I think this is the most inspirational scene in the movie it shows us the fans that Spider-Man is just like us we all make mistakes but we need to be like Spider-Man and not give up.
I would also agree if the movie actually took the time to get the character right. "Come on spiderman" he says to psych himself up! But why? He wants to be a superhero because it's fun and to prove himself to tony. It's not nearly as compelling as the original scene. The MASSIVE ruble in the comic is symbolic of his guilt on his shoulders he still has deep down for the death of Ben. This immovable object finally starts move when he remembers the reason he's been doing this. It's a great performance from Tom but unfortunately the movie doesn't understand what made the original so powerful.
@@ethanjohnson3642 i specifically remember him saying in homecoming that when you have powers and you can help ppl but you choose not to , the bad things happen because you didn't do anything. That alone tells me that he doesn't see it as fun and games.
As much as I loved Spectacular, I actually felt like its portrayal of the rubble lifting scene was lackluster. It was far too fast-paced. Meanwhile, Homecoming captured that tense, drawn-out feeling of helplessness that the original comic conveyed, the same feeling Stan Lee loved so much from seeing Steve Ditko's illustrations. Once again, absolutely loved Spectacular. Still one of the best portrayals of Spider-Man ever made, and still the best Spider-Man cartoon ever made. Just felt like they could've done that scene better.
I understand what you mean but you have to realize that they had to fit this in a tv time frame and not a full length movie, sure they could have and it would have been great if they did fit it in but I feel like they did the best of their abilities and I feel like the moment when he frees himself from the black suit makes up for this.
The homecoming scene would’ve been better if it had him think of aunt may/ uncle Ben instead of Tony tho. I love Tony don’t get me wrong, but that’s how I feel about it.
i imagine being trapped under something like that and knowing ur not spiderman ur not hulk and ur stuck and prob not getting out even how much u belive
@@sebastianchigne907 but it need mature way like it did in original comic way and better actor like Josh Keaton in the Spectacular Spider Man then I would give the movie applause 👏🏼 . Because for me he more like acting like Miles Morales way than being Spider Man
Hearing Stan talk about Steve drawing the rubble scene magnificently brings a tear to my eye 2 men that were the fire and the oil of creating Spider-Man and I miss them both RIP Stan lee RIP Steve Ditko
Caine Castle Every other movie adaptation of Peter looks/acts older for some reason, but the Homecoming version really feels and looks like an actual 15 year old kid. That doesn’t make the other movies worse, but that’s why Peter seems less mature.
Robbie Drake That’s what makes Spider-Man such a great character is the fact that he has a responsibility. But the MCU version doesn’t understand that aspect of his character at all.
this was the moment we as fans of spidey and peter himself knew he really became Spider-man. its prolly one of the greatest moments in comics of all time and my 40 years of being on this planet id never thought we would see it in a movie . but we did .. and it was the very best part of spider-man homecoming .the little 12 year old kid who first seen that steve ditko art was cheering along with everyone in the theater who knows about this part in the comics . it was awesome .and the movie was awesome .
I was 12 when I saw the homecoming scene, we both had our wondrous moments of seeing Spidey do his amazing feat of strength, just at different times. Excelsior!
Sadly it's a tv episode... Not much time. However the Spectacular Spider-mans motivation is far, far better than in Homecoming. I absolutely hate that what gives him the strength to free himself isn't to save others, but getting past this weird self doubt thing that goes on through the whole movie.
@@martinolsen660 him wanting to be and becoming spiderman is intertwined with helping people. It's still a character moment that was well done. I felt the desperation a lot more in Homecoming than the cheesy over monologued cartoon
Both are great but I would have to give it to Holland on this one, it didnt seem to me that it was just about Peter in that scene, (as the vulture had just left)but it was about overcoming all of this to take him down (I know its pretty corny but Spectacular Spider Man had a kinda corny scene too)
@@Bakamatsu-GojiFanArchive But it's not as powerful a moment in the movie. See, in the show, what drives Peter isn't merely his own inner strength, but his guilt over failing to help Uncle Ben. Peter is a character who draws his power from his guilt, and his failure to help Uncle Ben is why he doesn't want to fail to help others. Of course, because the movie ignores Uncle Ben, there's a missing element to what drives Peter Parker. I'm not saying that the scene should only be about Peter saving others. It is also about Peter finding his inner strength. But Spectacular was able to show Peter's guilt AND his inner strength. Homecoming was only able to show the latter.
