The Spider-Man Story Hollywood Has Failed to Tell

[@stonecold7113]

Unfortunately, I don’t think we ever see Spider-Man in live action on TV. Spider-Man has made over 1 billion twice in theatres. No way Marvel gives up that kind of revenue to make TV shows.

[@shantaehalf-geniehero4318]

Nicolas Hammond & Japanese Spiderman were the only attempts.

[@Harter2512]

Maybe they’ll change their minds after seeing how the Spider-Man noir show turns out

[@Omamino]

Sony is the kind of company which doesn't really care Abt anything but money (take venom as an example)

[@BWSStudios]

Sadly true. I think it’d be cool to do a show that bridges the gaps between a film series, like the new TMNT series does with mutant mayhem. Give a bit more time to the events that we do t get to see

[@marktheshark7588]

​@@BWSStudiosOr like what Matt Reeves is doing with the Penguin show.But we ain't getting that.

[@Whoisthatguy906]

Honestly a mature TV show about a college aged Spider-Man set in the early 2000s sounds *amazing*

[@marktheshark7588]

Agreed.But not with Tom Holland's cringey and annoying Spiderman.

[@Youngcheekyboys]

@@marktheshark7588fr worst Spider-Man by far

[@mal_348]

There is literally a show tho

[@Whoisthatguy906]

@@mal_348 yeah that MTV Spider-Man show which was cool, but live action like Smallville would be better

[@bavanii.8334]

@@marktheshark7588Need to find someone that’s like Andrew Garfield for college Spider-man since Andrew’s too old already. If anything the one who captures Spidey’s true snarky and goofy personality has always been Andrew.

[@SocialCirclesProductions]

I have been saying Spider-Man should be a TV show for years. Glad someone else agrees

[@Jomiloju-h7b]

Exactlyy

[@Tb1025]

Thank you I finally feel heard hahahahah Spider-Man is at his best when he’s in a soap opera

[@HirstMovies]

same lmao. I always say shows are better because they have more time to develop stuff and flesh it out. Like Netflix DareDevil etc

[@Iliadic]

His common stories should be in TV shows, and the big events should be movies.

[@cha0sk1lls]

frrr

[@cha0sk1lls]

they cut spectacular spider-man which was basically the perfect adaptation

[@kazukiifn7417]

Agreed

[@Joeymercury514]

It was good but it still left out parts of Peters’s personality

[@cha0sk1lls]

@@Joeymercury514 what parts

[@mayotango1317]

​@@Joeymercury514He is the best Peter Parker.

[@betuna9487]

​@@mayotango1317 depends on which Peter Parker they adapted, by this I mean writer's run.

[@icarusgaming6269]

I have an idea: What if Uncle Ben's killer just... dies? Not because of anything Peter did, like he's running from police and falls to his death from a fire escape before Peter even has the chance to suit up and go after him? That way his first night as Spider-Man isn't about revenge because he can't even get that. He's just left directionless and angry at no one in particular

[@cambi0111]

I like this

[@Thatpart023]

​@@cambi0111me too its more of a villainy hero and still human type of character !

[@mal_348]

So what's his motivation for becoming a hero?

[@icarusgaming6269]

@@mal_348 Same as always, protecting the other Uncle Bens of the world. The difference is just that it hits much harder when he sees what happens when you dont do that. At first he beats on any thug he can get his hands on, but it gradually becomes more purposeful as he regains his compassion

[@Gojirawars03]

@@icarusgaming6269 That’s just how you turn Spider-Man into Daredevil. Without the personal guilt he feels attached to Uncle Ben’s death, his motivation to become Spider-Man becomes substantially flimsier.

[@tebohosefatsa8280]

Peter using his powers to solve his own problems isn't selfish. It's what most people would do.

