The Amazing Spider-Man - Saved by Spider-Man Scene (5/10) | Movieclips
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When The Lizard (Rhys Ifans) attacks a bridge, Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) saves a child from falling to his death.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Typical teenager Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) embraces his incredible destiny after uncovering one of his father's most carefully guarded secrets as Columbia Pictures reboots the Spider-Man franchise with the help of director Mark Webb ((500) Days of Summer) and screenwriter James Vanderbilt (Zodiac). Sally Field, Rhys Ifans, Denis Leary, Martin Sheen, and Emma Stone co-star.
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Cast: Rhys Ifans, Irrfan Khan, Jake Keiffer, Andrew Garfield, C. Thomas Howell
Director: Marc Webb
Producers: Avi Arad, Michael Grillo, Kyla Kraman, Stan Lee, Matthew Tolmach, Laura Ziskin, Kevin Feige
Screenwriters: Alvin Sargent, Steve Kloves, Steve Ditko, Stan Lee, James Vanderbilt
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I loved when he said "Hey, it's okay. I'm just a normal guy"
He is a normal guy
@@arunavachakraborty8011 I know, it’s just that it shows how he’s connecting to people
Stole that from batman beyond
Thats who Spider-Man is at his core, a normal guy who does great things.
Bruv fought the gigantic talking lizard, catches sum whip… does quadruple backflips etc… Yeah, totally normal 😒
I love how Spider-Man exposed his identity to save this kid
A true hero
@@khanyacruz8032 yh true
I'm just a normal guy. That was a cool line.
Me too
@@stickyrice38 yeah. Kind of like the people on the train in Spider Man 2.
This scene embodies the line: "Anyone can wear the mask". Jack couldn't climb, he wouldn't. But the moment he puts on that mask, he feels the power, flowing through himself. Yes Peter may have told him to put it on, but this is what I think the director wanted to say in this scene. Hats off to Mark Webb, he truly made an Amazing Spiderman movie.
It’s also the same with the tasm 2 ending, with the kid standing up against to rhino cause spidey is an icon that gives people hope
It's to show the power of being spiderman
Anyone can wear the mask means that if you have the power to help people, you should do it. But also means that Peter was a random kid who got the power and anyone else could have worn it yet in Tasm Peter is the chosen one.
The guy who made a Spider-Man movie is named WEBB???
Mark 'Webb'. Illuminati confirmed.
His suit looks the coolest and the scariest at the same time.
Yea cause it's real and not cgi it's awesome
Rest in Peace Irrfan Khan who died of Covid-19
@@anthonyhenderson3625 he died of a colon infection after he had been diagnosed with a neuroendocrine tumor
Nah, looks like a basket ball. The suit from the second movie is far better
fr looks like a villain atleast to me
When He says "I'm Spider-Man" he sounds like he is crying underneath that mask
considering he saw a boy reunited with his father, something he will NEVER experience, it's understandable
Cos he never got a thank you
He wasnt crying the shaking in his voice was because he was scared
Never noticed this, and it makes so much sense if he was
@@haidenjordan4660 I don't think he's scared. He has no reason to be feeling so in this scene.
This is actually the scene where he becomes Spiderman, he realized that with great power comes great responsibility. Before this scene he only wants to avenge his uncles death by becoming Spiderman, but this scene made him Spiderman and a hero. What a fantastic scene
It's easy to catch but most people that hate on this movie completely miss it.
PollenJock tasm haters are mindless fools.
Ꭲ Ꮋ Ꮎ Ꭱ facts
@@pollenjock4782 Facts
factss
Can we all agree Andrew has the best web shooters? I personally love the little flash of red when he uses them
i love it too. Is cool to see the red flash and hear the sound.
The sounds web shooters of Andrew garfield was really amazing
Tobey's Natural so no problem
Andrew's vs Tom's
Definitely andrew
I loved this design so much
I love how his web swinging is so realistic, it doesn't look overly smooth and the inertia looks real.
