"With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility" Scene - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP HD

[@greensaint6506]

This single line shaped the future and everything Spider-Man stands for

[@maxlry_gaming9429]

Ok fff

[@spidergoblin.]

This scene shows Uncle Ben was the first man to discover Peter Parker's spider power. I think he actually warns Peter to keep this and use it wisely for some good things. I can't imagine if he didn't hear this line from Uncle Ben, much likely he'll use the power for revenge...

[@shanjizubaira2460]

@CELINEe-35💎🗡️ 3

[@user-gi8tv8qg4n]

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[@isabelletshiangbwalankay4461]

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[@marcelineabadeer8380]

“With great power comes great responsibility” Arguably the most pivotal and important words of Peter’s whole life. This is the last conversation he would have with Uncle Ben before his death and he knows now he was just trying to help him. Peter has deep regret and sadness but as long as he carries these words and Uncle Ben with him he’ll always be there to do what’s right no matter how hard his life gets what’s why he’s Spider-Man.

[@lamarpray5324]

You could’ve wrote the description for the movie on the back of the box

[@redhornet8511]

Oh its comming~

[@sheflashedus]

actually stan lee wrote: '' with great power must also come great responsibility "

[@xcvb-bv7bs]

agree

[@AhZorah]

Mile’s being Spider-Man is a sacrifice

[@lukamaisuradze4622]

This scene is truly timeless. No matter how many times I see it, it still gives me chills!

[@pulkitkush113]

@Telepture reported

[@nachofdc7941]

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[@Ctbsports-28]

Keep talking…… I love this comment!

[@PDC-yy4gh]

I 2nd That ❤️😇🙏

[@Ap_twsh]

The entire scene is amazing. They captured a time really well.

[@aliassoudry1454]

“These are the years when a man changes into the man he’s going to become for the rest of his life”😢 ~Uncle Ben 2002 wise words

[@peakyblinders352]

Such wise words

[@Poetry-N-Motion]

That’s a better quote then the great power comes with great responsibility’s… high key

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

He did become Spiderman for the rest of his life!

[@ptre23re4]

This are some of the wisest words I've had as a human being and as a man to truly understand. This is wisely hard.

[@junghs3199]

The best line from the Spider-Man movie.

[@YesSteeloPie]

The best line in first movie is I missed the part where that’s my problem and this line

[@طارقمحمود-غ7ش]

Great power comes with great responcibility and don,t fulfill ur desirs Make happy people,s life with ur power and this is ur real happiness Always respect and care others Allah will protect ur soul and joy

[@MrTlemon]

I reflect on this line daily ❤

[@wallywest2038]

Fuck that. The best line in superhero history

[@Arnold726-l1k]

❤ 👍🏻 This will always be my favorite Spider Man of all time. Tobey Maguire is the GOAT 🐐

[@omnid.slayer7244]

"With great power comes great responsibility" There is actually no other more iconic line in the mcu franchise than this..

[@chinchin4618]

Yes there is: "My Turn." -Iron Man

[@musaddiqallami1813]

You can take away my home , but there is one thing u can never take away from me ; I AM IRON MAN. -- TONY STARK ❤️

[@MariusBoss11458]

Oh yeah sure lemme give you one and compare. "You have a Gift, you have a Power. And with Great power, there must also come great Responsibility"

[@adrianpena800]

@@MariusBoss11458 yes

[@Jichael_Mordan23]

Im gonna put some dirt in your eye is pretty renowned

[@jsembilejanestydimsezato4351]

That Ben's look in 1:32 is so heartbreaking. Also the way Peter smashes with the car door is so ...devastating, like he's saying "Go f*ck yourself!" But then the sad flute plays Peter's responsibility theme and that shot of uncle Ben lonely driving away with the last three notes is what always makes me so sad 😢❤️

[@TyMarshall007]