Spider-Man:"I've got to free myself--No matter how *IMPOSSIBLE* it seems! And lifting is the only way! The--only--way! UHHHHH I can't!--So exhausted--After all that fighting--I--I feel so weak--!"Josh Keaton:"No. This is it. I fought the good fight. UHHH I did my best. Even foiled Doc's plan. Nobody can ask any more of me."Tom Holland:" *Inhales* Come on, Peter. Come on, Spider-man. Come on, Spider-me. Come on Spider-man! UH! UHHH! *COME ON, SPIDER-MAN!!!* "
I feel like Spider-Man Homecoming had the best of the scenes. I think this because it shows perfectly how terrifying it would be being slowly crushed by massive debris, and how incredibly painful and difficult it would be to then lift said debris off yourself. I think all three are great, but this is just my decision on which one is most "accurate".
Peasant Scrublord, I agree with this as well, but it just doesn’t seem “dramatic” enough. Like, if you were being crushed, you would be screaming for help, as done in the movie. But in the comic and show, it just kinda seems like “Okay, I’ll try a couple times and it’ll come off.” And also, this is just my opinion, don’t worry! I guess it just didn’t make me feel quite as worried as in the movie. I hope you have a nice day! :)
Damn this and the train scene from sm2 are some of the best in comic movie history, though is I wish this scene could’ve been stretched out just a little longer
I was so damn surprised when they threw that scene in homecoming. I actually had to clap in the theaters. Not just me many people were clapping as well.
As much as i love Spectacular... The Rubble scene is pretty quick. Homecoming has a better one.. My only tweek with it is to replace "If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it" with "With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility".
I think Spectacular Spider man did way better being closer to original comics instead being afraid scary cat or immature like Tom Holland while he pushing it up
Stan is always a child at heart, hearing him talk is like hearing me talk about these comics back in 2011. Adorably filled with imagination and wonder each time a read a Marvel comic
The smallest change and so called “fans” get so butt hurt about it. Just be happy that we get to see Spider-Man on the big screen and the writers even thought to bring this comic issue to life. Everyone always loves to find something to complain about.
@@bloxidy8752 well for you if you love new Spider Man movies I respect your response and doesn’t mean you leave the fandom it just your favorite one like others. I actually like original Spider Man before Disney bought them than new Spider Man nowadays. I am not here to be toxic because it ridiculous to hurt people opinions it not right unless people respect others then I respect them. Your totally fine to watch what Spider Man that you are used to
Spectacular Spider-Man didn’t make it tense or stretch it enough(in my opinion) Also as much as I dislike homecoming, that scene was greatly executed, and well deserved
Melo Studios just doesnt feel like the Peter Parker. He’s more like Miles. Also just the nitpicks too, like the lack of honor towards Uncle Ben, and the visuals being very disappointing
@@The_Nerra Yea, imo, Tom is amazing as Peter and the energy he brings to the role is perfect. But the character itself is lacking. They cut out so much stuff that made Spider-Man’s original character, I hope they can compensate with the future Spiderman films, add edge and more individuality so he can earn more respect as Spiderman because it seems a lot of long time Spiderman fans don’t take this ver of Spiderman seriously.
Another thing I don’t like about Spetacular Spider-Man’s take is having Gwen present. I know the comic had the same goal of saving a loved one, but the motivations are different. He has to encourage himself to get back up, only to remember the words of his family and peers. While here, he sees a Gwen and used lifts in a matter of seconds.
