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Peter attempts to do the impossible to save his neighborhood.
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Spider-Man 2 / Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) gives up his crime-fighting identity of Spider-Man in a desperate attempt to return to ordinary life and keep the love of MJ (Kirsten Dunst). But a ruthless, terrifying new villain, the multi-tentacled Doc Ock, forces Peter to swing back into action to save everything he holds dear. / In SPIDER-MAN 2, the latest installment in the blockbuster Spider-Man series, based on the classic Marvel Comics hero, Tobey Maguire returns as the mild-mannered Peter Parker, who is juggling the delicate balance of his dual life as college student and a superhuman crime fighter. Peter's life becomes even more complicated when he confronts a new nemesis, the brilliant Otto Octavius (Alfred Molina) who has been reincarnated as the maniacal and multi-tentacled "Doc Ock." When Doc Ock kidnaps MJ (Kirsten Dunst), Spider-Man must swing back into action as the adventure reaches new heights of unprecedented excitement.
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[@slimanharwon170]

Urnd

[@anisahara4012]

Qe

[@mdmithu5922]

8th

[@niccress421]

And to think this wasn’t even CGI. Tobe actually stopped the fucking train

[@vanamanutter5106]

true story!!!

[@residualsteve]

I can confirm this is true, I was the train

[@mianhussain2357]

Can confirm this as well, i was in the train.

[@vortexz195]

Can confirm this as well, i was just outside the train

[@Bickeyyy]

can confirm as well he Fell infront Of my car and got up in the train

[@AmVezix]

Everything about this was amazing. Once his mask was damaged and inhibited his ability to focus on the situation, he took it off and focused solely on stopping the train. Nothing else mattered but saving those strangers. It showed that Peter was willing to sacrifice himself for others. It also showed that he brought the community together. They saved him from falling and all agreed to keep his identity safe. This was one of the most human moments we have ever had in a superhero movie.

[@danielanderson8322]

It's pretty symbolic on all fronts. I mean, what's a 🕸 for if not bringing people together, right 🤷

[@NeoTechni]

this scene still makes me cry, so awesome

[@G-ea-p13]

Fact

[@treviaunmidgett5077]

⁠@@NeoTechnifacts this scene is what made little 6 year old me a forever spider-man fan

[@texel76]

If this happened on real life, someone would have already taken a picture of him while he was stopping train.

[@guywhosnamestartswithz2520]

What I love about this scene is that it perfectly contradicts what Goblin told Peter in the first movie that everyone says was “always right” about how the community would relish in seeing Spider-Man fail, fall and die trying. You can see in this scene that Peter remembers this but it still doesn’t matter to him, he is Spider-Man and Spider-Man is a hero to the end. So as he loses consciousness he thinks that he’s failed, he knows that he is about to die trying to save these people and he falls. But as he falls he is lifted back up by the people that he saved. This proved Goblin wrong and truly showed Peter what Spider-Man represents to New York

[@treviaunmidgett5077]

Well said brother 🔥

[@alexandermase8622]

​@@treviaunmidgett5077He was just a..kid. no older than that guy's son, bro. 😐🙂

[@tylerwagner1978]

There was some of that at the end of spiderman 1 too.

[@75aces97]

Admittedly I didn’t care for Goblin’s sermon in when I first saw 1, only because it felt out of place with what was otherwise going on in the first movie. But you’re right. This and most of how Peter chooses to act as a hero are one long refutation to Osborne’s bitter, self righteous advice. It’s one long ,”No, you’re not right. No I will not become as bad as the villains I try to thwart. And no, your way will not be proven right. You don’t get to win.”

[@mrstifler8987]

Awesome dude

[@CYB3R2K]

Just me or super hero movies don't do this anymore?: SAVE civilians, it's always a big CGI fight with the bad guy and his henchmen at the end. We need more of this... Thank you Raimi.

[@EthanRom]

To be fair tho. Avengers save a lot of civilians in Avengers 1 and 2, but the Spider-Man movies definitely highlighted the New Yorkers as an important character for sure

[@CYB3R2K]

@@EthanRom and that was 10 years ago. That's what I'm saying

[@Howlingburd19]

Why is this… so true?

[@jaredgarcia3335]

That’s what’s missing from the Holland movies. The only people he saves are his friends.

[@remix4098]

@@EthanRomit’s not personal though like Raimis Spider-Man

[@Theveshinpillay]

Kid: We won't tell nobody... Mysterio: I'm tellin' everybody!

[@captainosunny7297]

XD

[@Justxcaz_]

lmfao

[@rest8280]

Mysterio: the only logical villain that actually did something with his identity rather than just hunting down the ones he loves

[@techaddictdude]

Lol

[@gilgamashu1435]

Lmao

[@TCT24]

No enhanced suit, no AI walking him through anything, no high tech glasses, no Nick Fury, no Iron Man, no help. Just grit, heart, will, and his own strength. Hopefully Tom Holland’s Spider Man gets here someday.

[@gingycat2395]

That’s what I think they’re building towards

[@marcowl5680]

True I sometimes wish that Tom had his own movie before joining the avengers where he was actually doing stuff himself

[@TCT24]

@@gingycat2395 Tbh, no matter what Tom Holland’s Spider - Man does, Iron Man is always going to overshadow him. He’ll forever be Iron Man’s little protege. Not Spider - Man.

[@gingycat2395]

@@TCT24 I mean far from home was kind of about him realizing that he can’t be the next iron man so he’s just good sticking with Spider-Man wasn’t it. You can always have faith

[@TCT24]

@@gingycat2395 Far From Home was about him realizing he isn’t Iron Man, *BUT* he still used Stark’s tech (Glasses and Suit). Everything he has is Stark’s. And I’m not completely abandoning the idea that he won’t become his own Spider - Man, but it really hurts Spider - Man’s character when he is constantly using Stark’s tech to better himself.

[@mvt5652]

When they carry him at the end .... unmasked... telling him it's alright... This gesture of humanity... MAKES ME CRY EVERY TIME.

[@lickenhuntsman5338]

The Dark Knight trilogy might have a better antagonist but Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy have a much better protagonist

[@Breezing_Mining]

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[@RampantDaydream]

The moment at 6:04 is so simple and powerful. The simple act of gratitude, where the ordinary people SAVE the hero. Beautiful.

[@antarcticaresearchprogram8349]

It really is. I wish more movies had moments like this. It's not enough that the hero just saves people, but that those people have some character and heart as well.

[@mrstifler8987]

The soundtrack slapped too

[@atomic3968]

@@mrstifler8987as it always does in the raimi movies

[@iqranedzereie6026]

Two things that made this scene one of the most powerful and emotional: a) It really shows that even superheroes has limits. You can see that SpiderMan literally just used his webs and body strength to stop the train. b) The fact that one of the passengers said, “He’s just a kid; not older than my son.” They all thought that SpiderMan is a trained professional or martial artist. But in reality, he is just your average pizza guy who is still studying for his degree.

