The Amazing Spider-Man - First Viewing

[@ChannelAwesome]

A little late, but just as great. Check out NC's review of The Amazing Spider-Man - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6XWfo2Pia-npLs Check out NC's review of Spider-Man 3 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ_QgoulnM2Fa80 Follow us on Twitch - www.twitch.tv/channelawesome

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Review The Spongebob Squarepant Movie (2004).

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Review Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

[@tomsoar102]

STILL my favourite Spidey movie despite growing up with the Raimi's. There's a few small issues as every movie has but I will never understand how people don't like this one!?

[@wadenbeisser2491]

You are the nostalgia critic. Why isn't there a video about spider man vs some dragon ninja Clan.. The real spider man movies.

[@axel_studio6393]

Deshawn Edwards that was a thing

[@blitzblazer8838]

By far I found peter breaking the alarm clock in this film the funniest part of any spider man film

[@JonSmith-hk1bq]

Peter getting excommunicated from Joe's Pizza is probably my peak.

[@emtee7138]

Yeah I laughed really hard at that

[@SparkTheSnorlax]

"We have no chimney." "Whaaaaaaaat?"

[@rya4974]

And most relatable 😌

[@ParzivalTheThird]

What about the scene in TASM2 where he comes home covered in ash? “What is that all over your face?” “I was.. cleaning the.. chimney” “We have no chimney.” “Whaaaaaat??”

[@FutureDeep]

"Easy, butt boi." is the new "Go get 'em, tiger."

[@danofsteel785]

She said "Bug Boy". Still sensual though.

[@eddiehjalmarsson5966]

I thought she said "fuck boy"

[@Charles12]

I heard her say, "easy, fucc boi."

[@randalgraves6979]

Use the captions

[@shadowthesavagehedgehog2005]

List of Spider Man films left: The Amazing Spider Man 2 Spider Man: Homecoming Spider Man Into The Spider Verse Spider Man: Far From Home

[@thephantomsplit]

How right you are, sir!

[@CycloneShadowYT]

There was actually another spiderman movie in 1977.

[@Anonymous.Throne]

TASM2 will be good, lmaooo

[@Maskedmenace8267]

No one speaks of 1977

[@tjfi8841]

He will only be reviewing the sequel and that's it

[@monstermash1571]

You can laugh at Willem Dafoe's crazy acting all you want and that rooftop scene too, but give me that every day of the week over Dr. Conors plan to turn everyone in New York into Giant Lizards.

[@davidmorales.1745]

Chris Montgomery I mean, it’s something Lizard does every time he appears in the comics.

[@SpaceAlley]

It made sense for him because he was trying to make everyone superhuman.

[@soos8785]

At first that's I thought, but the Lizard deleted scenes make the Lizard better.

[@luongmaihunggia]

Who wouldn't want to be giant lizard? Super strength, agility, healing. Think of the benefit here. Just saying

[@antona.8659]

@@davidmorales.1745 Yeah, and Goblin being cheesy villain is also something that's often in the comics.

[@kyuubifox33]

I thought this one wasn’t bad. My only real issue was the lizard missing a snout. I liked TAS design

[@aa1chris82]

U have bad taste.

[@MoojinBoi]

good taste my dude

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Yeah, he looks weird with a primate mouth.

[@rogue7723]

Or Voldemort fused with Nagini.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@Aiden Gauthier He did have a snout. It was just much shorter.

[@Joseph-oo7pp]

The reason the swinging looks so good, is that most of it was actually done somewhat practically.

[@coletrainhetrick]

I did not see a single shot that could have been done in real life. They could film a person doing gymnastics like tom Holland does but no, most of it couldn't be feasibly done.

[@SWTobito0702]

@@coletrainhetrick I think the scene with Spidey swinging under the bridge was practically done. They just hooked up Garfield and haf him literally swinging beneath the bridge which is why it to this day looks the most real.

[@SuperFlawless2010]

@@SWTobito0702 stuntman did that, he said he had to wear thongs b/c underwear lines show thru the suit xD. He was on Corridor Crew in one of their Stuntmen react videos.

[@SWTobito0702]

@@SuperFlawless2010 Yeah or that. Anyway, point still stands. Amazing scene done practically.

[@damyr55]

@@coletrainhetrick There's a video series called Stuntman React on a KZbin channel called Corridor Crew. The stuntman doing the Spidey stunts in this movie actually explained a lot of these scenes. He definitely did some of the swinging. For example that night scene they showed in this video.

