Iron Man Takes Spider-Man's Suit Scene - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie CLIP HD
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- Iron Man (Tony Stark) Takes Spider-Man's (Peter Parker) Suit Scene - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie CLIP HD [1080p] We love you 3000 ❤️
Peter Parker: You don't understand! Please, this is all I have! I'm nothing without this suit!
Tony Stark: If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it, okay? God, I sound like my dad.
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Peter: "If you cared you'd actually be here!"
Tony: Your free trial of breathing has expired.
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Your free trial of the suit has expired.
lmfaooooo
"This is where you ZIP IT OKAY? THE ADULT IS TALKING"
And here we realised how much Tony stark cares for Peter and how scary he can be...
Yea. but peter was 15 he wasnt that young he acted like he was 9.
@@latoyaroane2666 15 isn’t that young?? Boyyy, are you 15?
@@latoyaroane2666 15? You're still a kid. Imagine having powers and being the friend of an Avenger like Tony Stark. You're obviously gonna make stupid decisions and be eager to prove yourself.
@@latoyaroane2666 Oh, I remember when I thought 15 was old. It was when I was 14. Ah, the 90s.
@@latoyaroane2666 are you stupid?
“If you’re nothing without the suit, you shouldn’t have it”.
He’s applying the Iron Man 3 lesson. Love it.
He is trying to say Peter should be more than just that suit.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast hence he’s teaching him what he learned in iron man 3
@@sidecharacter3193 exactly
Because Tony learns from his mistakes
Torturing the kid, he just wants to save lives.
0:54
*"If you die, I feel like that's on me"*
*"I lost the kid cap"*
*"We won Mr stark!"*
*"I'm sorry Tony"*
*"Wherever I go, I see his face"*
[Some other heart touching lines]
*"I just want to be like you and I wanted you to be better"*
*"If you are nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it"*
*"Idk what to do, I'm not Iroman"*
*”The whole world is asking who’s gonna be the next Iron Man, and… I don’t know if that’s me, Happy, I’m not Iron Man!”
@@devinjabairemoss well now he is even without technology
@@user-ks4yx4eh5l does he still have the nano tech suit ?? Before memory erasing it was absorbed in the first suit
*(edited)*
@@edit_bee yeah he does
And maybe he is trying to fix and hack it for the next avengers battle along with E.D.I.T.H (Tony's glasses)
"And if you died, I feel like that's on me..."
Epic foreshadowing for infinity war...
sikkazzfool89 It’s okay, Tony. Nobody escaped the Snap. The only difference is your mighty fine Iron Spider suit would have been spared!
Not really
If you died I would do time travel then snap you back in exsitance costing me and the fans me it's either you go or I go do you want the fans to cry.
Peter would've won the lucky draw anyway.
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Just the sheer “Oh shit” vibe when Tony stepped out of the suit had freakin theater crowds silenced.
This is basically the equivalent of talking to someone online. Not with everyone, but a lot of people can talk shit/tough when online, but when in person they take like 10 steps back (metaphorically).
@@djwagner7940 relatable, mate. Very Much So.
If UA-cam arguments took place in real life with everyone there....
Ohhhhh Boi...
*hehehehehe...*
It's even better knowing Peter is immensely stronger than Tony, especially without the suit !
Yet you got the "dad mode" that completely overpowers that in this scene.
Swearing is not okay.........
LMAO This scene always cracks me up. Pete's soul left his body when the Iron Man suit opened up and Tony stepped out of it 😂😂
PFFT LOL 😂
One angry father actually showing up as the child was thinking able to yell at the suit that thinks it’s empty but the father is in there.
@@KingSlayer147 😂 He shut up when Tony stepped out 😂
And poop left Pete’s hole. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
He thought it was empty because never showed up any other time.He made it seem like he didn't care taking care of everything else but in reality he was watching his every move.Explaining how he took care of it
The fact that, even though Peter clearly has so much more physical power compared to Tony himself, and yet still being intimidated by him, says alot about having respect, and mental dominance.
I'm kinda lazy but how did this Peter get his physical power?
Is he really nothing without the suit?
@@austflett8614 The radioactive spider that bit him gave him increases strength.
@@austflett8614 Same way all of them do. The spider that bit them enhanced everything: strength, speed, agility, and sensory.
Though it is weird that this is the only Spider-Man we don't see actually get bitten. They just gloss over it when they introduce him.
@@danielwilson7193 cause theyve already done his bacstory 2 times before, they dont want to bore ths audience again with the backstory. Like you said, thats how all spidermen get their powers, no need to show that for the third times Besides, his 1st appearance into the mcu was in civl war, if he had just gotten bitten and started to learn about his powers, then it wouldnt make sense for tony to reqruit him
Too long didnt read: they already shown the other spidermans backstory twice, so theirs no point in showing it a third for a movie hes not the main character in
"A big man in a suit of armour. Take that off, what are you?"