I remember the first time I saw that back in 2002 the look at Uncle Ben I felt that but when peter fought The Green Goblin in the end of the movie he said I had a father he's name was Ben Parker, Such a great character arc, I can't thank Raimi enough this is why the Sam Raimi spider-man movies are perfect including Spider-man 3

[@jsembilejanestydimsezato4351]

@@TyMarshall007 I wish I was born earlier so I could watch those movies when they came out and experience them when they were new. I was born in late 2003

[@TheKiller92272]

It’s upsetting that the final words were “stop pretending to be my father”

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

I was born in 1989 oh man i was happy my dad took me and my 2 younger siblings to see this and i still can't believe peter would say that to uncle ben

[@BigShaneGillis]

Every student needs a teacher or the lesson doesn’t exist

[@LPJack02]

RIP Cliff Robertson (September 9, 1923 - September 10, 2011), aged 88 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@johnlomuscio4521]

So sad "Stop pretending to be" were Peter Parker's final words to his Uncle Benjamin

[@King_of_Blue-Eyes]

He played his role perfectly. 😢

[@geethamadhuri4.033]

😢

[@GabrielOsiuhwu]

​@johnlomuscio4521 Technically, it was " i am here"

[@Leg0456]

He died the day after his birthday

[@ASHISHSINGH-zp6tq]

Man this uncle Ben might be the best uncle Ben in any Spider-Man movie, he was like a father to Peter and first guy to say, “ With great power comes great responsibility”. EPIC!

[@viviennewestwoodruinedmylife]

Might?

[@xauvez]

Might? He is the best lol

[@eliben4066]

This is _the_ Uncle Ben, and honestly, same with Aunt May, even if Marisa Tomei fits the MCU better. The Raimi versions are always the ones I think of when I hear Uncle Ben and Aunt May

[@denizeskici4425]

I think Andrew's uncle Ben and aunt May are also good and Uncle Ben's death was sad here too.

[@atharvadeshpande6907]

The one single line that shapes all superheroes. And makes them heroes.

[@Goro69]

Facts

[@ryuoh6928]

It's not just pivotal to heroes. I'd say they're words to live by, whatever you do.

[@tjhicks3600]

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[@joeyvallejos1796]

This is a scene that will never be forgotten no matter how old it gets and it’s the definition of what it means to be Spider-Man

[@onlynationalist]

Brunt words by Peter to Uncle Ben; *Stop pretending to be my Father.* The legend Spiderman would have Guilt forever for saying this.

[@MYWRLDEntertainment]

“With great power, comes great responsibility.” I absolutely love this line. It’s iconic, and I find it really inspirational. Spider-Man is truly one of the greatest characters we can look up to.

[@brickrenegade7424]

As a fan of Spider-Man myself, I certainly stand by with that assessment of yours. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@gabegrinff]

The teenage impatience and anger Tobey is showing here comes off so genuine, writing and acting like this is what made Tobey’s age not matter to me then and now

[@Jackholiday1025]

Now that it think about it tobys pete was the least nice compared to Andrew and Toms.

[@sv8729]

​@@Jackholiday1025And that's accurate to the comics. Peter gets a big head about his powers early on and can be a bit of a prick even after having years of experience.

[@govinpillai]

@@sv8729 I love how he's like a proto-incel when he first starts out

[@johnrockyryan]

​@@sv8729 fucking exactly he was a bratty little nerd who learned to grow and mature to become the Hero NYC needed Toby will always be Spider-Man to me

[@prapanji9976]

​@@govinpillai that is one of dangerous phase that almost nobody talked about, because people only focused on the gangster wanna be teen, i think both are equally dangerous. I am one of those middle school teen that become antisocial and kinda incel in some sort of way. Not because about women, but because my hatred towards society. I got bullied alot and have no friends and i can't do anything about it. Glad that i meet amazing people during highschool and it's change my prespective and it's make me better and happier person. Now i can do public speaking & become history teacher. This type of teen need a guide, a older brother figure so they can go to straight path faster, even if they pain in the ass to take care but they absolutely need this kind of treatment.

