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The guy who hits Peter Parker in the head with the bag at the College when he is picking up his stuff from the ground was actually the director Sam Raimi
@@marcospman9396 I still put the first one slightly above this one (only slightly). And that's basically because a better Green Goblin character could not have possibly been made. And Willem Dafoe was the perfect actor to do that! Dafoe just SLAYED that Green Goblin role, as no one else probably could have!! But "Spiderman 2" is definitely a close second. It's a worthy sequel. Not better than the original, but almost on the same level, which is still way better than the vast majority of sequels ever made.
@@jacob4920 I understand your point. I also had some difficulty choosing the best between the two. But I highlight the second for showing the weight of responsibility in Peter Parker's life, the tough choices he has to make on a daily basis to be a hero (and this, in a sense, anticipated what we would see more deeply in TDK). Not to mention the villain's development, deeply dramatic and believable. His entire arc of fall and redemption is brilliantly represented by the great acting of Alfred Molina. The first movie marked my childhood, but the second one raised the bar to all that the previous one had better.
Raimi drenched these movies with human drama and emotion, from the bystanders too, plus all that comic book charm. It’s in stark contrast to newer mcu movies that have few bystanders and all the tension is cut by jokes. This movie will always be a classic because it sucks you in, it has a lot of soul and heart.
I think each iteration has its own strengths and weaknesses. Raimi had the best human drama. Webb was actually probably the most comic book accurate, and had the best romance imo. MCU nails the high school feeling the best.
@@brewdaly1873 I think the high school element is highly overrated and not as critically important as people want it to be nor are any of the levels of schooling that he's been in outside of sometimes being used as a plot device for how it can gain access to technology. His life is usually in direct contrast to whatever the normal life is so they only serve to be the contrast but you can do that with regular work life as Spider-Man comics have done and you can do it with college a Spider-Man comics have done and you can do it with high school Spider-Man comics have done so it's not really that big of a contribution. That's just me tho
This is not entirely true, yes he was injured and potentially set to be replaced by Jake Gylenhall (can't remember how to spell it) but he recovered and Sam Raimi put that line in the script as a reference to it.
When they brought him back at the end of Spiderman Far From Home I literally said outloud in the theater "You're goddamned right! There is only ONE man allowed play Jameson!"
It still gets me that he didn't know Peter was Spider-Man at that point. Needed information from him. Threw a car at him that would kill him if it weren't for the fact he were Spider-Man.
Bit of trivia for you, Mary......In the beginning of "The Raiders of the Lost Ark" the guy who tries to abandon Indiana Jones, and run off with the golden idol, but winds up with the spikes through his face, that's Doc Oc!
This movie perfectly illustrates why spiderman is such an iconic hero. Vilains who are not simply evil but sympathetic and interesting, Peter Parker a hero who helps people not because he wants fame, praise or rewards but because its the right thing to do in fact helping people is detrimental to his own life. He is truly selfless and flawed letting people relate to him and be inspired by him to be better.
Fun Fact: When Mary Jane is running in her wedding gown, there's a guy in black who looks at her, Sam Raimi said in an interview that he's supposed to be Frank Castle, Aka, The Punisher.
@@michaelwolfe9496 Now I'm legit wondering what Frank Castle would think and say if he saw MJ running by in her wedding dress. Because Punisher and Spider-Man are very familiar with one another. I would be VERY surprised if Frank didn't know MJ was into Spider-Man/Peter Parker.
Doc ock: (plans the experiment, doesnt shut it down when it’s unstable, ends up killing his wife and hurting multiple people) Mary: *this is all Harry’s fault*
This is my favorite superhero movie of all time. I can watch it over and over again. Plus I quote Harry osborne so much with "he humiliated by touching me" And now you know why everyone is so pumped for doc oc in "no way home" Plus I love the Dr strange reference since Sam raimi is directing the multiverse of madness, all came full circle Sam raimi is known for his horror movies, which is why some scenes get super morbid/scary (the surgeons getting killed by doc oc).
She needs to keep an eye out for Bruce Campbell in #3... Wrestling announcer, names him the Amazing Spider-Man. Theater usher, refuses to seat Peter after the show started. Also, every time that Ted Raimi comes into scenes with JJJ, I want to hear the theme song for Joxer the Mighty.