[@TheWolfsEye]

I agree and bc of that things backfire on him and his personal life

[@mtshaygaming7940]

Dam this kinda bummed me out cause something like this will probably never happen😭. Can you imagine a live action series about Spider-Man that starts with his origin, and throughout multiple seasons we follow him even after high school?. Man this would just be perfect

[@thedudecalledalan9095]

Why live action

[@mtshaygaming7940]

@ cause we’ve never had a live action Spider-Man series and it would be something unique

[@Scyphi]

@@mtshaygaming7940we’re getting spider-man noir live action

[@mtshaygaming7940]

@@Scyphi yeah but Im mainly talking about like a classic Peter Parker story

[@thedudecalledalan9095]

@mtshaygaming7940 live action is way more expensive, so corners are always cut, mediocre actors, repeat villains, shorter seasons, mediocre writers or writers that change every season

[@rashaunellis1339]

this was amazing. Beautifully put. If possible, maybe a dexter-esque narration the way peter talks to himself in the comics so we can hear him think....

[@SocialCirclesProductions]

I agree with what you said about the mental situation of Peter. My favourite Spider-Man comics are always the ones with more emotion. I also like that they show him fail because it makes him more relatable

[@mayotango1317]

Yeah, because that work so well in the Zeb Wells run.

[@SocialCirclesProductions]

@@mayotango1317 Yeah but it has worked very well in many runs spanning across 60 years so...

[@mayotango1317]

@@SocialCirclesProductions Not anymore.

[@SocialCirclesProductions]

@@mayotango1317 Meh, it has its moment, but I hear you

[@fobo3361]

The issue is the only people with the money and leverage to make this happen are like 40, and have no clue what its like to be a kid, let alone a kid today, the people making our media are out of touch

[@neilgodwin6531]

I remember what it was like a to be young, and what teenage boys get up to. No one wants to see that. You have Only Fans for that. 😊

[@fobo3361]

@neilgodwin6531 yeah, we cant have it being too authentic to the teen experience lmao But nobody wants to see an out of touch rich dudes idea of a teen either Its a lose lose really

[@TheWolfsEye]

Its such a harsh reality

[@buis4813]

i think all of super hero media or comic book media should always be tv show becasue they are similar to comics, everyweek a comic comes out just how every episdoe comes out. Movies should only be for special events like adapting a major storyline that has a finish and end. Like watchmen

[@Iliadic]

This makes the most sense, honestly. You do day-to-day/week-to-week comics as a TV-show, then for stories like Spider-Verse, or for DC, Crisis On # Earths, you have a huge event and like a 3-hour movie.

[@invisibl3.]

this is actually how disney+ can evolve as well too. More reason imagine all marvel content being exclusive to “TV Format” which means all that content is behind Disney+. Also, movies could be be major events for characters or in general. This can solve superhero fatigue too

[@TheWolfsEye]

Thats what I really liked about that phase DC had where most of the relevant live action adaptations were the CW shows

[@TheWolfsEye]

This is why they thought Disney+ would be such a game changer

[@Iliadic]

@@TheWolfsEye They thought it would be a game changer, but then they decided to just unnecessarily stretch out stories that could've been movies over eight episodes. And don't even get me started on how EternalS definitely should have been a TV show first

[@worldsdarkest]

7:20 i also think that would be pretty interesting. Peter might become very worrisome and scared often to the point where he doesn’t know how to be a kid anymore at school or with his friends.

[@duncann_donutss]

Absolutely. Took the words right out of my mouth. Spider-Man NEEDS to be a tv show. And not just an all-ages-friendly cartoon again (nothing against cartoons), but a mature, honest pretsige television series. I've been conceptualizing/writing my own Spider-Man series for a few years now and it's wildly different from your pitch, yet we still agree on the most fundamental aspects that a Spider-Man show would be required to have. Great video, man!

[@mayotango1317]

No mentors, Peter never had one.

[@marktheshark7588]

​@@mayotango1317Agreed.This is why I hate the MCU Spiderman.Marvel/Sony turned him into iron-boy jr who can't carry a movie by himself.

[@TheWolfsEye]

Hey thats great, would love to read your own story!