[@caesarin0]

Obviously "With great power, comes great responsibility" is an amazing quote, but I think people need to acknowledge what he says before that more: "These are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna become the rest of his life; just be careful who you change into." It's much more of a mouthful, and I'll admit could be phrased more eloquently, but it's also a very powerful quote, and I think people need to remember it more, or at least paraphrase it more.

[@rubenquadros8457]

The best spiderman of our time. Nowadays all marvel movies have some crazy technology or magic, but this was truly touching.

[@JackTheripper911]

"Nowadays all marvel movies have some crazy technological or magic" its almost... *almost* like Marvel movies are based off comics or something crazy like that..... and in these comics they have advanced technologies and other shit.... almost like its a comic book movie 🤔

[@Bluesteel_97x]

​@@JackTheripper911yea well they sure as hell dint RELY on it back in these days

[@reza_825]

​​​​@@JackTheripper911What he means is that new cbm movies are more relying on cgi scenes and random cameos more than emotional impacts of the characters. Yes, you're right, comics have techs and magic too but good comics have the emotional impacts too. That's the thing which makes a comic great. The new movies don't focus on the emotional part and are mostly cash grabs.

[@Hogan231]

The best quote in the Spider-Man Movie!

[@onlynationalist]

Brunt words by Peter to Uncle Ben; *Stop pretending to be my Father.* The legend Spiderman would have Guilt forever for saying this.

[@pabloruiz6224]

“With great power comes great responsibility.” - Uncle Ben Thank You, Cliff Robertson 😔🙏

[@Agent1W]

"The more things change, the more they say the same." --Snake Plissken.

[@jamesl8657]

Start of the movie: I know I'm not your father. Then stop pretending to be! End: I had a father his name way Ben Parker Such a great character arc, I can't thank Raimi enough

[@masterdrake43]

Without Sam Raimi, we wouldn't have this amazing character arc for this movie.

[@Abulls33]

*Was

[@tbw980371]

This is the heart of the movie

[@randomcommenter3202]

"just because you can beat somebody up, doesn't give you the right to" That has always stuck with me

[@Account-ow6rz]

Damn me too

[@zt1053]

Flash was a bully not only to Peter, but probably other kids. He deserved what he got.

[@spectraphantom5870]

@@zt1053Yeah these kinds of lessons sadly are never able to be applied to real life

[@spideyfan1278]

Uncle Ben: I know I’m not your father Peter: Then stop pretending to be! Always choose your last words to someone you love more carefully, because you never know when it could be the last time you ever see them

[@parkerboy795]

Thankfully his actual last words were "I'm here Uncle Ben." Sadly, Andrew Peter wasn't so lucky.

[@lanceplaxton6967]

But still, he never got the chance to make amends with Uncle Ben.

[@flopsyrailwayproductions1434]

@@lanceplaxton6967 Near the end of the movie during the final confrontation with Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Peter says "I had a father. His name was Ben Parker." I get the feeling that Uncle Ben felt proud of Peter for his recognition at that moment, and probably smiled at him from heaven.

[@anenglishmanplusamerican7107]

Sometimes I have confrontation with my father, but deep down, we both know that we both love each other. Uncle Ben and Peter knew that they loved each other, even though they had a disagreement at that point.

[@Cousinbiddy1]

Nah I don’t like uncle Ben in this scene , he just clearly blamed Peter for beating up flash like wtf 💀

[@Grivian]

You just know that Uncle Ben was proud of Peter for winning the fight at school but still needed to give him the talk

[@ZerogGames]

Peter: "I didn't start that fight, I told you that!" Ben: "Well you sure as hell finished it..."

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

Yeah peter didn't start fight it was flash and i once ask him who started the fight it was flash

[@jaymata1218]

No father wants to watch their kid be overtly malicious. It's concerning when their strength begins to outpace their wisdom. That's why guys need dads.

