Spider-Man Crane Swinging Scene - The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) Movie CLIP HD

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[@optiblue16stopmotion45]

Let’s be honest here. That sound his web shooters make when they shoot is actually pretty cool

[@PiteerPark]

*pthew*

[@noobypro6993]

@@PiteerPark idky but that made me laugh

[@jkjordon1]

Its my favorite version of the thwip sound.

[@lanxe69]

@@PiteerPark lol exactly😂😂😂

[@jedimasteroptimusprime4375]

Didn’t expect to see you here

[@jeffsavilleproductions]

Rest in peace James Horner, your music was so moving in this scene

[@applecrapple6768]

@Kenneth Weaver yep

[@gamerduck4597]

Unlike the scene itself

[@mightymorphinmonty7618]

Jeff Saville Creative Rip James Horner :(

[@raptor7s]

Fuck man :( RIP James horner

[@dekam7279]

I hate the hans Zimmer version of this music.

[@sdm000]

c'mon, you can't deny TASM has the best swinging scenes out of all the 3 iterations of spidermans. it's super satisfying to see TASM swinging actions again implemented in the game and Miles Morales one.

[@youtubinganonymous2]

Agreed. There is somehting about MCU Spiderman that just feels "off" for some reason. The swinging does not thrill me in the same way as the Andrew films. Even Raimi had a better vision for what Spiiderman should look like when he swings across the city than the MCU director (who seems to focus solely on the Peter/Avengers side of things).

[@bobwilson679]

As someone who thinks that Tom Holland has the best iteration of Spider-Man, I can agree with you that this web-swinging is better.

[@ely1188]

@@youtubinganonymous2 because the CGI is not good and tom holland body type / height just looks weird doing it.

[@dantockzz1308]

TASM indeed has very good scenes like this but nothing matches to the Raimi's One

[@arcanemelody901]

@@bobwilson679 I have to disagree greatly on your opinion of the best Spider-Man iteration.

[@dylanwebster2656]

I actually like the first TASM suit. It felt the most home made and seemed realistic in terms of design.

[@spiderboi_29]

EXACTLY

[@LSchelvin71]

I don't like the Visor

[@BlaineADedam]

@@LSchelvin71 I actually really liked the yellow lenses for the eyes - plus, it's pretty realistic he uses the lenses from the sunglasses he wore when he originally just wore a red mask, sunglasses, and beanie when he was trying to find Uncle Ben's killer.

[@anbuselavam5116]

Spandex suit is cool

[@shaunshawn8079]

Yeah, I think its kinda weird how everyone strives for absolute comic accuracy

[@randehmarshgames4608]

I dont see enough people talking about the soundtrack in this scene, it’s incredible

[@fayshalhalvytastaftiyan99]

Yes, RIP James Horner

[@somersfamily]

Reminds me of titanic

[@randehmarshgames4608]

@@somersfamily I was thinking the same thing

[@TheOnlyJManHere]

YES! It's what gave me chills the most, LOVE IT!!

[@mirarahi]

@@fayshalhalvytastaftiyan99 rip..

[@Sarboi7]

*This clip exists Almost every comment about this film: ”perhaps I treated you too harshly”

[@Boomerbang2]

i just rewatched both movie, and i can honestly say the first one is better in my opinion

[@rave6893]

This was The Most Comic Accurate Spiderman And Suits. Both Are Indeed *A M A Z I N G*

[@freshnoodles2108]

@@Boomerbang2 always has been.

[@hamzaxo5247]

wrong universe brother

[@adityabhalekar3506]

Except for the Maguire sheep travelling in flocks round here

[@alessiodelcastillo1613]

1:18 This has to be one of the greatest Spider-Man swinging sequences ever. It's so realistic. The way the camera falls with him as he falls incredibly fast is perfect. You can hear the wind as his speed increases. It's almost like a rollercoaster when you hit the pinnacle and then just drop. It perfectly captures how web-swinging would be in real life and makes the audience feel as if it's falling and rising with Spider-Man.

[@genisysprime2384]

I personally like 1:55. It has a close up on spidey's movements

[@sammakesstuff4176]

Too bad the cranes do nothing, kinda ruins the shot for me

[@spiderboi_29]

THANK YOU, ITS REALLY MY FAVORITE PART OF THIS SCENE BECAUSE YOU FEEL THE MOMENTUM

[@ezkid1388]

Fr

[@chuckser9877]

@@sammakesstuff4176 wdym it does, his leg is injured and without the cranes he won’t really be able to hit his top speed since he’s gotta bounce on the walls

[@SonicDashie759]

00:34 I always love how the helicopter's searchlight is telling Peter where he needs to swing to

[@cordariusw980]

Never noticed that 👀

[@ninjavert2725]

Yeah I didn’t notice that either

[@aurafireheart]

I didn't even notice that at first. Heck, nice spotting!

[@Cosmicmorales]

BRO WTF how did u notice that

[@grovon3rock]

Yeah but what if the helicopter just gave him a lift though? It was there....could've just helped him out.

[@JMB_Knight]

The fact that he fought the Lizard and was able to stand with a bullet in his leg with sever damage to his body shows that this Spider-Man has a will of titanium

[@philvinc4]

I mean the bullet grazed him, it wasn't in his leg but I still agree with ya

[@DaRealCheezy]

@@philvinc4 he lost a lot of blood tho

[@Marzzz887]

Not really. See spider man does have a healing factor. By the time he ran towards the crane u see his leg heal up

[@DaRealCheezy]

@@Marzzz887 he just stopped the bleeding. And every version has a different healing factor. Like 1610 for example. His is not that good compared to others. He just went through the pain as he was running towards the cranes

[@Pyrilewski]

Ultimate Spider-Man: hold my beer.

[@user-pj7hb3pc8x]

His web swinging feels so natural and realistic, i feel like i am there shooting those webs

[@Tetopettenson1]

Yeah TASM has like best spider man swinging scenes

[@afarrel3195]

thats what you get if your director named webb

[@user-pj7hb3pc8x]

@@afarrel3195 so tru bestie

[@spiderboi_29]

@@afarrel3195 Spider-Man by Marc Webb = Spider-Webb

[@badat9ly-_-235]

When you are the thousandth like 😎

[@mrbooboohead157]

This CGI is still unmatched it's so realistic

[@mirarahi]

obvious that's why I adore and appreciate this movie!