Stan lee was right the intelligence of stark and courage of captain america and strength of hulk and thor. Spider man is symbol of hope and inspiration he show's there is hero within you all there will be time the hero will arose and now its time to hero up
Funny enough, the first time this scene was ever adapted in animation - maybe in anything - was a season 1 episode of Batman Beyond called “Heroes” I’ve also heard people say the Spider-Man 2 climax was a reference to this. It might be but it’s not so on the nose
Caine Castle The spectacular version is wayyy too fast, losing the emotional tension. I know that it’s a TV episode, but it’s true in my opinion. As for this scene, Comics->Homecoming->Spectacular
@@peterparkerlspiderman5398 That’s kinda stupid because if someone asked you to give you a review on something your brain automatically goes to that one and it immediately becomes one-sided.
I’ll never forget when I was a kid seeing spiderman lift the rubble off him in spectacular spiderman. Such memorable part I don’t remember it being that lackluster but I always loved that part for some reason. Soo long ago teletoon days when cable was everything lol.
The cartoon was mature and nearest to my heart but scene feels like it needed to be pushed alittle longer, and the movie was sooo childish which makes kinda sense being raised soft by daddy tony rather than the harsh environment the originals had which pushed him to be more mature and hold the man title and thats one of the reasons i dont like the mcu movies for, tony being the uncle bin ruined alot of things tbh.
Tv series actually did better because it closer to the comics doesn’t mean it had be exactly like in comics, but still better than Spider Man Homecoming acting like baby while getting out instead being mature brave like tv series.
@@thatguy8777 Lol, it's funny that you pretend that you were making a joke, so that you don't look like ignorant. But if that makes feel better, buddy and also I typed in bold because comedic purposes, but I guess that went over your head 😂
@@hoya1178 well it didn't come off as comedic, it came off as condescending and pretentious. In a lame man's terms, you write like a redditor. Not the irony infused, kinda funny, albeit slightly unhinged redditor. The abhorrent, bottom of the barrel, neckbeard mouth breather, mother's basement, no social life, Loli hentai watcher, chronically masturbating, psuedo-intullectual type of redditor.
In the great comic by Ditko and in Spectacular Spiderman, did Spiderman cry and scream for help? No! Was it some motivational quote from Iron Man that got him to lift it, instead of his own will and determination? No! Homecoming was the worst
The fact in see him crying for help, is to show humanity in Peter. Any other teenager would cry as Peter do, we see how vulnerable is a boy (cause that what he is, just a boy) when they are fighting against a villain. But how he face the situation and move forward, show us the true value of his character. I mean, yeah, it would be perfect to have the iconic uncle's Ben line "with great power, comes with a big responsibility". But no, we had Tony (is also a good line, tho). Anyway, if you can't appreciate how amazing was Tom in the escene... Well, is a shame for you. Also, English is not my first language, so I'm sorry if there's something wrong
These comments just prove how shallow and immature you Homecoming fans are. Stan Lee himself could agree with me and you would still call homecoming a great movie
They would never kill of Spider-Man in his first solo movie in the MCU they literally announced a sequel to homecoming the moment the first trailer dropped so I am not worried about him dying at all so if he didn’t get in time then all that would happen is Vulture would get a bunch of stark tech and nothing else would have personally affected him
It wasn’t really that stress inducing because as I said it had no stakes and quite frankly Spider-Man was so annoying that I was rooting for the Vulture to win
I think i know why Steve did that the way he did. Each panel shows Peter thinking about May, thinking about saving her, thinking about how he wasn't able to save Ben. Peter was reminding himself of what was at stake if he didn't get up, he'd lose someone else he loved, and he refused to go through that again. People always joke about "the power of love and friendship" but clearly it works. He refused to lose someone he loved because he gave up. This moment was stretched to show how being a hero isn't just about fighting and saving people, it's about not giving up even if it seems impossible 3:50 Tom Holland's moment was just as good. He had been fighting with one of the most technical suits for basically the first few months he was Spider-Man. But he grew dependent on it, thinking he could only be Spider-Man with it. But then he remembered Tony's words "If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it", making him realize that with or without the suit, he was still Spider-Man
Hearing Stan talk about it always makes me smile.