"Genius, billionare playboy, philantrophist"
I was 19 when OG Avengers came out. I'm 27 now i feel old
@@manuelorozco7760 I'm 18 lmao
Been watching this as a little kid
Magda Chlebicka Ok then
I was 5 now I'm 14...
@Russell Scott You hurt me
“If you’re nothing without the suit, then you shouldn’t have it.”
Love that line, especially knowing that Stark himself had no Iron Man suit in his first movie and had to rely on what he already knew in order to survive. He’s speaking from real experiences in not having it.
Plus iron man 3 where we crashed it too
@@SScozzari I was thinking about that one a bit too, I guess the difference is just that in the first movie he had no Iron Man suit at all by the 3rd one he did have one even if he lost it for a while
the NYC shirt stark gives him is the one he quickly changes into at the beginning of no way home, when he needs to change out of his spiderman suit. he's fully grown into the shirt at that point
@@findmeasubmarine5421 I noticed that the other day when I saw it I’ve seen it twice so far haha, good observation tho
what does that line mean
I love how Tony intimidates him, not Iron Man. Also how he says if he needs the suit he shouldn't have it, Tony has shown many times that he can jump into a situation or handle himself without a suit. He's a true hero!
A lesson Tony learned in Iron Man 3, which just fits with his character. He learns from his mistakes and evolves as both a good person, and a better hero. Tony probably feels he learned this lesson way to late since becoming Iron Man for the first time. Its also a nice mirror to Cap who already knows this. It doesn't take being the best, but being a good person.
I mean he had to fight terrorists and break free from them before he even became iron man.
Correct. The suit is just tools and support, not basic strength. Peter is only 15 and hasn't fully understood yet.
If Peter doesn't know how to use his powers and how to fight through adversity, then the suit won't help anything. After all, he has superhuman strength, the ability to walk on walls, and spider sense. He must use his brain and use the environment to his advantage. He must also know his weakness. It's like the difference between a noob and a pro player.
Because Peter could destroy an empty suit no problem but would never want to hurt Tony himself.
“I just wanted to be like you”
“And i wanted you to be better”
That is some amazing words a father can say it really just shows that us kids growing up really should be better than our parents and thats what they want for us is to be better than them in this world thats all they want
Why else do we make mistakes if not to teach the next generation to avoid them?
"I just-I just wanted to be like you"
"... and I wanted you to be better"
That line just hits so hard for me
I don't like the idea of Peter wanting to be like Tony. He should be trying to be like Uncle Ben but Jon Watts doesn't seem to understand his importance to the Spider-Man mythos.
@@vetarlittorf1807 I don't think he doesn't understand I honestly feel like Tony is like Marvel's replacement for Uncle Ben. I think they played it this way because there is already multiple Spider-Man movies and wanted this one to be different plus it ties into the whole marvel cinematic universe better this way. That might make it worse in your eyes but I think they do understand the importance they just gave that role to Tony, he even dies and leaves Peter similarly.
@@amandap.1494 But that's the problem. You simply cannot replace Uncle Ben with Tony Stark. Because Stark never gives Peter a valuable lesson about responsibility. In fact, the MCU version of Spider-Man isn't even motivated by responsibility because he only wants to be a superhero for the thrills it brings him when in the comics he viewed his powers as a burden that forced him to fight for the helpless. "plus it ties into the whole marvel cinematic universe better this way." That's just another way of saying it's quantity over quality.
Edit: Yes, I'm aware that No Way Home did respond to the criticism by having Aunt May teach Peter the same lesson, but aside from the fact that it's too little too late, it doesn't take away the fact that he should have learned the meaning of responsibility before he became a superhero. What MCU did to Spidey is the equivalent of having Tony Stark become Iron Man years before he witnessed the chaos his creations caused
@@vetarlittorf1807 Ok I see your point. I'm just pretty sure that it was a conscience decision to do it this way. (not saying a good decision) Like this Peter was definitely more light and idk mass viewer friendly but I do think they try to keep what's important. Like the second movie was right after Tony died and it basically all centered around Peter not wanting the responsibility Tony left him (Which is why he gave the glasses E.D.I.T.H. away.) Like I'm sure they understand what makes Spider-man, I just feel they're changing/substituting main plot points to try to get the same results.
@@vetarlittorf1807 You also need to understand that we’ve seen Spider-Man’s origin story twice already with Andrew and Tobey. And in the MCU Tony Stark is the supposed father figure that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has. In this scene you can tell that Peter looks up to Tony, he believed in him and gave him the chance to be something “better”. But like all Spider-Men he’s in way over his head. He doesn’t fully understand the responsibility given to him, he shouldn’t be like Uncle Ben or Tony Stark, he needs to be himself, keep his feet on the ground and his head out of the clouds.
Peter: "if you really cared, you'd actually be here"
Stark: "I'm gonna put some dirt in your eye."
Tony: If your nothing without this suit then you shouldn't have it
Peter: can you stop lecturing me please!