[@yorgenibnstrangle3072]

He is just your average Pizza Parker

[@KenjiAsakura09]

Pizza time

[@kolangkaling10]

c) The way the New Yorkers unanimously agree to never speak about Spiderman's identity and to stand in front to shield him from harm. It shows how they truly appreciate Spidey as a hero and not some superpowered human

[@pulkitgupta5749]

A science class student, a part-time pizza delivery boy, who tries to spend time with his Aunt, tries to maintain relations with MJ. And on top of these, HE'S THE PROTECTOR OF THE CITY !! Hats off to Peter for living several lives simultaneously 👍👍

[@TheExFatal]

My favorite part is that everyone saw his face, but nobody, not A SINGLE PERSON revealed his identity. Sure, they didn't know him personally or his name, but they kept his face hidden. Spiderman saved the people of New York, and they immediately paid him back.

[@silverhawkscape2677]

"He's just a kid, no older than my son." Those words hit real deep when you realize that they thought that Spiderman was some trained professional with powers rather than your hustling Pizza Kid

[@juliancardenas623]

Real shit ! It's crazy because people forget the character of Spiderman has always been a young kid !

[@asadelfadillah8008]

Canonically, Peter was still 15 when he started out as Spider-Man. That's what's compelling about early Spidey. Can you imagine seeing a 15-year old kid putting his body on the line to save a bunch of strangers?

[@juliancardenas623]

@@asadelfadillah8008 God damn thats insane!! I'm glad that the one stranger says " he just a kid, no older then my son" really puts things into perspective

[@prosaic.7944]

​@@asadelfadillah8008 That was in the comics right? Because Peter was a high school senior in Spider-Man 1, which makes him 18. And in Spider-Man 2 he was 21. I believe the reason seeing a 15-year old kid putting his body on the line to save a bunch of strangers is so weird to us is because of the time difference. Back when the comics were published the rough patch for life through which people turn into adults was between fourteen to seventeen, now It's eighteen to twenty five.

[@borttheattorney6012]

@@prosaic.7944 Hes really only a teen in the first 20-40 issues of the original comics back in the 60's, for the rest of the series he's a college student, college grad that's broke, a married man, a elementary school teacher and single adult in his mid 20's after one more day.

[@johnwall2wizards]

Does anyone else tear up watching this or is it just me?

[@Sizzle-zv3cp]

No I definitely do and I’m a 28 year old man

[@thetransferaccount4586]

here i am

[@watchforever1724]

Still awesome I didn’t cry but this a great to rewatch

[@mahirsingh8417]

I do tear up mann never forget this one

[@luckyasmr1374]

Every time!

[@christopheradel7154]

It's insane how good this film looks for being nearly 20 years old. The choreography, cinematography, costume design, CGI. Everything is *chef's kiss* 🤌

[@YuhZnuyi]

Timeless masterpiece.

[@funwithanthony6133]

I feel like Tobey can single Handley one up current mcu villains

[@watchforever1724]

Pretty much

[@2turnty]

It’s crazy how much the cgi improved from the first movie in just 2 years.

[@edancollins4442]

Don't forget the music, just stunning

[@aamiraustin5422]

"It's good to have you back, Spider-Man." That line aged beautifully.

[@somerandolad]

As soon as he stepped out of the portal, I quietly said that to myself.

[@yoselinballesteros3336]

@@somerandolad Understood that reference❤

[@gladlad6040]

How much you wanna bet they planned it

[@Metarockerlml]

Too bad his return was on a crashgrab fan-service movie. Hopefully he will be in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

[@z4rko292]

@@somerandolad I'm up there with you brother :)

[@robbiemcgill9354]

Anybody else kinda tear up when you see all the people universally agreeing not to ever speak of seeing him without his mask? Something about that moment just feels beautiful. God Tobey is still the best Spidey. Brought so much emotion to the character.

[@everythingisawesome2903]

That's what these MCU'S Spiderman movies lack, no personal connection between the New Yorkers and Spiderman.

[@robbiemcgill9354]

@@everythingisawesome2903 if you ever watch Chris Stuckman's review of all the Spider-Man movies he says that. In the first Tobey one, the city turned against him because of Jamieson, but then got back in his side. Then obviously in the second one the city is still on his side. Even in the third, which I still think isn't a bad movie, they show how much the city relies on him. Garfield's Spider-Man never had this, they were on his side from the beginning, there was no fight to gain the trust of the city. And for Holland's Spider-Man, they're just now getting into the public being against him. I love the MCU, but sometimes they don't feel like art like all the movies that aren't tied to any huge universe. Tobey's Spider-Man 1 and 2 are still the best imo, and I don't think that'll ever change because of how emotional those two movies make you feel. It feels real. Same with why so many think the Dark Knight Trilogy are the best superhero movies, because they don't feel like superhero movies. The people feel real. I write so much when I talk about these superhero movies I love 😂

[@unnirajac8617]

@@everythingisawesome2903 He hasn't Fully grown as a matured Spiderman yet. I think in Raimis Spiderman everything happens so fast. Him getting powers as well as fighting Villains and becoming an experienced fighter pretty soon. But MCU takes everything slowly and steadily therefore I think it's more accurate. It is nearly impossible for a school kid to take all these big responsibilities into his hands without much experience. Afterall he is a kid. It's due to that reason why we are getting Spiderman No way home in the first place. If all these Spiderman had a similar take on them there was no point in rebooting them 3 times. Each time they wanted to have a different take on Spiderman. It's human nature to like and dislike something, it is impossible to make people love something universally.

[@robbiemcgill9354]

@@unnirajac8617 for sure. Idk, out of all of them tho I definitely think Tobey's Spider-Man is the most selfless out of all of them. Imo of course. The one review I watched of Garfield's made a good point in the second one when he's chasing rhino he doesn't just stop him. He tells him all these jokes and what not possibly causing people to die because rhino is just causing havoc driving all around. I don't hate on Garfield, I just think he didn't have a great script to work with. And Tom's, he just doesn't feel like his own hero yet. He's constantly in Tony's shadow. I get different takes, and I'm all for them, but imo Tobey has still been the definitive version of the character. Even if he doesn't have all the quips and mechanical web shooters, the heart of the character is there in his performance.

[@robbiemcgill9354]

@@unnirajac8617 the thing with the MCU Tom's version is he's been Spider-Man for a bit by the time we see him. I almost guarantee if we met him in when he first got bit it would be almost very similar to Andrew and Tobey's Spider-Mans being thrust into action. That's how it is tho, almost as soon as Uncle Ben dies Peter makes that choice to use his power for good. That's how selfless he is. He immediately realizes that's what he's meant to do. So if we would have met Tom around uncle Ben's death, I think it probably would have came off as fast like you mentioned for how you think Tobey's felt. Spider-Man isn't like Batman who took years to train himself. Spidey makes it up on the fly. And I wouldn't say Tobey is super experienced in the beginning. I mean he gets his ass kicked by Goblin at the end of the first. He does become experienced by the second one for sure tho, cuz I think they say it's been 2 years that happened in between the two movies. To sum things up tho I'm just happy it seems that fans of all versions are getting to see the ones they love the most again (hopefully/almost certainly). It's a really cool thing marvel is doing.