What I love about Andrew's Spidey is that he doesn't even care about keeping his identity a secret when it comes to saving people and make them feel relaxed. He truly, truly cares about them. That kid was in panic and really scared, but Andrew still got the balls to show his face to make them realize that he's just a normal guy and that there is nothing to be afraid of. And THAT'S the exact same thing he did in "Spider-Man: No Way Home" when Ned's grandmother was so scared of him when he jumped trough that portal. He puts of his mask so that she sees him for who he truly is and doesn't need to be afraid anymore. Talk about a real hero!
Yeah true! Just like Tobey in the train scene in Spiderman 2
Seeing this scene after si long is causing me to tear up
@@skoufalotlord1895 Tobey's identity was revealed and when he realized the mask was off the people he saved had to comfort him instead which was great
@@theoutsiderjess4869 He took it off because it was damaged. And instead of trying to find a way to cover his face he decided saving them was more important
@@skoufalotlord1895 I mean he took it off because it was on fire and by then the train needed saving. Do you expect him to not save the train just because he doesn’t have a mask? He’s going to save them without a mask but he would prefer one.
No disrespect to Toby but this Spiderman is my favorite you can feel the pain behind the mask as he watches father and son bond
No disrespect to Andrew but Toby is my favorite. Andrew did great with what he was given but I just wish the writers did a bit better. Peter Parker in this movie didn’t feel like Peter Parker.
@@snowfox4277 No disrespect to Tom, but I liked Tobey and Andrew way more than his Spidey.
@@Mbk10298 it's all preference tbh. I like all three and respect all of em. I probably like Tom the best just because he fits the character and the look really well.
This is also my favorite Spiderman its the best one
No disrespect to Toby Andrew or Tom but J.K Simmons is the best Spider-Man he proved he was the most powerful and right they way he fired people was the best and the way he smoked he was the best Spider-Man hands down he even has the sound effects when shooting the webs
Everything about this scene is perfect
The music
The CGI
The way Spider-Man talks to the kid
The acting
The way even though the car is falling Spider-Man still gives it his all until the last moment
Perfect
Yes.Andrew Garfield is the best Spiderman.
This scene is the best👍.
@@sumitbarekar3275 djybzpbxsnvh
@@sumitbarekar3275 er no
@Superman Prime One Million It wasnt really the same fall. One fell a couple feet, the other hundreds of feet.
"You can see him emoting through the mask and he's realizing that he's never gonna have that moment. That moment it was something that was taken from him, and you feel the sort of emotional weight of what it is to be without a father in this world. He's shedding that and becoming the Spider-Man that we all know and love".
- Marc Webb, Director of the movie.
Am i the only one who thinks that the only reason andrew's movies and spider man were so hated was bc people loved tobey's and wanted a spider man 4, creating on most people a bias against TASM? So they ended up ready to hate it a priori. Scenes like this, like the crane scene, the drama between gwen and peter and his promise to her dad... the dramas were so well made. And much of the complaints were about stuff that the TM trilogy also had done and nobody batted cared
@@vitormenezesdemattos967 I think that's kinda true. Most people complained for insignificant things such as:
"being to dark"
"To cute to play Peter"
"He doesn't look like a dorky nerd"
"Why's he skating?"
"The suit has a basketball or alien look"
Most of it has a reason to be, but people just ignored it. At the end, all that criticism just led the studio to interfere in TAMS 2 and erase many of the human elements that Marc Webb intended with the story. A story that besides for being inconsistent, still has some great and iconic moments as well.
@@car10s8D Yeah TASM 2 was a mess, but I liked a lot about it. Like the way they handled Electro's origin story was really interesting - when he first got his powers, he was more disoriented than vengeful, and I like how when Spider-Man came onto the scene he was quippy and ready to fight as usual, but almost immediately he noticed that this guy wasn't out here to hurt anyone and was probably just confused, and so he shifted his approach to de-escalate the situation and build a rapport. It wasn't until the police interfered with violence and an attempt to kill Electro that Electro lost all trust in Spider-Man and turned hostile.
Idk, it makes me think of this trend where folks with mental illness have breakdowns in public and the police will treat them as hostile criminals rather than providing support. This isn't something you usually see in Spider-Man stories (which tend to portray the police as good guys at heart who sometimes get the wrong idea about Spider-Man).