[@TheWolfsEye]

Yea I agree, imo the only mentors he should have are obv Uncle Ben, and I'm okay in Peter finding a mentor in other scientists. When it comes to actually being a superhero I want him to learn everything on his own.

[@TheWolfsEye]

I agree and the worst part about it is when you look back and realize that Tony Stark never actually taught him anything

[@DigitalXAddict]

I agree with your take. Heck my take on this: Raimis Spider-Man Trilogy was just a caricature, nothing about it felt real (except for some parts in SM2) and especially SM3 was just cramped with content, with no room to breath. Webb's Spider-Man movies depicted a more real Peter Parker (one whose powers got into his head right from the getgo- suddenly bullying his bully and all), but this was also cramped with content and barely room to breath, especially in TASM2. Watt's Spider-Man (or the "MCU Spider-Man", considering he was in more than just Jon Watts movies) is shallow, seemed too friendly and only had one moment that showed him struggling with "being a hero" in a way that is human, not just a "job-problem". That was in No Way Home when Spidey had to remind Spidey that being hateful is a nono. #spiderthings The movies scratched the surface of a lot of potential moments, partly tried to implement it into the movies. I would even say SM2 and TASM did it the best, but even in those movies, the story could not stand still. Heck, movies are to tv-shows what YT-shorts are to regular YT videos. Atleast that's my modern analogy here. It can scratch on every topic, but doesn't give enough time to actually dwelve in it.

[@BWSStudios]

I’ve thought this for quite a while now. It would be (no pun intended) so amazing to get a Spider-Man show that delve deeper into the character than two hour movies can. Not just like another show intended predominantly for kids, but something that takes the character seriously while adhering to who he is and being able to shift the tone into that darker area the comics so often do.

[@franciscojunqueira5887]

The fact Peter and spider man are on different angles on each half makes Peter look buff as a horse

[@FactsWithActs]

Just give Spiderman to Matt Reeves and make it a TV show, problem solved 👊

[@nicoblanco4348]

Posted 6 mins ago never been this early for such a small channel. Hoping to watch it grow, this is pretty well made content

[@GrizzlysArchives]

Same

[@TheWolfsEye]

Thanks for the loyalty, can't express how much I app it. People like you is what will push the channel to grow more!

[@RayzlerAnimations]

As a Superman fan im so glad we got the Smallville series

[@marktheshark7588]

Same.That show is goated.

[@RayzlerAnimations]

@marktheshark7588 fr that show fleshed out every aspect of Clark's life, wished we could've seen him in the suit.

[@ajwebhead21]

I agree spider-man is great for movies, but spectacular spider-man proves you can get better and deeper stories through shows. Spider-man has way too much history and great stories to tell without having to rush or skip them because of a run time. Cobra kai for example does amazing action, had great drama and builds up a story with out it having to feel rush where karate kid has to stick to a run time. Some superheroes deserves more time to be on TV like the flash where yes the show has its up and down but you fell in love with grants performance as barry allen and love the relationship he's built throughout the show and it didn't extremely rush villians some had good stories to tell. Where as the movie didn't give us time with that flash we only got a glimpse of his everyday life whereas the show Flash gave us what barry allen does on a daily basis

[@mayotango1317]

A big problem is that no one cares anymore about the loser Peter Parker whose life is already so over-the-top so bad that it's already a cruel joke, and who still thinks like a 15-year-old despite being over 30. It is true that the character has flaws, but it is human to overcome those flaws and improve.

[@marktheshark7588]

Especially how the comics has mistreat him for years.And they turned him into Iron boy jr on the big screen.

[@auradjinns]

Steve Ditko’s intent was for Peter to start out as a teenage hero who, even though he referred to himself as Spider-Man was actually still a boy mentally. Over time, with life experiences such as finishing high school and going to college-alongside fighting villains like Green Goblin-he would grow into being an adult hero. This is evidenced by how lanky and skinny Ditko drew him in early issues but by the time he leaves the book, Spider-Man is far more muscular and less lean.