The pure child spirited fascination in his voice just moves me so much
I agree RIP Steve Ditko
0:19, 1:53, and 4:00.
Jesus loves yalls!
R.I.P. Steve Ditko.
R.I.P. Stan Lee
I think this is the most inspirational scene in the movie it shows us the fans that Spider-Man is just like us we all make mistakes but we need to be like Spider-Man and not give up.
Wow
I would also agree if the movie actually took the time to get the character right. "Come on spiderman" he says to psych himself up! But why? He wants to be a superhero because it's fun and to prove himself to tony. It's not nearly as compelling as the original scene. The MASSIVE ruble in the comic is symbolic of his guilt on his shoulders he still has deep down for the death of Ben. This immovable object finally starts move when he remembers the reason he's been doing this.
It's a great performance from Tom but unfortunately the movie doesn't understand what made the original so powerful.
@@ethanjohnson3642 not because it's fun🤦♂️
@@liamroma3677 he literally counts down the clock at school because he's waiting to be spiderman
@@ethanjohnson3642 i specifically remember him saying in homecoming that when you have powers and you can help ppl but you choose not to , the bad things happen because you didn't do anything. That alone tells me that he doesn't see it as fun and games.
As much as I loved Spectacular, I actually felt like its portrayal of the rubble lifting scene was lackluster. It was far too fast-paced. Meanwhile, Homecoming captured that tense, drawn-out feeling of helplessness that the original comic conveyed, the same feeling Stan Lee loved so much from seeing Steve Ditko's illustrations.
Once again, absolutely loved Spectacular. Still one of the best portrayals of Spider-Man ever made, and still the best Spider-Man cartoon ever made. Just felt like they could've done that scene better.
I understand what you mean but you have to realize that they had to fit this in a tv time frame and not a full length movie, sure they could have and it would have been great if they did fit it in but I feel like they did the best of their abilities and I feel like the moment when he frees himself from the black suit makes up for this.
The homecoming scene would’ve been better if it had him think of aunt may/ uncle Ben instead of Tony tho. I love Tony don’t get me wrong, but that’s how I feel about it.
i imagine being trapped under something like that and knowing ur not spiderman ur not hulk and ur stuck and prob not getting out even how much u belive
@@sebastianchigne907 I'm assuming uncle Ben died a long time ago in that universe or he just doesn't exist
@@sebastianchigne907 but it need mature way like it did in original comic way and better actor like Josh Keaton in the Spectacular Spider Man then I would give the movie applause 👏🏼 . Because for me he more like acting like Miles Morales way than being Spider Man
Hearing Stan talk about Steve drawing the rubble scene magnificently brings a tear to my eye 2 men that were the fire and the oil of creating Spider-Man and I miss them both RIP Stan lee RIP Steve Ditko
This is why I love Spider-Man. His greatest moment in the comics, the cartoon and the movie.
Me too.
The movie bit just shows that with or without a high tech suit or a suit at all Peter is still Spiderman he just needs to believe in himself
Oisin Reilly even without the suit he’s still Spider-Man
Caine Castle Every other movie adaptation of Peter looks/acts older for some reason, but the Homecoming version really feels and looks like an actual 15 year old kid. That doesn’t make the other movies worse, but that’s why Peter seems less mature.
Robbie Drake That’s what makes Spider-Man such a great character is the fact that he has a responsibility. But the MCU version doesn’t understand that aspect of his character at all.
Aaron Blanding In Far From Home, he says that he has a lot of responsibility with his powers.
if they cant make a better original spiderman i prefer they use mcu as the actors cause this new spiderman is not really spiderman at all
this was the moment we as fans of spidey and peter himself knew he really became Spider-man. its prolly one of the greatest moments in comics of all time and my 40 years of being on this planet id never thought we would see it in a movie . but we did .. and it was the very best part of spider-man homecoming .the little 12 year old kid who first seen that steve ditko art was cheering along with everyone in the theater who knows about this part in the comics . it was awesome .and the movie was awesome .
preach
Yeah...