I still think this is the best Spiderman movie. It's a comic book come to life and I mean that in the BEST way possible. J.K Simmons (Jonah Jameson) is a terrific actor who would later win an Oscar for Whiplash. The train sequence is epic. Peter leaving his costume in the dumpster is taken directly from the comic books (Spiderman #50 - yes, I'm a comic book geek). I hadn't watched this in years and forgotten that Joel McHale (The Soup, Community) had a small part in this.
Also i felt that Rami captured the sympathetic essence of the supervillain in these films all of the Rami villains are people who have lost their humanity in some way and in their final moments they are allowed to regain some that humanity none better then Doc Ock.
18:37 He wanted her to forgive him. If she said 'It's not your fault, not your responsibility', then he could abandon Spider-Man with no worries. Instead, she threw him out, and then gave him the 'be a hero' speech.
Spider-Man 2 is about Sacrifice & Choice. It’s why the movie is so freaking good, it’s giving a realistic sense of not only what Peter’s life is but also what our lives can be. “Sometimes, to do what’s right, we have to be steady and give up the things we want the most, even our dreams” Absolutely love this movie when I was younger and still do. (lowkey hated how they treated Peter when I was younger) but I loved it more and more as I got older because it made sense 💯.
the dude at the beginning: *"He stole the guy's pizzas!"* me, after 17 years: *"How come he never thought about Spidey being the one who ordered pizzas while waiting for some robbery to happen?"*
The man in black at 30:28 who turns and looks in mary janes direction was a nod to The Punisher. That guy was the stunt man of Thomas Jane who played Frank Castle in the 2004 Punisher movie. So this was supposedly one of the first crossovers in a marvel film.
Fun facts: the director, Sam Raimi, got famous for directing horror movies, specifically The Evil Dead. You can see the horror influence in the hospital scene. He also pretty much always uses Bruce Campbell in his movies, he played the announcer in the first movie, and the usher in this one. Also, the bank teller is Joel McHale, aka Jeff Winger from Community.
Every time I come back to SM2, I find a new appreciation for it. I always try to come back to movies from my childhood as I get older, to see how my outlook changes my interpretation of the events, and it's one of the few that gets better and better over time
When Ock has Aunt May on the side of the building, and Spider-Man is going after her, Spidey yells to May, “Hang on!!” Then it shows May looking back surprised and questioning. It’s implied that that’s the moment she realizes that Spider-Man might be Peter.
Anyone ever notice that the “extra” girl who says “Go Spidey Go!” played as Jasmine on Parenthood ? Obviously, MJ’s Fiancée is Elijah from the Originals.
Honestly, J.K Simmons did an outstanding job with playing J.Jonah Jameson, his comedic timing was everything and til this day it's absolutely hilarious, might be one of the characters in a movie I enjoyed the most watching 😁
This movie is my favorite movie of all time because it is an absolute MASTERPIECE! It's one of the best superhero movies of all time, definitely the best Spider-Man film of all time (barely edging out Spider-Verse), and one of the most memeable movies of all time. In my opinion, the train fight is one of, if not the best action scenes of all time. Not only is it beautifully choreographed, but you can actually see Spidey and Doc Ock learning each other's moves throughout the fight, and implementing new strategies to account for their previous bank fight. By the end of the fight, it's apparent that they are evenly matched, which is why Doctor Octopus sets up a scenario that would sap all of Spider-Man's energy. While MCU movies have some good fight scenes, especially in Civil War and their Avengers movies, I feel that their Spider-Man fight scenes against Vulture and Mysterio were sorely lacking. They just don't make great one-on-one fight scenes like this one anymore.
I really enjoyed this one. Mary, I think you would really enjoy the “Superman” movies with Christopher Reeve especially the first two films. I see parallels with this film and “Superman II”.
in the Sam Raimi Spiderman Trilogy, He has his Brother ( Ted Raimi) in some candid ( the reporter in JJ office) , as well as Bruce Campbell ( Ash from Sam Raimi's Evil Dead Trilogy) whom was the theatre usher.
This movie is definitely one of the big ones that laid the groundwork for the MCU, I think. It showed that superhero movies aren't just lightning-in-a-bottle, single-shot successes. It showed that superhero characters can grow and change, and that the sequels don't have to turn into formulaic trash.