[@xTheConclusionx1]

No disrespect to all the Spiderman movies, but they have yet to make one better than this movie. This movie didn’t need cameos, nor multiple villains, had an amazing story, didn’t incorporate stupid jokes at the wrong times, and I could go on forever. Perfect example of a true superhero movie

[@user-dl4zp3yw1h]

In Spider-Man homecoming he was baby sit by Tony stark in the entire movie 😭😭😭

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah I know

[@av7x9899]

No ​@@user-dl4zp3yw1h

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

That's because these movies are the polar opposite of Marvel. The overarching theme of this trilogy is that anyone can be a hero. The theme of the Marvel movies is that only elites and people in the US military are allowed to be heroes.

[@DavidGavina]

@@user-dl4zp3yw1hand by Nick Fury in Far From Home before he was revealed to be Talos and by Dr Strange in No Way Home

[@Howlingburd19]

Even after Across the Spider-Verse, I still think this is the best Spider-Man movie

[@Light-ji4fo]

This one is on par with Dark Knight even better in certain aspects.

[@Howlingburd19]

@@Light-ji4fo I prefer this over TDK tbh. Don’t get me wrong, objectively, TDK is a total 10/10 A+ masterpiece, but it barely feels like a superhero movie. SM2 feels like a superhero movie, and it NAILS the inner and outer conflicts of the Spider-Man/Peter Parker character. The struggle between being a superhero and a normal person is shown in this movie better than any other movie imo.

[@nickleighton6627]

​@@Howlingburd19 I'm with you as well. Tobey's first and second were excellent which made the 3rd one a little disappointing unfortunatley even if it wasn't all bad.

[@nickleighton6627]

Honestly another thought I had is the new animated spider man could be the best trilogy potentially for spider since at least in my eyes and I'm sure others are with me, none of the spiderman so far have fully "stuck" the landing so to speak. With Tobey the third movie especially doesn't quite get there. Andrews spiderman isn't even a trilogy and isn't the best and Tobey's spiderman while really good is way too involved with the marvel universe for me as a general movie goer and the last movie relied heavily on nostalgia while great it just didn't feel totally original and like it is a great trilogy. Next year, when the new spiderman comes out maybe the spiderman curse will be released or maybe not only time will tell.

[@jaredgarcia3335]

It’s close. Both were made with just as much heart and passion. Love em both and the best one will probably switch to the one I saw most recently… the same thing happens with Batman begins and TDK. Whichever one i just watched will be my favorite for the moment cause they are both just that good.

[@benmorgan8890]

I love that line “He’s just a kid. No older than my son.” It perfectly captures the character of Peter Parker. Yes, he’s this larger than life super hero but at the end of the day, he really is just a kid trying his best.

[@edwinbarrera2]

Agree 👍

[@Mr.ditkovich06]

Trying his best ? He didn’t pay me rent yet

[@irfanbakri1199]

@@Mr.ditkovich06 you get your best when you fix this damn door!

[@benmorgan8890]

@@Mr.ditkovich06 holy crap, can I come live in your building? I promise I’ll pay you rent.

[@superdicas7815]

I dont know why people says spiderMAN is supposed to be a kid.

[@botekate]

This scene is so powerful. The whole movie Peter is having an identity crisis. It destroys him psychologically. But the smiling faces of the people looking at him without his mask, the very people he just saved, IS the payoff of the movie. He finally realizes that its ok to be Spider-Man. That people need him. Depend on him with their lives. With great power comes great responsibility. His identity is no longer in question to himself.

[@The_Mister_A1533]

I just want to say that this is the best villain of all time kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpKXgmiHm9ykprM

[@samofafrica]

But does Tom Holland understand this?

[@fdfgaming9076]

Lol tom Holland is hating so hard right now

[@garywebb2432]

@@samofafrica yes he does

[@quanglinh769]

He did what is considered outweigh his strength tbh

[@AC-oz9gr]

The shot of Peter waking up and the view from his POV of everybody in awe of him is magnificent and borderline religious in its depiction of reverence. It’s a quick moment but man is it potent, elevated by Elfmans score

[@imkindofcanadian9]

This scene is iconic, still holds up so well and is arguably the greatest fight scene in any super hero movie. It’s not the fight with Doc Oc that makes it great, it’s the moment where he saves the citizens putting literally everything into stopping that train. Then it culminates with the people swearing to keep his identity a secret and protect him with their lives. Bravo Rami

[@jerodast]

I agree, I don't love the fight sequence itself that much, it's fine just not my favorite ever. I actually like the vibe of the final confrontation more than this one, although it's not a very long with the action. The climbing fight when he snatches Aunt May is another more interesting one IMO. The train stop itself is one of the greatest superhero movie sequences ever made.

[@billybutcher913]

I know people love to make fun of Tobey's screams and facial expressions in this scene but you gotta realize that its the most realistic way, There's no way you're stopping a train with webs while keeping a straight face while making a few grunts

[@dannyhubber3373]

Is it just me who read this in Billy Butcher's voice? Ok.

[@Mstea0149]

The fact he doesn't care to look good, that he just wants to look like he's putting his absolute ALL into it, THAT is what makes good acting. I personally spend a lot of time and have so in my lifetime, forcing. Stretching out my muscles to the absolute sheer limit of ripping and failing me. I know the amount of willpower that would go into holding onto those webs and it requires an absolute conviction from within the deepest parts of your soul. He WANTED to stop that train for real, he wanted to really be Spiderman really putting his all.

[@minifig_studios]

He looked like he haws taking a shit tho

[@everythingisawesome2903]

Yeah, I really don't get when people make fun of his facial expressions, I mean, he is stopping a freaking bullet train which is running at the speed of 80 milles per hour, ofcourse his face is supposed to look like that. If these people lift heavy weights at a gym, they will also make face like that or even worse.

[@Captainbadger123]

Yeah like when you push yourself at the gym your face starts scrunching up and he’s going way beyond anything he’s ever done here

[@Rekken200]

Without a doubt THE best superhero scene in existence.

[@ItsABookworm]

I missed the part where that's my problem.

[@everythingisawesome2903]

The best superhero movie.

[@stevetherush1193]

Hands down

[@volrogue]

Said the random person on the internet who probably hasn't seen any other superhero scene

[@indicahybrid974]

@@ItsABookworm It will be, until you fix THIS DAMN DOOR!

[@MKR2752]

The soundtrack is so incredible. The raw emotion in this scene, despite the series being kinda cheesy and dated, is still so powerful. An iconic moment and still hits hard. Spiderman is best when he’s bearing the burden alone, not in the MCU

[@flexoffender5997]

Danny Elfman is unequivocally the GOAT.

[@McFrozenNuggets]

Thanks to *_No Way Home_* this scene is now canon with the MCU!