He didn't exactly said that and that joke is okd
Old
More like stark: im gonna make you eat those words but that works too
@@shadowunknown728theungiveu6 I missed the part where that's our problem
I love the sniff when he steps out of the suit. This is an instinctive display of aggression, flaring the nostrils to assert dominance. You see lions and wolves do it as well.
I will write down on my paper. Thanks for giving an major intell
...What?
I just realised I did that involuntarily everytime I was pissed.
You need medical attention.
And angry fathers
No one could have played Tony Stark better than RDJ, because he was the epitome of being epic even without the suit
MCU wouldn't have started without rdj really.
0:40 The moment Tony stepped out of the armor, Peter felt the real fear
0:40
More than his enemies inflicted, monkaW
@Anandhu Sarith * tom panicking *
And Tony showed how much he has matured
@Anandhu Sarith I was about to comment that lmao
“Are you Spiderman, the god of suits?”
That's a good one lol
😂
Under rated
Steve from behind: I understood that reference!
😭😭
This scene really hits me hard. My father died when I was seven, and I have no children, so I never had a father-son dialog. Kudos to Robert and Tom for creating these characters in this scene so I could know what I was missing. I've come to appreciate my father much more.
My condolences sorry bout your dad
Sorry to hear that. When you have your own children, you'll know what to do. Its instinct.
"If you died, I'd feel like that's on me".
And then we see him on Endgame, mourning his loss, having this loss as a source of inspiration for Tony to discover time travel, and feeling RELIEVED when Peter is blipped back to life thanks to that effort.
It was in Infinity War. Tony died in Endgame.
@@captainmarvelwilson508the comment says TONY was mourning Peter's death in endgame.
Inspiring him to discover time travel IN ENDGAME and feeling relieved when Peter came back to life in ENDGAME. You dolt.
This is actually one of the best scenes in the movie. Just the whole "this is whEN YOU ZIP IT!" got me all sittin up like i was in trouble.
"The adult is talking." Yeah. Too many parents have forgotten that.
"No, you're a stowaway. The adults are talking." -Tony Stark 2018
@@survivalboysgames5906 its 2017
@@Vinny-gd2is Tony said it in Infinity War which came out in 2018
@@Vinny-gd2is Dipshit
0:55 is the BEST "NO. This is where you ZIP IT. The ADULT is talking." I love the emotion Robert Downey Jr. puts in it!!
Almost made me shit myself ( not literally)
Man almost turned into the hulk, that was my favorite part tho.
Dang if Tony spoke to me like that! 😅😬😆
Eddye Pepin I would be more like: 🤭😶😧
Exactly how my dad sounds when one of us tries to correct him while he’s lecturing us
You can see the pain and hurt in Tony Stark's eyes when he tells Peter to give the suit back. If you have a kid or a sibling twice as younger than you, then you'll understand the pain. "Proof that Tony Stark has a heart".
"Big Man in a suit of armor. Take that off who are you?"
A flawed, imperfect yet still heroic man who is terrified of losing everything he loves.
And willingly gave up everything to save the universe
Yeah that's basically what tony was trying to teach peter, he needs to be someone without something so he can be something.
Big man who got injected with serum. Take that out what are you? A skinny loser from queens
"And if you die, I feel like that's on me". I can understand how Tony felt when Peter died in his arms in Infinity War :(((
Anthony Lee Stark ?
But his middle name is Edward
Edit: Ahh that explains it. Are you dead in that universe too?
@@ToxicSkull0 Well, my name is Anthony Lee Stark, not Anthony Edward Stark, and I'm not THAT Tony Stark. Technically, I'm Tony Stark but from another dimension :)))
it wasn't Tony's fault that peter died it's because the infinity stones chose as the "other half of the universe"
Xx_MASTER_xX yeah but Tony felt he failed to stop Thanos from collecting all the stones & achieving his goal
Xx_MASTER_xX so ofc, he’s still be gonna be sad & feel at fault for Peter dying
"God, I sound like my dad." The moment Tony realizes that maybe his dad was not as bad as he made him out to be.
I agreed, this scene probably the turning point where Tony wish he could go back and interact more with his dad (which kind a granted in Endgame)
@@msb3235 Or he realizes he's getting naggy like his dad and that's why he stops reprimanding spidey after saying that, because Spiderman gets it by now, and just gets to the point of asking for the suit back.
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No, that moment happened in Iron Man 2
I love the subtle shift to a gentler tone at 1:40 when Tony says, “Okay, we’ll sort that out” promising to get Peter other clothes so he can give the Spider-Man suit back. He’s mad at Peter (and really scared for his safety, too) but in that moment, he sounds almost reassuring. Regardless of how scared and angry he is, he’s still the caring parent (or parental figure, anyway) figuring out the logistics of providing for the kid he’s committed to mentor. Even while he’s in the middle of scolding Peter and confiscating things from him, he’s still willing to put that on hold to make sure Peter’s needs are met.
yeah because he’s mad at peter for messing up but he just got that all out in the open, did what he needed to do, and now they can be civil, it shows real maturity and development from tony, because we’ve seen him at his most petty, even with people he genuinely cares about
Tony: “I’m gonna need the suit back.”