[@jessie06_]

Only just noticed how small your channel is even though I've watched one of your other videos before. Your videos are really good for being a channel so small! Hope you end up growing, I see the potential for sure.

[@cinephilia1252]

I love this video man..... I love Spidey and it's amazing how much ur rough draft resonates with me I can only imagine how it would affect others...if executed properly. If only it was possible to make it a reality

[@TheWolfsEye]

Ik and thats what I loved the most when making this video. Thinking about what is and putting aside for what can be

[@ManiacCSGO]

Here’s my ultimate idea for a Spider-Man reboot in the MCU: First, give Tom Holland’s Peter Parker one or two more films that wrap up his story in a big way. These movies could show him facing his greatest challenge yet-something that either forces him to retire, make a huge sacrifice, or pass the torch. In the end, Peter hands over the mantle to Miles Morales, officially making him the new Spider-Man and opening the door for a fresh story. After that, we’d kick off a live-action Spider-Man series on Disney+, called The Amazing Spider-Man or Spectacular Spider-Man, set during Peter’s high school years. This show would be like a mix of Smallville and Arrow but with all the heart, humor, and stakes that make Spider-Man iconic. It would dive into Peter’s life as he navigates the challenges of being a young superhero while also dealing with high school, relationships, and family. The show could really capture that “Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” feel, mixed with serious, high-stakes conflicts. For the villains, we’d focus on characters who haven’t been seen in live action yet-like Chameleon, Mister Negative, Tombstone, Black Tarantula, and Jackal. Each season could explore a new villain or villain team, creating fresh challenges for Peter while giving fans new faces and stories. This would keep the show exciting and keep the focus on Peter’s lesser-known rogue gallery, highlighting his life as a young hero who’s growing into his powers and responsibilities. This format would let the series explore iconic comic storylines that we haven’t seen on-screen yet, with room to really flesh out Peter’s character. Imagine Peter grappling with moral choices, facing betrayal, or dealing with a villain who knows his identity. The stakes would feel personal, as he’d have to balance being a kid and a hero in a way we haven’t fully seen before. Meanwhile, Miles Morales could star in his own film series, taking on the larger, MCU-level threats while Peter’s story focuses on neighborhood-scale issues. This way, we’d get both the classic Peter Parker experience and a new, modern take with Miles, with both Spider-Men representing different aspects of the role. This reboot would give us a deeper connection to Peter Parker’s story, more time with Spider-Man’s unique villains, and a perfect way to bring both Peter and Miles into the MCU. It’d keep things fresh, exciting, and full of that classic Spidey heart!

[@jahammednolove]

This video is spectacular, seriously. Your voice and narration is so intriguing and great for YT. Surprised you have 181 subscribers, keep it up man.

[@TheWolfsEye]

Thank you don't worry way more is to come

[@ABN460]

We need a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man that takes the time to help an elderly man who is lost, and then be asked “have you ever been in love Spider-Man? “ bro. Those moments are everything. An episodic story would build so much and could have a villian beat every episode with a larger threat building. It would be amazing

[@DestinySpider]

True, been thinking this for a while. A Spidey tv show would be really dope, but it'd also be really hard figuring out how to structure it all cuz there is a lot of material to go over. Dunno about the whole Gwen and Max Dillon thing tho. With Gwen and Harry first being introduced in college, maybe it'd make for a more respectful adaptation to keep them for later? But no one nowadays seems to be a fan of the Betty romance, and Gwen didn't get fleshed out enough, so I guess it makes sense wanting to introduce her earlier idk

[@TheWolfsEye]

Yeah this was really a rough draft for the video's length otherwise it would be pushing a half hour long

[@DestinySpider]

@@TheWolfsEye I get you. Scripts seem really hard to pull off, cuz you wanna keep things conscize without boring people, but also flesh it out long enough to get your point across. I hope I do a better job at that in my next video x.x

[@producedproductions]

There’s two Spider-Man tv shows in production- Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, and Spider-Man Noir. So hold your horses!

