyy]

Oh wow didn’t know that .

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

this movie so nostalgic this movie basically got me in to marvel

[@dranxee7447]

Fun fact: the cafeteria scene where he caught the food is done with no CGI, norman had fake teeth when he is normal and his normal teeth when he is bad This is one of the movie that made me fall in love with comic books and that made me read comics, I completely empathised with him cause we are the same socially awkward, geek, bad at talking to girls ..

[@bigdream_dreambig]

The traditional paired curses of superheroes: having to live a lie to keep their everyday identity secret from those who wish them harm, and having to cut themselves off from loved ones to prevent especially perceptive (or lucky) villains from threatening them.

[@thehungrybloggerjg9806]

30:00 magy realises the pain she caused by friendzoning others. xD.

[@emmanuelmakoba6085]

Hahaha

[@DlcEnergy]

32:24 also this part

[@groundtodust]

I didn't see anyone else mention it, so: The guy who directed these movies will be directing Dr. Strange 2. I'm excited to see a lot of the weirdness he brings.

[@CaptainAmercia]

Hopefully Bruce Campbell makes an appearance he pretty much appears in all Sam Raimi's movies both were college friends and worked on their early college films with Evil Dead putting them all into the spotlight. Bruce Campbell of course famous for playing Ash in the Evil Dead/Army of Darkness movies.

[@Riddler0603]

Damn, I didn't know that. That's cool.

[@reeceyyeceer9380]

@@CaptainAmercia I never knew they were close friends like that

[@davidalvarado9957]

"The guy" uh excuse me sir I think you mean Sam fuckin Raimi!

[@OilyAnimal3]

This movie is a perfect adaptation of a comic book into real life, I will never get bored of this movie and shall be buried with the holy trilogy that is the three Tobey Maguire Spider-Man films my parents gave me as a kid

[@3DJapan]

Well, they changed a couple of things. In the comics Peter makes a bracelet device to shoot the webs. He uses his middle fingers to press a button on his palm, which is where the hand gesture comes from.

[@OilyAnimal3]

@@3DJapan yes of course most know he don't typically got organic webs but what I'm mostly mean is like the whole look and feel of the movie like when goblin yells they'll meet again and when goblin crashed through Jonas office looking for the photographer that takes pictures of Spider-Man and when he broke through the wall on Aunt May scaring her it has a great comic book feel for me especially how goblin dies it'll forever be my favorite movie trilogy

[@dominicandostoyevsky2429]

@@3DJapan you sound salty you probably like Tom Holland

[@artvision2175]

all the other spidermans Trash

[@daveb947]

Its been said millions of times, but Willem Dafoe needs to play the Joker in at least 1 live action Batman or DC movie.

[@nathanpeoples2319]

It wouldn't be easy at 65 for him to play Joker unless they did a The Dark Knight Returns movie with an aged Batman coming out of retirement

[@daveb947]

@@nathanpeoples2319 he would have been a good fit for a Batfleck movie. Probably wont see that anymore now. :-/

[@flaysol7719]

Ughh enough of these gay jokers we need Penguin back!

[@abbaskazmi2558]

He could voice him if not play the Joker in Live Action.

[@Chris_34]

"With great moustache comes great responsibility." *- Peter Griffin*

[@dracoargentum9783]

The hand gesture Peter makes to shoot webbing is because in the comics, Peter's webshooters are a device he uses [instead of a inherent ability] and the trigger for the device is in the palm of his hand, so he uses the middle two fingers to fire his webshooters. This became a well known gesture. How did he make the costume? Rumor has it he weaved together spider silk...

[@jackwilkinson4911]

This was my first superhero movie and I was just 3 years old at the time, and that’s why Spider-man will always be my favourite superhero

[@azrulazman6180]

Ms Magy: Those reflexes! Mary Jane: Great reflexes!

[@kirayoshikage7762]

I missed the part where my problem

[@Karrlito]

@@kirayoshikage7762 stings doesn’t it

[@knightofenigma]

I still prefer this old series over current Spider-Man because this is almost Comic Book Accurate. These movies are still very close to my heart

[@parad1s3street]

Bro she’s so adorable. Everytime she gets excited it’s so cute ☺️😩🥺🥺

[@osirispluto8782]

"His eyesight is cured. Can you give me some of that?" Seriously. Sign me up!!

[@HPmusicBand]

1:43 You know it's a crime to cut that legendary dialogue!

[@3DJapan]

I don't even have to look to see what part you're talking about.