[@andrewmontgomery5621]

Undeniably Cliff Robertson is truly the best Uncle Ben ever. I've found out that he was also in the famous war movie 633 Squadron

[@7Seveneleven7715]

I still can't get over this spiderman i just miss it so much it had a classic feel to it

[@danielsdimension2003]

Glad this quote was used in No Way Home. Spider-Man isn't Spider-Man without the classic Uncle Ben line

[@srikanthramprasad565]

I am also glad they mention uncle Ben in No Way Home.

[@parkerboy795]

@TheLatiosnlatias02 Nah, but yes.

[@parkerboy795]

@TheLatiosnlatias02 Chill with your tone. I meant no to the movie being trash, but yes to the line being there.

[@parkerboy795]

@TheLatiosnlatias02 Disagree.

[@Karlebow571]

It’s still sucks though we haven’t seen mcu uncle Ben

[@Mafia-Zilla99]

“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.” Even though it’s a movie I keep this on my mind all the time because you never know when your gonna lose a friend or someone you love is gonna die at any moment and you don’t wanna leave your last talk or conversation bad because you’ll only remember the last time you said to them, try to enjoy life every minute.

[@johnnycoolguy9554]

This man was only in one movie for no more than 30 minutes more than 20 years ago, and yet he's the only person I ever imagine when I think of "Uncle Ben."

[@antarikshuprade]

From hero to villain, every character in this movie is just perfect. So much meaning to everything they acted for There'll never be another influential movie as this trilogy

[@kolisionn]

We all need an Uncle Ben in our lives. Rest eternally peacefully, Mr. Cliff Robertson 🙏🏿

[@JoelMiller431]

It all comes full circle in No Way Home. "With great power comes great responsibility."

[@MariusBoss11458]

There must also come great Responsibility*

[@filmtheory783]

@@MariusBoss11458 i know she ruined it its with great power comes great responsibility with great power there must also come great responsibility makes it sound like the responsibility part is optional

[@Gabriel-tp7pc]

​@@filmtheory783 it's the original quote from the comics

[@andre_j.m.s6371]

Remember: With Big Apartments Comes Big Rentals

[@andre_j.m.s6649]

Sr ditkoviche 😂

[@coldwater9540]

The guilt peter feels cannot relate to me but i can imagine how heartbreaking it must have been when you lost someone you love knowing that your last talk with them was not the way you wanted it to be. Whatever Happens don't leave your loved ones with harsh words because you never know if you will talk to them again

[@PajafromPrague]

The last thing he said im here uncle Ben . And Ben saw him . 😊

[@Polar-f2h]

0:09 if you listen closely, you can hear "What We're All About" by Sum 41 playing on the radio.

[@IsacMcLin]

Cliff Robertson is by far the BEST Uncle Ben ever on screen.

[@mashkar2062]

Tribute to Cliff Robertson for the amazing dialogue 🌹💐

[@azminalibsp4800]

There's something powerful about Uncle Ben giving Peter the dad talk, even if he's truly not his father, but he still was trying to make sure Peter does the right thing.

[@Cousinbiddy1]

Nah I don’t like uncle Ben in this scene , he just clearly blamed Peter for beating up flash like wtf 💀

[@hot-_-fries1254]

@@Cousinbiddy1you didn’t get it then , he said just because he could beat him up, doesn’t mean he should, this line and situation he’s talking about alone sums it up, it’s like just because you own a gun and can shoot one, doesn’t mean you should, that there’s a responsibility with handling different situations. RESPONSIBILITY.

[@Cousinbiddy1]

@@hot-_-fries1254 but it’s not like the bully was killed , being injured to a bully is clearly way better than murdering him

[@hot-_-fries1254]

@@Cousinbiddy1 that’s the point uncle Ben was trying to make, he wasn’t blaming Peter, he was telling Peter to be the bigger man in situations and do what’s right, not what he wants to out of desire, like beating up flash.