[@Jeffrayne]

Can't we all just agree..... that's seeing Chaplin's legs on the side of Doug is the cutest thing ever

[@celestiarulerofeques]

I’m Chaplin! Don’t skip leg day!

[@coralcartoonz2696]

Where is that?

[@135mikerules23]

Whose ready to watch them temporarily lose their minds next time? Dubstep “The Itsy Bitsy Spider”.

[@FretzlemaniaPod]

I thought it was hilarious, but am looking forward to their reaction.

[@Movypro23]

Kitty’s over there thinking “ugh, how can these guys make fun of Spider-Man when I’m dreaming about fish” lol

[@RIME387]

Finishing that line with "I'm Chaplin"!

[@DeniseFaraday]

9:58 - Dammit, Doug....you woke Chaplin up from his umpteenth nap of the day!

[@BugsyFoga]

"Poor Peter Parker " - The Lizard

[@dreadpiraterobertsnumba5]

Pizza Time.

[@johnstriker480]

Picked a peck of pickled peppers.... lol

[@SWTobito0702]

Still one of my favorite alliterations ever.

[@FutureDeep]

"Poor Pizza Time."

[@pakspider6482]

I get it peter Parker become the lizard in spider gwan Universe

[@justinpullen1097]

The suit in this movie has a special place in my heart. It was really unique from the others and felt like something Peter could realistically put together (they even showed him getting the materials for it).

[@Duckman_Drake]

Same, I love how distinct and real it is. It’s not just any generic Spiderman suit

[@northwindkey]

@@Duckman_Drake It has so much texture to it. The Raimi suit was fine enough, but Holland's suits are so... flat. They're like a Windows 8/10 aesthetic where the TASM suit was Windows 7 aesthetic.

[@kobeanderson6718]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought so, to be honest the spandex, glass lenses, and running soles gave it a practical feel and under the right lighting I’d say he looks really slick and unique

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

This suit is the best looking suit for me. I agree with one guy here that Tom Holland suit looks flat, you are right because most of the time his shots are with cgi costume. He barelly wears the suit they made him. But..... this suit from TASM cost 25,000$ to make....and they make 4 of them.

[@RealCyclops]

Top 11 destructive "i have new powers" scenes - that would be awesome.. And for number 1, you can mix all of the sinks... press F for all the sinks!!!

[@DaveMan1K]

This one got hate purely because it "robbed" the people of Spider-Man 4.

[@MasuxAnderson]

Or, maybe it's because it felt generic and soulless. I think it's ok, but I don't revisit this movie very much.

[@anubusx]

It got to much hate that it did not deserve.

[@DaveMan1K]

@@anubusx The response to the sequel didn't help either. With Sam Raimi probably taking over Doctor Strange 2, everyone wants him to bring back Macguire's Spider-Man, but I say it should be Garfield's; he's the one with the unfinished story that warrants a return.

[@anubusx]

@@DaveMan1K I heard a rumour that there is going to be a CGI fourth Spider-Man film directed by Raimi with Maguire coming back to voice Peter.

[@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario]

Also it wasn’t very good in comparison

[@thetommytrontommyrose6497]

“We are the light that will - lit the spark that will cause the flame of the rebellion. With great power comes something something.” - Rob Walker, 2020

[@PoseidonSon2002]

Grabbing her with the web, then pulling her in to both reveal that he’s Spider-Man & that he likes her was the smoothest thing I’ve ever seen. Guy has some moves 😅

[@sentient5]

9:21 Well now this exists for anyone to take out of context.

[@_the_rizzler]

This comment is the best thing ever 😂

[@alexsilva28]

r/imsorryjohn

[@MythicSuns]

The impression I got from these films is that they were trying to portray Peter as more of an introvert rather than a full blown nerd; he's the guy eating the cake at the corner of the room whilst everyone else is dancing and socialising. He's the guy who skateboards in an isolated dock where no one else is around. I don't know if I'd call that faithful to who Peter Parker is but to me it explains why he's portrayed the way he is.

[@bobbybrown2291]

The Raimi Series aimed for a 60s comic feel, whereas this aims for a more modern (at the time) feel for Spider-Man, more like the Ultimate Comics Universe. In those, Peter had a shorter temper and came off more as a loner, rather than a more reserved and nerdy nice guy who was raised by saints. Neither approach is wrong, they're just such polar opposites that they've divided the fans.