[@digitalbritt2k]

@@3DJapan lol same 💀

[@lovepreetgames]

You know, I’m something of a scientist myself

[@DlcEnergy]

*You know, it's something of a crime to cut that man's legendary dialogue. Do you know how much he's sacrificed!?

[@maelpsng]

even the "i missed the part where that's my problem" is cut damnnnn :((( but great reaction tho love it

[@robrath2409]

I saw this movie in theaters when i was 12 when it came out. U have no idea how big it was there were lines of people waiting to see! Lines took up 3 blocks! And the first time that he saves mary jane everyone at the same time in the theater they cheered and clapped.

[@fitzgivesfits1]

Tobey Mcguire had an innocense about him that I like in a super hero. He is my favorite Spider-Man.

[@KahlilFredricks]

Same here

[@joshua_dummydumb3449]

JK Simmons played the role of J. Jonah Jameson(editor-in-chief/host of The Daily Bugle) in the original Spider-Man trilogy and Far From Home(MCU),he is the first actor to portray a live-action character in two different franchises.

[@indade]

“And now that the world isn’t ending, It’s love that I’m sending to you.”

[@SpiderandMosquito]

You should know that the story behind this movie is actually almost as interesting as the movie itself. It's not the first live action Spider-Man, there was apparently a TV show in the 80s, or maybe the late 70s I don't know, but for decades there some false starts; I think I recall reading that at one point Tobe Hooper of Poltergeist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was set to direct one of the first attempts in the late 80s. The one that *almost really* happened was in development in the early 90s, and was being led by James Cameron. One draft of the script for that is available online if you can find it, I don't know if it was the shooting script and have only seen a page and two of it myself, but it was apparently a little loosey-goosey with the mythos and they had, *of all people* , broad chested heartthrob Freddie Prince Jr. signed on to play gangly young nerd Peter Parker. I do recommend doing your research, internet scanning isn't usually the hottest technique to get creditable information.

[@Narutoanime16g]

Even for the time I love how they did the effects of his powers. Spider-Man is my favorite! loved your reaction

[@raghuramsathwik3907]

The Girl who says Welcome to the Daily Bugle is Betty Brant who is love interest of Ned Leeds... Her Character can also be seen in Homecoming and Far From Home... And That J. Jonah Jameson(J.K. Simmons) reprised his role again in Spiderman Far From Home

[@blainesjustchillin3509]

Willem Dafoe is such a great actor.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

5:40 "Don't tell me his eyesight is cured. Can you give me some of _that?"_ 😄😄😄

Thats the first movie I saw at a movie theater when I was 8 yrs old! Changed my life and got me deep into super hero comics and movies

[@brettmarlar4154]

Of course, the 2nd kiss is where M.J. figures out who he is and understands why he reacted the way he did.

[@brettmarlar4154]

@@RollMeOneKenobii No, she knows. He just doesn't admit it to her that he is until the second one.

[@yodieyuh]

22:01 "From Fox Searchlight, five-time Academy Award winner Kirk Lazarus and MTV Movie Award Best Kiss winner Tobey Maguire." -Tropic Thunder

[@azrulazman6180]

I remembered when this AMAZING movie 1st came out i was bout 8 yrs old. Every kids during that particular day all went to Toys"R"Us n went "crazy" to buy the Spider-Man figurine(including me but i didnt went crazy😅) before we all went to watch the movie in the cinema with our own parents. Those were such an UNFORGETTABLE & AMAZING day! I cnt described the feeling. To me personally, Mr Tobey Maguire was the best actor to play Peter Parker/Spider-Man. I LOVE all the casts in this movie! Im so HAPPY & THNK U so much for bringing back my childhood days/memories by reacting to this movie Ms Magy😇

[@officialthomasjames]

Notice how in the Thanksgiving scene, Green Goblin and Peter are wearing each other’s colors

[@HygorBH]

Spider-Man can sense danger with his Spider-Sense, as you noticed when Peter saw The Green Goblin arriving. While it doesn't necessarily protects him, it allows Peter to have enough time to dodge attacks or stop incoming threats. Of course, if Peter can only do so if he's able. Like, if he were hurt, the Spider-Sense would still warn him, but he couldn't do anything about it.

[@KallosCrypt]

This was my introduction to Spider-man back in 2002 when I was 3 years old, still holds a special place in my heart

[@readerofmanga]

I grew up in the 2000s and this is still my definitive Spider-Man after 19 years of its existence.