Peter: “For how long?”
Tony: “Forever.”
Peter’s reaction was very well directed in this scene
Because it's his identity.
True, it's very teenage like, well acted
This is just Tony being a dad for 2 minutes straight
Longer than two minutes. When you're a dad its a 24/7/365 job FOR LIFE.
Why do people say these things
I m sorry this is an insult to spiderman
Adeeb Miller cringe fans
It's true
Nobody is talking about how Peter proved Tony's "If you're nothing without the suit, than you shouldn't have it" line. Peter was storming up to Tony ready to pick a fight when he thought it was just the suit. The moment he realized Tony was there in person? All that fight just vanished.
Peter proved Tony's point; yes, the Iron Man suit is an intimidating sight to behold, but he wasn't scared until he realized it was Tony inside of it.
Truth
Ooohh, that was deep
Yo, I didn’t even think about that!! That’s deep!
So right.
I don't get it
1:42 HE WORE THIS TSHIRT IN NO WAY HOME 😭
Yup and it looked bigger in the beginning and now in no way home he grew up and it’s the exact same one
This was always such a beautiful "father/son" moment to me. For many reasons. In my life, I can remember having been Peter looking at Tony as if he was a dictator. And I have been Tony, coming to the realization that I became what I never said I would become; my father. It really is a bittersweet feeling- to finally understand WHY your old man did things the way he did, and to realize how much you really just didn't get.
Time really is the greatest teacher.
The fact that peter throws the "i'm fifteen" argument is waaaay underated
Hes got nothing to lose at this point. Might as well start spittin fax
Gotta let the man know even if it wasn’t the best time to say it...
Every kid when their parent yells at them while also getting their age wrong be like
Kinda like every teen and if you dont do that then did u never do that? Cuz i did
That part was not in thw script xD
“If you even cared you’d actually be here.”
*Tony Stark secretly teleports into the suit in 0.00001 seconds to reveal that he is now here*
This is the best meme comment about that scene.
the moment right after Spiderman's line Tony be like: "oh shit-"
He used the BARF tech lmao 😂
After this the Tony stark robot deactivates and dismantles itself.
That's exactly what I was thinking😂😂
A whole definition of a father teaching his son
0:37 - “If you even cared you’d actually be here.”
(Tony steps out of suit)
“Aww, you care about me!”
That he's also screwed.
Peter: “If you cared youd actually be here“
Tony: *steps out of suit*
Peter: ohmygoditsrobetdownyjr
The first thing I thought 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I remember in my theatre, when Tony came out of the suit, everyone was like “oooohh!”
just in case anyone wants to find the reference ua-cam.com/video/LKqttZ4bX7Q/v-deo.html
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yes 😂😂 I was looking for this comment that video is gold
No one notices how Tony says "God, I sound like my dad.", expressing how close the two have become.
What a great scene. Robert Downey's acting here is incredible. He is so iconic and yet, I forget about the actor when I watch this. Truly amazing how Tony Stark is portrayed in this one.
I love how he isn't scared of iron-man but he's intimidated by tony himself
That was an amazing bit of acting and direction.
the most dangerous iron man is operated by tony so I understand his fear
Because he thought the suit was empty and Tony wasn't there.
He’s not afraid of a suit because Tony wouldn’t hurt him. He is afraid of the human being, because Tony can hurt him emotionally.
"If you're nothing without the suit, you shouldn't have it." Full circle.
One of my favorite parts in this scene is when Tony says “No, this is where you zip it! The adult is talking!”.. You can genuinely feel the emotion Tony puts out. We watched Tony Stark grow from billionaire/playboy/philanthropist into a responsible hero and team leader. Up until this point he’s never had children, and you can tell here he serves as a father figure to Peter. He genuinely cares about him, and the fact that he’s upset at how Peter handled the situation (probably because years before he would’ve done the same) shows how much he’s grown! It’s truly a great scene and some really great acting from RDJ. Hell, when he said that I even sat up straight like I was being yelled at lol.
Well that part was improvised the the emotion is genuine.
Sooo true
And yet people still have the gall to say there's no talent behind these movies.
@@koichidignitythief7429 I don’t hear anyone say that
@@koichidignitythief7429 who said that?
"If you are nothing without this suit then you shouldn't have it"
God this line hits hard after watching NWH, no more Stark tech suit, it's just him with his webshooters and his handmade suit
You're right.
Maybe he will get another staek tech costume or another ironnspider suit but honestly we are gonna miss those stark red and blue suit days and also avengers days
@@user-ks4yx4eh5l he still has the iron spider suit but it could no longer recognize him, but he'll probably try to hack it.
@@ardzzz1010 yeah i knew it he was trying to fix it maybe we'll see it for avengers secret wars
@@ardzzz1010 he is also trying to hack E.D.I.T.H
0:41 Tom Holland: “OhmygoditsRoberhDowneyJr” 😂
And here we discovered that Tony Stark is more scary than Iron Man
Well to a 15 year old kid than yes
@@epicfan1598 a 15 year old kid that can lift 12 to 300 tons.
