Uncle Ben- With Great Power Comes Great responsiblities--HD

[@77legocreator]

"These are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna be the rest of his life. Just be careful who you change into". Wow I wish I had someone to tell it to me like that

[@midnighthymn]

77legocreator So true, I'm only 17 but am gonna tell my kids this

[@guilherminhu]

True, I'm 26 with and have the same habits and behavior that I had when 15-16-17.

[@Howyaduing]

77legocreator I wished that I had listened to those words

[@martinvr12]

Ikr, not even my dad would told me that, but I'll with my kids.

[@isabelrivera5632]

We all need an uncle ben and an aunt may in our lives

[@Mr101spb]

Uncle Ben’s face at the end... Like no matter what he does in this life he isn’t good enough to be a father. This hurts to watch

[@MikaelLV]

Yeah, he nailed this scene. Great acting!

[@mr.l8723]

Don’t forget despite his powers, Peter is still a teenager. He was just being moody, and he regrets was he said to him every day

[@abdolpix4581]

Shame. Why someone must be necessarily your biological parent to be accepted as your parent?

[@AmonRa_Stringer]

@@abdolpix4581 it’s not necessarily that he what’s him to accept him

[@jcoolguy1548]

@@abdolpix4581 no one really said that

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

Best Uncle Ben ever.

[@mrererika]

Best everything

[@captiankirkgames4385]

2rd best amazing guys and girl

[@ajarmetta]

Uncle ben in the original trilogy just feels like a normal family person in a typical family i dont even consider him an actor

[@scorpion8118]

And best peter parker ever

[@Debunkers]

Something I can state as a fact best Harry Osborn

[@TheMusicLeak]

The “then stop pretending to be” is heartbreaking. You don’t need to be a father to be a father figure. Being the figure is what matters the most.

[@fidelcuellarjr3070]

I agree

[@Jaewonkim_]

Gonna cry?

[@ChouRaiyuki]

That's why it's beautifun when things come full circle later and he affirms Ben Parker WAS his father.

[@augustosarmentodeoliveira3023]

yeah after some viewings Peter seems a lot like an asshole in this scene. that's good writing

[@armitx9]

@@Jaewonkim_ NO I HAVE NO INTENTION OF SETTLING DOWN

[@Alpham6s]

“I know I’m not your father.” “Then stop pretending to be!” By the end of the movie: “I had a father. His name was Ben Parker.” The way he sees Ben afterwards. The growth of the character. Sam Raimi was a genius.

[@dennisnguyen2847]

"Godspeed, Spider-Man."

[@YouDeaf1x1]

"Peter, don't tell Harry"

[@safcjoe7062]

@@YouDeaf1x1 harry "what have you done!?"

[@warsthemarvel8608]

@@safcjoe7062 “Oh look at little Goblin Jr, gonna cry?”

[@Tesseract.2012]

With Robin, despite his falling out with Batman, Robin still regards him his father figure, especially when telling Slade, “I already have a father.”

[@megacrashthehedgehog5377]

If only we all had an Uncle Ben in our lives

[@greywolf187]

My dad is my uncle Ben, he always gives me great advice and helps me get out of a tough situation

[@johnjones5626]

We all do it’s called Uncle Ben’s rice

[@toddreyes2487]

We do it's called a dad

[@greywolf187]

@@toddreyes2487 tell that to eminem

[@DetectiveAme]

Only for him to die? Nah

[@EorRompage7]

Its so hard to look back and remember hurtful things we said to the ones we loved. This scene and this trilogy really hits home. Sam Raimi is a masterful director.

[@darksideofevil13]

I think the screenwriters deserve credit to.

[@Halloween931]

Word

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

@@darksideofevil13 even the soundtrack deserve credit as well even the final swing man that is damn good

[@wildfoxgpmystery290]

Yes...thats very true

[@Lunk42]

Especially when you don't get the chance to apologize after.

[@Gambit190]

"I don't mean to lecture, and I don't mean to preach. And I know I'm not your father." "Then stop pretending to be!" Poor Uncle Ben. You could see how much Peter's comment hurt him. And that was one of the last things Peter ever said to him. It was a nice exchange from the both of them.

[@popsingerstar]

technically the last thing he said 2 him was "im here uncle ben" right b4 he held his hand

[@Gambit190]

***** Yeah, you're right. My mistake.

[@popsingerstar]

Gambit190 but yeah this is this is the last thing he said 2 him when they were actually talking

[@Gambit190]

***** That's what I should have said originally. My apologies.

[@KetwunsGamingPad]

It doesn't matter. He was an ass to him near the end and it took death to actually make him happy he had him.

[@EmpireFanProductions]

“She told me that with great power…” “…Comes great responsibility.” “Wait, how do you know that?” “Uncle Ben said it.” “The day he died. Maybe she didn’t die for nothing, Peter.”