[@Never_GamePlayZ]

It is great but not that.... Great.

[@sethsarts1392]

@@Never_GamePlayZ cap, there is no other spider man movie with the same level of cgi

[@thegtalover100]

It’s not. They actually filmed the swinging in the middle of manhattan

[@jtmb355]

@@sethsarts1392 The sequel its a lot better imo

[@Maxler5795]

there are 2 reasons i love this scene: 1) the reason the construction workers are doing this is because he saved a kid in a bridge and it was actually the son of one of the workers, who called in some favours to help spider man when he was in need, showing that, like the movie "Klaus" said (completely out of left field i know): "a true selfless act always sparks another" 2) this shows that civilians can help heroes. heroes aren't invincible, they are still human (for the most part) and could still use some help. I don't know of a SINGLE other superhero movie that shows this message.

[@jamesabell8356]

In may parker words you help someone you help everyone

[@MotorStonder]

there's also a third one, Spider-Man's titanium will

[@OlavoHenriqueLimaLeite]

Thor Being A God:Am I A joke to you?

[@LuzNoceda4162]

Ghost rider as well! The police man literally shot him giving him more Power

[@LuzNoceda4162]

Also the construction worker said that "wait I know that Guy!" "Yeah he saved my boy from the bridge!"

[@cgmdenverartist1047]

You know a lot of people don’t like Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man but let’s be honest the first amazing Spider-Man was actually good

[@akpsyche1299]

I think a lot of people liked him as Spider-Man. He had that cocky, deadpool-like quality to him, always cracking jokes and throwing out one-liners during fights. The problem is that he didn't portray a very accurate Peter Parker. Peter Parker is supposed to be an awkward, nerdy teen, and Garfield made him seem too confident, and dare I say arrogant, when he wasn't wearing the suit.

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

CGM Stride Films It was a great and emotional ride

[@kgunitkeese17]

Alaskan Psyche I should also mention that he’s too much of a pretty boy and a hipster.

[@ApolloXL5]

Alaskan Pysche, Peter Parker was actually a good looking guy, but he didn't have the confidence to embrace that until he became Spider-man. We see that in Spider-man TAS and Spectacular Spider-man and the Amazing Spider-man films.

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

ApolloXL5 Uh what are you on about? Ik but l never said anything

[@SukunasFingers25]

This Spider-Man honestly looks like in the same timeline with venom.

[@ezzzzzy3863]

I agree, i cant imagine tom spiderman(iron boy jr) fighting hardy venom

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

@@ezzzzzy3863 Wouldn't be much of a fight. He would be ripped in half in 2 seconds.

[@captainobvious7165]

@@TheN1ghtwalker They might have to wait until he gets older.

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

@@captainobvious7165 But Tom Hardy will get older too. And it's not about the age, it's mostly about how they handled the character.

[@moon-knight2125]

@@TheN1ghtwalker should be andrew

[@butteredtoast7110]

I’m convinced 1:45-1:53 is the best moment in all Spider-Man movies. The music, the camerawork, the way he swings, the lighting, just everything

[@LSchelvin71]

1:55 COOL SWING

[@butteredtoast7110]

@@LSchelvin71 yesss

[@Dres2000]

The Soundtrack!!

[@MustardGuy161]

If you're talking about the live-action movies, yeah, it's fantastic. It has emotional weight too, I love how the civilians gathered up to help Spider-Man - really drives in that Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man thing - swing to Oscorp, very beautiful.

[@solarking952]

I hate to ruin the moment, but does he really need those cranes to swing? There are clearly buildings in the direction he’s going in.

[@murry789]

How can people hate this Spider-Man???? So underrated

[@rektthelegendscollector4908]

true

[@paulbunions8580]

Because it's bad

[@rektthelegendscollector4908]

@@paulbunions8580 toms even worse he didnt even act like spiderman

[@sanjibashisendow6286]

And whatttt a beautiful spidy suit that is, most realistic one tbh, i dont know why people hate this iteration of spiderman so much

[@aaronlouis4020]

Let's us all love and appreciate the Spider-Men. They are all equal.

[@RonaldX24]

This version of spiderman has the best and realistic web shooters out of all the movies.

[@folandekalan7745]

How Right You Are

[@David-hi8og]

Well Tobey had organic so you could compare Tom to that

[@norhaiyatiesa5014]

Original spiderman is from genetic

[@Unknown-ov7pq]

@@David-hi8og but in tobey spiderman movie, he's web is not realistic -_-

[@sagarganeshj1419]

@@Unknown-ov7pq can't blame its 2002 cgi

[@soos8785]

Andrew Garfield and Ben affleck are literally perfect examples of perfect superheroes that were done by studio interference. Andrew would have been the best if he had a better scripy

[@humblewonder3260]

For real!

[@LiuKang33440]

If they never took out the deleted scenes that’s all they needed for this movie

[@yourfatboy5359]

@@LiuKang33440 those scenes were hella cool

[@volarex5311]

True, I grew up with the Raimi Trilogy but I gotta agree Andrew beats Tobey in terms of acting

[@aseem2985]

Andrew = best Spider-Man. Ben = best batman. (I can't choose between Tobey and Andrew they're both awesome)

[@Zenith200]

After Peter told the feds he wasn't the enemy, did the city literally just come together to help him with having the cranes line up perfectly, have a helicopter spotlight, and every road of traffic stop for him? That is so wholesome

[@SandeepaLoku]

Peter saved that crane guy's son on the bridge and he literally called his workmates to line up cranes

[@GBA_Raspberry]

@@SandeepaLoku I just realized this... wow

[@SandeepaLoku]

@@GBA_Raspberry yeah.. the amazing spider-man 1 is truly amazing ❤️

[@lynxzen7435]

@@SandeepaLoku that and george stacy knew that peter was a good guy

[@thiagomessias9094]

realy bruh

[@koujitsukagoshi]

I don't understand why people don't like this version of Spiderman, it's my favorite version. It slowly shows all development of how he become Spiderman, from his motive to his costume and web shooters it all was shown, and the movie didn't just focus on his hero side we actually saw the life Peter Parker and how it affects him.