Preach
Jesus loves yalL!
I was 12 when I saw the homecoming scene, we both had our wondrous moments of seeing Spidey do his amazing feat of strength, just at different times. Excelsior!
Best moment from the comics. Spidey rules
I love Stan's commentary. it always makes me smile.
It feels even more important.
Rest well you amazing man
Could you imagine Peter seeing Uncle Ben standing there?
+LazyBros.Studios 2017 Yes he see Uncle Ben also he see Aunt May too
Spider Center I meant in the movie lol
+LazyBros.Studios 2017 There is no Uncle Ben in Homecoming
Spider Center Yeah that's why I said could you imagine.
Would've been stupid.
Spectacular spiderman did it to quick
Sadly it's a tv episode... Not much time.
However the Spectacular Spider-mans motivation is far, far better than in Homecoming.
I absolutely hate that what gives him the strength to free himself isn't to save others, but getting past this weird self doubt thing that goes on through the whole movie.
@@martinolsen660 him wanting to be and becoming spiderman is intertwined with helping people. It's still a character moment that was well done. I felt the desperation a lot more in Homecoming than the cheesy over monologued cartoon
Both are great but I would have to give it to Holland on this one, it didnt seem to me that it was just about Peter in that scene, (as the vulture had just left)but it was about overcoming all of this to take him down (I know its pretty corny but Spectacular Spider Man had a kinda corny scene too)
@@martinolsen660 no he is right...to quick and homecoming to me was more motivation...the other one was way to quick..no motivation really
@@Bakamatsu-GojiFanArchive But it's not as powerful a moment in the movie. See, in the show, what drives Peter isn't merely his own inner strength, but his guilt over failing to help Uncle Ben. Peter is a character who draws his power from his guilt, and his failure to help Uncle Ben is why he doesn't want to fail to help others. Of course, because the movie ignores Uncle Ben, there's a missing element to what drives Peter Parker. I'm not saying that the scene should only be about Peter saving others. It is also about Peter finding his inner strength. But Spectacular was able to show Peter's guilt AND his inner strength. Homecoming was only able to show the latter.
Courage of Captain America, the intelligence of Iron Man, and the strength of Thor!
SHAZAM!
@@briel0008 CAIMT!?
The speed of quicksilver and the wisdom of doctor strange 😂
And the heart of Ben
He is the definition of a hero
Spider-Man:"I've got to free myself--No matter how *IMPOSSIBLE* it seems! And lifting is the only way! The--only--way! UHHHHH I can't!--So exhausted--After all that fighting--I--I feel so weak--!"Josh Keaton:"No. This is it. I fought the good fight. UHHH I did my best. Even foiled Doc's plan. Nobody can ask any more of me."Tom Holland:" *Inhales* Come on, Peter. Come on, Spider-man. Come on, Spider-me. Come on Spider-man! UH! UHHH! *COME ON, SPIDER-MAN!!!* "
I prefer Josh Keaton due to being acting like real Spider Man in original comics
“You’ve got heart, kid. Where you from?”
Tidela 471 queens
@@apocaholik ‘’Brooklyn.’’
@@bloxx7077 Peter lives in Queens
@@KSH_COMICS He was quoting Cap’s reply to Spider-Man saying he’s from queens.
Spider Man: You keep your (beep) voice down! This is it!
Spider Man: Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
MCU: what….
I feel like Spider-Man Homecoming had the best of the scenes. I think this because it shows perfectly how terrifying it would be being slowly crushed by massive debris, and how incredibly painful and difficult it would be to then lift said debris off yourself. I think all three are great, but this is just my decision on which one is most "accurate".
Peasant Scrublord, Hahaha! I agree, honestly! I was mentally chanting “Uncle Ben!”