[@jerodast]

@@McFrozenNuggets Oh good I don't know what I would've done with myself if Tobey's Spider-man wasn't in the same canon as Thor 2 :P

[@crazyralph6386]

@@McFrozenNuggetspffft, I would be more likely to say the MCU is canon with Elfman’s score, the way things have gone downhill with the franchise? 😂

[@tiophill-clips3178]

I literally just cried watching this scene, the best hero movie possible

[@ryanbrets7695]

Gay

[@lucasmedroso187]

​@@ryanbrets7695???

[@Divine_Serpent_Geh]

Tobey had the best screams. So realistic and raw. You can almost feel his pain! Best Spider-Man ever. Simply irreplaceable.

[@Nathan-jv7jw]

Yup

[@Ad-fu6tj]

Yeah, my favourite 😌

[@lickenhuntsman5338]

Sorry Christian Bale but this 8 minutes alone is better than entire TDK trilogy.

[@sujatamaurya6717]

Mo Vklk Nj

[@chewymustard6426]

I disagree but i know where youre coming from!

[@reginamoura2239]

This part always makes me cry. I don't watch superhero movies anymore because they don't bring that kind of emotion anymore.

[@dasarianshuman408]

Its such a powerful scene .... I especially love that after this sequence, doc. Octopus when he enters the train, he nods (almost respectfully) towards Peter, and in my head i hear him saying "you have my respect, Spiderman"

[@N-GinAndTonicTM]

"We won't tell nobody" He saved their lives. Now they're saving his.

[@littlemissmonster6969]

@Recite-God-Purify-Me-Create-Miracles you’re the reason people aren’t Christian

[@jasonhahn8797]

After all the people stepping on his toes throughout the film that was the pay-off.

[@dracopierceblack6060]

Dude, you're everywhere. Just shut up already. This ain't church. We're here for Spiderman, not your God.

[@jasonhahn8797]

@@dracopierceblack6060 he didn't bring up God...

[@Tek4uOfficial]

*Expectations …. Reality: we posted on social, news 😂😂😂

[@teddyoshirak4628]

Subway passengers: “You wanna get to him you gotta go through us.” Omni-Man: *“Bet.”*

[@harryjey8830]

Good one lol

[@diegocazt]

duuuude hahahha

[@user-oq4yk1xd7d]

Bring me pictures of Spider-Man

[@fuckerscorp4410]

That was Joey Diaz

[@ciptaantuhan9261]

J. Jonah Jameson is a psycopath...

[@antarcticaresearchprogram8349]

This scene has more heart than 90% of superhero movies made since this one.

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

The MCU is literally goverbment propganda about how only rich elites and people who work for the military industrial complex are allowed to be heroes. The Sam Raimi trilogy is about how anyone can be a hero. They're basically polar opposites of each other. Even MCU Spiderman can't be a hero until he gets his AI-powered super suit from NATO.

[@supernerd4677]

I really love how serious, unironic, and textured Sam Raimi's Spider-Man films are. And while I’m not a New Yorker or much of a working class man, I don’t know if there’s a fictional character I identify more with than Spider-Man. It’s truly a testament to how powerful these films are.

[@sublimevic7363]

*"Anymore bright ideas?"* *Spidey: Looks back at him.* *(swings away)*

[@KingHotdogboy]

LOL 😂

[@Tambir14]

Cya chump

[@user-nv1vw8yy7r]

ينغى نلنكلغخحغ ثعخجض.نما

[@user-gs5wh4fc8p]

thats bright idea haha

[@daquanb6728]

Guy: Hey where are you going we need ya Spiderman: I missed the part where that's my problem

[@GreenhornProductions]

This sequence still holds up today, but back in 2004? This shit was _mind-blowing._ Even today, that shot of him dodging the oncoming train still gives me chills.

[@madrolla]

It’s crazy how well this holds up. There are some obvious cgi of Molina but aside from that it’s a dope fight from a building onto a train The premise itself is simple and believable and that’s what makes it so good

[@10191927]

@@madrolla - Not to mention the fight between Doc Ock and Spiderman is just physical and brutal, that’s the one thing the other Spiderman films didn’t really have a fight this gritty.

[@iamquirkless9264]

that scene is amazing

[@everythingisawesome2903]

Yeah, all the CGI in the trilogy really holds up, considering the fact that it came out during early 2000s, really impressive.

[@sushant832]

The one where he walks on the building walls while chasing the train is the best.

[@QrogaMilo]

Always appreciated how Raimi shows the way civilians experiment having a superheroe among them. It's in the little details. For instance, In this scene , at the 5:29 mark, notice the woman reacting to the webs. I think Sam added these details as to show how different reactions can exist seeing a superhero in action, not always amazement but genuine responses as to what it's being unfolded before them.

[@scuffedryangosling4264]

The extras in these movies did a great job.

[@fromthedoor22]

I’m glad to see in this comment section that there are many people who appreciate this fight sequence. I watched the movie last night and was blown away. The way they utilize the city, Spider-Man’s abilities as well as Doc Ock’s, it is so pleasing to watch. And then to cap it off with how emotional the train scene is… WOW! The Raimi / Tobey Spider-Man has always been my favourite and now I’m even more convinced. This should go down as one of the best superhero fight sequences ever. It has everything you want in it.

[@watchforever1724]

I mean a lot of people grew up it so it’s not surprising

[@tapalappa]

This scene and this scene alone is the exact reason why Tobey Maguire will and always will be the best Spider Man!!!!

[@cadtexequiel732]

For me it's the Bully Macguire dance scene lol.

[@drunkenpandaeth2851]

Not just this scene… but yeah Hes also my fav Good character and also soooo many memes Bully maguire🥺

[@lightningpenguin8937]

Bully maguire could solo the entire MCU. He'll do it after he solos the three Spider-Man.

[@iamquirkless9264]

this scene alone is better than both of the "amazing" spiderman movies lmao. i still remember this dumbass in school defending the amazing spiderman movies when the 2nd one was coming out, hes like "these are better cus they are more comic accurate". that does not make the movies better. sam raimis adaptation of spiderman was so much better, more creative, better writing, better fight scenes, etc

[@denniszenanywhere]

@@iamquirkless9264 Agree 100% You know why Sam Raimi's Spiderman adaptation was really good? When I was reading comics and graphic novels, my older relatives could not relate to them and Sam Raimi knew he had to make Spiderman for everyone, not just comic book fans. Accuracy is good if you're targeting a small niche, but if you want everyone to enjoy the character, you have to make it relatable to all. Comic book fans will not like it but your grandpa might.

[@micpere1991]

The scene with the train passengers promising to keep Spidey's secret always get me because through the whole movie up to this point nothing was going right in Peter's life. And while most people of New York were already seeing Spider-man as a hero, they never knew that the person behind the mask was a unassuming young man essentially down on his luck and struggling to keep his life together. So when he saves everyone on the train and they see his face, its Peter Parker that saved them, not Spider-man. Peter for once finally got the recognition he deserved and that always makes me tear up.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

Man I remember years ago when I was reading Spiderman fanfiction based off of these movies. There was one that I think was written before SP3 since Harry as the Green Goblin was the bad guy. Anyways Harry worked to derail Peter and MJ's wedding plans and while looking for a replacement vendor for something or other Peter inadvertently found one of the people from the train and didn't realize it and they all came together to make the wedding work as a thank you for him saving them. It wasn't until it was all over that Peter even found out who everyone that helped him was

[@frog6054]

@@WarGrowlmon18 That a beautiful story :)

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@frog6054 Indeed it was.