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

_"PIZZA TIME."_ *~ Peter Parker (Spider-Man 2)*

[@carter_lovejoy]

“You’re late. I’m not paying for those.”

[@TheRealJochen]

Spider-Man 2

[@Ender_Rock]

I love the sam raimi movies, purely because it feels innocent and corny

[@francescofabrizi5473]

"I believe there is a hero in all of Us, that keep Us honest, give us strenght, make us noble" Spiderman 2 The Amazing spiderman instead?

[@kevinmcnally8076]

I don't know man, this film has never convinced me and probably never will. Yes I do recognize that some aspects are better than the Raimi ones, for example the smarter characters, more believable dialogues, but it just feels so dull and soulless. The Raimi ones were more corny and cartoony but they had more heart and memorable fun moments.

[@MasuxAnderson]

And the Raimi films gave us so many memes. That's worth something.

[@tayemaster4245]

Plus the corny and quirky tone of the the Raimi films were intentional

[@rcurl44]

@@tayemaster4245 To me, the Raimi films are corny and cheesy intentionally but they're also littered with just flat out nonsensical moments. Goblin capturing Spiderman to do nothing with him and just letting him go is one small example in the first film. I just think the fact that since the films were intentionally corny that people give it too much of a pass. Also, I can't ever go back to Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker. He's the least entertaining Spiderman and Peter Parker in all of the movies.

[@tayemaster4245]

@@rcurl44 I understand... But we can ALL agree that Tom Holland is the the best live action spider man right

[@matthewmuir8884]

2:25 It's honestly amazing how well The Force Awakens created an elaborate _illusion_ of being a good starting point, as, once you look at it closely, you realize it was not a good starting point at all and the sequel trilogy was doomed from the start.

[@wstine79]

Toby after this movie came out. "AVENGE ME!!!"

[@ElvenRaptor]

No, actually Tobey was completely supportive of Andrew Garfield.

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

ElvenRaptor really? I didn’t know that Toby had any opinions on The Amazing Spider-Man. They should have them in a movie together as Spider-Mans!

[@thephantomsplit]

Me (in Willem Dafoe voice): Finish it!!! FINISH IT!!!

[@spinlok3943]

Deliver uuuussssss from Amazing Spider-Man 2!!!!!!!

[@jamesgatz4490]

I'll finish it when you FIX THIS DAMN DOOR

[@jamesgatz4490]

@wolf bane is little wolf bane junior guna cry

[@jamesgatz4490]

@wolf bane not while I have the high ground

[@Operation_Bagel]

FROM EVIL!

[@Debatra.]

10:54 Just imagine that leading into the iconic Gwen Stacy death. The audience would get whiplash worse than she did.

[@samuelbrown4764]

The studio screwed up, just like the raimi directed one did in spiderman 3. But Andrew was BY FAR the best spiderman. Had the perfect build, BY FAR the best personality and voice, best action and effects by far. He was so funny and charismatic and he had BY FAR the best chemistry with his love interest. Most comic accurate too.

[@forrestgump6065]

There is no definitive Spiderman. Even the comics had multiple versions.

[@dastvan8002]

There's the british one There's the one in the future There's the one in the depression There's the one with Ultra Instinct And then there's the one that sells Hostess goods

[@joshuaclayburn8350]

Theres still the very orginal spiderman and he would be the definitive one.

[@SteelSpurs]

Zacheriah Pearce I mean the 616 comic Spider-Man should be the definitive one.

[@bladenight23]

The concept of definitive comic book characters is completely retarded. Especially saying that the very original versions of a fictional character is the "definitive" version. Going by that logic, the Nolan Batman movies suck cause Christian Bale Batman is horrendous because he doesn't kill people with a gun. Same with the JLA.

[@ShinSeikiEvan]

@@bladenight23 The Kane/Finger Batman is the definitive one. Deal with it.

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

A down and out college age Spider-Man would have been great. The mystery of his parents should have been played up more toward Venom.

[@edwin831]

For me, Andrew Garfield is my favorite Spiderman. He's always been my favorite, Tobey and Tom are both amazing as Spiderman.. but Andrew has always been and might always be the one who was ahead of our time. And it was leading to things that could've been so good, but we'll never know and we'll never see it. Super unfortunate. IN MY OPINION

[@kayday6598]

I agree bro, so much potential with Garfield wasted. I really hate Sony. Personally my favourite is Tobey Maguire just from childhood nostalgia but I still think Andrew Garfield did a great Spiderman and doesn't get the credit he deserves. He had loads of charm and humour about him that Maguire's Spiderman sorely lacked but alas he was wasted in that second movie with such a cluster fuck of a script.