[@BATTIS94]

Such an iconic movie. Willem Defoe and J. K. Simmons were amazing, the soundtrack is amazing, the photography is amazing. So good. Spider-Man 2 is my favorite, but I was blown away when I watched this one in the theater. I reacted the same way when his eyesight was cured. Like... I wish!

[@jedsithor]

As a man in my 30s I can confirm that to this day, when there is something I want on a table or anything, like my keys or a snack or whatever, I will do the Spider-Man web shoot motion in the hope that I can bring it to me. Having not been bitten by a radioactive spider and having not invented web shooters, my attempts have all failed but that won't stop me from trying. Heck, any time I look up at a tall building I have to fight the urge to try to fire a web.

[@donovanblackwelder4301]

Same, and I'm almost 23.

[@JavierMañezsox]

6:57 That scene was real only that the food (as I saw in a video) had something that when falling would stick so he only had to try until it was achieved and I suppose that Mary Jane's reaction was not acted out until I mention the blue eyes .

[@MrParkerman6]

14:40 I just always assumed Peter took The Money back from The Robber after he killed him right before fleeing the police and used it to have a custom suit made instead of buying the car to win Mary Jane's affection!

[@yuripalha3811]

I will never forget these words: "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility." This is my gift, my curse... Who am I? I'm Spider Man!

[@spccolts]

In the comics, Hydra somehow figured out which spider created Spider-Man. They tested it on 100 "volunteers." They all died. Then the main Hydra scientist had his daughter over in the lab, spider ends up biting her by accident. The daughter turns into Spider-Woman.

[@roccaclassico9028]

I like that this film's screenplay extols the virtues of self-sacrifice and bearing the weight of responsibility, the traits of true heroes. It reminds me of some of the great movies of the 1940s & 1950s.

[@todderickson2435]

Spider-Man has been my favorite superhero from the moment I discovered comic books at age seven, and I waited for years to see my favorite guy come to life on the big screen....and I was not disappointed! I saw it three times on opening day, and 14 times overall. Uncle Ben's death scene almost had me bawling, even though I knew it was coming. As always, I loved your reactions, beautiful and delightful Magy! 😊

[@Audi_Fanboy96]

The nostalgia, the actors, the way it’s filmed, the music and so much more is why this trilogy defined my childhood. Every time I watch these movies now, it’s like I’m back as a six year old kid. I cry every time at the final swings when the music intensifies 😅

[@gestaltdude]

I've always found it fascinating the different versions of what affected the spider over the years. When the comics first came out, the spider had been caught in an electrical field; this as power was yet to be found in every home in the country, and there was a lot of fear and doubt about its safety. Then in the 50's and 60's, the spider had been irradiated, after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki introduced and terrified people to the nuclear age. Then in the 90's early 00's, genetic engineering was scaring people with fears of animal/hybrid abominations, and we have a genetically engineered spider causing problems.

[@jasoncase9481]

1 thing I’ve noticed years later about the 3 Rami Spider Man movies is the obvious flaw that Mary Jane, Harry, and other characters never recognize Spider Man is Peter Parker after hearing Spider Man use the exact same voice as Peter.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Beautiful movie, I remember watching it all the time as a kid and never getting bored of it 😊

[@mushauribahimana7135]

Just like Batman watching his parents get shot, watching uncle Ben death still hurts me too. "With great power, comes great responsibility" RIP Uncle Ben. Great reaction Magy ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Aang_L._Jackson]

the upside down kiss started to be known as the spider-man kiss in pop culture, literally because of that scene

[@toddtaylor6506]

Really wish this was the Spider-Man they could have been able to put in the MCU.

[@robertdean925]

Agreed

[@MeruOnYT]

December :)

[@jthomp97]

Oh and fun fact: that final fight with Goblin and Spidey, the actor playing Goblin (Willem Dafoe) had accidentally punched Spidey (Tobey Maguire)

[@sambachand2599]

These movies were such a big part of my childhood and I never rly noticed how emotional they could get bec I was a kid but going back and watching them gives me a new found respect for these movies. By far best spider man movies to be made

[@jdovma1]

Kind of a random segue... I'm not the biggest fan of Kirsten Dunst, who played Mary Jane, but she stormed onto the scene as a child with an amazing performance in Interview With A Vampire. That is a movie that is absolutely worth a reaction.

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

Never saw Interview with a Vampire, but she was good in Small Soldiers.