[@shiragamishiro1954]

I like to think MCU Spider Man never have Ben Parker

[@Jaewonkim_]

@@shiragamishiro1954 gonna cry?

[@Dante-es5pf]

@@shiragamishiro1954 MCU had Uncle Ben though

[@shiragamishiro1954]

@@Dante-es5pf there not single hint or picture of him Tom spider man act like confused who is ben parker in no way home

[@Dante-es5pf]

@@shiragamishiro1954 There are actually 2 hints. First, in a What If...? episode, Tom's Spider-Man mentioned Uncle Ben. Second, when Peter is packing for his school “science trip” to Europe, the initials on his briefcase are seen very clear: BFP which means Benjamin Franklin Parker.

[@MR.TAUSIFGAMER]

1:17 after that Tom: *With great power..* Tobey: *...Comes great responsibility* Tom: *Wait what,how do you know that?* Andrew: *Uncle ben said...* Tobey: *The day he died...*

[@brandoncastillo_05]

I just saw that today, that scene literally made me cry all over again... 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@martinvr12]

what I love about Raimi's spider-man movies is that they always had some powerful and beautiful message in it that becomes really memorable, something that many superhero movies lacks.

[@sameer.0759]

True

[@Z3sty367]

Amen

[@modo_ignoracion]

It’s not true, they still have powerful moments

[@MCoconut97]

@@modo_ignoracion but not as human

[@harshapatil5591]

and best memes

[@stevenhernandez6889]

One of the best scene in the trilogy

[@fortyseven1476]

steven hernandez The*

[@egaman3288]

Connor Chen I agree

[@maisimzaman9280]

There is too many great scenes between Spider-Man 1 and 2 to choose between

[@gursoys]

@@maisimzaman9280 Actually, ending scene in Spiderman 3 is good as those I think.

[@Voltexvalky]

@@fortyseven1476 no

[@Sai4651]

Ben: I know I'm not your father Peter: Then stop pretending to be Peters last words to his Uncle Ben

[@viciousrage5548]

thats sad

[@pioneltapinessi947]

+Radical gaming Productions yeah

[@keenanmoser8908]

Peter really hurt Ben's feelings when he said that. He should've apologized to him.

[@pioneltapinessi947]

***** O_o

[@pioneltapinessi947]

***** Peter murdered the killer and sandman got away, he achieved nothing.

[@lenamorrison3700]

“This guy, Flash Thompson, he probably deserved what happened. But just because you can beat him up, doesn’t give you the right to. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility.” Such an iconic phrase. The crazy thing to me is that Uncle Ben said this as an ordinary man to an ordinary boy. This isn’t a famous millionaire (Iron Man) telling his sidekick (which is basically what Tom Holland’s version is) something about saving the world. This is just a normal man teaching his beloved nephew how to treat people rightly on a day-to-day basis. This lesson is for all of us, not just young superheroes. That’s why this Spider-Man is so much better than the MCU’s. It’s about ordinary people, like the original Amazing Spider-Man comics.

[@fp7892]

Tell it like it it is🗣

[@Spongebrain97]

I think its it's a lesson that should be applied today more often

[@notemounicorn2652]

this comment didn’t happen

[@trollhunter2157]

Because it is directly based on ASM 1-38 by Steve Ditko. The best ❤️

[@trollhunter2157]

@@notemounicorn2652 it’s good when you don’t compare it to the holy trilogy or the original run by Ditko. But if you do then their relationship sucks. Holland is an dope Spidey but an terrible Peter Parker.

[@Luschan]

For any teenagers watching this, "These are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna be the rest of his life.” is extremely true. I spent highschool shirking responsibilities and letting friendships fade because I wanted to be in my room playing video games. This was the person I continued to be in my 20s, and as I turn 30 soon, I’m only just now trying to change and grow. Consider who you are now, and who you want to be. Even if it’s just a vague impression, follow that path. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know what you want to do, pick a major and move forward. Don’t let fear of yourself and the future keep you stagnant.

[@dowork002]

I’m 26 now and I appreciate these words!

[@sisigs4820]

This is exactly me, my old friedships faded but I did not just let them fade. They all became fake and toxic and I decided that solitude with video games was the best option. Im 19 and still have this mindset but it's hard to find any genuine people anymore.

[@maggaveli6764]

I'm 23 right now, have great friends and a good social life, Covid aside. But don't really know what career I want to follow. I appreciate your advice!! I'll look into majors and see what I'm really interested in.

[@randomrom747]

Bro if your 30+ and trying to change, what are you changing from? From a hardcore video gamer to an anime weaboo(considering you’re profile pic)? You’re a grown person, take that mockery off you’re pfp as that represents how you’re projecting you’re image towards us and the internet. In my opinion, people who are above the age of 20 and still deeply into those stuff are all weirdos

[@Luschan]

@@randomrom747 Nah, I’m going to keep it.

[@fullmetal1666]

"Please give me a chance!" "What about my uncle?!?! Did you give him a chance?!?!"