Peasant Scrublord, I agree with this as well, but it just doesn’t seem “dramatic” enough. Like, if you were being crushed, you would be screaming for help, as done in the movie. But in the comic and show, it just kinda seems like “Okay, I’ll try a couple times and it’ll come off.” And also, this is just my opinion, don’t worry! I guess it just didn’t make me feel quite as worried as in the movie. I hope you have a nice day! :)
but knowing ur NOt spiderman and ur not going lift it
@@sproutsu id be like :AHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Alysworld I feel like they should’ve saved this for one of the sequels
when stan lee talks i cry with wonderfull tears
Me when I get trapped *tries lifting* fails and dies
Damn this and the train scene from sm2 are some of the best in comic movie history, though is I wish this scene could’ve been stretched out just a little longer
No matter what version of this moment. This is still the single greatest moment in the history of spider man
I really wish Spiderman 1994 Series did this scene. Christopher's voice is THE Spiderman.
Agreed.
Yuri's voice is THE Spider-Man, for me at least.
I was so damn surprised when they threw that scene in homecoming. I actually had to clap in the theaters. Not just me many people were clapping as well.
Literally I have not words, Ditko and the Man at their best 💪💥💣
As much as i love Spectacular... The Rubble scene is pretty quick. Homecoming has a better one.. My only tweek with it is to replace "If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it" with "With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility".
That’s not in the comics
I think Spectacular Spider man did way better being closer to original comics instead being afraid scary cat or immature like Tom Holland while he pushing it up
@@peepsg bro, Peter is 15 in homecoming. you're bound to be immature when you're not only a 15 year old, but you hold so much power at that age. 😐
@@numberseventeen_ still homecoming is not as good as this tv series
One of the all-time greatest, quintessential Spider-Man moments.
Stan is always a child at heart, hearing him talk is like hearing me talk about these comics back in 2011. Adorably filled with imagination and wonder each time a read a Marvel comic
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The smallest change and so called “fans” get so butt hurt about it. Just be happy that we get to see Spider-Man on the big screen and the writers even thought to bring this comic issue to life. Everyone always loves to find something to complain about.
Contrastellar
Psss
_spectacular>>>>>mcu_
Exactly, these spider man fans are so toxic they make me want to leave the fandom.
@@bloxidy8752 well for you if you love new Spider Man movies I respect your response and doesn’t mean you leave the fandom it just your favorite one like others. I actually like original Spider Man before Disney bought them than new Spider Man nowadays. I am not here to be toxic because it ridiculous to hurt people opinions it not right unless people respect others then I respect them. Your totally fine to watch what Spider Man that you are used to
1. Homecoming
2. Comics
3. Tv show
and yeah batman beyond
The true strength of Spider-Man lots of villains may think he's puny in physical but they have no idea how strong he is when he's not holding back.
Animated series he didn't sound like he was in peril AT ALL 😂. almost sounds like he was quipping
Steve Ditko will forever be amazing
Which episode of spectacular spiderman did it happen in?
The Spider Slayer season 2 episode 4 shear strength
The scene from homecoming gives me chills to this day
If I were Tom Holland, I’d literally try to slither my way out, lol.
Spectacular Spider-Man didn’t make it tense or stretch it enough(in my opinion)
Also as much as I dislike homecoming, that scene was greatly executed, and well deserved
How can you dislike spiderman homecoming?
Melo Studios just doesnt feel like the Peter Parker. He’s more like Miles. Also just the nitpicks too, like the lack of honor towards Uncle Ben, and the visuals being very disappointing
@@The_Nerra Yea, imo, Tom is amazing as Peter and the energy he brings to the role is perfect. But the character itself is lacking. They cut out so much stuff that made Spider-Man’s original character, I hope they can compensate with the future Spiderman films, add edge and more individuality so he can earn more respect as Spiderman because it seems a lot of long time Spiderman fans don’t take this ver of Spiderman seriously.
The Spectacular Spider-man looked pretty strong when his costume stated to tear when he started to lift himself free.
@@Sonicteenhedgehog thats irrelevant to the point i made
Another thing I don’t like about Spetacular Spider-Man’s take is having Gwen present. I know the comic had the same goal of saving a loved one, but the motivations are different. He has to encourage himself to get back up, only to remember the words of his family and peers. While here, he sees a Gwen and used lifts in a matter of seconds.