[@wstine79]

Ironically, this movie came out the same year I started watching the Nostalgia Critic.

[@movieman410]

Same

[@isetmfriendsofire]

I must have started around that year too. No irony in either, though.

[@everittprice9786]

I started watching the critic since 2015

[@eleven-hopper]

I think I started watching the critic in late 2017

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

wstine79 I started watching Nostalgia Critic in 2020 during March

[@adamgelb567]

6:30 The problem is that Sheen isn't being Uncle Ben. The problem is that the producers "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet".

[@tonythepokemonguy751]

I appreciate that they took a different route with the villains in the amazing spider man series, it helped with the choices in the mcu villains

[@JonSmith-hk1bq]

It's nice to think that they're 8 movies in and they've only really double-dipped on one villain (Green Goblin) so far. And they've still got a few more they can use before having to start recycling in earnest. Here's hoping that Kraven is next off the bench.

[@chezwizard]

Lizard : *smiles* Me: Is that a goomba from the Suoer Mario movie?

[@tangroro]

This will forever be my favorite Spiderman film, great characters, great villain, great actions, great comedies, and great dramas

[@piercetravels743]

I love u guys, I’ve been watching nostalgia critic for 4 years

[@DarkKnightofAnime]

Amazing Spider-Man is a case of good things in it but debatable on the execution...or maybe that’s TASM 2 I’m thinking of I don’t know I agree that a lot of it is that it’s being held back by The Raimi Trilogy having come before it

[@MasuxAnderson]

Your probably thinking of 2. Now that's a movie I want to like fully, but just can't because for every good thing there's an equally dumb and useless thing and it never focuses on just one. Now why does that sound familiar?

[@damyr55]

Definitely the second. This movie definitely had an coherent story, that made sense. The second movie is just a mess. I rewatched it last year, hoping I would like it better after a few years (like Doug with the Raimi movies), but nope. A lot of cool stuff, really badly put together.

[@jonathanbias4506]

I hope that if we ever get to see a live action Spider-Man 2099, Andrew plays him

[@jarednavarrete1740]

Shit, we kind of did and it was Poe dameron Lol

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

Jared Navarrete hilariously I was making a list of actors to play Spiderverse characters if I was making a film. Spider-Man. Jake Gylnhaul Spider-Gwen. Dove Cameron Spider-Man Noir. Oscar Issac Miles Morales. Shaymik More Spider-Ham. Seth Rogen or Seth Green

[@chefqu3s0]

I'd rather Miguel be played by a Hispanic actor

[@ShadyDoorags]

I laughed harder than I should've at... "Spider-Man! You're the one who stole Parker's camera!"

[@hiphopanonymous9859]

I don't think I've ever seen Rob genuinely excited about anything. Very few times does it seem that he enjoys living.

[@jareththegoblinking3191]

I feel like Venom would've worked if these films continued as a series, like Venom would've been another attermpt to save Osborn and mankind but as always, it runs amuck

[@MasuxAnderson]

Personally, I hate how TASM universe made everything Oscorp's fault. It makes the world feel smaller and comes off as repetitive. Sure the Raimi films had a bunch of science experiments gone wrong, but they executed differently and came from different sources. And seeing how poor Carnage came out in the video game using that exact premise I have to disagree.

[@benderbendingrodriguez420]

Idc man, I love The Amazing Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield put his heart & soul into those movies even though the studio screwed him and everyone working on the films constantly

[@pheon3440]

7:40 "IT LOOKS WEIRD"(tasm suit) But its my fav suit of all time🥺

[@wstine79]

This movie had all the right ingredients for an awesome Spider-man movie. Just needed that extra magic.

[@Prof_Tickles92]

You can always gauge if Rob likes a movie based on its IMDb score. As if he goes with the consensus

[@somethingsuperbland8829]

Rob is just way more relaxed than Doug is and it’s needed to mellow him out

[@MasuxAnderson]

@@somethingsuperbland8829 Rob is more relaxed? Did you see their first viewing of Norm and Spider-Man 3?