[@mirarahi]

Toby's fans are too toxic (not all).

[@tonyg7718]

I agree, it’s the Tibet fanboys & mcu fanboys who dislike Andrews Spider-Man

[@tonyg7718]

IMO I think he & Robert Pattinsons Batman have the perfect tone & similarities where they can potentially exist in the same universe

[@legobrick1356]

It's been years for me since I've watched this movie. Me and my sister were watching it earlier and were just appreciating how great it really was. When this scene happened and the worker started getting the calls made, I was ecstatic and pumped up as it occurred. This scene in particular though is proof of why Spider-Man is my favorite comic-book superhero: Inspiration. A hero is someone who others look up to, an idol, who can manage to make the impossible possible, and defy all odds for the sake of others. This is the side of Spider-Man's story that isn't shown off much in the movies, usually because he's too busy being called a menace or is too new to the scene. Spider-Man 2 did a great job of instilling this though, with how everyone on the train he saved had elected to keep his identity secret out of respect, but this scene does it better by having the average citizens play an active role in helping him save the day. That worker knew Spidey was a hero and knew that he needed help, and even when the evacuation was called he refused to leave when he knew that he could do something to help save the city. The co-workers across the sites likely knew of this fact too, about Parker's heart, and saw that if their co-worker was willing to put himself at possible risk like the hero, then why should they do any different? Spider-Man may be the one with nifty gadgets and powers, but he was still human like the rest of them and was putting himself in extreme danger in order to save complete strangers, _why why should they do any different?_ They had the power to help save the city they called home, and they felt that it was their duty, nay!, their _responsibility_ to help. Amazing Spider-Man does this better than Spider-Man 2: the banner of Hope for those to follow, to rally behind. To those know the real Spider-Man, he is a true hero: selfless, unrelenting, refuses to trade lives, and a beacon of hope. In this movie, the civilians don't simply act like he just waved his hands in front of him saying "You didn't see _anything_" before disappearing; these civilians knew that they could make a _real_ difference right there and right then. These average people were willing to risk themselves, just like Spidey, in order to help save the day. Spider-Man _inspired_ them. That's what is never really tackled much in all the movies: how much of an inspiration Spider-Man really is. While part of his motives is his other superpower: Super Guilt; he still dons the mask in order to help those in need, and even when he tries to quit the gig he just can't, he can't just sit by and o nothing when he knows he can do something. You don't see _Batman_ being an inspiration, he's not even a particularly great role model overall; while Superman wears a symbol of hope, he is not an inspiration; Spider-Man _is_ though. Spider-Man is by no means some average joe, but he's not some god either, he has limits just like the people he saves do, which helps him be relatable to them as well, but even when he's hopelessly outnumbered he still keeps fighting. He doesn't run, he doesn't retreat to make a plan to use later (looking at _you_ Batman), he stays in the crosshair of danger and continues fighting. I may have ranted a bit here, but like I said, Spidey is my favorite comic-book hero for a reason. He is an unrelenting flame that forever burns (if we're being honest...I'd say he might just be worthy of a Green Lantern ring), and will fight til the bitter end for the sake of others, even if he is constantly ridiculed, and doesn't seek praise.

[@belimvasim143]

No one told him that "power comes responsibllity" But he understood it as the film went ahead Truely "action speaks louder then words" thing

[@bogibogdanovic9253]

7 years man, 7 years! Time is flowing like water... We miss you TASM.

[@ruggedsquireez6927]

I Don't.

[@Director_Oompaloompa]

@@ruggedsquireez6927 then um yep i dont know what to say

[@ruggedsquireez6927]

@@Director_Oompaloompa It Had Some Good Ideas But It Felt Rushed.

[@x-rax716]

@@ruggedsquireez6927 at least it was much better than tobey's

[@ruggedsquireez6927]

@@x-rax716 At Least His Had 2 Good Movies Before Sony Ruined It.

[@MichaelKhaimraj]

What I love about this scene is you're literally watching Peter become Spider-Man with each swing. But it started before that first swing. When he covered his gunshot wound with his webs and fought through the pain to sprint off the top of that first building. He was knocked down but he stood back up and literally took a "leap of faith" (to quote Into the Spider-verse). The first web shot missing felt like Peter being *too* confident - he was *trying* to be a hero. The second shot, the first to connect to a crane, was a very simple pendulum swing. He got a good feeling for the speed and intensity of swinging here. The next one, with the epic camera movement, was him feeling a bit more comfortable with the sensation, with him using his momentum for extra speed and height. After that was a very quick and seamless tether with a basically perfect pendulum swing to maximize speed and height while remaining in control. The next two tethers are the precursor to his "transition". The music score comes to a head, and we see Peter doing basic mid-air acrobatics, showing he's finally got it figured out. Then finally at 1:45, with the score dropping its big triumphant motif, Peter finally becomes Spider-Man, without *trying* to be a hero like he was with the missed shot in the beginning. He's a little shaky from the backflip he did previously, but regains his control within seconds. He's swinging with real confidence and finesse, as seen by the little flourishes he adds to the subsequent swings. His web tether shots are placed with precision, and we finally get the flare that we all know Spider-Man for. The choreography and scoring for this scene is other-worldly.

[@scottsnyder8793]

This comment needs more attention. Well said

[@moonknight6614]

Underrated comment

[@ANovicePro]

Way too over analyse it, mate.

[@GabesEdtiz]

@@ANovicePro shut up

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

@@GabesEdtiz hes not being rude you shut up

[@samarjeetbhonsle6000]

Hats off to Marc Webb. He deserves so much ore respect. He was responsible for nearly everything that was great about this duology of movies. If they gave him great writers then I'd argue that he would make the best Spider-Man movie ever.