[@heisenbergII]

Idc what anybody else says, this scene packs more emotion than the majority of the mcu films

[@bangboomdie3326]

@@WarGrowlmon18 you got the link?

[@gaoutlaw]

An incredible fight scene of course, but also very meaningful when the passengers on the train realize that Spidey is clearly willing to give his life to save them, and every ounce of his super strength is spent stopping the train. So when he blacks out and then comes back around, they do the honorable thing in not exposing him unmasked.

[@videojuegoscineman]

Why do I get emotional watching this? 😢😢😢 I think I just miss the old days, where superhero movies were about heroes affecting the community, and not random CGI villains. Man, I'm in tears 😭😭

[@ogrehaslayers605]

The gentleness and care those people handled Spider-Man with gets me every time. One of the best movie scenes of all time.

[@planetdisco4821]

Same here dude. Came here to watch it not for the battle but the pathos that bookends the scene. A really great touch by Sam Raimi

[@swaroop146]

True, if this scene was done in today's time everyone would be taking photos of him😂😂

[@ogrehaslayers605]

@@swaroop146 they would also be mad that he’s a white savior haha

[@SimsinWonderland]

Well done scene all over

[@PeterParker-yg6fc]

it's unrealistic. people hate you the most when you are able to help them because you are superior to them. just look at christ

[@TonyTheTostone]

The fact this fight scene holds up extremely well today and probably will forever is a testament to how great this movie is.

[@ethankly12]

The CGI in this film was certainly more convincing than Black Panther 1

[@ryang6931]

@@ethankly12 surprisingly Doc Ocs arms aren't complete CGI. Their really well done mechanical prostheticsWith CGI additions. At least when he's standing around. They try to keep them moving fast or blurry whenever it's pure cgi

[@antonioelaventurero9117]

@@ethankly12 More convincing than ANYTHING......TODAY!!! Simple as that.

[@tobsonasanya4765]

@@antonioelaventurero9117 no

[@tobsonasanya4765]

@@antonioelaventurero9117 kinda an overexaggeration lol.. I wouldn't say the cgi is better than films today

[@mrpendayho]

Something i realized after watching No Way Home is that Tobey Peter never once said anything about having his identity leaked like how Tom Peter had. This means that after all this time, the people Tobey Peter saved on this train have continued to keep their promise to keep his identity a secret

[@UnclePhil1112]

This whole scene, did more in 9 minutes, than anything the MCU has done, in the last 2 years.

[@PrinceoftheLightSkins]

Agreed😂

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah

[@sjg5994]

😂

[@watchforever1724]

@@sjg5994 yeah

[@santiagocarreno5881]

I rewatched this film yesterday after 15 years or so; and trust me, rewatching it as an adult you fully realize what a fucking hero Spiderman is; specially in this scene; he has nothing, no money, no girl, nothing; and yet, he gives everything he has to defend his city. I was on the verge of tears in this scene. SPIDERMAN YOU ROCK!!!!!

[@markmarderosian9657]

Agreed. It's just getting even better with time.

[@jesspeed]

@@chandanpandey1862 I suggest you reread his comment

[@terrybatman]

@@chandanpandey1862 you both are saying the same thing. Nothing to disagree here

[@oneashralph4076]

The time when spidey embracing the meaning of "With a great power,come great responsibility"

[@enginethatcould5257]

Verge of tears..?? Dear god man 👨

[@John-ns5se]

Some people watch scenes like this and still think we only love Tobey for the nostalgia. No. We love him because he’s everything Spider-Man should be.

[@michaelrz742]

Big facts

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@michaelrz742 ないす

[@watchforever1724]

Yep

[@notme3603]

And that’s a fact

[@MoonlitPhoenix0]

I love Tobey's Spiderman but I don't like the movie in general, it felt like a bad indie film with a really good budget

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

Still can't believe this movie will turn 20 years old in the next 2 months or so. One of the best superhero movies of all time alongside The Dark Knight

[@EffingClownWorld]

For me, Toby will always be the one true Spider-Man. Grew up watching these films. You can never change my mind.

[@yungblink]

There’s a 0% chance of me not crying when Tobey appears in No Way Home, with the original OST it turns into 100% chance of me crying.

[@tashatrapeznikova596]

I wish they put raimi's movies soundtrack, if toby's spidy will show 🙌 coz this is iconic music ❤️

[@mikayrose2]

Me too bro if they show tobey in the next trailer i'm gonna die peacefully😤

[@whodatninja439]

I desperately wish Sam Raimi directed No Way Home

[@ranjanmaithani6263]

@@tashatrapeznikova596 true

[@Jester8492]

Ah man if they do in fact show off the motif just a little ill be jumping for joy.

[@MadmaxDixon5]

Tom holland: spider-boy Andrew Garfield: spider-teen Tobey Maguire: spider-man *edit* - no way home spoilers Tobey and Andrew are so good in nwh, and Tom is now more like spider-man in the end but tobey will always be the true spider-man

[@strattuner]

YES Tobey Maguire sealed the role pretty good,yeah he's SPIDERMAN

[@jonathansabraham]

@@strattuner i actually like garfield a little bit more than tobey He is the best imo

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

Tom Holland: Spider-Man Andrew Garfield: Batman, but edgy and with powers Tobey Maguire: A great representation of Spider-Man I’ll die on that hill.

[@jonathansabraham]

@@thefilmwatcher1302 bruh wdym by "batman" i dont get it

[@watchforever1724]

Agreed I perfer Tobey Maguire when he does it

[@xenoxorus]

This is the moment where Peter finally redeemed himself, not only he save those people in the train but his selfless sacrifice to protect around those who are helpless and his responsibility is what made him the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

[@TrickyNick55]

“And, I swear to gawd, Joe Rogan, dis octopus man grabbed dis spider boy, it was da wildest thing I’ve eva seen” - Joey Diaz

[@jakeschwartz2514]

Hahha

[@mml1426]

“You’re not Peter Parker” said Dr Octopus to Tom Holland’s Spidey. At that moment I realized Tobey will be back to fight him again.

[@Battsu.]

Love Tom but when Doc Oct beat his ass, he just knew it wasn't the same Peter Parker ✌️😅

[@madridarthur6068]

Tobey Maguire is the best spider man 😊

[@TheVirgil86]

No..if u see new trailer..dr oc help tom spider..

[@znspyder]

Naturally, ock would be ally since he was pulled from his universe before he died.

[@ivangomez123]

That would be the most epic moment in the history of superheroes movies.