Stan Lee had a cameo in the old Incredible Hulk tv movie. Even at this point he wasn't in Every Marvel movie. Even after this he's not in every one. He is in Every MCU movie (until his death) though.
Spider-Man 2 is my absolute favourite film of all time. It’s just an absolute masterpiece. This trilogy was my childhood and it means a lot to me Out of all the infinite versions of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the multiverse Tobey Maguire is my favourite version.
I never get tired of rewatching this movie it's still my number 1 favorite Spider-Man movie. Spider-Man 2.1 is a lot better when it comes to the extra scenes not seen in the theatrical version.
The first two Spider-Man movies with Tobey are so good! But I have to give a special shout out to Mr. J. Jonah Jameson played by the amazing J.K. Simmons. Such an iconic character! (Also, Elijah from The Vampire Diaries and The Originals!)
Doctor Octopus is the first comic book villain I ever saw. There was an Incredible Hulk cartoon in the early 80s and the first episode I saw of it Doc Ock was the villain. Seeing Doctor Octopus on the big screen was amazing for me. Haven't seen the new Spiderman movie yet but I'm stoked to see him on the big screen again! Definitely in my top 5 favorite villains of all time.
17:20. You're partly right about that assumption. There's a UA-cam channel called CinemaWins who did a video on Spider-Man 2 where he tackled this subject. Basically, since Peter became Spider-Man, he lost his uncle, his best friend, his love, his aunt got hurt last movie and is on the verge of becoming homeless, because he feels he can't help her, he's broke, he's failing college, the people hate him, thanks to Jameson and the bugle. At this point, his life's a bloody wreck to say the least and because of it, he slowly developed these mental blocks that start to hinder his powers. His cognition or subconscious, whichever you prefer, believes because of all that, he doesn't believe being Spider-Man isn't worth all this pain he's going through. Seeing Mary Jane with "my son, the astronaut" and announcing their marriage was the straw that broke the camels back for him and slowly became normal. So the entire 2nd half of the movie is him trying to overcome all this guilt that his accumulated since becoming Spider-Man. Him telling Aunt May the truth about Uncle Ben's death, saving the little girl from the building made him start to reconsider his choice giving up the mask, once he rejected Mary Jane's advance, the blocks finally broke and he fully gained his powers at that moment. Give it a watch, CinemaWins gives a much detailed explanation about what I just said. Keep up the good work! 😋👍🇦🇺
2004's Spider-Man 2 is still the best live-action Spider-Man movie. The fans are split whether this is the best Spider-Man movie or whether Into the Spider-Verse is the best.
29:20 yes it was just a mirror, but a character looking into a mirror has long been a staple of characters wrestling with inner demons, trying to convince themselves one way or another with an internal moral ethical dilemma… The use of the mirror was simply so the audience could have it conveyed to them
Fun Fact: Norman Osborne was not supposed to be in this movie. Willem Dafoe was actually just walking by the building in New York that they were filming in. And members of the production company recognized him and the director asked him he wanted a quick scene. He wasn't even paid for the scene!
Spiderman 2 is probably my all time favorite superhero movie. I love it. Part 3 is alright. There are definitely some cringe worthy moments and it's disappointing overall, but it has some really good moments too.
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Glasses can be hot but it depends on the frames and if the outfit that person is wearing works with it. The naughty librarian look comes to mind or Matt Bomer for the ladies.
Watch: Batman Heart Of Ice.
The guy who hits Peter Parker in the head with the bag at the College when he is picking up his stuff from the ground was actually the director Sam Raimi
22:04 Peter got his powers back the moment his spider senses were triggered.
About this spiderman movie, the 2.1 version has extra scenes that were not shown in the movie
Almost two decades later, Spider-Man 2 still holds up as one of the best comic-book movies ever made.
and still the best Spidey's movie of all!
@@marcospman9396 I still put the first one slightly above this one (only slightly). And that's basically because a better Green Goblin character could not have possibly been made. And Willem Dafoe was the perfect actor to do that! Dafoe just SLAYED that Green Goblin role, as no one else probably could have!!
But "Spiderman 2" is definitely a close second. It's a worthy sequel. Not better than the original, but almost on the same level, which is still way better than the vast majority of sequels ever made.