[@dodywidodo9433]

Andrew stole the show in NWH beside Dafoe. It was amazing indeed.

[@spideyviewer327]

*_RIP James Horner._* The soundtrack was one of the best things about this movie.

[@noddye1764]

and the costume and the chemistry the cgi/vfx everything was on point.

[@COCHINWOOFERS-REBORN]

Finally i saw someone mentioned James Horner. This Soundtrack is very Underrated.. That trumpet portion gives so much emotions than Zimmer's Trumpet in TASM2.

[@matthewsirait]

Yes, especially the theme song

[@HashimRisaldar]

What I liked the most about The Amazing Spider-Man was the physics playing part when Peter web swings. They look so realistic.

[@marijantiric350]

Hashim o

[@volarex5311]

Unlike Far From Home.

[@iamgar6age]

@@volarex5311 yeah Mysterio was the only good thing about that movie

[@duddie4171]

@@iamgar6age Not only Mysterio. The whole storyline was well written. Peter torn between his two identities is at the very core of his character and this movie shows it much better than TASM. I actually loved the romance portion of the movie too, which I not always do. I thought it was really well balanced with the superhero stuff and it actually felt like it served a purpose. Also it was not some overglorified love drama, but just two awkward teenagers afraid of showing their feelings.

[@str_ppy]

@@duddie4171 The thing is you can't really compare these Peter's because they are in different situations and have to find a way to deal with it differently

[@billyhoward3730]

1:28 there's something about this scene that makes you feel like you're one of the civilians watching Spidey swing away as the police officer stops from driving, literal perfection

[@douglassnyder9206]

0:27-0:40, I couldn't help but have a tear in my eye when I first saw this movie in theaters. Goes to show that Spider-Man can make a difference.

[@solitarycompany9523]

I'm just gonna say it. Best looking web swinging out of any of the movies.

[@user-nk5tv4ug7l]

that's all. the nice scene this movie has is only this clip

[@user-nk5tv4ug7l]

@Elbrons it is your opinion. amaiging spiderman is failed and only fans of Andrew say it is better than original

[@ridleymcnamara2273]

Not trying to hate on the latest ones...but I feel like the web swinging and all is a bit much in the Homecoming?

[@Wolf-hd1hr]

Toby felt like spiderman who was about 30 years and he was quite boring especially when being parker. Holland on the hand looks like a fetus who hasn't hit puberty yet. Andrew was so perfect. Not only he looked 20, he looked cool despite being a nerd, Had great humour, his suit was awesome and his chemistry with gwen on screen was out of the world. Despite his movies felt like a bit rushed and probably that's because of below average writing, he still carried the whole movie and he more than deserved to get more spiderman movies.

[@jalapeno.biznaus5752]

This is a crappy movie..... But I can't say your wrong about that

[@realnimrod3436]

Love the sound when his webs shoot

[@Noname-xj3yn]

Friendly Neighborhood Spidey Oh shit...

[@brendasevilla2954]

Friendly Neighborhood Spidey jfjfifn

[@joileangie]

Friendly Neighborhood Spidey Jajajaajjajjajajajaja

[@cheaterdxvid9488]

Friendly Neighborhood Spidey yeah Bro me to😋😋😂😄😄

[@rengoku2195]

Jijijijijijijiji

[@ryantony7743]

The web swinging and music is so frickin incredible. Amazing. I’m not gonna compare it to any of the other Spider-Man movies cause I’m sick of seeing that happen and I wish just once at least that these movies can be enjoyed without being said to be better than the other. I love them all individually why does there always have to be a comparison?

[@crys7884]

Agree 100%

[@dovelove5427]

Agreed. That's why with No Way Home the directors and producers wanted to create that movie to show the fandom that they don't have to be compared, you can appreciate all three of them without tearing the other down. All three of them are unique and special in their own way.

[@humihawl]

If this version of Spider-Man had joined the Avengers that would be great.

[@peko7016]

Captain america: Civil war Would've ended quick

[@pickle93]

Well he is an alternate universe Spidey :(

[@Ale-dd3ek]

@@peko7016 agree. Andrew Spidey Is a fucking Beast

[@alfonsomiguelperryp.patena8478]

you should also think about the editor, director and the person who made the music

[@blairomani]

@@peko7016 especially since Andrews Spider-Man would’ve already been pretty Experienced. Plus his Spider Sense is so fucking Cracked for example, the scene in TASM2 where he saves the people on the stairs.

[@ZenseiSmoke]

I feel like insomniac took referrences for websling animations from some of these scenes

[@annshouldsleep]

Seens?

[@LT-tg4vf]

Thats right , most of insomniac web swing animation inspired from tasm. Actually the game combine all 3 version of spiderman in one

[@theguy3129]

exactly my opinion....

[@smorgastarta4205]

SmokE ElemenT They did, they admitted to taking many web actions with TASM1&2.

[@TehFabled]

@Benny Fair fax insomniac took inspiration for so much spider-man media when building up the game

[@jaxjohnson6175]

I honestly would have liked to see this series continue

[@LeisaTheGreat]

SAME

[@organic6778]

I would’ve enjoyed a well written version of a 3/4 part series sure. But the amazing Spider-Man series is horrible.

[@xinious4397]

The second movie sucks but this movie isn't bad at all. *only the parts where it doesn't get peter right but other than that its pretty good*

[@estevangarcia1089]

Same here.

[@NYWallCrawler]

Yeah, me too! I really wanted to see Spider-Man started bringing people back from the dead.

[@themonstergamer5441]

Wasn't a big fan of TASM 2 but I actually liked this movie. Took Spiderman in a realistic route and did something different with how he became a hero. Instead of Ben's death making him a hero, he became a anti-hero hunting down Ben's killer. Then when he was put in that situation on the bridge and saved those people it clicked in his head. I liked that, it was cool to see him become from a asshole who was grieving and full of anger to someone he knew his Uncle Ben wanted him to be and someone he would be proud of. Now TASM 2 was just.... Harry was what made it suck for me .