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

TM: Built like Animated Spider-Man AG: Built like MacFarlane Spider-Man TH: Built like Romita Sr. Spider-Man

[@vetarlittorf1807]

No. Tobey is more like the silver age Spider-Man, Andrew is like the Ultimate comics Spider-Man and Tom is a mix of Miles Morales and modern Spider-Man.

[@zack8865]

nah Tom Holland is like the Ultimate Spider-Man

[@mynameisharry8739]

My one issue with this movie is that there's just something missing, that would otherwise make it a great spiderman movie. I can't exacly tip my finger on it, but I think it has to do with the structure of the story. The story is trying to go into TOO many sub plots, that don't really end up going anywhere. It's like the movie couldn't properly decide what type of Spiderman story it wanted to be, which the Raimi and MCU Spidey for example do know what they want to be. In my opinion, it tried to hard to capture what made the Raimi films good, while also trying to do too much differently to justify it's existence. Otherwise, I really enjoy this movie

[@jp3813]

It was trying to set up a Sinister Six cinematic universe while doing its own Spider-Man origin story.

[@Here_is_Waldo]

'Too many subplots' seems to be a Sony thing. They seem insistent on cramming as many story lines into all their movies without giving time for each to breathe.

[@Sshok3r]

I have the same problem, i just can say what is missing here, because everyone does a good job with the characters and motivations, but all the sub plots with OW THE PETER PARENTS ARE IMPORTANT and in the end they doesn't, the second one is easy the worths.

[@RangerNationDubs]

that makes sense, behind the scenes i bieleve this movie almost became number 1 for deleted scenes.Mark webb and them made one movie but sony told them to change a lot,and get rid of it.So the structures really off.

[@shiranuiaensland1442]

@@Here_is_Waldo Subplots work best when they complement each other. Like Spider-Man being recruited by Iron Man to help prevent Captain America from breaking a new law in order to protect Winter Soldier from Black Panther's vengeance caused by Baron Zemo's quest to obtain evidence regarding December 16, 1991.

[@JonSmith-hk1bq]

9:40 Fun fact of the day: Birds ARE classified as reptiles. That said, Connors's point was still silly.

[@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario]

What

[@jarednavarrete1740]

Eh, he was being controlled by the lizard lol

[@JonSmith-hk1bq]

@@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario Just commenting on reptile on reptile violence.

[@swanson2830]

Observation: the "go New York" vibe that often gets criticized in Spiderman works of late. Would that not make sense to have, as down-to-earth, friendly neighborhood Spiderman is a recognizable symbol of Marvel's New York?

[@archangel9363]

9:59 Chaplin is like "Dafuq are you doing, human?"

[@YamiSpyroX]

9:40 HA! Even Doug is more of a Herpetologist than you are! Writers: Errmmm Lizards are cold blooded so they're slown by the cold right? (Regenerates after getting Frozen and limbs blown off)

[@trent7736]

I swear cold blooded means the body temperature is in equilibrium with the environment

[@RyanLBrown9396]

Of the Marc Webb movies, this one was actually okay

[@thingsicantfind9545]

AS2 is one of the worst superhero movies ever made

[@Anonymous.Throne]

Lego Qui-Gon Jinn *the worst Spider-Man movie ever made. It’s no where near the worst superhero movie ever made

[@jalencampbell8807]

Lego Qui-Gon Jinn The Amazing Spider-Man 2 wasn’t really that bad. It was just average.

[@soos8785]

Lego Qui-Gon Jinn the plot was shit but Andrew and Emma were amazing.

[@gigatronusprime]

@@thingsicantfind9545 and that's when I knew that you've only watched 5 superhero movies.

[@acetrainer44]

"Fuck me Garfield, fuck me." - Doug Walker, 2020

[@ACE-es7zi]

Review the 70s Japanese Spider-Man TV Show!

[@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario]

Especially since he’s gonna be in spiderverse 2

[@sonicathehedgehog7488]

That would crazy to see

[@lonebattledroid4474]

If they made this Peter a College student I could maybe see Andrew fitting in there as a Junior or Seinor but yeah definitely not High School

[@bennelson8250]

1:58 Doug, not to knock on a film we both love, but the adult Spider-Man in Into the Spider-Verse was voiced by Jake Johnson, and Chris Pine was only Spider-Man for the one scene.

[@angel_in-black]

I’m with you Doug, this is still my favorite live action Spider-Man film, and I’m a huge Spider-Man fan.

[@maverickslb80]

Mine too. Great Spider-Man, great movie!