[@JessLoveyy]

She was great in that! Love that movie but I can’t stand MJ

[@jdovma1]

@@JessLoveyy Doesn't it feel like most child prodigies grow up to be sub par? Maybe it's personal because her face, voice, presence, and personality irk me to no end. But damn she was a talented lil kid! Honorable mentions to Brad Pitt and Antonio Bandares.

[@FreddieHg37]

I love that you're enjoying these classic Superhero movies!.. You're an amazing reactor, reacting to The Amazing Spiderman, very fitting… This is a great movie in general for it's time and has aged very well, besides, it's very interesting because of the details of the movie itself and the making, references… Just a couple of things I'd like to mention in regards of the movie: At 6:55 you watch the scene where Peter catches all of the stuff on the tray, that is actually Tobey Maguire catching the items one by one on the tray as they're dropped, that isn't CGI, those are practical effects. It's funny that at around 8:50 you mentioned that he's 'amazing' given the fact that the editorial name for the character is "The Amazing Spider-man" due to all the amazing different things he could do as a superhero; when he was released it was an amazing superhero for the time… I love how at 9:50 you just realized why kids do that horn hand poses all the time, hahaha… The hand gestures before that are in fact references to other superheroes and other mudras which are power-channeling hand gestures used by Dr. Strange and other sorcerer and reality-controling characters in the comics universe as far back as the 1950s & 60s… At 10:35 you can see Uncle Ben giving advice to Peter, those interactions were iconic in the original comic book series and became some of the backbone of the lore not only for Spiderman but for the comic book series and the route they were taking at the time, (including the iconic "with great power comes great responsibility"), it's very important for the Marvel Universe lore and mythology, but of course because of matters of movie running time, plot, screenwriting, they had to cram it all up into those brief scenes before Uncle Ben was murdered. Basically Uncle Ben's teachings and wise advise made Peter into the man of integrity and principles he became. At 14:30 the comment about Spiderman maybe being a woman isn't only a funny remark or goofy comment for comedic purposes but a reference to how Spiderman was intended/designed to be lean and "small" since Peter was supposed to be a teenager when he became Spiderman and that was often referenced in the original comics. At 16:45 you mentioned how he must be feeling/sensing something, that's supposed to be his "spidersense" which provides him the ability to sense and even act in a reflection action way when he senses some sort of danger. At the moment when The Green Goblin attacks the annual unity day celebration you can briefly see Stan Lee saving a girl in a traditional outfit and moving some people away from the falling rubble and debris. If you look closely the people at 17:10 whom the Green Goblin turns into skeletons or bones to put it in your words, are in fact part of the Oscorp board whom at the meeting decided to remove Norman Osbourne form his position as president and CEO. In fact he says "Out, am I?" before annihilating them. After 19:25 you start watching Norman Osbourne have and exchange with his alter ego "The Green Goblin" and funny enough that same year in The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers you can see Smeagol having a very iconic exchange in a similar fashion to this one. The kiss after 22:05 in fact have them an MTV award for best kiss, hahaha… Spiderman is one of the greatest and most profitable Marvel properties, it is a great character, a great and iconic story and yes, I do believe it's a great movie, it's a great start for "superhero movie series" genre in general, this is what sparked the interest in serious superhero movie franchises and it's great that you're doing these movies before The Avengers series and all that current MCU series, movies and stuff. I'm looking forward to more reactions of yours like this one, this was awesome!..

[@MagicMagy]

thank you so much for that great great comment and the information, really appreciate that🥰 I really enjoyed the movie and want to watch the feast one, I am now understanding how much I like superhero movies

[@FreddieHg37]

@@MagicMagy That's great! It's nice to see that you're developing your taste for superhero movies or discovering it and of course, superhero movies aren't for everyone, not everyone likes them nor enjoys them the same way, and even if you were to stop watching them thats OK, I'm just giving you hints at stuff that you might not know, you might not have understood at first or that would be important in the future or you might be interested in knowing about, just that... I love your reactions and the fact that you're so accepting and open to sugestions is great but remember to always do it for yourself before doing it for others, because when you do what you like and because you want to and feel like it, is very noticeable and there's that spark of joy and enjoyment and excitement that cannot be obtained in any other way but by having fun and doing what you like, enjoying yourself and being genuine, honest... I think that's one of the things that make your videos so enjoyable and relatable, because you're always so authentic; you have such a sweet and beautiful personality; and in regards of understanding and going along with the movie in general you are so perceptive, invested and smart, it's fun to watch along with you... Keep up the great work and thank you for the replies!!!