[@anomaly395]

Damn, when you put it like that it makes me like his origin a little more. I kind of saw Uncle Ben’s death as a rip off of how they did it with the Raimi trilogy (especially with the “not my policy” line), but I didn’t realize that unlike Tobey he didn’t become a hero from Ben’s line or regret from indirectly killing him. But simply saving that boy (and maybe Ben’s line hit him after the fact because he finally realizes what he meant). That’s a nice difference, and probably something that’ll fly over a lot of people’s heads.

[@magallanesagustin4952]

The music starting at 0:27 is my favorite part of the movie's soundtrack. It's so beautiful and full of hope.

[@bigzu7629]

TASM was the most realistic spiderman out of any other spiderman i have ever seen. The way Andrew porttrayed the emotions of a teenager was on point and it felt like you could relate to him so much more than any other spiderman.

[@marcowl5680]

Wait for the butthurt Tobey or iron boy fans but I really liked Andrew

[@primm3855]

@@marcowl5680 people always get mad and cry when I say Andrew was the most realistic

[@marcowl5680]

@@primm3855 everyone has their own opinion, I’m more of a Tobey fan but I think that Andrew was still the most realistic

[@setsuna7618]

@@marcowl5680 true. who cares if his peter parker isnt exactly the one straight out from comic ver. This ver. is more relatable and actually awesome.

[@marcowl5680]

@@setsuna7618 Yee, i found his to be extremely awesome when I first his both movies just like the others, I see the problem but still like then

[@TheYoungun189]

1:45 This has me smile in excitement every single time like a little kid. Although Tobey Maguire is forever my favorite, Andrew will always be underrated to me. This score is the Spider-Man theme.

[@guardianexe_30]

I watch this movie and TASM2 quite often and they still make me cry every time lol

[@Venomm2099]

@@guardianexe_30 now you got all theme in 1 movie :")

[@Cosmicmorales]

All these years and this legendary scene still holds up.

[@Blast2224]

I understand the love for Holland, but this is forever my favorite swing. New Yorkers coming together to help him. The flag. The fact that he’s INJURED, nearly messes up, but still does it. It’s why I liked Miles and his swing. It’s not perfect. It’s what Spider-Man has to do.

[@datriadx18]

This is easily the best ever depiction of Spiderman web swinging... The inertia of his movement, the feeling of momentum, the way the web starts loose, then goes taut as he swings on the end of it, the very tangible points that the web latches on... It's all so friggin beautiful. I love the Raimi movies and enjoy the swinging sequences in them, but too often the web swinging looked very floaty. The MCU depiction is yet to really give us a definitive swinging sequence. So for me, this crane scene and the opening of TASM2 is where it's at for the best Spidey web swinging scenes ever.

[@theaccordian9377]

It's also about how the people that make Spiderman a hero aren't the genius scientists like his father or Dr. Connors, but the average everyday working New Yorkers who believe in him.

[@lordcroussette]

This scene used to give me the shivers when I was younger.

[@sebastianortiz1841]

It still does to me. It gives me inspiration.

[@theguy3129]

still does.

[@PB-ij4xt]

It still gives me

[@DisruptorCSM]

I remember my parents got me the movie for Christmas I fell in love with this scene the most and I think the movie is actually underrated I liked Andrew Garfield as both spiderman and Peter and ofc the best love interest Gwen still gives me the shivers too

[@xenoxorus]

Andrew Garfield embodies the role of Spider-Man. He's got the comic-book look, his height, his charisma and wit humor, his intelligence, his persona, and most of all he was born to play that character. Such a shame Sony let him down for years until Tom Holland took the role in the MCU. Fun fact: His version of Spider-Man was supposed to be connected to the MCU. Imagine how they'll meet up with Cap and Tony in Civil War.

[@DisruptorCSM]

This is why I miss him as Spider-Man I would’ve loved to see his suit turning more classic like Tom’s suit but more fitting

[@Wertyber]

This scene is so jaw-dropping. I remember the first time I watch it my head literally got dizzy, just shows how well edited this scene is.

[@edited421]

1:45 the way the main theme plays is so amazing (no pun intended) also the shot at 1:56 is absolutely perfect

[@shelmiabid]

Finally someone said it

[@JS-202]

I also love how it was played, a super cool web-swinging and starts playing the *spiderman theme*

[@Exeposting]

I absolutely love this scene; the way that Spider-Man doesn't say a single word, even as he struggles to reach the tower with numerous falls and misses. It heavily portrays that words alone won't solve any hardships or problems; you need to ACT in order to achieve your goals and make things better. Peter had lost so much in his life and he was struggling, yet he continued on and pursued in saving his city. This really does make us realise that life's struggles should never stop you achieving your goals, and you need to thrive to do so.

[@thetruej7872]

Raexart I totally agree with you

[@Noname-xj3yn]

Raexart Well said, brother 👏👏👏

[@alex_lgrd]

Raexart love your com and I agree with you 😌❤️❤️❤️

[@alex_lgrd]

Raexart well said body 👏💙

[@funnehanims1997]

He could have just swinged on the buildings they were on they just tried to copy the best scenes from the Sam Raimi trilogy

[@TheYoungMindz]

TASM and TASM2 Is my personal favourite SM despite the hates it get. The swinging is just AMAZING.

[@dalemau5]

I watched the movie for the first time yesterday and I have to say, it was pretty cool. Especially the scene at 1:32 where the cop stops the taxi from going and you see Peter swinging. It looks so real!

[@Naterior_NK]

1:25 gave me chills about that guy looking at spider man and he's saying like "damn, that's cool. Go save the world spider man". 🔥🔥

[@arunavachakraborty8011]

Marc Webb + James Horner + great actors = A masterpiece

[@gsfovg]

Underrated masterpiece

[@victorcapote7376]

Then Marc Webb + Hans Zimmer + great actors= overhated decent movie.

[@ishananaguru]

nope

[@arunavachakraborty8011]

@@ishananaguru Avi Arad was added piece of shit. But even after that it was too close to a fabulous movie.