@@jacob4920 I understand your point. I also had some difficulty choosing the best between the two. But I highlight the second for showing the weight of responsibility in Peter Parker's life, the tough choices he has to make on a daily basis to be a hero (and this, in a sense, anticipated what we would see more deeply in TDK). Not to mention the villain's development, deeply dramatic and believable. His entire arc of fall and redemption is brilliantly represented by the great acting of Alfred Molina. The first movie marked my childhood, but the second one raised the bar to all that the previous one had better.
And I had the honor to see the premiere in theaters. I was 12.
@@TheEliminator1992 That would've been sick, I wasn't even born when the first and second came out.
Alfred Molina as Doc Ock is just perfect casting, and his performance is excellent.
Let's be honest, Alfred Molina was born to play Doc Ock.
Doc Ock is easily one of the best movie villains of all time.
Agreed
I will always love Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin most but Alfred Molina WAS perfect casting
He his a good actor and all, but the credits for this amazing character adaptation should be for the director and the writers too
Jameson’s laugh from this movie became a meme in internet
@SonicFrozen Fan2005 ❄❄❄ oooooooo I forgot
And Mr. Ditkovich Memes
Pizza time
@@sergioreyes4039 rent
@@miguelgamesbr6285 the whole trilogy is a living meme
Fun fact: In the novelization the arms call Doc Ock "Father" and when he dies in the River the arms try to wake him up. And its pretty sad
that is pretty sad. cool fact.
My heart! Now that's double sad. :'(
:( so sad
"FUN" fact?
@@Lesaloote Yeah :)
Raimi drenched these movies with human drama and emotion, from the bystanders too, plus all that comic book charm. It’s in stark contrast to newer mcu movies that have few bystanders and all the tension is cut by jokes. This movie will always be a classic because it sucks you in, it has a lot of soul and heart.
Eh MCU has gotten better with The joke placements
I think each iteration has its own strengths and weaknesses. Raimi had the best human drama. Webb was actually probably the most comic book accurate, and had the best romance imo. MCU nails the high school feeling the best.
@@brewdaly1873 I think the high school element is highly overrated and not as critically important as people want it to be nor are any of the levels of schooling that he's been in outside of sometimes being used as a plot device for how it can gain access to technology. His life is usually in direct contrast to whatever the normal life is so they only serve to be the contrast but you can do that with regular work life as Spider-Man comics have done and you can do it with college a Spider-Man comics have done and you can do it with high school Spider-Man comics have done so it's not really that big of a contribution. That's just me tho
@@brewdaly1873 modern day high school with the phone obsessed crowd.
When Peter yelled “My Back!” Tobey McGuires back was actually hurt before this scene. His back problems almost took him out of playing Spider-Man
Yeah they almost recast him as Jake Gylenhal
His back wasn’t hurt before the scene it was a call back to when he hurt his back filming sea biscuit
@@joesladden9914 and Jake end up becoming Mysterio.
This is not entirely true, yes he was injured and potentially set to be replaced by Jake Gylenhall (can't remember how to spell it) but he recovered and Sam Raimi put that line in the script as a reference to it.
Didnt know that.. thank you! :)
the casting of James Jonah Jameson, the head of the paper, is by far the best casted character in any Marvel movie.
Debatable, Just look at Iron Man / Wolverine / Deadpool
I love Ed Asner as the animated J. Jonah Jameson character, but yeah J.K Simmons nails the live action character.
Dr ock is right there
Alfred Molina as Doc Ock and Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin are close
When they brought him back at the end of Spiderman Far From Home I literally said outloud in the theater "You're goddamned right! There is only ONE man allowed play Jameson!"
The subway scene is super iconic, one of the best moment to show of the people of New York actually relate and care about Spider-man.
That's the highest subway I ever saw
The operating room scene with DOC OC, is actually a nod to Sam Reimi's 1st film Evil Dead, which is a horror film..
DOC OCK*
Most of Raimis work is horror. Great horror. Evil Dead 2 is one of the greatest horror movies ever made. Maybe Mary will watch it some day lol.
Harry: "Dont hurt peter!!"
Doc Ock: * yeets car at peter *
It still gets me that he didn't know Peter was Spider-Man at that point. Needed information from him. Threw a car at him that would kill him if it weren't for the fact he were Spider-Man.
@@Logan_Baron to be fair he was very unhindged at this point
Alfred Molina as Doc Ock - easily the one of the best casting choices ever.