[@alfredoramirez127]

I didn’t think you did a first viewing for The Amazing Spider-Man.

[@neal7602]

Spiderman: "I'm gonna throw you out the window now." Gwen: "What??" *y e e t*

[@joeyallain8364]

At 4:20 i didnt think you could smash an alarm clock with just your hand like that tell mine went off when i didnt even set it randomly, long story short ya you can smash an alarm clock like that.

[@AkinokazeHaruichiban]

For me, this is the version of spiderman that most feels like "my" spiderman. The only real changes they should have made to this film are replacing highschool with Empire State University, and giving the Lizard a mor crocodile face and snout, then it would have been just right.

[@Mr_Original]

10:27 Enjoyed this video, as per usual, but... the improv kitty segment was a great touch.

[@AnymousScreams]

I remember hating this film and never watching more Amazing Spiderman. It wasn't favor of MJ over Gwen Stacey, but the personality of this Peter Parker.

[@Smee319]

Been re-watching all the Spider-man movies while in quarantine, and I think I've realized why the Amazing Spider-man is my least favorite set of Spider-man films. Garfield is a great actor and undeniably charismatic....but that's the problem. Garfield and Stone are beautiful people and virtually perfect as characters. I respond more to flawed protagonists. I've never gone into a Spider-man movie wanting to BE Spider-man, just wanting to be engaged by interesting characters and stories. Peter Parker in this movie never struggles with ordinary problems which is core to every Spider-man story I've seen in film, animation or print. In TASM2 it feels lke the writers try to overcorrect this, and it feels phoney.

[@0816M3RC]

I really don't buy Tobey Maguire as Spiderman. He is just way too awkward and derpy.

[@northwindkey]

I would say the exact opposite. Garfield's anger issues and human emotion intrigued me much more than Maguire just trying to be Christopher Reeve for some reason.

[@bridgettelair370]

Maguire has this weird "I just got punched" confused face on him all the time in these movies, I personally can't see him as a crime-fighter or as a high-schooler, he looks too old for the latter and too awkward for the former.

[@SpaceAlley]

He never struggles with problems? He's abandoned by his parents then finds out they were killed in a plane crash. Then sees his uncle who raised him killed in front of him. Its clear he already had some built up anger issues from his parents missing hence why he took it out on Flash and Ben. But then he goes on a revenge quest to find the killer, and never does. Gives the only guy who was close to his parents an equation that turns him into a super villain. Then watches hes girlfriends dad die. And ALL of this happened while he was still in 11th or 12th grade. What other Spiderman film other than Spiderman 2 could possibly come close to the problems Andrew had?

[@soos8785]

When he says ' I want to be that Spider-Man' is all spidey. When I was a kid I also saw spidey swing and be quirky, and I wanted to be that cause who wouldn't? Garfield nails that cause Spidey is to be a really entertaining guy. Andrew and Emma just got dealt a shit hand, and it's a shame we never saw how good they could have been. Plus your wrong about him not having ordinary issues, CAUSE HE DID.

[@sniler5072]

This episode of First Viewing is actually the best, one of you loves TASM, the other one hates it. And when you give your points of views, I understand both of you and I agree with both of you, because you both make valid points and have actual reasons to hate/love this movie.

[@StarbaseAce]

I think what’s missing in this movie for some people is nostalgia. I didn’t grow up watching the Raimi movies, I honestly don’t even think that I’ve seen one of them to completion, but I watched the Webb films in theaters with my dad so they have a special place in my heart. Also I think the camera scene would’ve worked a lot better if it said property of the high school instead of property of Peter Parker. You would think that would’ve crossed their minds at some point.

[@Flipcrash]

7:55 I wonder if they realize that's real-ish. Someone actually swung through there

[@Poppin023]

i just realized ive been watching nostalgia critic since 2008 and have basically grown up with you guys

[@julianpradarodriguez7336]

The fact that this did not got as much memes says a lot.

[@clickycal]

It's not a good thing to be memed. Well not always a good thing.

[@clickycal]

@Christian Tompkins like the prequels?

[@ArsyaUtomo]

not yet

[@randominternetweirdo5479]

@@clickycal Like the Avengers, Fight Club, and the Dark Knight.

[@Ender_Rock]

All jokes aside, the trilogy is really fun to watch

[@danielbay4034]

I'm starting to watching Nostalgia Critic and get stoked cause I know a "First Viewing" is coming.