[@Cousinbiddy1]

@@hot-_-fries1254 but I’m sure most of us would want the bully to get beat up badly for starting it

[@kidkoi4603]

0:46 I find myself thinking back to this line a lot in my life with so many changes around me

[@hob_channel]

0:39 - 0:57 - Such an underrated line. “These are the years when a man changes into the man he’s going to become the rest of his life.” I saw someone write that he wish there was someone in his life who would tell him that, and I completely agree

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

No other versions of 'With great power comes great responsibility' can beat this OG scene. It has so much heart. Simply masterpiece.

[@chriswilson3126]

"I had a father, his name was Ben Parker" brings this scene in a great circle at the end.

[@greenweeaboo8924]

I had a father his name was Charlie Lloyd Davis jr

[@GeetN94]

The fact the Uncle Ben in this scenario doesn't know that Peter has super powers nor that he will become a super hero. He talks to him man to man. He says the line "With Great Powers Comes Great Repsonsibility" to him as a regular everyday man and in the meaning about what it is to be a good person and human being to those around you. Which to me just shows how truly great uncle Ben is, he just wants his son to be a good person and both Peter and Spider-Man takes the words to heart after his death.

[@fhenja]

These Are The Years When A Man Changes Into The Man He's Gonna Become For The Rest Of His Life, Just Be Careful Who You Change Into. That quote is so real

[@Greg_Nieves]

I know we all love the "With great power..." line, but more recently, I've come to love the "These are the years..." line. Peter is going to realize what Ben did at his age. The choices he makes matter and are going to shape his future

[@milestheanimator]

“Just because you can beat him up, doesn’t give you the right to. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility.” - Ben Parker

[@shamus248]

This scene is so hard to rewatch. "Then stop pretending to be!" My heart breaks for this naive kid. "These are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna be the rest of his life"....little did Peter know he was gonna begin to make that transition the same day. Another thing that sticks out is when Peter hurries out of the house that same morning, when he discovers his powers for the first time, Uncle Ben says "Teenagers. Raging hormones, they never change." Even when Uncle Ben had no clue in the world that Peter had freaking *superpowers*, he was still 100% spot on in assessing Peter's behavior. It wasn't Peter's powers that made him lash out at Uncle Ben, it was the kind of naivety that comes with adolescence, when your hormones are out of control, etc So much to analyze in this scene. It's so much more than one powerful sentence. It's over two minutes of powerful stuff.

[@blueraccoon1088]

You said a long comment that everyone should agree.

[@user-wu7ew8yb3w]

Yeah, we generally relate the quote to Peter's powers, but his advise was really aimed at common regular people growing up. I do dislike that Peter stood up for once, beat Flash, but he's somehow the villain of the story in everyone's eyes.

[@legrandliseurtri7495]

"These are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna be the rest of his life" This line is complete bs honestly. A person can always change, being out of your teenage years doesn't prevent you from doing that.

[@AbhikKumarBhunia-c9l]

​@@legrandliseurtri7495 that's definitely TRUE but it becomes harder with age and opportunities starts to shrink as well.

[@divaalfirman3295]

*Minor Spoilers Ahead* Peter B. Parker really wasn’t lying when he said “Without Uncle Ben, most of us wouldn’t be here” It wasn’t the spider that made him (and many others) Spider-Man, it was realizing the consequences and responsibility that came with it

[@intradibles]

This is one single line that helped shaped Peter as Spidey.

[@jaygotstackz954]

a true legend i remember having a uncle that was like uncle ben and he died

[@VIVEK099]

1:10 best dialogue

[@MrThrashmetal13]

Raimi truly delivered with his trilogy. Especially this one. The amount of heart and emotion that is complimented perfectly with the action sequences is a work of art.