[@josephkreifelsii6596]

Poor guy was just a witness to the murder...

[@mike2937]

Real murderer was Flint Marco. But he killed him on accident..

[@Bloodhurl67]

WiiManElite It's more of a good twist imo then. Sandman in this movie was the actual killer.

[@greenlightcomics7602]

Michael Price Yeah because Flint was a victim of his own fear of losing his daughter.

[@V_For_Vigilante]

Sandman killed him by accident

[@moroccouser]

This is the real peter, i love this peter.

[@popsingerstar]

u said it. i watched the cartoon & i think tobey maguire looks more like peter than andrew garfield

[@pioneltapinessi947]

+popsingerstar yeah

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

@@popsingerstar me too even Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire is the best spider-man and playing as peter parker

[@everythingisawesome2903]

@Blackhole Far from Home, too.

[@abrahammoreno7858]

@@pioneltapinessi947 D0a

[@1HardCoreGaming1]

"These are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna be the rest of his life. Just be careful who you change into". As I graduate highschool, these words from my childhood live on in me.

[@ubertarian1002]

It’s true :( be wise

[@williamvargas7218]

I just graduated from high school in June and those words are what I live by.

[@ethancbaker2002]

I’m about to graduate this year and when I watched this as a kid I’ve always thought about that because it’s true and heartbreaking you never know who you’re going to be in the future

[@PixelatedFlu]

As a shut-in NEET; samezeez

[@socriabbas454]

I am still at awe of how Sam directed this very scene. It feels so real and not out of place. As if this is actually what a conversation would be between father and son, Sam treated the characters not like cartoons but actual people with no jokes, no quips, no exchange bantering, just a genuine pep talk. And this is complimented more by two great actors Tobey Maguire and Cliff Robertson. My also favorite bits were conversation with Aunt May, it's so sincere and not out of touch.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I never thought about it. And this was my first superhero movie

[@raghvendravats5933]

This dialogue is still impactful. Hats off to the writers

[@spartan7465]

R.i.p cliff robertson

[@59771006]

Who's Cliff Robertson is he the actor who played Uncle Ben in this movie?

[@59771006]

Who's Cliff Robertson is he the actor who played Uncle Ben in this movie?

[@megafarmerbill5156]

Douglas Roth yeah unfortunately he has passed away

[@59771006]

***** I'm sad to hear that I only knew him from this movie.

[@popsingerstar]

+megafarmerbill & i heard he died just a day after his birthday :(

[@JoeTufanoTheMovieGuy]

Yeah Peter was kind of a jerk in this scene, but teenagers act like this sometimes and he says that he wants to figure it out on his own. Plus later on he does show regret for scolding Uncle Ben for trying to be his father with, "I can't help thinking about the last thing I said to him. He tried to tell me something important and I threw it in his face", and in the end he accepts Uncle Ben as the father figure in his life by saying to Norman, "I have a father. His name was Ben Parker". We see how Uncle Ben's death affects Peter, which was never addressed in the ASM movies. That in my eyes is inexcusable and drives me nuts every time I think about it.

[@benrobin8631]

+Yousuf Khan Wow! You should put these words as a review on IMDB. It's too long but I read it all. Thanks for sharing your genuine feeling. Stay strong buddy.

[@YousufKhanPR]