[@JMDarkly1]

I love Martin Sheen, and I think he did a great job in this movie...The trouble is, every time he talked, all I heard was, "Shepard! You need to go through the Omega Mass Relay after the Collectors".

[@Nasiruify]

10:59 Her neck snaps from whiplash

[@LightningNerd]

I can’t say this one is as good as some of the Rami films, but it’s still good. It’s fine. The second one, on the other hand... ho boy...

[@thekrillsterex628]

7:13-7:24. In this timeframe I think you bring it on to two factors. That’s what a lot of people felt when this movie came out. The shadow of the first films just over this movie. So it had to take so many creative liberties however as the years have gone on. They’ve had to evolve. They’ve had some breathing room and they finally have that shadow off of the Spider-Man brand. And it’s not a bad film. Just not great or amazing ( ah pun) enough to get the away from the shadow of the dump that spider man 3 had on the public. They decided to embrace their silliness in that movie and the people, when the spider man series had been shown to a lot of kids grown up at that point saw it.... it blew up in their face, and so I think this movie gets a lot of the backslash. Do I think it’s a perfect movie. No.... and the movie after. Hell no.... but I do think that if this was the first spider man movie made before the original spider man movie series. It might not have had such backlash.

[@Maskedmenace8267]

Imagine if her neck broke when he through her out the window

[@videogamehunter820]

Still my favorite live action Spiderman movie. The Amazing Spiderman 2 has lots of problems but I think it's a little underrated (and at least it's better than Spiderman 3)

[@GManJR75]

I agree. Amazing Spier-Man 2 suffered from major studio involvement and bad editing. I mean there was A LOT cut out of that movie that would've made it so much better. Even scenes that were featured heavily in the trailers and commercials were removed entirely. Even Mary Jane was supposed to be in the movie, being played by Shailene Woodley. But ended up being cut out of the movie entirely even with all her scenes shot. But it does have a lot of great things like the suit looks great, the swinging scenes are awesome, and Peter and Gwen being too damn cute thus making the ending all the more sad and tragic.

[@videogamehunter820]

@@GManJR75 Right on. The Webb movies had great characters with an less than amazing story while the Raimi movies had a good story (repeated as it was) with awful characters. For me, I think having good characters in a movie is more important than having a solid story. That's why I like the Amazing series more. And at least that TASM2 had the balls to kill off an important, likable character in a tragic way. Spiderman 3 killed Harry but he spent a large chunk of the movie with amnesia so it wasn't as impactful in my eyes. I enjoy the Raimi movies but it was the same, safe formula in each movie. Peter struggles with being Spiderman, he's in an on again off again relationship with Mary Jane, a supervillain comes up that has a connection to Peter, Peter's friendship with Harry is tested, Mary Jane gets kidnapped, Spiderman rescues her, a villain turns back to the good side by the end, and the villain does themself in. I wish the studio stayed out of TASM2. Then we could have gotten the ending to the trilogy.

[@Dagenspear]

@@videogamehunter820 I think the characters are among the lesser parts of TASM movies, where I think the stories and characters have stronger writing in the Raimi movies.

[@videogamehunter820]

@@Dagenspear Let's just agree to disagree

[@northwindkey]

@@GManJR75 Yep, Avi Arad got onto Webb's back with tons of forced sequel bait and whatnot. Like originally TASM2 was just about the Gwen and Goblin stuff and also Peter's parents stuff finally being resolved. Then Arad said "too boring add Electro". Then he said "lol, add setup for Sinister Six". That said, I am glad they didn't use the original ending where Peter's dad was alive and HE used the "Great Power, Great Responsibility" line. That was trying way too hard to copy Dark Knight Rises.

[@de4thstroke32]

At 10:40, I always hear “Easy fuckboy” 😂😂

[@p0laris74yt8]

12:56 Reminds me of the PS4 game when you go through the water towers. This REALLY did inspire a lot of Spidey related stuff, huh?

[@sanssmash2413]

SpiderMan three is one of the greatest Spiderman movies of all time

[@ingeborg-anne]

6:43 Uncle Ben dies (I know, spoilers!), and all I can focus on is FOOTS!! *points at Chaplin's foots*

[@RomanRogaOficial]

I am saying this here and now, I liked this suit more than TASM 2 suit, and more than Raimy suit

[@shazam4887]

Same

[@jarednavarrete1740]

The ASM2 suit just felt like a retread of the raimi suit with no differences, other than the eyes being cartoonishly huge

[@spanishforyou123]

What “twist” are they referring to at around 8:40?