[@thedashdriver3969]

"When you take on the responsibility, great power will come!" - OG Spiderman quote

[@freemakerthings4518]

That's Madame Web, and it's shit

[@SergiotheFutureActor]

@@freemakerthings4518nahhh

[@fernansanchez6331]

If Uncle Ben was Yoda.

[@OmarPorfirio20]

a beautiful phrase from Uncle Ben, and that is very true, with great power comes great responsibility 👏🏻👏🏻

[@FreeziePop8]

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[@totally_ranger]

*With great power, comes great responsibility.* Best line ever.

[@lightyagami7734]

This scene makes me really appreciate all those talks I’ve had with my parents

[@Metrion77]

One's ability does not condemn you to a life of servitude to the incapable. One's ineptitude does not grant them dominance over the apt. But what makes a hero is that, no matter how difficult the task may be, the burden of action is infinitely easier to endure than the regret of inaction or the eyes of the victims that did not need to be victims. Heroism comes not from a reward, nor a threat, but from a good human exercising their ability to make the world just that little bit brighter.

[@user-wu7ew8yb3w]

Is this a quote or you wrote it?

[@Createdplayer11]

Yeah bro actually Christ is the only light in this world

[@lukecasul]

⁠@@Createdplayer11If you had faith in Christ, then you would say I am the light for this world.

[@Alex861697]

Lol 1:52 looked like he had an anxiety attack 😂

[@johnrockyryan]

One of the greatest quotes in fiction delivered so well by Cliff Robertson i dont think anyone can do it on screen as good ever again, RIP Cliff Robertson aka THE Uncle Ben

[@mariogamesandanime3498]

A line I will tell my children once I have them.🤩🤩😍

[@PureColumbianCocainum1949]

One of the most iconic quotes in movie history.

[@elijahtorres6895]

Seeing uncle bens reaction and the shot of the car driving away slowly turning the corner is heartbreaking

[@dinahkyle3196]

Such a pivotal moment. RIP Cliff Robertson

[@saanzacs]

The casting of Cliff Robertson as Uncle Ben was genius

[@BoenTong]

I can't believe Cliff Robertson was such a nice man with great patience.

[@isaaccordero8632]

The line that stuck with me my whole life. “With great power comes great responsibility”. 22 years old and I’ve watched these movies my whole life and doesn’t get tired of watching them over and over again.

[@Augalv]

"With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility" is, without a doubt, one of the greates lines in the history of cinema.

[@allocard1734]

A wise woman and man once said "With great power there must also come great responsibility"

[@DryLipstick]

@CELINEe-33💎🗡️ what the actual fuck

[@shlokee]

@CELINEe-33💎🗡️ here we are talking about responsibility and out of nowhere this dude starts giving away links for porno (yup very responsible)

[@filmtheory783]

@@DryLipstick no man ever said that it "with great power comes great responsibility " or if you could do good things for other people you had a moral obligation to do those things" but with great power there must also come great responsibility sounds stupid I realize that is how it was phrased in the comic but the movie universe and comic book universe are two different universes not everything has to be comic book accurate if it was you wouldn't want to see the movie that is why iron man 2 borrowed elements from "demon in a bottles but was a live action "demkn in a bottle" retelling

[@kingcamelot1395]

​@filmtheory783 You must not understand what the quote means. If you have the power to stop something bad from happening, and you don't do anything, it's your fault it happened. You do have a moral obligation to use your gifts to do the right thing. Just because no one said it in real life doesn't mean the quote is meaningless and can't be used in life.

[@jimgarcia5330]

If every young man had an Uncle Ben to speak into their lives, this world would literally be 10,000 times better.... 🥺

[@sandroschtolpe6803]

Thats a fact

[@ItsAstie]

I watched this movie as a young kid and I still remember this line, every human should know this message.

[@atom_jack]

These movies have aged so well. God bless our childhoods man

[@Valentyn90A]

The ultimate father figure

[@williamkearn6886]

R.I.P Cliff Robertson, 1923-2011.