@@galactigod true but he's still 15 and tony stark is his idol, Not a guy in a suit . So seeing that your idol is dissapointed in you is a lot scarier than seeing that a guy in a suit is dissapointed in you especially for a kid that age.
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Bruh, we learnt that in Iron Man 1 when he created a suit in a cave and escaped while killing everyone else! This is more we discovered that Tony has a Scary Dad Mode ™️
I remember the audience reaction when Tony stepped out of the suit. "Whoa!!!"
This scene was very well written and acted.
Elon Musk Scene 'iron man' (2010) movie clip🤔
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@@a.b.videos5507 Yeah, that's cool. Of course in 2010 hardly anyone knew who Elon Musk was. Now he's the wealthiest man in the world.
This entire movie is very well written and acted.
@@Chillllllllllllllllllllllll Tru dat!
@JG I guess they were just trying to change it up from the previous two Spider-Man incarnations. But, by the end of No Way Home we're back to regular old non-tech Spider-Man. Looking forward to that.
It’s truly impressive to see Spider-Man’s character development from civil war to NWH, total of 6 movies with him in is just something marvel always did damn well same as some other heroes
It’s also impressive that Peter gradually became a real Spider-Man after having learned from his alternate reality variants’ experiences.
@@freemakerthings4518dude, he has always been spider-man since Civil War. 🙄😑
@@warknightxl2167 I mean by terms of less resources and no longer needing help from any other hero
@@freemakerthings4518 man I hate that argument he always was spider man if you saw homecoming he spends the last quarter of the movie with his homemade suit
far from home was literally about him taking responsibility as a hero after his failure in giving mysterio the glasses
you are just mad he doesn't pay rent like toby Spiderman
@@mahmoudanas6220 That was his whole point. Yes, he's been Spiderman this whole time but he's mostly just been a kid trying to impress his father figure not really knowing what he's doing yet. NWH was when he understood just how much responsibility he has being Spiderman. In NWH he "grew up" in a sense. The other 2 Spidermen already start out not having much, Tom's story was in reverse to theirs. He had to have everything so he could lose it all and become the "with great power comes great responsibility" Spiderman. One who's willing to do anything to protect people even at the cost of losing his entire personal life and having nobody. It's why even despite the fact that he literally fought an alien threatening the entire planet, Thanos wasn't really his villain. Goblin was who it took for his Spiderman to have that character development, just like he did with Tobey's Spiderman. Way less threatening, but way more personal.
Now Spider-Man is his own man. Spider-Man has always been a pretty sad character, but the newest rendition has to be one of the saddest ones I’ve ever seen.
AG Spider-Man lost his girlfriend.
TM had the most sad beginning.
TH has literally lost everything.
AG Spider-Man also had a sad beginning. He lost his uncle too along with tm Spider-Man.
TM Spider-Man also keeps facing money problems unlike the other two.
AG Spider-Man suffers the least out of the three.
The best line is when Tony said, “I don’t need that on my conscious”. He’s already got so much he feels guilty for. Tony’s a good guy.
And then Peter gets dusted in infinity war while Tony is forced to watch helplessly
@@jakealter5504 And then when Tony returns to Earth in Endgame, his first line is "I lost the kid" :'(
@@danielasbjrnsson7500 it shows how broken tony was
Terrence Howard will disagree with that statement.
I miss him
I like that Peter was completely intimidated the second Tony stepped out of that suit.
I like the first issue they were together Spidey told him off.
Even though he could literally break Tony in half lmao. (W/O suit)
Anthony Manzke That’s what I was thinking! Lol.
@@brettjohnson536 I know, right? I guess it's not about power but about authority. The guy commands respect.
@@antzke It's not about that, though. Especially because Peter looks up to Tony. He was just surprised, because he thought Tony wasn't in his suit.
One of the best scenes in the MCU, amazing acting and really emotional.
:,).
"If you are nothing without this suit you then you should not have it"
Epic line❤️❤️
Tony: "Ok, this is not working out I'm gonna need the suit back."
Peter: "You'll get your suit when you fix this damn door!"
I dont get it
@@MasterEldriel its reference the the toby Maguire spiderman (spiderman 3)when the guy ask Peter for rent and he said "you'll get your rent when you fix this damn door"
@@abrahambermudez2545 oh, now i get it. Thanks xd
Lmao
@@abrahambermudez2545 GEEZ. THAT WAS OBSCURE.
Peter:im nothing without this suit
Odin:are you peter parker god of suit
戦いTatakai Nice😂😂😂
LMAOOO
Hahaha
Best comment!!!!
Lmao someone already said this but still funny the second time.
I love the fact that Peter willing to stand up to “Iron Man” and even get right up there in his face, but the moment “Tony” steps OUT of the suit, he’s backing up like “Oh sh*t, I really f*ucked up, didn’t I?”
I really admire the character development of Tony! From an arrogant spoiled little rich-boy, to a responsible father figure.