Let me also amplify what Joe Tufano said about how much Uncle Ben's death affects Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man, I've spent a lot of time writing this paragraph so hear me out! Let me explain the difference between Uncle Ben's death and the emotional impact there was on Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man: There was one scene in the car in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002) where Uncle Ben lectures to him about ''Great Power and Great Responsibility'', but then Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man gets annoyed. Yes Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man was a jerk in that scene, but teenagers act like this sometimes and he says that he wants to figure it out on his own. And later on he does show guilt for scolding Uncle Ben for trying to be his father, he says "I can't help thinking about the last thing I said to him. He tried to tell me something important and I threw it in his face", and in the end he accepts Uncle Ben as the father figure in his life by saying to Norman Osborn, "I have a father. His name was Ben Parker". We see how Uncle Ben's death affects Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man. I mentioned earlier that Uncle Ben had nothing to do with the characterisation of Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man, and I'm certain that I don't need to repeat it, but I also want to point out that the most important person in Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man's life is Richard Parker, not Uncle Ben. Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man took 2 years to get over his Uncle Ben's death, there's a scene in Sam Raimi's ''Spider-Man 2'' where he talked to his Uncle Ben in a dream about his life that is falling apart, it symbolizes him freeing himself for the guilt he feels for Uncle Ben's death. Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man got over his Uncle Ben's death quite easily, after his Uncle Ben's death all he did was listen to his Uncle Ben's voice over the phone and that was it, and that was at the end of ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' movie, it was long after his Uncle Ben died, and in Marc Webb's ''The Amazing Spider-Man 2'', Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man was too busy being concerned about his father Richard Parker and why he left him, Uncle Ben wasn't present at all, there wasn't a flashback, we didn't get to hear his voice, Aunt May briefly mentioned Uncle Ben when she decided it's time to put away all his belongings and forget about him, and that completely removed Uncle Ben's presence from the life of Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man, in Sam Raimi's ''Spider-Man 2'' Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man kept his Uncle Ben Symbolically alive, it was like as if Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man wanted to keep his Uncle Ben alive. In Marc Webb's ''The Amazing Spider-Man 2'' Richard Parker said to Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man ''With Great Power comes Great Responsibility'', while in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy Uncle Ben said ''With Great Power comes Great Responsibility''. In the Comics neither Uncle Ben or Richard Parker said those words, but Uncle Ben once preach to Peter Parker/Spider-Man about responsibility and when he died, Peter Parker/Spider-Man put together everything his Uncle Ben said and came up with the words ''With Great Power comes Great Responsibility''. Sam Raimi's ''Spider-Man'' simplified that by making Uncle Ben say those words, which was brilliant and it showed how much Uncle Ben truly mattered to Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man's life, but in Marc Webb's ''The Amazing Spider-Man 2'', Richard Parker becomes the most important person in Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker/Spider-Man's life. This isn't even a contest, Tobey Maguire wins this round by a long shot, Uncle Ben's death had a lot more emotional impact on Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker/Spider-Man and his life and his Uncle Ben was the most important person in his life. Also, Uncle Ben in Marc Webb's ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' died over $0.02, that's TWO FUCKING cents, in Sam Raimi's ''Spider-Man'', Uncle Ben died over $2900. That's the difference.

[@JoeTufanoTheMovieGuy]

Yousuf Khan Not to mention that Peter in the ASM series seemed more concerned about the broken promise to Gwen's Dad than Uncle Ben. And when Aunt May says to Peter that Uncle Ben would've been proud of Peter graduating, he went on to say, "And he'd probably tell me to go get a job." Comes off as a bit negative, and not to mention that Peter wasn't really responsible for his death, Uncle Ben dove for the gun when the thief had no intention of killing anybody and the resulting struggle caused the gun to go off which was caused by Uncle Ben diving for the gun. It was Ben's own fault.

[@YousufKhanPR]

Joe Tufano Agreed, not only he wasn't responsible, he didn't feel responsible, his Uncle Ben's death barely had any emotional impact on him. Even though Spider-Man 3 retconned Uncle Ben's death, Sandman killed Uncle Ben by accident, he pulled the trigger because his partner Dennis Caradine caused him to pull the trigger, and Peter was responsible for letting Dennis run off when he had the chance to stop him, regardless whether Spider-Man 3 is canon to you or not, it's still Peter's fault for getting Uncle Ben killed. I can't wait to video myself tearing ''The ''Amazing'' Spider-Man'' apart, I'll rip the movie apart more than Sam from Sam's Channel, I've already written an essay with lots of paragraphs and I've edited it a lot of times. But I don't know when I can video myself, my older sister still hasn't got her new phone and when he gets it she will give her old IPhone 4s to me.

[@Toxic282]

"What does it matter to you anyway!?" "EVERYTHING"

[@johnnobon]

Why are they so afraid to say the line now? They always tap dance around it. "If you have the power to do good for others then it is your moral obligation to do it". "If you have the power to do something and you don't do it, and something bad happens then it's your fault". They're making it wordier, less profound, and less charismatic. "With great power comes great responsibility", that's all that needs to be said.

[@tcrpgfan]

Those movies were really just trying to avoid everything Raimi's movies had. Including that line.

[@ericatabares3778]

John O they don't want to seem like they're just putting this movie back in the microwave. They're just not trying to copy because they'll seem unoriginal

[@alexanderrmz9701]

wich is really stupid.Cause they have the rights of the character,including her lines.Thtat iconic line dont belong to Sony,or Raimi,its belong to the fucking character.Just a stupid desicion of Marvel to pretend her Spidey its a completly diferent character.

[@colbyvlach327]

agreed they do dance around it a lot, but at the end of ASM 2 There is a deleted scene where Peters dad says the full thing

[@Wiizardii]

I think they can re-do this line in a scene with Peter by making it straight forward. Simply by having someone like aunt May or maybe even Michelle (if she finds out Peter is Spidey) go ''Alright Peter but remember, with great power comes great responsibility''.

[@aminhaekal5709]

"Uncle Ben said it..." "...the day he died."

[@gamingman1993]

auntmay said then she died

[@chriskeller3705]

Uncle Ben seems like the kind of man all of us young guys needs to strive to be

[@vegansaxon3962]

In that moment when he told Ben to stop pretending to be his father, Peter knew he hurt him..and in that moment he could have taken the hurt away, but did not...years ago I hurt my father, an in the moment I knew it but because of selfish pride and ego, I did not take the hurt away ..oh how I wish I could go back to that day and take the hurt away by giving him a hug and tell him how much I love him...but he has been gone from this world since 2004, and in this moment I am missing my best friend more than I know how to say..love you dad.