[@mmertkaratass]

Uncle ben was a great man. Rest in great peace.

[@pardalgamesbigretroconsole4325]

O melhor Tio Ben. Insuperável. Tudo nesse filme é perfeito

[@tanvirnooriram3463]

Let's all appreciate that this line was created by none other than the great, Stan Lee

[@kate2create738]

This scene and line is very powerful, neither of these two men understand how this advice changes both of their lives. Right after this Peter had the obligation to stall the thief but out of spite of not getting his winning share at the ring let’s the thrift go. It resulted that Ben loses his life as the innocent bystander trying to give another piece of advice to the thief’s accomplice, who ironically was more interested in what Ben had to say. It was this interaction that will forever remain in Peter’s memories, an uncle who was like the father he ended up shirking off without life experience to foresee what a blessing Ben really was. This last moment had to have haunted Peter, he didn’t follow through with Ben’s life that Ben ended up paying for and his last message to his uncle he didn’t want him as a father to see the hurt in Ben’s eyes at being rejected from showing his love and concern for someone who he did see as a son he never could have.

[@Weebs82589]

1:10 With great power comes great responsibility-Uncle Ben

[@worldwide_cruising]

Spider-Man will never forget this in his life, j am sure of this.

[@hawkeyenextgen7117]

What i really love about this scene is how even as a child, I took it's lessons to heart, to be a kind person no matter how horrible or cruel I might've been bullied in school. This scene shaped me, and I still hold it close to heart.

[@DerkzTheGuy]

It’s so sad to see how he talked back to his uncle like that. He was just trying to give good advice😭

[@treyvonwilliams]

With great power comes great responsibility remember that peter.

[@_YohAsakura_]

I understand your words now way more than I did Uncle Ben. Peter Parker was lucky to have someone in his life like that. I wish my father was just like Uncle Ben sometimes. I don’t look at him less than he is. I just wish he spoke words into my ear, he rarely does.

[@stephenmurphy2212]

Ben Parker: With great power comes great responsibility. Ben Parker (TASM): That’s what at stake here. Not choice! Responsibility! Richard Parker (TASM 2, deleted scene): And with great power comes great responsibility. May Parker (MCU): You have power. And with great power there must also come great responsibility.

[@stephenmurphy2212]

@TheLatiosnlatias02 No Way Home was great, tho.

[@RJRigs]

Gotta be honest. Far From Home was fun, but that line from May felt so forced.

[@RJRigs]

@TheLatiosnlatias02 Nah man, Phases 1 and 2 were decent, but after that it all started to go slowly downhill.

[@Killer23TrZ]

This movie is really 20 years old time flies

[@hunterolaughlin]

And The Avengers is 10 years old and I can remember when it first came out.

[@GeneralSunbeam]

Thank you Uncle Ben for your humble & meaningful words. Spiderman. Growing up has never been something of a fair challenge in life as a grown man in his 30s.

[@theEyt6732]

with great power comes great responsibility -Spider-man💪🗿

[@ajay_hirve_04]

I really love it when the notification says "someone liked your comment" and "someone subscribed to your channel"

[@yoni3619]

Y??

[@soubhik9314]

@@yoni3619 he's spamming

[@yoni3619]

@@soubhik9314 no friend, nothing I said and ???

[@trentwillams7805]

Uncle Ben said the line in Spiderman, with great power comes great responsibility and when he mentions that these are years when the man changes into the man he going be come the rest of his life. Is it a sign saying that when Peter becomes Spiderman he'll be Spiderman for the rest of his life.