"What if somebody had died tonight ?
Different story, right ? Because that's on you."
This hits different after No Way Home.
ouch
Omg such a good movie
I wasn't a fan of mcu spiderman films. I still prefer maguire and Garfield
But
No way home was fantastic, same tier as Sm2, ASM, SMITSV, and was awesome
Tony wasn't there anymore
@@iqs25 We know.
Iron Man: give me the suit back
Spider-Man: you'll get the suit back when you fix this damn door!
lol i died here
"He is a good boy"
I just realised this is a copied comment
@@AIOG7 i missed the part where that's my problem
@@AIOG7 i also wrote it in another video
“I just wanted to be like you!”
“And _I_ wanted you to be _better.”_
That is the two best lines in this scene.
0:40
“It was at this moment, he knew, he fucked up”
Went from “I’m nothing without this suit” to “DO IT! Make everyone forget…me” greatest character development ever!
Now he really is nothing outside of the suit, in the eyes of society.
“Ever”
Now he’s finally Spider-Man
They did this because he was more like a ironboy rather than spiderman. So I'd say it's written very poorly. Because he was way out of his character of being spiderman.
@@rhl.parmar meh, sounds like a YOU problem
"If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it." This is such a great line
@Sexy Doraemon we're just gonna casually ignore Spidey lifting a building and defeating Vulture without the suit aren't we?
@Sexy Doraemon that he made himself, with his own web formula. Tobey's Peter got everything handed to him, and you accuse Tom's Peter of it. Ironic.
@Sexy Doraemon Tobey's webs don't even work if he's sick
@Roshan Rijo I stand corrected but you get what I mean
@@Nadie47 really then let's talk about Andrews spiderman. That man built everything from the ground up and went through it his spiderman went through more than this one. Tobey may have gotten his powers without having to build anything but the suit, but apart from that was all him. Look at tom the only thing he did for himself was from Tonys help. Now I'm not against Tom as Spiderman he's good.
0:45
and that right there makes everything in the first rescue much more impactful.
Peter was under the impression that because Tony was on vacation, there wasn't anything being done and he wasn't listening. Looking back at it, I noticed how Tony mentioned the most niche details of Peter's day-to-day duties, like the churro lady.
"Great things are about to happen, Mr Parker, and you..."
*Ho-o-o-onk*
"What was that?"
"Uh, I'm at band practice."
"That's odd. Happy told me that you quit band 6 weeks ago. What's up?"
"Uh... I gotta go. End call!"
The exact week. Such a big step up from a guy who once offered his love interest the one food she's allergic to.
Not only that him saying he called the FBI and him saving the ferry ment he was ready to step in need be to get the weapons
Tony learned very quickly that being nothing without the suit is not safe for anyone.
When tony walked out of the suit, Peter backed up like tony had a power level of 500,000,000
If that’s a Dragon Ball reference 500,000,000 might as well be the power level of the shotgun farmer at this point
Not bad considering Peter could beat the crap out of armour-less Tony Stark with one hand and one leg tied behind his back!
That's what I loved about the scene. Indeed Peter can smoke Tony without his suit, yet he backs away out of pure respect or something. That's emotionally loaded.
That's how a son reacts when he knows daddy is about to smack him upside his head.
Logan Huntley hahah that’s actually true! Even character has at least a billion
I love it because Tony really acts like a real father, knowing that he had to be tough on Peter so that he could understand the danger of the situation even if it drove them apart.
After endgame you could tell Tony saw Peter Parker photo and wanted to try to bring him back
He wasn't a dad, he was a POS here
At some way, Petter does look at Tonny akin to a father figure.
Edit:
Or at least a beloved mentor.
@@commissarf1196 Yeah, Peter didn't have a father figure since Uncle Ben died and even tho Ben for sure influenced who Peter is without the mask, Tony was the one who taught him HOW to wear the mask.
Agree...... He thought that he can take down the bad guys with his own hands
but he almost make a big disaster almost kill everyone in the ship if the ship is really fall an iron Man didn't come immediately
lots of casualties or dead bodies so he will be the murderer
I want to be a hero but first he will be a guilty man
When Dad catches you skipping classes:
"If you're nothing without a suit then you shouldn't have it"
A powerful lesson on why you shouldn't place your self worth on external stuff
Peter: "I'm nothing without this suit".
Tony: "So...that spider just bite you for fun?"
Lol
The way I see it, Peter doesn’t need the suit to do the hero thing and he knows, I think what he meant about being nothing without the suit is that the Stark suit represents being a big time superhero that could help more people like the Avengers as suppose to the homemade suit making Peter feel like he’s not doing enough and that he could be helping more ever since he got involved with the Avengers.
I don't like the idea of spider man with web shooters, like the radioactive spider HAS done some mutation beyond human capabilities such as Wall-Crawling, Super Strength, Insane Agility, Spider-Sense and etc. And yet it can't mutate peter enough to make him shoot webs out of his hands? Come on man, this is why Tobey Maguire is my favorite spider man
@@mitsuzukiashley6689 Yeah right the spider that bite him gave almost the ability that spider suppose to have and then just left out the main spider ability like web shooting, I'm like what?? I'm glade that Tobey spiderman exist and the fact that the webshooter that's so tiny holding all the web doesn't seem to be possible at all.