[@bqrre]

Thank you for those words, thank you.

[@EorRompage7]

I know just how you feel man. I got tears in my eyes from watching this and reading your comment.

[@pioneltapinessi947]

+Austin James same

[@MsGrumpyGorilla]

❤️

[@mike2937]

Donald Fewox: I'm sorry for your lost man. I know your father knows that you're sorry. He will always love you no matter what happens.

[@MrSingaporeproductio]

One of the best quotes i've ever heard

[@lMobiuscidl]

Totally agree

[@japeth3213]

This is a lot more quiet and real moment than the one in Amazing Spider-man

[@nowmos]

Yup, there may be actors who are better at playing Spider-Man than Tobey, but the originals will always be better movies than the remakes. Just better movies in general.

[@raulcruz650]

Japeth321 yes

[@connorbrennan4233]

And they chose a better scenario for Uncle Ben to tell him than just Peter forgetting to take Aunt May than the grocery store.

[@raulcruz650]

Connor Brennan okay

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

@@nowmos true even Homecoming and Far From Home can't do something right

[@Arkeshan]

This is hitting in whole another level after watching No Way Home

[@animesh9729]

Same

[@apujoin]

gonna cry?

[@kadena7823]

For real

[@hussainsdomain]

@@apujoin they call me goblin jr

[@Amruiz716]

@@apujoin maybe i will

[@chrisstucker1813]

1:45 “I had a father. His name was Ben Parker”. Man the feels 😢

[@OS1540]

if everyone had an uncle like this the world will be a better place

[@boxcuber1599]

OS1540 even as a troll this is againts the rules! according to the trollble section 20 you cannot fuck with spidermen lines!!

[@hob_channel]

Then you yourself must strive to be Uncle Ben for someone.

[@Cinemabuff97]

It was really sad to see how Peter's last words to his Uncle Ben were mean, right before he died, but the words that Uncle Ben used were profound, and amazing, and were said in a great way for the iconic line, and for that, I will always remember that line, in the exact way that Cliff Robertson said it. It was so ironic to see that Peter had great power to stop the man who killed his Uncle Ben, and he didn't, and he feels responsible for the death of Uncle Ben for not stopping the killer, when he could have, to prevent his death. This was an important lesson to Peter on how he can apply that wisdom to himself, and how he can keep applying it the rest of his life. This is a great example to show viewers, and fans how remarkable those words are, and how they can affect you, and how you can apply them to your own life. Rest peacefully, Cliff Robertson. You will always be remembered by me, for your greatest adaptation of Uncle Ben out of all Spider-Man movies. I will apply this true line to myself, remembering the way that you said it. ❤💙

[@azure3655]

Christian 4_Realzz Those weren't the last words he said to Ben tho

[@elbertaguas1550]

The last words Peter said to him was Uncle Ben Im Here and he said Peter and after that 😵

[@MosiahWhite]

I think what a lot of people missed is that Uncle Ben tried stopping Sandman instead of sitting idly by. Because Peter let the robber get away, he bumped into Marco and caused his gun to go off (when he had no intention of hurting Uncle Ben and was even seemingly touched by the idea of just dropping the gun and letting it go).

[@joejoejoe532]

@@elbertaguas1550 Moviebob's video essay had a line was really poignant: "Peter is exactly good enough a person to be crushed by the guilt of not being a better person.

[@alex-ander-13]

You know why you’re here… 🥺

[@ExceedRed]

“Uncle Ben said it, the day he died”

[@IStoleYourSandwich]

Take a potato, give it to someone random on the street, look them straight in the eyes and say "With great power, comes great responsibility".

[@yrboyten352]

hahha

[@dr.stevebrule4029]

That's how Obama became president

[@spitzfire1107]

Must be "Hot Potato".

[@tensorialsum1480]

Shut the fuck up and gimme my lunch

[@kodekYT]

HHAHAAHHAHAAHHAHAAHHAHAHAAH

[@N7gamer1337]

You know why you’re back here. Yes it was epic.

[@totalme302]

"Stop pretending to be my father" ~ Last words by Peter to Uncle Ben, and he always regretted those words😭 Be careful, what you yell at your parents when in anger, those might as well be your last words to them.

[@popsingerstar]

technically his last words were “im here uncle ben”

[@totalme302]

@@popsingerstar 🤣

[@moonborn-musti6051]

Hopefully we'll hear this iconic quote from Tobey Maguire in No Way Home

[@joshdebbarma]

What makes u think he will be in it?

[@97eilers]

@@joshdebbarma really?

[@George-oq2ke]

There both coming I’m telling you

[@abdullahalfatah5429]

I'm from future and yeah. He did said that line

[@frankee.exe.]