Bit of trivia for you, Mary......In the beginning of "The Raiders of the Lost Ark" the guy who tries to abandon Indiana Jones, and run off with the golden idol, but winds up with the spikes through his face, that's Doc Oc!
Wow! Didn't realize that.
Yessir
Also gets bonked by an alien in Species, and was the star of TV series El C.I.D and in loads of films.
You can see it when you watch Raiders he looks the same just younger and thinner
I believe that was Molina's first real role.
"Go get'em, Tiger."
Still love that delivery!
Aunt May's talk with Peter when she's moving out is one of my favorite comic book movie moments.
Can’t wait to see Ock return in No Way Home
This movie perfectly illustrates why spiderman is such an iconic hero.
Vilains who are not simply evil but sympathetic and interesting, Peter Parker a hero who helps people not because he wants fame, praise or rewards but because its the right thing to do in fact helping people is detrimental to his own life. He is truly selfless and flawed letting people relate to him and be inspired by him to be better.
Fun Fact: When Mary Jane is running in her wedding gown, there's a guy in black who looks at her, Sam Raimi said in an interview that he's supposed to be Frank Castle, Aka, The Punisher.
As far as I'm aware not only was that The Punisher, that was The Punisher from one of the stand alone movies.
The guy is Thomas Jane's stunt double from the 2004 Punisher film.
@@michaelwolfe9496
Now I'm legit wondering what Frank Castle would think and say if he saw MJ running by in her wedding dress. Because Punisher and Spider-Man are very familiar with one another. I would be VERY surprised if Frank didn't know MJ was into Spider-Man/Peter Parker.
The artistic intro was made by Alex Ross, a great comicbook artist with a realistic watercolour approach.
Doc ock: (plans the experiment, doesnt shut it down when it’s unstable, ends up killing his wife and hurting multiple people)
Mary: *this is all Harry’s fault*
“Why would Harry Osbourne do this...?”
its really not anyone’s fault, it was an accident that got out of hand.
@@mckenzie.latham91 yeah, try saying that in court and see if you don't get held liable for negligence.
🤣🤣
This is one of my favorite films of all time, not only for nostalgia but it’s a spectacular film over all.
Spider-Man 1 - responsibility
Spider-Man 2 - choices
Spider-Man 3 - forgiveness
This is my favorite superhero movie of all time. I can watch it over and over again. Plus I quote Harry osborne so much with "he humiliated by touching me"
And now you know why everyone is so pumped for doc oc in "no way home"
Plus I love the Dr strange reference since Sam raimi is directing the multiverse of madness, all came full circle
Sam raimi is known for his horror movies, which is why some scenes get super morbid/scary (the surgeons getting killed by doc oc).
She needs to keep an eye out for Bruce Campbell in #3...
Wrestling announcer, names him the Amazing Spider-Man.
Theater usher, refuses to seat Peter after the show started.
Also, every time that Ted Raimi comes into scenes with JJJ, I want to hear the theme song for Joxer the Mighty.
I'm always happy for people to experience Spider-Man 2. That nostalgic feeling if Tobey Maguire shows up in the next Spidey film is gonna be euphoric.
This aged hella well
I still think this is the best Spiderman movie. It's a comic book come to life and I mean that in the BEST way possible. J.K Simmons (Jonah Jameson) is a terrific actor who would later win an Oscar for Whiplash. The train sequence is epic. Peter leaving his costume in the dumpster is taken directly from the comic books (Spiderman #50 - yes, I'm a comic book geek). I hadn't watched this in years and forgotten that Joel McHale (The Soup, Community) had a small part in this.
How is The Amazing Spider-Man not a comic book come to life?
Also i felt that Rami captured the sympathetic essence of the supervillain in these films
all of the Rami villains are people who have lost their humanity in some way and in their final moments they are allowed to regain some that humanity
none better then Doc Ock.
IMO Spiderverse Is the best spiderman movie but to each their own :).
I'm sorry, I have to throw a flag - you can't be a "comic book geek" if you have no idea how to spell Spider-Man....
A self contained superhero film. Masterfully directed. Those were the days.
"That would be something out of a horror film." Google the director...
For me, Spider-Man 2 rivals The Dark Knight as the greatest superhero sequel ever made.