[@AshPd]

“Anymore bright ideas?” Peter: See you chump swings away

[@Zachariaz]

such a ytp moment

[@sce2aux464]

"Finding out where you live comes to mind..."

[@lickenhuntsman5338]

Fact: Heath ledger (who was rapist) originally committed suicide. Whining Batman fans had to beg higher authorities to alter the reason to OD'ed.

[@SafetyKitten]

@@lickenhuntsman5338 k

[@tanishqkhandelwal8360]

@@lickenhuntsman5338 ok and?

[@marcuscain1377]

No matter how many times I watch this scene, the train about to fall off the track still makes me anxious.

[@Mr.Arsenee]

This scene is one of the best and ICONIC scenes of all time

[@Nikketmzee]

I grew up in NYC so whenever I use to take the 4 train (the one that’s above ground) I use to go to the front of the train and pretend like I was the one stopping the train and the adults use to clap sometimes. It’s the little things that make our childhood wholesome. A kid always remembers !

[@erikjauregui4342]

And now our child hood is over and living in this shit whole 2021

[@Nikketmzee]

@@erikjauregui4342 ikr, this is horrible it feels like world is going to meet its demise

[@pravinphule468]

Love from India, pal 🇮🇳

[@Nikketmzee]

@@pravinphule468 🙏🏾❤️

[@KyleFran]

AMERICAAAN

[@kurobushi7746]

This scene hit so differently. They didn't care about his identity they was just grateful

[@ethanschott4320]

It was a truly hardening moment

[@ememobi3334]

🌙

[@ManishKak]

no cellphones with camera :D

[@leonardoximenes7525]

@@ManishKak its 2004, better phones came in 2009

[@SEliteGuitarist]

I think it's because in this moment 99% of people would care more about making it out alive rather than taking video, the ones at the front anyway. The ones in the back compartments who have already seen Spider-Man break several windows and see him carried to the back however would more than likely not be so secretive about it, especially once the train is stopped and danger has passed

[@Howlingburd19]

I still think this is one of the best action scenes ever. Change my mind…

[@itznoah-live6881]

No... I don't think I will

[@scuffedryangosling4264]

Can't.

[@Waterboydust99]

This scene always makes me emotional. When they are passing him to the back and everyone gets in front of spidey to defend him. This came out 3 years after 9/11 and really captured how close everyone had gotten and come together at the time.

[@fgcmiloboyyo1550]

This scene showcases EVERYTHING amazing about Spider-Man. Swinging, walk crawling, agility and spider sense, and super strength. He adapted to a new situation through the fight that showed what Spider-Man can do. Most importantly through all the action they showed him being the PEOPLE’s hero. This is everything Spider-Man is.

[@matguz1925]

Agreed

[@azrulshah7190]

And many fans think Andrew and tom can beat this legend spiderman 😅 the only real one spiderman toby Maguire

[@Numenorean1]

Fact.

[@hotspot080]

This. It’s honestly so cringe when people say Tom is the better Spider-Man.

[@Idunno-gl1wz]

Other than the dad jokes Tobey is the best incarnation of the character imo. He has good quips in the PS2 game though so I think it was just a choice of writing.

[@hindolsarkar4215]

Tom Holland and Andrew Garfield are both amezing actors no doubt about that..but what Toby brought to the character is just simply unmatchable..he is the best spiderman ever, by a distance.. period

[@thekodex1186]

I love this comment. It recognises Tom and Andrews talent while staying Tobey is the best take.

[@echo_z319]

@@thekodex1186 ok

[@lickenhuntsman5338]

Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man is >>>>> Christian Bale as Batman IMHO

[@aaaaaaaaaalrightythen9953]

@@thekodex1186 tbh I don’t think any reasonable person invalidates the acting talent of Andrew/Tom or what they bring to the table, but it’s just that Tobey brought more to the character development of Spider-man in general and made him far more relatable. Still appreciate the other takes though, but it’s hard to deny that Tobey is the best because of those very reasons haha.

[@thekodex1186]

@@aaaaaaaaaalrightythen9953 I very much agree, though I would rank Tom Holland way above Garfields take, Tobey Maguire have proven to be the definitive take on Spiderman hands down.

[@Mu_syck]

6:45 I just cried here this moment. Greatest feeling ever a teen can realise how this scene made emotionally touching

[@steveyoung2317]

Flawless segment. Perfect.

[@tornadoofterror1481]

Society in Tobey universe : "we won't tell anybody" Society in Tom Holland : "he's spiderman the murderer!"

[@Carcosahead]

Oh fuck, there’s a society inside Tom Holland

[@Hassam_Haider]

Yes can see the difference

[@dreamsandhonour3319]

Man you said it!!!!!

[@rest8280]

The society in tom holland is realistic

[@dreamsandhonour3319]

@@rest8280 True that..reality is often disappointing but Tobey`s Society was also a reality ...sometime

[@guynonsense4157]

The moment when those normal people standing between Spidey and Doc Orc, we never see that moment again in any superhero movie. That's why this is still best Spiderman movie ever, for me. It's heartwarming, and in someway it encourage a heroic part inside us.

[@Murph1331]

Scenes like that remind us why we need heroes and they just as much need us.

[@jorgealexis6569]

The music ...

[@sonicjamal230]

amazing spider-man 1 bruh

[@ronin7561]

Regular people, with no superpowers or anything extraordinary about them still stood up for their hero to protect him. That's the best part of this whole scene. That you don't have to be super to be someone's hero.

[@ayanjit9196]

I think we see people helping superman in superman 2. But yeah that movie is older than this.

[@MDCJ59]

The moment when the camera shows Spider-Man's spider logo on his chest after he stopped the train is cinematic. The spider is the hero himself and as he is about to fall from exhaustion, the People is what kept him from falling to him injuring himself or dying. Comic book movies can be done cinematically with the appropriate director. Much love to Sam Raimi.

[@AJwiththeAK]

This scene gets me so emotional and then just…. Joey Diaz 😂

[@Argomentatore]

This scene for me described perfectly what superheroes should be about: people. In the MCU civilians are there just to... Actually watch, not even be saved. This scene shows New York defending its hero and the hero finally accepting his role and identity because of that recognition form the people. It's so powerful, so inspiring.

[@asagara34]

Yeah I feel like the common civilian is a lot more involved in the Spiderman movies versus the MCU

[@GalactiCatzz]

Yeah but, now it's aa bunch of space peeps trying to rule earth or, yah know... Wipe half of it away like dirt. Plus, they never really attack civilians anymore, they just get stuck in the crossfire. It's not about saving NYC anymore, it's about saving the plant.

[@gmooney77]

@@asagara34 i think this is what makes the first couple original Sam raimi films so powerful. New York and the individual citizens are a superhero in their own right. And it’s all handled so well. Maybe it’s nostalgia but when the people set him down and assure him his secret is safe with them it just feels so powerful. That moment transcends pretty much every moment in superhero movies since

[@pakkuro]

You can see which movies are made with love and passion, and which one are made only for money.