[@shadowburn6932]

Sadly Avi had to be in this equation as well 😢

[@pwerplazlol725]

I don’t care about the consequences of me saying this, this movie is better than any movie in the mcu

[@ryri221]

there is no consequences, you're talking faxx

[@pwerplazlol725]

@@ryri221 AYOOOO

[@sanjibashisendow6286]

And whatttt a beautiful spidy suit that is, most realistic one tbh, i dont know why people hate this iteration of spiderman so much, this is soooo soooo gooood

[@LSchelvin71]

Except the visor

[@ayushshah2103]

This scene makes me sad because it shows how much potential this movie has.

[@AlexYBITW]

Potential of what ?

[@AlexYBITW]

@Rōnin Avi Arad has his disgusting hands all over Spider-Man since the 1994 animated series. He'll never stop hurting the character.

[@michaeljordan5630]

This guy is the Ben Affleck of the marvel universe under appearanced because the studio screw it up.

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

This thing happened to Ben Affleck twice. First with Marvel then with DC. But now he's coming back.

[@virgilhawkins5680]

Nope, that honor goes to Edward Norton. After The Incredible Hulk, I believe he got let go because of creative differences. Andrew at least got 2 movies.

[@aseem2985]

It's so fookin sad cuz to me, Andrew is the best Spider-Man (along with Tobey, it's a tie) and Ben Affleck is the best Batman. I'll never understand the hate.

[@soobrise]

oh i thought the best batman is christian bale?

[@brandonharper6561]

@@aseem2985 Most people dislike Ben Affleck because he's an overweight alcoholic. I don't personally think he's a bad actor, but he definitely needs to make a lot of lifestyle changes.

[@JustaLamborghiniCountachWhoCom]

A lot of people dislike this movie and fail to see how it nailed Spider-Man's role as New York's protector. Look at how many people are helping him. They know that Lizard is a Spider-Man level threat, so they do the right thing and be a helpful city to their friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

[@Lucasfan375]

Everyone in my theater started clapping when Spiderman was swinging on the cranes! It was one of the most unforgettable movie experiences of my life

[@Cosmicmorales]

If it wasn't for the lizard scaring the life outta me I wouldn't have begged my mom to take me outta the theater at the time 😔.

[@Lucasfan375]

@@Cosmicmorales Okay? Sorry to hear that

[@somemanytimes5646]

1:02 this movie is NICE! CGI is Amazing!

[@smitapanicker3780]

Back when movie producers actually cared about what this legend stood for...

[@lllightskindude]

Everything was going fine but noope avi arad pushed sony for rewrites and the 2nd film was ruined. Idk why sony doesn't just fire avi arad.

[@danielcube6141]

@@lllightskindude true. I hate it when people try to squeeze in characters into movies with no backstory/emotion. I liked TASM2 but I definitely agree that it could have been A LOT better. There were so many deleted scenes and it had so much potential for a third movie with the Sinister Six. Unfortunately, it didn’t happen but I do see that Tom’s Spider-Man has learned this and now there is multiverse action happening 👍

[@Brando825]

@@danielcube6141 I like this movie but I hate the movie that Tom Holland made because he doesn’t know who’s a bad guy he just scream “Mr.Stark”? And I don’t like it...

[@sarjeshkhadgi2841]

avi arad is the main villain of spiderman movies lol ruined the fkn spiderman 3 (still very entertaining movie) and ruined tasm 2 with crappy storyline

[@yourfatboy5359]

@@sarjeshkhadgi2841 he also (if i was right) canceled the 90s spiderman show

[@theerandomdude2375]

Tobeys words will live on forever, Andrew is the amazing spiderman

[@mahiyatsafiyullah7103]

James Horner soundtrack to this film is legendary may he rest in peace knowing that as long as I live this soundtrack will always be in my heart

[@prowthegamer]

Such a powerful scene. This is why Spider-Man is my favorite superhero of all time. Rest In Peace Stan Lee. (1/2/19)

[@ThePlastikChair]

Rest in....piece?

[@prowthegamer]

@@ThePlastikChair Took me 3 years to find out

[@ThePlastikChair]

@@prowthegamer lmfao

[@yabigboiiii9703]

Tobey: Majestic Andrew: Realistic Tom: Cartoonish

[@CarlosJimenez-zh1hn]

YaBigBoii II facts

[@SixShooter6]

That's a weird way of spelling IronBoy Jr.

[@rigzmoviediaries654]

Yeah. There's no best spiderman since none of those things are even close to each other and cant be compared. Theyre each good at those things.

[@magentapurpleyap5566]

Josh keaton: perfect

[@galacticgang7474]

They’d make a mad team

[@evanhunter1426]

Watched this dozens of times as a kid and still. It never gets old to me

[@edupolo6371]

Unpopular opinion. This was the BEST Spiderman saga in terms of the scenes, the fights, the movement, the soundtrack and all the thing related to the cinema

[@trampotrav4350]

Yeah all the web swinging scenes looked amazing

[@CdrChaos]

Andrew deserved an entire trilogy as good as this scene. That bit with the construction towers and the NYPD all lining up to help Spidey in his hour of need...more meaningful than Far From Home.

[@noddye1764]

far from home is just a fucking meme at this point

[@ginge641]

The NYPD did nothing to help Peter in this scene. They were the ones that put the bullet in his leg that he recovers from after a few seconds.

[@CdrChaos]

Ginge Redirecting traffic? The helicopter search light?

[@ginge641]

@@CdrChaos The traffic that has no affect on his swinging and the searchlight that offers no help whatsoever? They were hunting him ruthlessly a few seconds before. It was a shooter in that very helicopter that put the bullet in his leg.

[@legendk.p2634]

lol haters chill out. far from home was good

[@oilygoblin727]

1:43 The swinging and the music is just amazing! Many people don't like Andrew's spidey but I love and it will always be my favorite. I miss you Andrew 💪

[@patrykswitaa7852]

its been 11 years, wtf the movie is still so fresh.