I see (They both my favorite movies)
Rosie, I love this boy
Dark knight is a 11/10 and Spider-Man 2 is 9/10
@@ASS-tb3mq What makes Spider Man 2 not a 10?
@@kenXtripleI Idk it lacks something extra that the dark knight has at least for me anyways
18:37
He wanted her to forgive him. If she said 'It's not your fault, not your responsibility', then he could abandon Spider-Man with no worries. Instead, she threw him out, and then gave him the 'be a hero' speech.
Mr.Ditkovich is a best character of all trilogy
"Rent!"
RENT
Rent !!!
His name is an homage, to Steve Ditko, one of the artists who drew Spider-Man.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 One of the creators of Spider-Man. He did Amazing Fantasy #15.
Spider-Man 2 is about Sacrifice & Choice. It’s why the movie is so freaking good, it’s giving a realistic sense of not only what Peter’s life is but also what our lives can be. “Sometimes, to do what’s right, we have to be steady and give up the things we want the most, even our dreams” Absolutely love this movie when I was younger and still do. (lowkey hated how they treated Peter when I was younger) but I loved it more and more as I got older because it made sense 💯.
The train rescue has to be one of, if not THE most heroic self-sacrificing acts in all comic book movies.
the dude at the beginning: *"He stole the guy's pizzas!"*
me, after 17 years: *"How come he never thought about Spidey being the one who ordered pizzas while waiting for some robbery to happen?"*
I want to see this happen in the movie
@@dropthealbummike8713 you mean Tobey's Pizza Time for Holland on some roof?
if yes, than I 150% agree!
Spidey was carrying a LOT of pizzas. Even a superhero couldn't possibly devour twelve pies in a single sitting! So I forgive that moment.
@@jacob4920 then a speedster randomly shows up XD
@@jacob4920 did you not see how much food smart hulk was shown eating in Endgame?
Not to mention any saiyan?
“I will not die a monster”
Hopefully that continues on with the MCUs version of Doc Ock. If they’re the same person.
11:50 I can't imagine Tom Holland's Peter Parker working for this guy. He'd have a nervous breakdown.
Because Tom mid
You can really tell the Director is a horror director at heart.
The man in black at 30:28 who turns and looks in mary janes direction was a nod to The Punisher. That guy was the stunt man of Thomas Jane who played Frank Castle in the 2004 Punisher movie. So this was supposedly one of the first crossovers in a marvel film.
Fun facts: the director, Sam Raimi, got famous for directing horror movies, specifically The Evil Dead. You can see the horror influence in the hospital scene. He also pretty much always uses Bruce Campbell in his movies, he played the announcer in the first movie, and the usher in this one.
Also, the bank teller is Joel McHale, aka Jeff Winger from Community.
Every time I come back to SM2, I find a new appreciation for it. I always try to come back to movies from my childhood as I get older, to see how my outlook changes my interpretation of the events, and it's one of the few that gets better and better over time
When Ock has Aunt May on the side of the building, and Spider-Man is going after her, Spidey yells to May, “Hang on!!” Then it shows May looking back surprised and questioning.
It’s implied that that’s the moment she realizes that Spider-Man might be Peter.
Yes Aunt May knows that Peter is Spider-man. She never says it outright but you can tell with the subtlety in her voice and facial expressions.
When she said "love is never too late" I rolled my eyes to that lmao
RIP Laura Ziskin and Alvin Sargent
Spiderman was nothing without them
Can't wait for doc Oc and green goblin and more to return in the new spider man!
I just hope the new Spider-Man is more diverse. Maybe make Goblin transgendered?
@@trhansen3244 no. Just no
@@trhansen3244 please no
@@trhansen3244 👁️👄👁️
@@trhansen3244 Ever heard of Miles Morales?
15:45 exactly that...and the one film that actually showcases it without needing to throw forceful jokes about it to water the subject down
I think u mean 15:37
Anyone ever notice that the “extra” girl who says “Go Spidey Go!” played as Jasmine on Parenthood ?
Obviously, MJ’s Fiancée is Elijah from the Originals.