[@WilbertBeltman]

I always thought that Spider-Man fits the "villain of the week" format perfectly

[@lolnty7408]

i feel like the MCU spiderman has gotten close to hitting those beats at times more than any other live-action spiderman. especially in homecoming. we actually got to see him be a high schooler and have those more day-to-day issues at times but as the trilogy went on they showed them less and less. i honestly think sony just doesn’t feel like those stories are important and would rather cut them so they can show other things

[@marktheshark7588]

MCU Spiderman has gotten nothing close to how Spiderman is in the comics.MCU Spiderman is cringey,annoying and meh.He's also played by a mid and overrated actor.

[@TheWolfsEye]

My problem is that Peter Parker just never consistently has the consequences to the many mistakes that he makes in that movie

[@marktheshark7588]

@@TheWolfsEye Exactly.This is the reason why the MCU Spiderman is meh.

[@houstonmunoz9862]

I always thought Spiderman would work really well as a tv show like Daredevil. I think they choose movies cause they wanna make a butt load of money cause he always makes bank at the theaters

[@TheWolfsEye]

Yea Spidey is the crowd pleaser that gets everyone's asses in those seats

[@AaronPablos-ll3vk]

Anyone else wonder what a TV show with Spider-Man as an adult would look like?

[@uncannydcmarvelous5732]

Right now Sony and Amazon are making a Spider-Man Noir tv series with Nicholas Cage as the character but with a name change because... those weird little words on the contract issues (instead of Peter Parker, he's named Ben Reilly). The series will feature Sandman, Yuri Watanabe, Robbie Robertson, Silvermane and many more.

[@TheWolfsEye]

Just imagine Peak

[@TheWolfsEye]

Still very curious ab it

[@AaronPablos-ll3vk]

@@uncannydcmarvelous5732 I meant Peter Parker's Spider-Man

[@brethnew]

“What if I told you that the greatest Spider-Man story isn’t a movie at all… but actually a comic book” Imagine you said that man

[@jameshopper5846]

First time I’ve ever heard of electro be used in a good way

[@DayLight_Era]

I think this is something Marvel would have loved to have done if they had access to the character sooner. They had to jump the character ahead to play catch-up because they really wanted him in Civil War. I really wanted the animated show to tie into the MCU. It would have been really nice to see what's up with the character outside of the films and allow us to see him interact with more characters, to build his own world separate from the movies. He has so many interesting villains that we will never get to see, and Marvel has full freedom to do whatever they want with any of the characters in television. This is what I originally thought the show was going to be.

[@ShockwaveFPSStudios]

The problem I have with this argument that Spider-Man Does Not Need To Be For Everyone is that the whole character was made to be for everyone. He was made to be relatable to teens, he was looked up to by kids, and he was someone who adults would feel sympathy for. Spider-Man’s a superhero sure, but Peter Parker, Ben Reilly, Miles Morales, whatever’s secretly the wall crawler, is a regular guy… through & through.

[@afroshogun]

What a great take on the character and as a concept. At the end you said you can write a whole other video? I'm curious to pick your brain and see what you were thinking for a second season.

[@him280]

Wish they would show Peter having to deal with real life as a young teen , wanting to go party but not being able too , wanting to be with that girl but not being able too , wanting to just be a normal teen and go to a beach and spend the day with your friends but you cannot . not 1 day of real rest . that would be great but I highly doubt we will ever get that 😔 .

[@JigglyStar]

Great video man!

[@kartikeygupta3958]

TV is just too small Spider-Man Games are way better format to cover the Spider-Man. I literally got a headcanon of 20 years spidey even more if u include his time before Spider-man but even the first 3 years won't be possible to adapt in a Movie or new 13 ep format TV series. Only a game can adapt it where u can spend 20-100 hours with great engagement

[@MarvelSnapToday]

The death note music is a french kiss thabk you sir

[@TheWolfsEye]

Ofc 😇

[@StonedPeter]

This is passionate and so well done ❤

[@AustynSN]

I had an idea that was similar in that it would be a TV show, but with Miles as the main character. Peter would have been more like a later MC2 version with both his kids (May and Ben) fully grown and MJ deceased several years earlier.