Honestly Tom's is the best
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R.I.P Stan lee
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4:05 Me(Like Jefferson Davis):'Get up, Spider-man. GET UP!'
@@Sonicteenhedgehog Peter: whatever
Jesus loves you guyss
Spectacular Spider-Man did it the best
No it was too quick and it didn’t really capture the helplessness Peter had
@@idum3669 it still used the comic
@@peepsg didn’t use it well
@@idum3669 it fine to me man. It used way better than Spider Man Homecoming. But let just say this we respect opinions each other
@@peepsg it did not use it better than homecoming
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+SaintlyPoet0238 NC Sad story :-(
Spider Ceter It do be like that sometimes :'(
Stan lee was right the intelligence of stark and courage of captain america and strength of hulk and thor.
Spider man is symbol of hope and inspiration he show's there is hero within you all there will be time the hero will arose and now its time to hero up
The determination of Spiderman!!!❤❤❤
No dislikes, perfect video
The Homecoming one is so baaaaaad.
I feel like Spider-Man homecoming did well on the lifting scene (yes i know homecoming is not a good movie but to be honest i thought it was ok)
It is a great movie
Funny enough, the first time this scene was ever adapted in animation - maybe in anything - was a season 1 episode of Batman Beyond called “Heroes”
I’ve also heard people say the Spider-Man 2 climax was a reference to this. It might be but it’s not so on the nose
i always come back to watch the scene where toms spider man is stuck. it motivates the hell out of me
This video has no dislikes. As all great things should be
Fun Fact: Batman Beyond did an allusion to this
I love steve and stan lee❤
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Those are reasons why I love this Peter Parker.
I think the MCU version is the best! Tom Holland is absolutely superb
Caine Castle The spectacular version is wayyy too fast, losing the emotional tension. I know that it’s a TV episode, but it’s true in my opinion.
As for this scene,
Comics->Homecoming->Spectacular
tbh spectacular spiderman is better. cause its way more nostalgic
@@peterparkerlspiderman5398 nostalgia is not a good way to review things
Tom Holland being like baby (like Disney) unlike Spectacular Spider Man being closer like original comics
@@peterparkerlspiderman5398 That’s kinda stupid because if someone asked you to give you a review on something your brain automatically goes to that one and it immediately becomes one-sided.
I’ll never forget when I was a kid seeing spiderman lift the rubble off him in spectacular spiderman. Such memorable part I don’t remember it being that lackluster but I always loved that part for some reason. Soo long ago teletoon days when cable was everything lol.
I would've died from a shock if I was in such a situation.
If someone make this a reaction to gacha life or something to their video, gets 69 likes for them and put a link to the replies
It was amazing
Superior, Ultimate, Spectacular!
Yep
It's so dumb how the Raimi Films, neither the Webb films ever did this.
Raimi kinda referenced the moment at the very end of Spider-Man 2 when Peter saves MJ.
@@MetalSonicBricks yeah that what I was kind of thinking
@@MetalSonicBricks Not really, he should've been under the rubble, with his mask on, and Mj shouldn't even be there.
@@jacerodriguez2065 it’s just a different interpretation not everything has to be the same
@@Paccyd33 true, but it may used original comics just in different way
There was also one in the beggining of the PS4 game.
The most iconic in superhero history
The cartoon was mature and nearest to my heart but scene feels like it needed to be pushed alittle longer, and the movie was sooo childish which makes kinda sense being raised soft by daddy tony rather than the harsh environment the originals had which pushed him to be more mature and hold the man title and thats one of the reasons i dont like the mcu movies for, tony being the uncle bin ruined alot of things tbh.
Tv series actually did better because it closer to the comics doesn’t mean it had be exactly like in comics, but still better than Spider Man Homecoming acting like baby while getting out instead being mature brave like tv series.
@@peepsg well to be fair, Peter is 15 in homecoming.