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@FreddieHg37 "remember to always do it for yourself before doing it for others" "you're always so authentic" YES!

[@knockoutking3764]

Kirsten Dunst, who plays MJ is so BEAUTIFUL!! 🙂

[@dylancole1910]

You've never seen Spider-Man at all, if this is your very first introduction to the character you chose the right movies to start off, they are classics😄 That scene where he catches MJ and the Tray of food is real stunt work. I think it took more than 100 takes to get it right the way you see it on screen. 😄

[@jeremycoleman2736]

Spider Man was everything in 2002 Magy. Thank you!

[@DrekeXorn13]

The second Spiderman movie is considered one of the best comic book movies ever. And yes, that includes the entire MCU!

[@hshmn]

its so funny everytime i get invested into a scene the video cuts away and im intently staring at a sofa cushion lmao

[@kucing_oyen6839]

Classic AMERICAN spiderman movie, quality actors, character, smooth acting and story. Not another country spiderman to copy the bad movie

[@raghuramsathwik3907]

In This Movie They Showed Spiderman Himself delivers Green Goblins Body then Harry See's it ,but In Comics Harry Himself Finds His Dads Body and wants to take revenge on Spiderman because he thinks Spidey killed his father... The Death of Green Goblin is Comic Accurate..

[@andythierry5402]

A little too comic accurate for my taste, this need to be like the comic absolutely wasted Willem Dafoe’s acting in his dying scene giving him a comic reaction which doesn’t really work on screen, at least not when you’re older. I wish they had given him genuine reactions because there is a reason reactions are so exaggerated in comics and not necessarily in movies, at least not good ones because sure you could think of "The Room".

[@raghuramsathwik3907]

@@andythierry5402 Yeah His Action is 🔥 that's Comic Accurate...

[@aangmaster9392]

I am insanely jealous cause of what I would give to watch these movies for the first time again. Absolutely LOVED the reaction btw

[@HABO2210]

7:00 fun fact: Tobey Maguire actually did it. It took endless cuts, but this is all him

[@CyGea]

Speaking of superheroes... I keep thinking of Magy as Wonder Girl, because she's like a mini Gal Gadot, with that smile that melts you.

[@animal-rights]

"With Great powers comes great responsibility" - this is the definition of Spider-man

[@PapasitoBustamante2585]

Sometimes I have nightmares of MJ screaming in my ear 🤣🤣🤣

[@dwayneluke8984]

"WITH GREAT POWER,COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY" LEGENDARY LINE

[@gahree]

"Ouch, I felt that!" Lol

[@MagicMagy]

I really did😂that hurt so much

[@erikroman7562]

@@MagicMagy Just calm down, don't get to much in your feeling bitch. Or whatever. But also where are you from.

[@kirby7327]

@@erikroman7562 Nigga tf are you talking about

[@DlcEnergy]

@@erikroman7562 Well that was uncalled for. Chill out, dickwad.

[@ТоляРой-л3в]

The reaction was simply not imitable, hilarious and delightful throughout the film, the final scene you watched in one breath👏👏👏👏👏

[@ionpetre8139]

If you read this. 1 real fact : the scene where Peter catched MJ and her food , the catch was 100% real. The did that catch 26 or 36 something times untill it was what we've seen.

[@madeinsound08]

33:22 "I will always be your friend" Intergalactic OOOOF!

[@malkmuslistener5459]

love how the flight suit is designed with such a gobliney face

[@SebasTian58323]

William Dafoe loved his role as green goblin(if I am remembering correctly) originally the studio didn't want to cast him as Norman/green goblin, but after they let him try a read of two scenes, they changed their minds. Upon being cast Dafoe made it known to Sam Raimi that it was very important to him to portray the character when he was in costume, telling the director that he didn’t want anybody else doing his role. A request Raimi agreed to, providing Dafoe do all the necessary stunt training required to look natural doing things like pilot the Goblin Glider or dropkick Spider-Man through a burning building. Hell, Dafoe went as far as to develop a unique fighting style for the Green Goblin with choreographers that complemented his superhuman abilities and the fit of his combat-suit, eventually settling on a straight-forward “meat and potatoes” fighting style that made use of the Green Goblins enhanced strength and contrasted with the more acrobatic, backflip orientated moveset of Spider-Man. according to Dafoe, he was exceptionally wary of allowing a Stuntman to don the Green Goblin’s military-grade armor as the face-obscuring mask of the suit only allowed the character to emote via body language. Something he questioned the ability of stuntmen to do, noting that their tremendous physicality and ability to look like they’re being kicked in the stomach without injury doesn’t necessarily translate to acting ability. As a result, Dafoe wanted to portray the character in-costume as much as physically possible and endured the painful, uncomfortable process of having the costume attached to his body each day so he could swan around a sound stage pretending to be a flamboyant, metallic-green psychopath who surfs on a bat-shaped hunk of future. All three love action movie Spider-Men bring their own take on the character. Personally, I think Tobey is closest to the comic version in what he goes through, Andrew tries to capture the comedy, and Tom is really fun.