[@rubix187]

Never gonna happen. Spider-Man is cooked. We’ll be getting the same story in movie form for the next 100 years.

[@TheWolfsEye]

I agree I think for the next decade Spider-Man with Sony will be like Superman 10 years ago with Snyderverse

[@mrprincenba]

i have a series on tiktok called "remaking the mcu" and in it i made spiderman a show because ive always thought the story of peter parker is so important and deserves to be fleshed out more then a trilogy

[@walkerfreeman2697]

I will share your video when making this point I feel like it is becoming more common, the opinion of spiderman needing to be a show. It’d be awesome for suspense to build up on something personal for Peter. Then for him to be in suit for a three episode special carrying out some sort of plan.

[@TheWolfsEye]

Thank you it means so much to me

[@DylanC6215]

Wow. I've never even thought about that. A Spider-Man tv show like this would be super cool! Imagine we could get a season long event with Spidey teaming up with Daredevil to take on Kingpin. Marvel needs to hire you bro.

[@AceLM92]

Sounds like you want an even more decompressed version of Brian Michael Bendis' run on Ultimate Spider-Man

[@keloing923]

I would argue Homecoming, Far From Home and Spider-Man 1 did this best. Peter struggled and we saw how it affected him

[@JRAnimations]

Also, this idea sounds great but I’d rather make a series on Peter’s life in college. More room for serious storytelling with deadly consequences that are in tune with the character.

[@King-mg7vy]

We got ALL that in the first 2 Raimi movies. We NEED to return to a time when Peter didn't have babysitters or multiversal team ups or whatever Far from Home was. We need 3 movies where he's LEGITIMATELY on his own and has to figure things out, MCU refuses to give it to us.

[@JesusLovesYou2001-Jasmine]

Bro is lowkey cooking… Spider-Man should be a TV series.

[@jcasali3391]

so basically this guy is saying no more movies TV is the future for Spider-Man from now on

[@basiltheherbZ]

I just want them to continue Spectacular Spiderman’s animated story😔

[@brandonkrol]

A live action prestige format Spider-Man TV series that really dives deep into the character of Peter Parker could be absolutely amazing. Too bad the Spider-Man movies are just way too profitable for Sony, Marvel and Disney to allow that to happen. The same thing could easily be said for Batman. WB and Sony/Marvel won’t make a live action Batman or Spider-Man series because “casual audiences will be confused” because they’ll think the show and the movie are connected.

[@amo903]

Man it sucks, I always thought spidermans stories work best as a serialized telling. We love to see his day to day, how he balances both aspects of his life. I think this is why I love origin stories so much. They are some of the only superhero stories that cover a long enough time frame where character growth is believable.

[@parknng333]

I think we can all agree that Spider-Man should be a TV show, but Sony is too greedy. Every time they make a Spider-Man project they’ll make it a movie so they can maximize profit

[@TheWolfsEye]

Disney would never do it either to be fair, but yea fuck Sony

[@pureimaginationgaming6944]

Yo bro actors and actresses sometimes think staring on tv is like the end how many young but old actors go to tv and u never really see them in a movie after they star on tv but honestly good idea

[@TheWolfsEye]

Yeah, for actors theres always more glory in movies

[@jcasali3391]

this is why we never gotten a proper batman show since adam west cause Hollywood thinks spider-man is more profitable on the big screen then on tv with cartoons being the exception

[@holty1314]

I’ve been saying this for Batman for years and Spider-Man needs this also. But you know money 💰

[@emmakeuken7436]

The second movie of the first trilogy told the struggles pretty well

[@TheVisualDigitalArts]

I agree they should make a Spider-Man tv show with a large budget I think it would do great and it would open the door for more superhero shows. Daredevil benefited tremendously from his Netflix series. Having said all that I think Sam Rami’s film did peters story the most justice.