[@monkeyboy-fh9kc]

I mean if I had a super hero in my country or city I would give my life to help him/her

[@AMPTekeion36]

I don't think people realize that Tobey Maguire's Spider Sense literally extended over a mile long. God I can't wait to see him return in No Way Home.

[@wtf9454]

Literally I love that part where the train passes right by him where he has to lay flat on the train. But I love that toms Spider-Man did his spidey sense with mysterio

[@karleyg6650]

@@wtf9454 Another good part is when he’s standing on top of the moving train and there’s a bridge in front so he suddenly just leans his body back so fast, ducking the bridge like a boss.. so legendary!

[@artboy_shelly]

@@karleyg6650 I fuckin love that part. I rewind it like 15 times

[@karleyg6650]

@@artboy_shelly 😊

[@joojceec2187]

I think it is pretty safe to say that (not considering gadgets outside of the web-shooters) Tobey's Spider-Man is really the most powerful of the three

[@garygramm6533]

The GOAT. With respect to the others, of course.

[@Johnmayberry26]

This, this is why nobody can touch Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man

[@spider-man500]

Because Sam Raimi did ONE simple thing with Spider-Man; he gave a shit about the comics, and didn't shy away from showing darker/more emotional stuff.

[@nikolask1849]

Aye too 🐐d fasho

[@justgotosleep8691]

@@spider-man500 Exactly, Sam Raimi actually thought out the movies and took time with the characters and made the movies blockbuster hits each time. Marc Webb really seemed to not even care about Spider-Man. And the MCU Spider-Man was bland and boring nothing emotional or intense like Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man.

[@theevilloafers5235]

@@justgotosleep8691 eyy Marc really cared for the character don't slander my man

[@justgotosleep8691]

@@theevilloafers5235 it’s my opinion, I’m not trying to slander Marc, he did a decent job with the first Amazing Spider-Man movie. But the sequel was bad because of Sony messing up the movies. The sequel was all over the place with adding too many villains. As much as I liked the first Amazing Spider-Man, Sony ruined the series.

[@davidborik3475]

The cgi holds up really well for a movie that came out in 2004. Best spider man movie in my opinion. Great character development for Spider-Man throughout the movie.

[@lynxminx4]

It's not the CGI itself, it's the CGI *direction* that's superlative. Better here than in most of what we see coming out of Hollywood today.

[@burgulashankar2439]

It won Oscar for best vfx

[@littlepaul2561]

Oof a few spots with doc oc are real bad though

[@davidborik3475]

@@littlepaul2561 yea i re watched it and i noticed that to but the movie holds up pretty well as a whole

[@thegoat5216]

Same for the lotr

[@comosixchina5004]

love Spider-Man

[@peter6914]

Raimi’s Spider-Man will always be the best comic book films to me because of how alive NYC is, the city is a character in itself this creates a sense of urgency and high stakes to the action scenes. Spider-Man stopping a train may not be as grand as The Avengers taking on Thanos but there’s more tension to the former purely because of how real NYC is in the Raimi films.

[@KIgarashi10969]

*Fun fact:* The boys that returned Spider-Man’s mask are Tobey’s real life half-brothers 🥰🥰🥰

[@samchulislam9876]

লংো

[@fabryeastwood5033]

Yes

[@i.t.7094]

That’s actually pretty cool

[@vitorsoares3967]

Maybe they knew that Tobey are the real spider man

[@Lovelyalaajiah]

I did not even know that.

[@Timeworks]

i remember reenacting this scene on the playground as a kid lol

[@Timeworks]

(and maybe i still do, who nose)

[@MrRedBlock1]

Heyy Im lucky to find you first

[@iron5908]

Oh hey

[@Kosh_]

omg verified person!!

[@EliasRoy]

@@Timeworks You might be the biggest Spider-Man lmao. Btw, I really enjoy your Frolic Friday Videos

[@Giveitaresssstt]

Still IMO one of, if not THE BEST fight scene in a live action superhero movie. Amazing choreography and incredible execution. You’re just hooked the whole way through. I remember watching this in cinema and people were standing up and yelling at the screen 😆 gotta love the early 2000’s

[@_.-_Crimpy-_..-.]

The Raimi films have so much soul . All of his films do actually. I haven’t seen another superhero film that has made me feel the same way.

[@BerrianPaleblood]

Old man: "Any more bright ideas?" Spider-Man: "I've got a few. Yeah." *Dies*

[@TheProtagonist2020]

Really?

[@wilmerfigueroa6545]

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[@samirjohnson4524]

@@wilmerfigueroa6545 You okay, Wilmer?

[@Tristansonic911]

0:26 Before;Tobey Maguire(To Alfred Molina):"Where is she?!"After;Tom Hardy(To Woody Harrelson):"Where *IS* she?!"

[@denkerbenker6643]

@@Tristansonic911 and then venom gets scared of carnage lmao

[@rafikz77]

Sam Raimi’s close up shots never get old and are perfect for comic book adaptations, feels very comic like. It must be why I like Multiverse of Madness, I like his visual style. That and the horror movies elements

[@i-work-at-enron]

Big Smoke and CJ should have thought of this.

[@ivanzZz001]

The way Tobey Maguire acted in this scene was FANTASTIC!!! He makes you feel the pain like if he really was stopping a train.

[@anthonyhenderson3625]

I'm glad to grow up around Tobey's Spiderman movies

[@devilboi9802]

same

[@devilboi9802]

I grew up with tobey but I can't really recall if I grew up with tobey

[@devilboi9802]

the movies look so familiar I think I did grow up with him

[@johndoe-ek1qs]

Just goes to show that he was well TRAINED! 😁

[@Grindor-FR]

Truly a statement to the character of Spider-Man In my opinion, Tobey will forever be the best Spider-Man

[@andrewstan574]

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[@nikolaslavov3498]

Teme. Dio!

[@ochinchin1180]

Indeed

[@four8159]

Fax

[@jaybomb5638]

I prefer Tom but I respect your opinion

[@calibvr]

1:43 coolest thing ever

[@remingtontucker9364]

Toby really captured spiderman as he was inspiration to ordinary people stand up have hope and unite ordinary doing extraordinary

[@gladSoT]

tobey got a lot of flack for his faces but honestly, the amount of emotionally intense, physically intensive things the character has gone through, i believe tobey really was spot on with his performance conveying what peter had to do/go through

[@connorbrennan4233]

Plus, in real life, you wouldn't look too glamorous if you were exerting that much energy and willpower.

[@brasteen1]

@@connorbrennan4233 If you look at the faces power lifters make when lifting heavy, they look very similar.

[@Howlingburd19]

This movie captured one of Peter Parker’s biggest conflicts, living two lives. Peter Parker is an interesting character for a couple reasons, one of them being his struggles of trying to be two different people; a student/an average adult (depends on the time) and a superhero. And this movie showcases its not easy to live two different lives, something Peter Parker has always had to deal with. Furthermore, this movie also captured the “with great power, comes great responsibility” message, as in his absence, chaos would’ve happened, but when he returned, he saved the day! No Way Home was fantastic, but I think Spider-Man 2 takes the cake as the best Spider-Man and best Marvel movie

[@everythingisawesome2903]

I have come to an conclusion that people who criticise Tobey's face in this scene has never lifted weights in their life.