Actually, I didn't like that web come out of human body, because when in fights, Spiderman shoots some crazy amount of web but to think that all that web was in his body is little weird... But more than that, I hate the idea of Spiderman using that suit... It's like watching captain America or Thor using suit made by Tony instead of their abilities...
The fact that everything that Tony says to him from "I listened" and "I believed in you" to "I don't need your death on my conscience" was actually a genuine explanation like mature people discuss with each other, and involved constructive criticism like "If you're nothing without it you should not have it", really shows how good of a father figure he is. He could have told him to shut up and just give him the suit directly, but instead he didn't just assert his authority over him without letting him know he genuinely messed up.
That makes what happened in infinity war hit harder since tony was forced to watch Peter get dusted
@@jakealter5504 You're forgetting something...
@@VitaeLibra ??
@@jakealter5504 Tony had to watch Peter disappear. Peter had to watch Tony die. And he was 15. Now I'm not saying Peter disappearing wasn't painful but imagine what the reverse was like
Guess it wasn't really you forgetting. Just thought it would be "cool" to compare from the opposite perspective
@@VitaeLibra oh it definitely hit Peter hard, harder than almost everyone else that was there
I love this scene. It truly gives us a look how Ironman acted more like a father figure in Spiderman's life.
damn I really miss when the MCU was actually trying to make good stories, damn what good times
This scene hits different now after Endgame and No Way Home.
especially since its his fault that may died😭
@NateSoloTV if peter didnt ask strange cast the spell
@NateSoloTV it's peters naivety that started it all
@NateSoloTV Peter was drowned in Mays sorrow to do good and the goblin got em where he want em
@@dizzymisslizzy4569 may wanted him to give goblin n others second chance even when peter insisted to send them n when norman almost choked peter may came to rescue him as a guardian would save his her child
Tony: I'm gunna need the suit.
Peter: You'll get your suit WHEN YOU FIX THIS DAMN DOOR!!!
Kevin Retana that would be perfect xD
Underrated comment LOL
I'm crying. None of the younger fans get it.
Omg hahaha
Wrong peter 😂
Tony Was More Like A Father Figure To Peter😮
I love the moment he steps out of the suit. Peter thought he wouldn’t care enough but he cares so very deeply.
This scene is the best because Tony Stark sees alot of himself in Peter Parker. He knows Peter has potential and he needs to find himself.
Well said!
Nigga you're fucking everywhere
How are you everywhere!???
Sid cuz he’s Stan Lee
Tanay Soni cuz he’s Stan Lee
Look at how far he's come. Having to rely on Stark technology to survive and do what he needed to do, and now he's alone. Living alone, with his own technology and his own suit. Can't wait to see where this goes.
Hopefully a happy ending someday
I read that No way home is supposed to be his last spiderman, something about it's time for a female spiderman to arrive.
@@TheJaguarthChannel read that there could be one more trilogy
@@Jahof20s 50/50
@@TheJaguarthChannel iirc, Marvel signed Tom for another trilogy.
Tony is basically a dad to him.
Peter:"If you even care you will even be here."
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Tony: *I see you have chosen death*
Oh my God I love that scene! You can tell Tony is PISSED! He is like "say that one more time to my face!" XD. This moment is both cool but..... a little intimidating? A little goosebumpy?
ThePerimeter bruh wtf he saved the entire universe and he wanted spider man to be better and also he didn’t want people to die what happened if you died you fucking idiot
ThePerimeter Dude your fucking prick you don’t know what’s respect is bitch
ThePerimeter he wasn’t he was protecting and you probably didn’t watch him and you actually feel sorry
Learn respect
I really liked how the relationship between Spiderman and iron man where displayed in the MCU. Tony really loves this kid as a son. I almost cried in end game.
almost? i sobbed
The entirety of endgame happened because Tony wanted to bring Peter back.
@@FrostArchon ohmygod now that you say that, that really was his biggest incentive huh 😭😭
Almost? I shitted, pissed, and cried at the same time
@@darkstar1403 man
also I would say the past sentence of “shit” is “shat”
Many of the Raimi fanboys look back at this scene and make fun of this Spider-Man for saying "I just wanted to be like you" to tony, basically iron man jr. Thing is this is exactly how Peter was in the first few spiderman comics, and he looked up to people such as the Fantastic Four and even tried to join them for a very short period of time, until he eventually decides to become his own hero and prove everyone wrong. This is exactly what happens in this movie, where Peter wanted to join the Avengers, realized he couldn't, learned a few lessons and decided to be an independent hero.
👏👏👏👏👏
Right? What the complainers don't seem to get is that MCU writers knew for sure they could spread out Peter's character development. Raimi had to do the origin story, then establish the character audiences expected, and hope for a sequel.