[@Jordan-ys9ek]

I know right. TASM 1 and 2 are so ahead of their time you just can't appreciate their genius. Its okay. Not everybody can appreciate the genius of TASM 1 and 2 but that also means that not everybody is as intellectual as me. I truly have an IQ above 160 and have a much broader worldview than anyone who has ever lived. The fact that I'm also able to appreciate the subtle genius of TASM 1 and 2 means that I have a true gift. I am truly an intellectual god amongst you mortals.

[@patrykswitaa7852]

@@Jordan-ys9ek I didnt like tasm, it looks good, but garfield will never be tobey.

[@Jordan-ys9ek]

@@patrykswitaa7852 so what this movie is better then garbage mcu we have today

[@patrykswitaa7852]

​@@Jordan-ys9ek The only good thing in mcu is the part with Tobey and Garfield.

[@Cosmicmorales]

This movie was wayyy ahead of its time, I regret leaving the theater half way thru.

[@thatvrdude1856]

My favorite Spider-Man, and my favorite Spider-Man actor

[@evanlusmann2689]

Ditto!

[@luhmawlii5944]

Best Spider-Man suit ever

[@Miles_Morales7571]

I agree with you on that, I really like the blue detail on it 😎

[@Ajay-dy3xw]

Amazing suit, but raimi's suit is better in my opinion.

[@trinililbit12345]

Sasha Braus yea I will always love the classic

[@user-cg5uk4gy5u]

@@trinililbit12345 ом

[@wafflemanofficial3130]

Yes, I'm not the only one who likes this suit best

[@kalebrod2823]

I really wanna see a live action spider-verse with Tobey, Andrew and Tom.

[@ironlegend2399]

Could you imagine all three of them swinging together through the streets of new York city times square it would be so awesome

[@manhattanvi]

like into the spideyverse

[@veluta2549]

That's my dream..

[@charge7267]

Kaleb Rod each time a camera focuses to one of them their theme is playing in the background

[@pauljorge5089]

I hope to come back in this comment thread someday and congratulate you on predicting this 🙏🏻

[@kevxl3090]

This scene had me in genuine tears when i first watched it,Andrew Garfield Will always be one of the most Beautiful and Best Spiderman To ever exist,I Genuinely dont understand why he got so much hate,His Spiderman Adaptation and acting was ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING! (Also yes,i do understand he's not a good peter parker,But His Spiderman Def Was.)

[@evanlusmann2689]

Me too

[@sng3939]

I really enjoyed the first TASM. Very underrated for sure.

[@chefboyardee4674]

1:19 I always loved how the camera moved for that swing

[@noone-he1ho]

Same bro

[@jerodbrown7339]

Very reminiscent of the Raimi trilogy camera movement, but with a bit of shaky cam to get a rush sensation. Really awesome!

[@jadavianjackson4517]

Bro the music goes so well with it too it’s chills everytime!

[@chief5604]

That air effect and sounds, so cool.....

[@zLeviTV]

This scene, cinematographically, is perfect

[@pedrovara4712]

This is the best spiderman scene in any movie ever. Im ready to fight for that

[@anthonyfoster1685]

Whenever i need a little motivation I always come back to this piece of cinematic history because that's how great it is

[@gamesglance]

Andrew was better spiderman than Tom.. his version was funny, had more spidey moments, thrilling and most of all, it was indeed 'amazing'

[@sackbub8243]

Tobey > Tom > Andrew period

[@ericzhang1515]

I agree with you I don’t really like Tom because he doesn’t feel like Spider-Man to me. I love Tobey and Andrew

[@TCN695]

I love both maguire and Garfield I grew up with them plus I love andrew’s suit it’s very unique

[@alexdesousa3769]

I like all of them. Their SM versions just have different approaches and match with the style of each movie. Tobey has a dramatic version because Raimi tried to contemplate peter's inner conflicts, Andrew has a cool version because web wanted to modernize his movie and Tom has a young/inexperient version to contrast with the other MCU characters

[@jayashreems18]

@@sackbub8243 Tobey sucks

[@vinniefabian6816]

Am I the only one who thinks all 3 spidermans are great and unique in their own way? Non of it are bad, they all are just unique in their own ways. Tobi has hos own fans who admire him, Andrew has his, and so does Tom. Some people have their preference, can't we just respect that? Personally, my favourite is Tobi's, doesn't mean I have to hate Andrew's and Tom's. I enjoy their movies just as much. For me at least, I just can't find a reason for me to hate any of them.

[@toomuchblood7255]

Finally a real fan of Spider-Man

[@sayemahmed7439]

Finally I'm not the only one.

[@artsene4907]

Here’s your crown 👑

[@fortnite-mt3th]

YOU SIR ARE A REAL FAN OF SPIDER-MAN! btw same i love all of em

[@Tetopettenson1]

Ngl My favourite suit is The Amazing Spider Man 2 suit

[@tomclyro7637]

This is my most favourite scene in any Spider-Man film. It’s done so beautiful it made me feel like I was swinging next to Peter with the music and everything 😊❤❤

[@lawrencel5519]

This soundtrack would be the best closing music if ever they make a last TASM movie

[@kevinobrien2193]

This is one of if not the best spiderman scene ever. Absolutely astonishing to the music and the tension to the jump. Then the swinging gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. Guess you can say it’s amazing

[@cloakcz9263]

If you ever feel dumb just remember people disliked this video

[@sonicthehedgehogtheultimat7177]

Mostly people who only like the MCU Spider-Man and despise every other iteration. And this is coming from someone who does like the MCU Spider-Man. Just not my favourite-

[@lifer132]

@@sonicthehedgehogtheultimat7177 nice joke

[@ruction5680]

@@sonicthehedgehogtheultimat7177 or tobey fans who will burst into a fit if you have an opinion that isn’t “tobey best Spider-Man”

[@darrellli6097]

@@ruction5680 I KNOW RIGHT ITS FUCKING ANNOYING

[@juicewrld2038]

@Spidey yeah I agree even tho I'm a Tobey fan but that doesn't change anything everyone has their opinion and they are all good for me

[@Ui_Raizen]

This scene when I was a kid solidified Andrew as my favorite spider man everything about this scene from the web swinging to the music was great and I love that the first person to help was the man who’s son he saved

[@kpk613]

Nobody understood this movie when it got released, now everyone do.