The greatest superhero film
IN MY OPINION
I’m with you man
@@Nightvss 3 Spider-Men in the movie is not enough to said it's the greatest superhero movie ever
Honestly, J.K Simmons did an outstanding job with playing J.Jonah Jameson, his comedic timing was everything and til this day it's absolutely hilarious, might be one of the characters in a movie I enjoyed the most watching 😁
This movie is my favorite movie of all time because it is an absolute MASTERPIECE! It's one of the best superhero movies of all time, definitely the best Spider-Man film of all time (barely edging out Spider-Verse), and one of the most memeable movies of all time. In my opinion, the train fight is one of, if not the best action scenes of all time. Not only is it beautifully choreographed, but you can actually see Spidey and Doc Ock learning each other's moves throughout the fight, and implementing new strategies to account for their previous bank fight. By the end of the fight, it's apparent that they are evenly matched, which is why Doctor Octopus sets up a scenario that would sap all of Spider-Man's energy. While MCU movies have some good fight scenes, especially in Civil War and their Avengers movies, I feel that their Spider-Man fight scenes against Vulture and Mysterio were sorely lacking. They just don't make great one-on-one fight scenes like this one anymore.
Before the big fall and the "I'm back!/my back!" scene, Peter says "Strong focus on what I want", and he ends up landing on a Focus car.
0:00 this joke gets even better seeing now after all marvel movies
“She’s not my girlfriend” if he said that when doc oc grabbed mj I would have died 🤣🤣🤣
In case you didn’t know Peter mentioned the curves of quickest descent because that’s what he used when he swings
I really enjoyed this one. Mary, I think you would really enjoy the “Superman” movies with Christopher Reeve especially the first two films. I see parallels with this film and “Superman II”.
This Aunt May have done so much more than the other younger ones.
The Holland Aunt May is a GILF though. lmao
i wear glasses. my confidence just shot up.
I loved how you actually came to the conclusions just for them to be explained in the very next scene, great video haha
in the Sam Raimi Spiderman Trilogy, He has his Brother ( Ted Raimi) in some candid ( the reporter in JJ office) , as well as Bruce Campbell ( Ash from Sam Raimi's Evil Dead Trilogy) whom was the theatre usher.
The raimi Spiderman movies are nostalgic. Watching it is literally reliving our childhood.
This movie is definitely one of the big ones that laid the groundwork for the MCU, I think. It showed that superhero movies aren't just lightning-in-a-bottle, single-shot successes. It showed that superhero characters can grow and change, and that the sequels don't have to turn into formulaic trash.
Stan Lee had a cameo in the old Incredible Hulk tv movie. Even at this point he wasn't in Every Marvel movie. Even after this he's not in every one. He is in Every MCU movie (until his death) though.
Spider-Man 2 is my absolute favourite film of all time. It’s just an absolute masterpiece. This trilogy was my childhood and it means a lot to me
Out of all the infinite versions of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the multiverse Tobey Maguire is my favourite version.
I never get tired of rewatching this movie it's still my number 1 favorite Spider-Man movie. Spider-Man 2.1 is a lot better when it comes to the extra scenes not seen in the theatrical version.
Congrats Mary,u just watched the greatest spiderman movie of all time
This is easily one of the best Superhero movies of all time, and I'm a DC guy saying that.
The actor who plays J. Jonah Jameson is J.K. Simmons, who also voices Omni-Man!
Don't forget all those Farmer's Insurance commercials...
And Great Uncle Ford!
And the yellow m&m c'mon y'all lol
This is the standard for superhero films imo. Its by far, the best spidey movie to date
MJ always thinks of herself, even when the roof is falling down while Pete is holding it. You do love me, me me me me me. 😆😆
My favorite Spider-Man movie. I'm glad that you've enjoyed it.
The best sequel since Empire Strikes Back imo
Terminator Judgment Day, Last Crusade, Aliens, and Godfather part 2 have entered the chat
@@Lopez03Eduardo. Godfather 2 was before Empire Strikes Back but agree on the others, especially T2 and Aliens.
@@Lopez03Eduardo. Dark Knight
@@summoner1451 was after this movie, both are 10s out of 10s
@@summoner1451 that was 4 years after Spider-Man 2.
The tentacle hospital scene is ICONIC!!!!!
The first two Spider-Man movies with Tobey are so good! But I have to give a special shout out to Mr. J. Jonah Jameson played by the amazing J.K. Simmons. Such an iconic character! (Also, Elijah from The Vampire Diaries and The Originals!)