[@SpideyChambers]

Those words have lived with me my whole life

[@farazkhorasani6325]

The Boys showed how important this idea is... I feel like it seemed obvious when I was younger that superheroes would use their powers for good

[@nicktroisi6347]

“No, no you’re not supposed to run away….” I feel that part always gets missed or overlooked. I fully understand what Uncle Ben is trying to tell Peter here, that sometimes running away from a problem or a fight isn’t always the answer even if the odds are against you. It’s far easier to run away from it but it’s far braver and wiser to stand against it and face it head on even if you feel like it’s the opposite. He has no intention of Peter to be a coward. Obviously if the fight is too big to handle then yes running might be the only option but having courage shows character and integrity. To be a real superhero without any powers or fancy suit

[@Cousinbiddy1]

Nah I don’t like uncle Ben in this scene , he just clearly blamed Peter for beating up flash like wtf 💀

[@nicktroisi6347]

@@Cousinbiddy1 Ben didn’t raise Peter that way and he was worried about the man he’s turning into, that’s not blame that’s a fathers love for his son

[@Cousinbiddy1]

@@nicktroisi6347 there is some things he said were right but he didn’t have to blame Peter for defeating flash , flash always kept bullying him , it was well deserved, he doesn’t know what he goes thru in school by flash and his other friends

[@beachtv123]

@@nicktroisi6347i agree w both of you lol

[@aoishichakravarti9714]

Ngl his lecture really sounded a lot like my dad. But it is really inspiring for me. I am going to use this in my story

[@ckcangmah6778]

I was 25 years old when unc said “these are the years when a man the changes into the man he becomes the rest of his life” and it hit me. wow.. I wish I knew when I was a kid

[@bloodykills7509]

Yo SolidJJ, he did say it... maybe not in the comics but he still said it

[@GuremaManaba]

1:11 Every Spiderman (or some Marvel heroes and non-Marvel alike) they applied those words even in the Bible...not just that, Ben Parker also become spider man from his alternate universe...

[@bdtiger0770]

Jonathan Kent and Uncle Ben. Two great father figures in comic books.

[@Aang_L._Jackson]

Uncle Ben's line relates seamlessly to real life as well... the powerful has great responsibility to protect the less powerful or the weak...

[@ericnancy4385]

This Spider-Man is still my favorite Spider man.

[@jacobgarrity651]

I wanna time travel again and go back in time and be a kid again and see Spider-Man on the big screen again and see all of my Marvel movies and tv shows. I can’t stand society anymore and I wish we can go back in time and watch our old Marvel movies like Spiderman and Iron Man and Hulk and Captain America and The Dark Knight and Old Broadway shows and Star Wars and Black Panther and Superman and X-men and old Disney movies again.

[@jacobquackenbush2981]

The thing that sets this scene apart from the other ones is that Peter doesn’t realize the meaning of what uncle Ben says until it’s too late.

[@SS-jn8hl]

Teenage rebellion

[@luciusnguyen2449]

What I love about Spider-man is this line and how relatable it is. This line alone not only shape the future of Spider-man but is also a motto that shape a lot of good men out there as well

[@QoheletMentorship]

I love this scene. Genuinely good movies like those don’t portray the protagonist as a saint like most of what the entertainment industry does these days. They have character flaws because they’re just people, often young and still figuring things out (older generations are too, but I digress). Peter berates his uncle here out of arrogance, mostly. He acts closed-minded and anything but humble, even though Ben knows what he’s saying is true, likely speaking from experience. This is the kind of thing that happens in the real world too (minus the superpowers). Adversity and hardship has a clever way of instilling character in us, and I think this exchange followed by Ben’s fate really transforms Peter from the inside out, and that character makes him therefore fit for the enormous responsibility of being Spider-Man. He reminds me of myself, too. I’ve gone through enough hardships for three lifetimes, I feel like. But it (or if you want to get preachy, God) refined me in ways that no other set of circumstances could have done. And I tell you, it’s made me appreciate _everything_ so much more. My relationships, my family (especially my family in Japan), even everyday things like food and shelter. Such a powerful scene, as hard as it is to watch. And I think Ben handled it well. You can see how hurt he is, but he doesn’t berate Peter, he just takes it, trusting that in time, Peter will mature into a humble man.