[@Jomiloju-h7b]

Someone show this to marvel/sony

[@WatchOutForSpidersMan]

Been saying this for YEARS. love this video so much thank you.

[@TheWolfsEye]

No, thank you! Glad you enjoyed

[@mauritja00]

Love the idea… they should also bring back The Spectacular Spider-Man 😊

[@blueNyellow]

I think an animated show that was for teens to adults is long overdue. That would be the cheapest way to bring about the kind of quality you're looking for. Unfortunately we have Spidey and his Amazing Friends and if they do another cartoon for people over the age of 5, it would look like Steven Universe or kiddie Rick and Morty. Disney and Sony don't know what they're doing. To the fans, it's pretty obvious what would work. TASM3, SM4, and a grounded college trilogy that doesn't soullessly pretend to be an 80s teen comedy. And then cartoons or live action shows that can handle the quiet moments, the deeper moments, with more time to develop them. But we're talking Disney and Sony... good ideas are few and far between now.

[@dexter8040]

A Spider-Man tv show and a Batman tv show in live action would be amazing

[@svprcrm7189]

wow. I had this EXACT idea a couple years ago except with Mayday as Spider-Girl

[@thesaulgomezz]

I don't think we'll get a show any time soon. Why put more money on a show when the budget for 3 to 4 episodes is the cost for a movie and the movie is making billions. And the show would probably make half of it

[@SB_2009]

But Making Spiderman Mutli format as both a movie and a TV Show. Starting of in a TV Show and then expanding onto team movies where spiderman Teams Up with different people like Fantastic Four, Doctor Strange (basically people who are not street level heroes).

[@SirNobodyII.]

Actually when it comes to a Spider-Man series I have to think about Invincible as a good example

[@SpiderFan-e13]

This story sounds like it’s based on The Amazing Spider Man 1.

[@pureimaginationgaming6944]

This could be actually something really great

[@JesusLovesYou2001-Jasmine]

15:00 if you think about it… Batman and Spider-Man are very similar…

[@NadahzNoir]

I've been saying Spider-Man is better as a series. Hell they could make a video game/ series hybrid. Release a 40-hour seasonal story arc. But i kinda want to see a more adult Peter Parker.

[@KenMorrow-scotchpillgram]

You get it. Great video. Don't think we will get this with Tom's Peter. My wish Andrew does the tv series. In reality I can see this for Miles with the actor who played Vic in The Penguin.

[@GregCompton-rf9wt]

Spider-Man legal Rights would never allow a tv show

[@vernonjackson_]

This was bloody clever man. Give spidey a smallville-esque like show

[@LowkeyYTReacts]

Marvel created iron boy jr Nothing was ever the same ever again

[@marktheshark7588]

Facts.They destroyed the character of Spiderman.

[@Friendpersonkid]

homie wants euphoria as a rami film.

[@JaydenSparKs2]

i have been saying it ever since i understood the character... GIVE SPIDERMAN A SHOW!!!

[@TheWolfsEye]

PLEASE!!!!

[@JaydenSparKs2]

@ they can keep the rights and tell the story they’ve been trying so hard to tell while also sharing the character with Disney/marvel

[@ronbruck3825]

Spot on.

[@marktheshark7588]

This video captures every issues I have with cringey Tom Holland's Spiderman.I have been longing for a more realistic Spiderman movie or show on the level of Batman media.Not this cringey and annoying version of Spiderman in the MCU.It's sad that we wouldn't get that.