@@numberseventeen_ that due to how his acting. If actor have mature voice like Josh Keaton or Tobey Maguire
I miss Stan so much he was a gem
Homecoming did it best imo
Holland looked pretty damn strong. And determined.
I thought this comic was called "if this be my destiny:?
I never read this comic so idk. I've only heard of its greatness.
If this be my destiny? Is a cooler name lol
It Is called if this be my destiny
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Movie scene can't able to justify comic book scene.
A lack of comic book scenes like this is a big reason why manga is dominating right now over comics.
Wait, is this a canon event?
yeah, which is kinda cool to think about
Maybe we'll see miles doing this
*sigh* Do you actually take "canon events" seriously because of Miguel's flawed theory?
Bro typed sigh in bold, liked his own comment and got mad over a harmless joke.
@@thatguy8777 Lol, it's funny that you pretend that you were making a joke, so that you don't look like ignorant.
But if that makes feel better, buddy and also I typed in bold because comedic purposes, but I guess that went over your head 😂
@@hoya1178 well it didn't come off as comedic, it came off as condescending and pretentious. In a lame man's terms, you write like a redditor. Not the irony infused, kinda funny, albeit slightly unhinged redditor. The abhorrent, bottom of the barrel, neckbeard mouth breather, mother's basement, no social life, Loli hentai watcher, chronically masturbating, psuedo-intullectual type of redditor.
In the great comic by Ditko and in Spectacular Spiderman, did Spiderman cry and scream for help? No! Was it some motivational quote from Iron Man that got him to lift it, instead of his own will and determination? No! Homecoming was the worst
KurasakiBleachigo1 Oh fuck you! Take your nostalgia-tinted, fake fan, dumb Marvel hatred the hell outta here. Bitch.
So uhh... first off - it's Kurosaki, but more importantly, in Spectacular Spiderman, Peter just gave up until he noticed Gwen.
Also, just checked, but the metal atop Homecoming spiderman is bigger than the metal atop spectacular.
The fact in see him crying for help, is to show humanity in Peter. Any other teenager would cry as Peter do, we see how vulnerable is a boy (cause that what he is, just a boy) when they are fighting against a villain.
But how he face the situation and move forward, show us the true value of his character.
I mean, yeah, it would be perfect to have the iconic uncle's Ben line "with great power, comes with a big responsibility". But no, we had Tony (is also a good line, tho).
Anyway, if you can't appreciate how amazing was Tom in the escene... Well, is a shame for you.
Also, English is not my first language, so I'm sorry if there's something wrong
These comments just prove how shallow and immature you Homecoming fans are. Stan Lee himself could agree with me and you would still call homecoming a great movie
The Rubble Scene in homecoming was definitely the worst and was downright insulting to watch
Fax
How?
Lack of stakes and Iron man being the catalyst for Spider-Man escaping
They would never kill of Spider-Man in his first solo movie in the MCU they literally announced a sequel to homecoming the moment the first trailer dropped so I am not worried about him dying at all so if he didn’t get in time then all that would happen is Vulture would get a bunch of stark tech and nothing else would have personally affected him
It wasn’t really that stress inducing because as I said it had no stakes and quite frankly Spider-Man was so annoying that I was rooting for the Vulture to win
Overrated
I think i know why Steve did that the way he did. Each panel shows Peter thinking about May, thinking about saving her, thinking about how he wasn't able to save Ben. Peter was reminding himself of what was at stake if he didn't get up, he'd lose someone else he loved, and he refused to go through that again. People always joke about "the power of love and friendship" but clearly it works. He refused to lose someone he loved because he gave up. This moment was stretched to show how being a hero isn't just about fighting and saving people, it's about not giving up even if it seems impossible
3:50 Tom Holland's moment was just as good. He had been fighting with one of the most technical suits for basically the first few months he was Spider-Man. But he grew dependent on it, thinking he could only be Spider-Man with it. But then he remembered Tony's words "If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it", making him realize that with or without the suit, he was still Spider-Man
Spectacular Spider-Man did it better.
True and even the actors have mature acting like original comics
Nah, it was so quick and anticlimatic