[@VazardoOfficial]

This scene signifies when you need to face a obstacle in the world you will always have people to support you and guide you where to go

[@armandharris100]

Your on the nose but no, this scene signifies that having a good heart & helping others will always leave a mark on others to possibly help you later (the man that set up the cranes was the dad of the kid Peter saved)

[@VazardoOfficial]

Fuckbøi Mansøn I have never realized that!

[@m-eight5175]

@@armandharris100 its subjective. Theres no set interpretation.

[@sleazy_voiceovers]

69 likes

[@franzhaas6889]

THIS SCENE TOKE MY BREATH AWAY IN THE THEATER. GROWING UP IN THE 70S READING SPIDERMAN COMICS. KNOW SEEING HIM COME TO LIFE IN MY FAVORITE INCARNATION. WOW. THE SOUNDTRACK IS JUST AWSOME!😊

[@TMan5636]

It's always something I enjoy seeing so much, when the public and even the police help out the superhero. The superhero always helps everyone in need, it's heart-warming to see them return the favour and help the superhero.

[@AJ8871]

these movies definitely had the best swinging scenes

[@BLAISEDAHL96]

I got goosebumps watching this in theaters. I really enjoyed this version of Spider-Man. I was 6, 8, and 11 with The original films, then I was 15 and 17 watching TASM films. Now with MCUs Spider-Man, I was 20 watching Homecoming, and 23 with Far from home. Growing up I’ve witnessed everything generation, every iteration of the character on the big screen, and I love each one!

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

Why can’t more people be like you?

[@BLAISEDAHL96]

@@thefilmwatcher1302 I don’t know man. People seem to be very binary in their take on Spider Man. I just love movies, so being able to see three different interpretations over multiple stages of my life has been a great gift. I’ll be 25 when No Way Home hits theaters, and I feel the same way I did over a decade ago.

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

@@BLAISEDAHL96 I hate this movie with a burning passion, but that doesn’t mean I’m unfair to the people that like it. It’s a bad movie, but if people like it, that’s cool.

[@hwanniggles187]

@@thefilmwatcher1302 I hate the MCU version with a passion until NWH. They bastardized Peter and made him into a whitewashed Miles Morales. At that point might as well have started with Miles in the first place. Plus they feel very childish with the exception of a few things like the villains which were honestly the only good things about it but also are ruined because they are basically Tony's sloppy second villains instead of it being born from Peter

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

@@hwanniggles187 See, this is exactly what I’m talking about. You people that just like to start shit for no reason because you know your opinion will get you likes. I didn’t even talk about the MCU Spider-Man; this is just you trying to bait me into an argument. If I wanted an argument in this thread, I would have gone off on an unwarranted tangent on why I thought Andrew’s Spider-Man sucked. Because before December, I despised him, and I’d be willing to reach as far as possible to disparage him.

[@peterbenjaminparker8572]

0:26 "Come on Parker"

[@Hearts4Maya2]

I just realised he said that

[@toomuchblood7255]

I seriously can’t hear it 😔

[@iamajeeeep]

@@toomuchblood7255 ur deaf

[@brandonspain12345]

@@iamajeeeep No. The music is too damn loud.

[@Cosmicmorales]

I didn't even hear that 🫡

[@batoniking611]

This TASM 1 scene has better CGI than in whole NWH, but i still love it for bringing Tobey and Andrew back!

[@Christrulesall2]

Dignity and respect is more valuable than money. That one act of kindness of spiderman saving that mans son came full circle exactly when he needed it to happen.

[@shivramkarthik2882]

0:40 That's all it is. A leap of faith

[@r0tting_c0rpseee]

Looks realer than homecoming honest ly

[@edzonramirez3380]

Its cause he had a real suit

[@soggysalmon1763]

@@edzonramirez3380 he had a tech suit this suit was made out of spandex

[@emilengen7825]

That doesn't mean much😂

[@Haromegaa]

jalen jones pretty sure that’s exactly what Elias meant

[@_-unknown27-_99]

Fearless loner you suck Tobey maguire is the best

[@rockstarabhi9971]

Tobey: Best Peter Andrew: Best spider man Tom: Balanced in both

[@johnlloyddelacruz7832]

Tom:trash*

[@luke_adventures8033]

Johnlloyd Dela cruz yes he is garbage

[@jayeetachoudhury2091]

@@johnlloyddelacruz7832 gonna cry ?

[@snaffuu6817]

Tom Holland's spidey is what Stan Lee had Spider man in mind when he made him, he even said it himself..and you called him trash

[@johnlloyddelacruz7832]

@@snaffuu6817 Yess i will call him trash forever what are you gonna do about it gonna cry?

[@setsuna7618]

It's so unique and realistic with a bit of freestyling during the swings and grabs...This spiderman version will always have a special place in my heart. Ty Andrew~

[@theguy3129]

the scene is brilliantly executed.....0:06 - 0.20 where Spider-Man looks at the oscorp tower is a joy to watch as a huge fan of the hero.....

[@IAmNotHim97]

I don’t care what anyone says. Andrew played the best Spider-Man.

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

You have great taste

[@kushagradixit2120]

congrats u got a great taste

[@jeex2064]

I'm proud to say that you have a great taste

[@bl5533]

Ew

[@PacsterWasTaken]

Yup, he also had the best theme music change my mind

[@andrewgil9707]

The minute that I saw the construction people putting their cranes out in the open for Spider-Man to swing through the city to get to Oscorp due to the fact that they saw him injured, it made me tear up. Because I was thinking that the people of New York really love Spider-Man and they don’t want to see their hero fail in attempting to save the day! This is what made this scene all the more powerful for the entire movie! Plus the amazing score that happens in the scene just makes the tears come down even faster cause it moves with the scene so naturally! 🥲🥲 especially starting at 1:36 and beyond!

[@Odontomango]

The slingshot moves is such an Andrew's spidey signature move. He used it all the times. He even used it in No Way Home to get to the top to give the sandman cure to Tobey's spidey.