Spiderverse confirmed 🕸

[@harizm89]

"With great power comes great responsibility" Anyone after hearing these lines again from No way home.😭❤️

[@FamilyHistoriandude]

Fun fact: the actor playing Ben, Cliff Robertson, had the middle name Parker.

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

@Reginald Wilson oscars don't mean shit man

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

That's like when Eric Bana played Bruce Banner.

[@verdiernoyama9681]

Another video of him with Aunt May and Peter kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZOmmIaAotRqjNE#t=1m59s

[@coltafanan]

@@extraterrestrialhorse9722 You’re confusing it with the Grammy’s. At least the Oscar’s have some credibility

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

@@coltafanan didn't Black Panther get an Oscar for being black? Or Leo's Oscar for the wrong movie? Or Amy Adams not having a single one under her belt? Or the Al Pacino/Denzel Washington bullshit? I can give you countless examples on why Oscars are more of a popularity contest than anything.

[@Mavericka96]

A good Philosophy to live by, I have, Back in school I always saw bullys get there way, And felt like I had the power to stop it by standing up for others even at the cost of my own safety, Not because it was a good thing to do it, but it was a responsibility as a good person to do it, All of this was a result of reading and watching spiderman because I never had a father growing up, I could have easily strayed down the wrong path, But reading spiderman and watching the old cartoons from the 60s and 90s served as a guiding figure , aposition that my father left behind when he abandoned me.

[@notahamster333]

Whether you got to know your Dad or not... I'm sure he's proud of you for whatever reason

[@osvaldotellez2044]

Man, you're a hero. The world would be a better place if most people would think like you.

[@bronosx2246]

good for you but that part about the father doesn't even fucking make any sense! How can growing without a father render you in a state of not having the possibility of doing the right thing? What is it that a father can do to provide guidance that a mother cannot do? Anyone can give you guidance; why is it that people always need a father to do that?

[@IblewuponyourfaceIII]

DOHProductions1996 You’re the reason why the world is a better place

[@FitWitScience]

"Stop pretending to be" is heartbreaking. I know Peter was a teenager, I can feel amount of guilt he had to feel.

[@wondercomics2741]

"She told me that with great power..." "...comes great responsibility."

[@mr.referencer8486]

“With great power, comes great responsibility” -Superman

[@mehditj9633]

Superman is my favourite Marvel hero

[@Nova-1238]

@@mehditj9633 look at superman jr,gonna cry -batman(2069)

[@dieselpower919]

i cried when uncle ben died...

[@megazard5249]

So did Peter, lol.

[@kaylaleave]

MegaZard5 🅱️eter

[@vietnamesekidinthebushes2989]

We all did.

[@editingman95]

You yell for excitement when you see Uncle Ben is alive with his Batmobile

[@trollhunter2157]

@@megazard5249 not funny

[@David-oq6sn]

This scene breaks my heart.

[@keenanmoser8908]

Cliff Robertson was the best Ben Parker ever. Spider-Man Trilogy For Life 💯 ✊

[@verdiernoyama9681]

Another video of him with Aunt May and Peter kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZOmmIaAotRqjNE#t=1m59s

[@remuvs]

I like to believe this is the scene which really drove the "What about my Uncle? Did you give him a chance?" line. Peter was projecting his rage that HE never gave Uncle Ben that chance to just talk. That's all Ben ever wanted.

[@DarkestGlitcher]

It's so much sadder after all those years

[@nathancritz]

This line will always be universal. No matter which universe, this line will always define Spider-Man. With Great Power, there must come Great Responsibility. Every Spider-Man has to learn it.

[@paoerfulone1089]

We all know why we're here... It was beautiful.

[@adamalrashid9044]

Cliff Robertson died in real life he was a good man and he was an angel we will always miss him!

[@blueraccoon1088]

was he the one who said "your going to need a bigger boat" ?

[@BenBanjo87]

I have to say, no one says the Spiderman motto better than Cliff Robertson does in this scene. Such a wonderful actor. RIP ❤

[@xilunjiang2558]

The classic spiderman are so good

[@yashverma1370]

This is now a piece of cinema history.

[@connormruz1859]

This conversation broke my heart as a kid, and as an adult. I'm sorry, but Tobey was the best. You literally can't change my mind.

[@shqiptv1147]

When I was three years old I didn’t know what was going on from what they were arguing about. Now that I’m 17 years old I feel so sorry for uncle Ben from what Peter just said to him when he was giving Peter his advice

[@everythingisawesome2903]

Can't change facts and logic.

[@abominable.7800]

Sam Rami Spider man trilogy is my favorite it's one of those movies i can watch 3 times in 1 month and not get tired of it

[@RandomRyan]

Same

[@sainajain2315]

Some Of best MCU dialogues ever♡

[@adame7843]

Hearing tobey repeat this line tom brought my childhood full circle

[@hp9351]

“I know I’m not your father-“ “Then stop pretending to be.” *Later* “I have a father. His name was Ben Parker.”