[@nobleskywalker4639]

No. If you are gonna make a spider person tv show use a character that is NOT Peter Parker. Someone who wouldn't get the budget for big budget movie: Flash Thompson war veteran story, Ben Reilly ( is a clone, a real person dynamic), Silk ( a tortured and caged individual), 2099 futuristic storyline expand the world that way Peter Parker is still prime billion dollar franchise while still expanding. Let's see how Noir Prime show does see if it's good enough to open doors

[@alejandrovaldovinos3546]

You’re literally describing Spider-Man 2

[@CurlyVibesOnly]

I agree that a Spider-Man show would be pretty good

[@TahniZCat2]

You know how amazing it would be to see Peter having to deal with mature decisions. Like how the kids in Cobra kai were drinking when they weren't supposed to, but Peter chooses to drink one night and it backfires HEAVY! Spidey senses acting up, drunken web swinging, drunken fighting but he accidently punches a guy too hard. The FIELD DAY J. Jonah Jameson would HAVE on reporting a drunk smash-faced spider-man and how that'd taint his image in new York!!!!

[@joenciso364]

Nahhh

[@TheWolfsEye]

Yea I agree esp when we talk about Peter early on as Spider-Man and not used to the idea of how his life as Peter Parker changes and is restricted bc hes Spider-Man

[@TahniZCat2]

@@TheWolfsEye exactly!!! Everyone knows the famous "with great power comes. . ." yadda yadda, but nobody every points out just how "GREAT" that responsibility actually is outside of "somebody could get seriously hurt or die if I neglect them because of school/work/etc." Spidey doesn't get the get out of jail free options for not being a "Boy Scout" like captain America or even Superman gets by choice. There are a ton of superheroes in NY but for some reason the only one seen and getting constant coverage is spider-man. More than Luke Cage, Daredevil, iron fist, (Jessica Jones, Punisher,cloak & dagger and misty night is dependent on iteration) the majority of the Avengers seeing their tower is there. . . Only person I really cut slack for for an extent is doctor strange since his responsibilities branch beyond the confines of New York, even though there should be way more wizards around the world and universe able to take charge while the sorcerer supreme isn't there. Spider-man is literally the hero that does it when he doesn't have to or shouldn't have to, but it's like. . . How nitpicky does it get? I doubt the death of uncle Ben INSTANTLY turned Peter into a boy scout over night.

[@JosueDominguez-g4z]

While I think it’s possible to make a great Spider-Man show (a show better than the films we’ve gotten even), I don’t think a TV format is inherently better for Spidey than a movie format. At the end of the day, all that matters is the quality of the writing & of the production value; show or film regardless. Ideally, I’d like to see a concrete Spider-Man trilogy of films that actually take their time in developing Peter, his friends, his personal & financial struggles, and the villains he faces; starts in high school, then college, and lastly his early adulthood, that’s what I’d want 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@TheWolfsEye]

Spidey will stay in movie format and for that you are absolutely right

[@JesusLovesYou2001-Jasmine]

8:00 Batman has the same problems 😔

[@videohousejsq]

If Sony and marvel won’t do a live action show, (because if the movie money) maybe someone else will find a way to do it.

[@imdiyu]

What can I say? I agree with you wholeheartedly.

[@TheWolfsEye]

And I thank you wholeheartedly

[@mj_youtube]

Maybe make this a thing with Live Action Miles? 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ChrisLawton66]

I think the movies have done a wonderful job overall and we're lucky to have them.

[@TheWolfsEye]

Of course but I think this is the next step

[@NoName-ym5zj]

2:04 - IMO it had too much room to breath, so much in fact that it did a lot of breathing and not a lot of everything else. It had some of the worst TV tropes that really bloated the show for no reason.

[@kevin75c]

The show could’ve worked out perfect right after endgame leading into no way home

[@Person1234m]

subbed your cool (: underatted

[@joelwilliams9636]

I swear I've had deja vu of this video twice already yet it was uploaded two days ago?

[@TheWolfsEye]

LMAO

[@sgauden02]

Imagine a Spider-Man tv series like Arrow!

[@bitterdillon]

Andrew Garfield was the only spiderman I didn't enjoy. Toby was the best in my opinion

[@jbstudios3000]

Yes, there are only eight Spider-Man movies