[@jaredmartin7040]

TASM is actually pretty good, TASM 2 however is a dumpster fire and a huge dissapointment

[@kensstudio0806]

But delivers one of the best web swinging in the franchise...

[@jaredmartin7040]

@@kensstudio0806 Eh

[@kensstudio0806]

@@jaredmartin7040 wait what? You don't agree with that?

[@jaredmartin7040]

@@kensstudio0806 Not really

[@kensstudio0806]

@@jaredmartin7040 the movie is bad and disposable but it had some cool web swinging.... come on you don't agree with that one? It's more detailed, the physics were right and the CGI was amazing... come on...

[@holdenb.huffman4042]

Something you guys should've touched on in the review. HOW THE HELL DID HE AFFORD THOSE WEB SHOOTERS FROM OSCORP. Like yeah, I know he bought something from them and the altered them to fit his needs. But still, they would've been like crazy-expensive.

[@AMBJR101]

I thought he stole them from Oscorp and made his own web fluid?

[@holdenb.huffman4042]

Anthony Benedetto Jr pretty sure he bought them

[@rebellorebellion]

I remember hearing nothing but good things about this movie when it came out from people I knew who saw it

[@madrid_seu]

the bridge scene looks so incredible because its actual wirework and not completely cgi

[@jacobmonks3722]

You know what I appreciate about all the Spider Man movies? Each one tackles different villains, so you remember each one of them for how they adapt one arc of the comic, and none of them overshadow the others, even though they range wildly in quality.

[@MetaBro]

I love how his cat is just laying down there off camera

[@trent7736]

I'm just saying, NOTHING beats the level of badassery that the scene from 2 had where Spiderman swings in slow mo up to the building electro was controlling. Right before he says "Do you see me now Spiderman?"

[@supersauce1036]

I’ve been watching you since February 2016 I love your videos they’re very good or you ever going to do a movie review on the sonic movie just asking

[@MasuxAnderson]

I hope you don't like that movie cause he's gonna trash it.

[@TashVes]

not gonna lie, i liked this one just for Rob stroking the cute kitty

[@mickael486]

I think LOGAN is one of the best movies ever made, not just in the superhero genre.

[@ThisAdamGuy]

My favorite part is at the end when Connors has to save Peter from falling off the building. Like, did everybody just forget that Spider-Man can stick to walls?

[@HurricaneDDragon]

I don’t remember Garfield HIMSELF getting that much hate.

[@HurricaneDDragon]

@Kryptoskillet I think he’s a decent Spider-Man but not a great Peter Parker

[@mediamaniac898]

8) The Amazing Spider-Man 2 7) Spider-Man 3 6) Spider-Man: Far from Home 5) Spider-Man: Homecoming 4) The Amazing Spider-Man 3) Spider-Man 2) Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 1) Spider-Man 2 This was a good film. Andrew Garfield is a perfectly good Spidey, apart from the age and the fact that he's the kind of guy Peter Parker would KILL to be. Great chemistry with Emma Stone, the city of New York feels like more of a character than in the Raimi films, and it has characters you care about as well as that wonderful Stan Lee cameo. BUT, Sony is obviously too aware of the previous films, and so the film tries hard to find its own identity while often recreating scenes from those earlier movies. Also, what exactly is this movie about...the Lizard turning New York into, uh, lizard-men?

[@nickkurtz512]

Enemy: You will tell us your secrets, who sent you! me: No one sent me, I'm on my own. 10:39 me with goosebumps: My Company are waiting 20 miles south of here.

[@jonathanbills1238]

I Feel like you and the Flick pick should do a Nostalgia critic episode together

[@cinematastic1814]

Funny thing about the Rami films, Sam actually wanted the web shooters and u can actually see them in one of the early 2002 trailers, but a producer (wouldn’t surprise me if it was Avi Arad) told him not to and it would be easier to have them come out of his wrists.

[@ThreadBomb]

13:48 Rob hates ASM2 so much he's turning into a muppet.

[@Jesterclown17]

Wait... so Uncle Ben is chastising Peter for not being responsible when... Peter was out trying to help perfect an experiment that would grow missing limbs back, saving lives and changing the world as they know it?

[@jarednavarrete1740]

That's not responsible, that's risky lol