[@Othanielm]

Maybe she didn’t die for nothing Peter. -No Way Home

[@descharted]

The "I love you 3000" is a Joke compared to this.

[@bradporter8110]

yes

[@priyanshudahiya8267]

At least someone said this

[@tejaskumar265]

@@priyanshudahiya8267 yeah

[@-Lola.]

It’s completely different context, your comparison is nonsensical at best

[@menaraakbar1111]

Yeah

[@brain222]

I will forever love these original 3 movies

[@paulgranqvist1833]

I lost my father to COVID this year and this scene hits different ever since. Gotta give the first movie a rewatch soon.

[@kaljathpanthermage3711]

the original spider-man trilogy will always be the best. and not the new films coming out.

[@keenanmoser8908]

I agree with you, man

[@popsingerstar]

u said it! i was sooooooo excited when i heard they were working on spider-man 4 :(

[@BlackObsidiann]

Kevin Beswick Spiderman 3 was ass

[@kaljathpanthermage3711]

GyroTheProx i don't agree. and that is all i will say about that.

[@FlameOfUdun96]

Save your judgement until after you've seen them at least...

[@darkauroraxcix7499]

"Then stop pretending to be" This line hurts me every time, like why do you have to break his frail old heart like that peter

[@rockcandy876]

If Uncle Ben never gave Peter this speech, he would’ve never became Spider Man, he would’ve used his powers selfishly

[@silverstrike5904]

Maybe

[@carson11100]

Most definitely…. he already was…… he used his powers to finally stick it to a jerk who had tormented him for years and no doubt would’ve done this again and here he was going to use his powers to obtain money to make himself look more impressive to a girl…. he no doubt would have continued using his power for fame and fortune if the dealer wasn’t a cheap bastard….. glad he changed and used his powers to protect others.

[@chiragdaga2975]

Who's here after this iconic line came back along with this legend ❤ in NWH

[@manuelorozco7760]

I came back to this movie on Netflix last night. I just had to after NWH

[@BJCHESTER]

Almost 20 years later and this scene still has more weight and heart than most entire superhero movies today.

[@aaronsanchez142]

Even if the remakes skip or do over, Cliff Robertson(09/9/1923-09/10/2011) will always be my Uncle Ben Parker forever

[@alive4metal731]

Hearing this Peter mouth those words to MCU's Peter was everything... fuck I love ALL THESE MOVIES

[@joeytaylor1021]

This scene is more emotional than any of the Amazing Spider Man films combined Edit: Actually, after NWH, I take it back

[@olddogmaster6643]

Or any of the spider man in the MCU movies

[@geethamadhuri4.033]

Yes

[@gabriel55297]

Sou brasileiro e falo português. Esse cena deveria estar no Universo da Marvel nos filmes do Tom Holland. Porque essa cena representa muita coisa para o Peter.

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

@@olddogmaster6643 even into the spider verse got emotional moments in there as well

[@mirzataufikurahman5478]

@@mikeehrmantraut1899 into the spider verse is actually really good and emotional but same thing cant be said for mcu spidey or asm

[@jacobgarrity651]

I was born in 1996 I was probably about 6 or 7 years old when this movies came out and I remember watching it on screen and seeing Peter Parker listening to his Uncle Ben about great power that also comes great responsibility was a big impact of my childhood. Still hits different then No way home.

[@ryanschannel606]

I felt something different inside when he said when With great power comes great responsibility 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@ZealStarMedia]

I feel that this scene made an entire generation misinterpret what "with great power comes great responsibility" means What most people think it means: "If you have power, use it wisely and not for evil" What it originally meant: "If you can do something, don't hesitate, if doing good is within your power, you should do it" Uncle bens death was not caused by peter misusing his power, it was by not using them at all.

[@dauntless0711]

I think the phrase's original meaning was more similar to Uncle Ben's reaction to Peter's handling of the bully. "Just because you can do something, that doesn't give you the right to" Later, when Peter chooses not to stop a criminal despite having all the power in the world to do so, and this choice makes Peter responsible for Uncle Ben's death, then I think it takes on a dual meaning. "If you can do good, you should"

[@DarsiPadilla]

@@dauntless0711 Sadly, the code is just thrown away in the events of Spider-Man: One More Day. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJaagayIhradgqc

[@danielwood6833]

something similar to that was said in Nick Spencer's second or third issue. "it's not that I did the wrong thing, it's that I didn't do the right thing, and believe me, those mistakes can haunt you forever"

[@joseescobar2076]

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[@ZealStarMedia]

@IceCraftroria I love that line, and even though a lot of people hate it, I also like the explanation in Amazing Spiderman.

[@patricknguyen7530]

Come back to this after No Way Home when we hear Toby give the same speech to Tom Holland

[@Quadrenaro]

"With great power..." "Comes great responsibility."

[@Remix-pr4xd]

How do you know that?