[@MidNiteR32]

Tobey can act unlike Holland who just acts like a kid and people think that’s good acting

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

6:03 I love this shot, it has so much depth in it. A close up look at Spider-Man's logo, and people's hands around it. This time people are the ones who saved Spider-Man and thanked him

[@fabryeastwood5033]

Rent?

[@rantyboi7693]

@@fabryeastwood5033 you'll get your rent when you FIX THIS DAMN DOOR

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

@@rantyboi7693 you should have thought of that earlier

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHXIeZl8f9qofZo 🕷🤟🕷

[@dose143]

Yeah, it had a poster at some point in the cinema

[@shamusteakiawa]

I always thought the scenes in this movie especially the fight scenes were well directed.

[@AlexSmith-mp5oo]

Not only was this scene great its a testement to everything Spider-man stands for, protecting the innocent

[@OO-jd4yc]

with no need for a reward, validation or personal recognition.

[@mrpandasian8871]

Your friendly neighborhood spiderman

[@S2C8509]

"We won't tell nobody." If this happened in 2021, his face would have been all over IG before he woke up.

[@RicardoM1l0s]

Fr

[@crossovo]

people would be livestreaming that shit

[@Talonjay13]

Definitely. That scene with everyone crowded around him? These days, they'd definitely all have their phones out at that point.

[@asalamilaykum6571]

look at the shang chi bus clip where he fights the people a guy is live streaming it

[@liecretsev]

funny when you realized that nobody in that train is holding up their phones. Ah, how times has changed

[@NiceNicholas]

Forgot how good Tobey Macquire’s vocals were in these movies. All his grunts and groans and stuff just sell me on everything.

[@romanbullard1630]

Kills me how people diss him saying tom is better than him and he was a crappy spiderman 🤦‍♂️

[@juju_mitch]

@@romanbullard1630 People love their iron boy junior too much 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@snuzzysnorlax1253]

@@juju_mitch i think its more that toms spidey is probably the most faithful to the comics and is the best protrayl of him even though he relied a lot on tony it isnt that weird considering that in the comics tony and spidey were actually quite close in a lot of storylines as well.

[@romanbullard1630]

@@juju_mitch of course they do cuz this is a generation that doesn't appreciate who paved the way and ignore who started things off

[@sree00667]

@@romanbullard1630 i love tobey but you guys saw tobey in the theatres at your time and now we are seeing tom. its just your childhood nostalgia but I agree that Tobey's the best. Tom's acting is amazing especially the illusion scene in the last movie. Its the crappy Iron Spider thing that gets me.

[@pandaland1]

Gotta love the character of Spider-Man and what he represents in the community. Few superheroes are actually loved as much as this poder man to the point they will treat him like one of them and they won’t snitch on him. Spider-Man represents a community, and that’s what makes him a great character.

[@ioda80]

Тоби , ты невероятен, и ты продолжаешь им быть. Просто космос😊

[@theghostreckon69420]

Most iconic moment from Tobey’s spiderman, this just shows how powerful and how far he’ll go to save people.

[@LetsPlayWalkers]

I guess from a cinematic perspective, when the mask comes off, it wasn't just Spiderman, it was also Peter Parker. Who he is truly all comes together, the bravery and righteousness of Spider-Man and the Strength and Heart of Peter. Instead of fighting both sides of his life, He embraces them.

[@lickenhuntsman5338]

Ranking superhero movie trilogies 1. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy 2. Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy 3. The Dark Knight trilogy

[@ughitsjaylon]

🥩 🚴

[@rugayyaebrahim6593]

@@LetsPlayWalkers hwhieieuejhhhe

[@bowlofspicypasta]

@@lickenhuntsman5338 to be fair, i think almost all films have those great chemistry scenes… for tdk it would have to be christian bale and heaths interrogation scene… LMFAO batman absolutely going bananas and the joker is just laughing and enjoying the beat down… Even in No Way Home, the scene in the hallway with green goblin and tom holland where green is getting beat up stupidly and he’s laughing menacingly in between hits

[@vinorteza9607]

The strongest Spider-Man. Hands down. He stopped that train at full speed.

[@CloroxBleach-yb3ox]

What about tom holland holding half a cruiser on each arms☠️☠️

[@dea2215]

@@CloroxBleach-yb3ox toby stopped tom from killing norman/green goblin using his strength in NWH

[@toorunedo2464]

@@CloroxBleach-yb3ox Ironman helped him, yes he held it for a while, but it wasn't enough.

[@jamesduffy7549]

@@CloroxBleach-yb3ox the difference is, MCU Peter failed to save that cruiser. Stark did it for him. If that was in this universe, the people on that cruiser would have fuckin died, which is where Tobey's peter gets his strength. The difference isn't how much they can bench or whatever- its force of will that you cannot, must not and *will not* fail.

[@dsg9648]

@@dea2215 to be fair toms been at it all day and getting the shot beaten out of him

[@mrb7094]

My Spider-Man. Thanks Toby. Great scene.

[@electricdragon2193]

Tobey’s spiderman is a straight-out brawler lol. Isn't afraid to face his opponents head-on

[@larrytherustyboii7442]

The funny thing here is that peter did hold his punches back a little. Doc ock is still a human and peter could probably easily knock his head off. But no excuses for that minute hand, dude threw that shit with full force lol.

[@KeanBurke]

@@larrytherustyboii7442 yeah, even if he held back, one of Spider-Man’s punches should have knocked his ass out

[@capnbetty3820]

@@KeanBurke I was thinking maybe this arms being entangled in his spine turned off his pain receptors either to a degree or completely.

[@KeanBurke]

@@capnbetty3820 pain or no pain he’d still be able to knock him out.

[@KeanBurke]

@@capnbetty3820 and he definitely feels pain, like when aunt May hit him in the eye with her cane.

[@srv8585]

The scene when he fainted and everyone carries him and gently lays him down is one of the most heartwarming scenes literally, it makes me so emotional. When I was a kid I cried in this scene.

[@edgarveron8309]

The close up shot around 6:03 seems symbolicly personal to me, it showed that he is still a human with limitation and vulnerability. Hes been through a lot of shit and never been personally thanked (due to the secrecy reason obv), but this scene really show how much he meant for the community. I dont think MCU has ever done a scene as powerful as this, simple yet very heartwarming.

[@Individual_Lives_Matter]

I’m 43 and it still makes my eyes water. Something about sacrifice, wanting to do good for others and people’s hearts changing in an instant.

[@kenz8906]

Lol, i cried as an adult 😂

[@fanboy347]

I am 25 years old, and cried

[@jl0699]

@@edgarveron8309 in the mcu spiderman, is just comedy comedy comedy. Thats why the classic one it has most serious emotional storyline.

[@togniryan]

The best Spider-Man movie yet!!!! This scene especially is everything Spider-Man stands for and represents!!!!!!!!