Good point on Spidey wanting to join F4. I vaguely remember I wanted to point that out in an argument once, but can't remember why anymore. I think it was for the reason you just said.
This scene is just so extremely well written and acted.
I hear a lot of people unfairly criticize this movie for not being, “as relatable” as the other Spider-Man movies. But if you ask me, looking up to somebody, wanting to impress them. And trying so hard to do so, only to embarrass yourself and feel the heavy weight of guilt for making a fool out of yourself infront of someone you see as an Idol. Is one of the most relatable things in the world.
That’s incredibly true!
But that's not spiderman.
they said that because they probably are ready an adult, when this movie came out I was still in Highschool and I can say this movie was pretty relatable to my high school life and teenagers life. The fact at the time you will do anything to impress someone either your family, your friends, your girlfriend or anyone that you cared, you will try to be a nice guy and the best for everyone you loved and care. And after seeing NWH ending, that was also pretty relatable to me. after I quit my work as a graphics designer (because covid) Now I started my college year in a completely New town without any friends or family or anyone that I know
@@o.i.c.uvanish9169 You'll see the "with great power comes with great responsibility" spider-man in no way home. The one that we are accustomed to. And yes I'm talking about the tom holland spider-man when he learned that from aunt may (his uncle ben in this universe) and the other two spider-man.
@@Bruh-gs9ky he would of kill green goblin wasn't for Toby spiderman stopping him. Spiderman don't kill. Tom spiderman is just tony stark jr wanna be.
peter: if you even cared you'd actually be here
tony: *actually is here*
peter: *insert surprised pikachu face*
You have my respects
Dhananjay Potdar you win with that thanos line!
ohmygod!
Itsrobertdowneyjr!
Insert Zombie Tony here*
Nah actually "oh ny god its robert downey jr"
"and if you had died, I feel like that's on me"
Then, in endgame, bringing Peter back was Tony's entire motivation
Oh Peter Peter Peter you should’ve listened to your “Dad”
Peter : If you even cared you'd actually be here
Tony comes out from his suit
Peter : OMG it's Robert Downey Jr!!!!
OMG OMG OMG its him ! >.
I'd fan girl so hard lol
@KW-1000 she cute
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The fact that the “THIS IS WHERE YOU ZIP IT” line is improvised, makes this better😌
It sounded super fatherly and it just nailed the dynamic!
How do you know it’s improvised ?
@@4tchilling956 behind the scenes DVD commentary
ua-cam.com/video/KmLk3ce3z80/v-deo.html (sorry for posting a link ) Tony Was The GOAT 🥺🙏😭
First time i heard it i though he say 'this is where you zip, bitch!'
This scene felt like a dad taking his sons phone away
“If you die I feel like that’s on me” perfectly setting up Tony’s sadness over Peter in infinity War.
This is like the one moment where Tony’s character arc hits the peak.
Beautiful.
True father and son moment.
Hi
Spider-Man: “I don’t got any under clothes”
Iron man: “I missed the part where that’s my problem”
"Gonna cry?"
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Steve: I understood that reference 😃
Thank you I went over peter saying that 10 times and still had no idea what he was saying
i'm gonna rub some dirt in yer' eye
0:40 "It was at this moment that he knew... he f*cked up."
Tony Stark 🐐
"I wanted to be like you"
"And I wanted you to be better"
"Like captain America?"
"GIVE ME THE SUIT BACK"
Ouch
💀
Just give me the suit back!🤣
I can just imagine Tony laughing his ass off after Peter saying Captain America.
The “ I wanted to be like you” line hits different since that the little boy he saved in Iron Man 2 was actually Peter
This scene is the reason why RDJ made that much money for appearing in the film for 5 minutes.
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@@alphanerd7221 he needs help
@@armarioairtv You need help.
@@alphanerd7221 really?
@@alphanerd7221 I’m confused if he is a spammer or actually needs help. He’s in the middle for me
Tony acted like his father figure. Rdj nailed his role.
One of the most powerfull scenes of all time
,,If you’re nothing without the suit, you shouldn’t have it”
God I love the character development tom’s Spider-Man has. Going from a kid who desperately wants the approval of his ideal to a hero who is okay with losing literally everything to protect the people he loves. Perfect.
Yep. MCU Peter is basically the representation of modern teenagers' growth. He started as a youth who wants to have an ideal life and desperately seeking the approval of his hero before maturing into the individual who willingly sacrifices his own happiness so his loved ones can live a better life.
Cool how they made the first 3 movies basically his “Origin Story”
does Anyone Notice Tony Acts A'lot like Peter's Dad in This Scene?
He was never OKAY in losing everything, he just learned in the hard way to suck it up and keep moving forward
Tom Holland spiderman was kinda annoying he got aunt may killed
Peter: I just wanted to be like you.
Tony: ..and I wanted you to be better.
Peter: Captian America?
Tony:😒...
Omg I felt that 😭
Kratos?
Mowac *I think we heard it from the video*
*_"If you were better enough, Tony would still be alive"_*