[@blakejohnston1429]

Fun Fact: that scene where Peter catches the tray in the cafeteria took Tobey Maguire 156 takes to get right They had to eventually glue his hand to the bottom of the tray to be able to perfect it

[@suicunesolsan]

The scene where Peter catches the food on the tray while carrying MJ... that was real. It took them 100+ tries for Tobey to get it right, but he eventually got it and that's the scene you see. There were other live-action superhero adaptations before this one, like Superman and Batman, but I think this is the first one where they really got it right. Although it still has some campy one-liners ("We'll meet again, Spider-man!") you can really tell where the MCU got its inspiration.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I can't imagine the patience he and the crew had to have for that. I mean, it could have taken _days_ or never happened at all!

[@3DJapan]

This is better than the MCU Spidey though.

[@suicunesolsan]

@@3DJapan That's just your opinion. :P Holland's performance has a youthful energy that Tobey's does not, and I do like it.

[@thestoicsoliloquies4041]

Superman 1978 definitely got it right. Superman II Donner Cut got it right. Superman 3 and 4- not so much.

[@Eidlones]

@@bigdream_dreambig They did help out a bit by making everything have a layer of adhesive, so help it stick, but... yeah lol

[@juangal7569]

This movie is my childhood, the soundtrack and scenes I'd often come back to if I need some confidence or a bit of cheering up.

[@warrenbfeagins]

This one and the sequel to this, Spiderman 2, are still the best Spiderman movies of all time.

[@viliamkovac4787]

Poor Tobby was watterboarded while filming that upside down kiss :D

[@MisterEyeJones]

15:22 Basically, Spiderman is the first one who make money by taking selfies

[@mt2345t]

Gonna say you english got alot better from here on. Just watch lotr reaction and wow, so much better. love your accent and positivity and ofc your reactions 😊👌

[@saiyajinsannin8661]

Spiderman 2 is a masterpiece ..you're gonna love that movie

[@adnap]

I’m not going to say much about Spider-Man that hasn’t already been said, but i will say this: Within every movie reaction channel there is always something unique about each person and that’s part of what makes this so entertaining and interesting as an experience. But Magy, there is something so truly endearing about how empathic, sincere and emotionally invested you get in films. It makes the experience of being here that much more special. All the Spider-Man films are good in their own way. Amazing, Spider-Man, and Marvel Cinematic Universe. But this trilogy is the original and though flawed as it is, there is something classic about them. (We have to forgive Spider-Man 3, as it does have its moments. Thank you for this reaction.

[@donovanblackwelder4301]

5:15 "Sadly, yes; BUT I LIVED!"

[@mikem1406]

I loved William Defoe as the Green Goblin, as well as the backstory.

[@EthanRom]

Underrated opinion. He was awesome in this film!

[@Caseytify]

He was drawn to the idea of two personalities, fighting each other through a mirror

[@Backstreets247]

Magy - "There he saved her the second time" Me - Yeah there's gonna be a lot of that! .......a hell lot!

[@christopherjackson9615]

This is so dope you watching this is bring back alot of memories and I have alot of the spiderman trilogy

[@lucifermorningstar4500]

The end of this movie is literally perfection

[@David-A.]

This spiderman was the best spiderman movie ive ever seen! In my opinion it was a masterpiece. The others are good too but this one is my favourite! BTW mr Osborne/green goblin he was a good person but ever since the lab accident he has created another personality inside him. The green goblin! And OMG the ending was phennomenal the words "with great power comes great responsibility" powerful words and the end was again PHENNOMENAL

[@ColeNalle]

This Spider-Man Movie with Tobey Maguire is all a Classic and it brings back memories and I guarantee it. 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😊🥰❤💙🖤❤💙🖤❤💙🖤❤💙🖤❤💙🖤❤💙❤💙🖤❤💙❤🖤💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖😉💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