Spidey can't shoot his white sticky goo cos he is incredibly stressed...
No different than any other man, lol.
11:49 one of the greatest meme was born !
15:38 You really got that on the first try? **Green Goblin voice** Impressive!
Fun Fact: Jameson's son was played by Daniel Gillies; the same actor who played Elijah Mikaelson on The Vampire Diaries & The Originals.
6:08
Those of us who wear glasses: "You know, I'm something of a blind mf myself".
Doctor Octopus is the first comic book villain I ever saw. There was an Incredible Hulk cartoon in the early 80s and the first episode I saw of it Doc Ock was the villain. Seeing Doctor Octopus on the big screen was amazing for me. Haven't seen the new Spiderman movie yet but I'm stoked to see him on the big screen again! Definitely in my top 5 favorite villains of all time.
17:20. You're partly right about that assumption. There's a UA-cam channel called CinemaWins who did a video on Spider-Man 2 where he tackled this subject.
Basically, since Peter became Spider-Man, he lost his uncle, his best friend, his love, his aunt got hurt last movie and is on the verge of becoming homeless, because he feels he can't help her, he's broke, he's failing college, the people hate him, thanks to Jameson and the bugle. At this point, his life's a bloody wreck to say the least and because of it, he slowly developed these mental blocks that start to hinder his powers.
His cognition or subconscious, whichever you prefer, believes because of all that, he doesn't believe being Spider-Man isn't worth all this pain he's going through. Seeing Mary Jane with "my son, the astronaut" and announcing their marriage was the straw that broke the camels back for him and slowly became normal.
So the entire 2nd half of the movie is him trying to overcome all this guilt that his accumulated since becoming Spider-Man. Him telling Aunt May the truth about Uncle Ben's death, saving the little girl from the building made him start to reconsider his choice giving up the mask, once he rejected Mary Jane's advance, the blocks finally broke and he fully gained his powers at that moment.
Give it a watch, CinemaWins gives a much detailed explanation about what I just said.
Keep up the good work! 😋👍🇦🇺
I love the line "he humiliated me by touching me"
the receptionist was Emily Deschanel from Bones TV series
Lots of blink and you’ll miss’em cameos in this movie.
"She should've followed her heart a little sooner". THANK YOU!... thank you.
The switch from the suit in the trash to raindrops is the best part of the movie
2004's Spider-Man 2 is still the best live-action Spider-Man movie. The fans are split whether this is the best Spider-Man movie or whether Into the Spider-Verse is the best.
My favourite Spidey movie off All time! ♥️ It's still the best!
One of the best Superhero movies period.
Mary, for Christmas you got to do the “Die Hard” movies. You will love them especially the first one.
The most quotable line from Toby Maguire from this movie is "PIZZA TIME!!!!!!
For me the most quotable line is simply: "NYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!"
This one is my favorite of the 3 originals.
29:20 yes it was just a mirror, but a character looking into a mirror has long been a staple of characters wrestling with inner demons, trying to convince themselves one way or another with an internal moral ethical dilemma…
The use of the mirror was simply so the audience could have it conveyed to them
Fun Fact: Norman Osborne was not supposed to be in this movie. Willem Dafoe was actually just walking by the building in New York that they were filming in. And members of the production company recognized him and the director asked him he wanted a quick scene. He wasn't even paid for the scene!
So, THAT'S the reason we got Harry as the villain in 3? Man...
This and the first Spiderman I think started the whole MCU, I believe Kevin Fiege got his start here. 😀
Fiege started on the X-Men
He was Indiana Jones' sidekick in 81's Raiders of the Lost Ark.
not a sidekick but a torch bearer.
Adios Satipo
Peter had some temporary web tile dysfunction
YES!!!! I love love this movie. Best of the original Spider-Man movies
This film is a masterpiece! Also, renowned comic book artist Alex Ross did the opening.
Spiderman 2 is probably my all time favorite superhero movie. I love it.
Part 3 is alright. There are definitely some cringe worthy moments and it's disappointing overall, but it has some really good moments too.
9:03 it’s a miniature sun…the SUN has one of the largest examples of electromagnetic fields humanity has measured…so Uhm, yeah…VERY magnetic…
Saw this when I was 17 the most exciting experience of my life still lives up today
22:45 “Mary Jane is in some kinda danger cliche”
DING!