[@Quadrenaro]

@@Remix-pr4xd yes

[@Karlebow571]

Uncle Ben said it

[@lenbauer3454]

"Then stop pretending to be" That hurt

[@ashockmizer914]

The Worst way to say that to a Father figer 😢❣️💔

[@TheProtagonist2020]

Peter Parker didn’t do nothing wrong.

[@KevinMuller5]

Cliff Robertson did so much with limited time. As Peter says, later in the film, he truly was his father.

[@Underthegun897]

Had to come back and watch this after the new Far From Home trailer. This is what Spider-Man is about; not milking Robert Downey Jrs name for movie ticket sales

[@JaredPresleyExperience]

Agreed! Not having Uncle Ben is like not having Batman's parents not killed. It just isn't Spider-Man.

[@moonknight3526]

@@JaredPresleyExperience actually, they were gonna have uncle ben in the mcu but that bitch Who ruined spiderman 3 (Avi Arad) forced ben out of the movie because he "needed the character for later" Avi Also forced Mj's name To be switched to Michelle, and to make him a douche so he is a different MJ

[@Luc1129]

@@moonknight3526 I never understand why they got this new name for mj like is Mary Jane not good enough for you or some shit??

[@moonknight3526]

@@Luc1129 cuz of Avi arad, did you even read my comment?

[@omarsayedaly7108]

I am here after watching no way to home , it's after 20 year from releasing this great movie "with the great power comes great responsibility"

[@jayNicks10]

The problem was Peter was in a hurry to go somewhere else and just didn’t have the patients to listen to what uncle Ben had to say which is unfortunate because what Ben had to tell him was important. He was fortunate that Ben told him what he told him before he died cause those words changed his life forever.

[@aldyar6487]

Now this sentence become such a death flag

[@raghvendravats5933]

We just got a throwback in No way home. This dialogue has a seperate fan base and from now on this will again get famous

[@edwindejesús7]

Watching this movie as a child was one of the best experiences ever. Scenes like this still resonate with me to this day. The Raimi trilogy has a sort of magic about it.

[@futuregamrzinc1774]

Peter's sole purpose for being Spider-Man is his heightened sense of responsibility, and willingness to help others. His hard past is what gets him out of bed every morning to make a better future so people don't have to go through what he did. Uncle Ben and aunt may taught him this and without these 2 amazing people who knows what Peter would have done. Just please be the uncle Ben for someone else in their life because just like the movie 1 good deed or kind quote could change someone's life more than you think. Even for the better!

[@iggy189]

This is why you are always nice to people because you never know if that's the last time you'll ever see them.

[@mamenchia]

Thats easier said then done. Its a nice thought but no one can live up to it completely. Everyone slips up every now and then

[@xelamasquerade8334]

Tobey has finally passed the torch

[@videodeposu8741]

He is not retired

[@paoloangelino24]

This message is timeless

[@micpere1991]

The best Uncle Ben on screen. You can't deny the care the Raimi and crew put into really showcasing the message that he passes to Peter and how it affects him forever. It is so well done that the Mark Webb movies missed the mark and the Jon Watts films ignored. p.s everytime I see Peter tell his uncle to stop pretending to be his dad, I always start to tear up and makes me appreciate my dad more and grateful for him to be alive.

[@anthonyhenderson3625]

Same and my dad is 80

[@khld163]

Watched Spider-Man: No Way Home today. This dialogue will live forever.

[@deadpoolnerd]

This is why I love Spider-Man and Peter Parker as a character. He is no different than you or I who all maked mistakes. We say the wrong thing sometimes and sometimes hurt those that love and care about us. We can take things for granted until it's too late. Peter here brushing off his uncles words until his decision cost him. Only then did those words actually garner weight and meaning.

[@productivitysharma3455]

Most famous line in superhero history

[@Alex-bs5sd]

Single handedly the most iconic line in the whole Marvel universe 🔥🔥🔥

[@Spidermannprime]

uncle ben reminds me so much of my grandfather who was my father figure in my life. That's why ever advice or lecture or even correction from him i take because i know he cares alot.

[@TacSon]

Man the acting is great in this movie, you can see the emotions in the actors' faces and hear em in their tones.

[@nathanjones8475]

IMO this scene has more heart,meaning and soul than homecoming

[@DarsiPadilla]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJaagayIhradgqc

[@danielmiranda2901]

i agree, new Spiderman can’t have that... he needs Iron man

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

and far from home as well

[@Karlebow571]

If you’re nothing without this suits you should have

[@aryan7767]

@@Karlebow571 thats like such a generic ass line compared to this one. this is giving an important life-lesson. best part is Peter doesnt care about this message, but it legit comes and kills off uncle ben later

[@varunkumar.s4440]

These words hits harder in 2021 #NWH

[@Lumations]

I love how real Uncle Ben feels

[@Erronwiththeletterc]

This made me sad and cry