There was a lot of other great stuff. Gwen's death hurt like a mf, but I think it was done well. Oh, and the scenes where Peter was interacting with that one kid were great. And I really loved Aunt May in TASM 2.
@@tamaramendelson1634 Absolutely. That scene with the kid was actually suggested by Andrew. He wanted Spider-man to show up and give the kid the strength to find his own inner-strength, even though he was just this skinny seven-year-old. Cause for him that's what Spider-Man is all about, the small moments.
I'm amazed how much he understood the character, and I'm sure he and Marc would've love to give us more of those moments, but you know... unfortunately money was the main priority of the studio. Anyways, here's Andrew's thoughts about the Times Square scene with Electro:
¨The point of that scene, for me, was there is this mass-minded, fear-based consciousness that was about to kill someone and something innocent. I think the amazing thing about what makes Spider-Man Spider-Man is actually Peter Parker. Peter Parker is an orphan and an underdog. When he first sees Max, he can see himself. He sees his own feelings of not being good enough, of self-doubt, of lacking in self-love.
These are things that he's gone and goes through. When he sees Max in Times Square, he can see that this is a guy who just needs a little bit of love and a little bit of attention. I loved making that connection with him, early in the film. I thought it was super-important. Because, whenever Peter can use his compassion and his humanity to cut through a situation, he'll do it. He'd much rather not fight than fight. I think the last resort is punches and kicks and webs.¨
his “i’m spiderman” had a little bit of sadness in it
"That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real superhero." -Stan Lee
One man can make a difference..
“With great power comes great responsibility.”
Something amazing in the scene: When the man asks him "Who are you ?" He responds with: "I'm Spider-Man." But the thing that makes it amazing is listen to his voice....it's not the cocky, one liner shooting, show off who has the confidence of a Superhero but a boy who is scared, a boy who feels so alone, a boy who faces the reality that he'll never have that moment ever again but then learns that making sure no one will feel that same pain as long as he still draws breath is why he was given these powers and why despite the hardships he'll never regret becoming a hero
Yeah, Andrew really killed it with this scene. He's underrated as an actor.
Amen
@@TheOminousFlareShow I think you mean in this movie. Andrew is a great actor and is recognized for it in his other roles.
Exactly.
Marc Webb: yo chill bro it’s not that deep
Say what you will about Garfield’s Spider-man, but this scene is fantastic.
Mephostopheles this is the best scene in his franchise
@@sidecharacter3193 100% Agreed
Thank you so much for saying this. It really hurts when people hate on garfield's spider-man
This movie is fantastic
@A A he was a great Spider-Man just like toby is his own great Spider-Man as well (tom i might start to grow into but i don't like how he doesn't follow his own path and become Spider-Man because uncle Ben's death. Anyway people just give him garbage because the nostalgia of toby Maguire is in there head,or they think his peters horrible 😒. Im fine with there opinions and everything im just saying.
How do people hate this movie? This is why I love it so much. He doesn't become Spider-Man immediately. He goes through a realistic struggle at first coping with loss, revenge, and eventually finally understanding the responsibility that rests on his shoulders.
Right I don’t why ppl hate on it
Reminds me of Batman Begins
Not a lot of people hate this one, most people hate the second one.
My favorite Spider-Man movie
Tobey: Train scene
Andrew: This scene
Tom: When he was stuck under those rubble
Yess
As much as I love the Train scene, this one may actually be better.
Iron boy jr .
@@kalaivanan269 correct 🤣
I'd argue that Tom's would be the ferry scene which is a bigger feat than either of them
2:40 this is a really good scene.Peter didn't say anything but the camera angle and the zooming make you realize that he was thinking of uncle Ben.
riri white I think that was just you bud
riri white i feel u, i got a sad vibe from him.
riri white he was thinking about his dad i think
riri white
Or his dead parents
Wow I never noticed. Nice spot! He was still thinking of him when he said "I'm Spider-Man."
kid : help !!!
spidey : hey kid it's ok !!
kid : * see a grown up adult in spandex
HELP !!!!!
LOL OMG
villager a fucjcj
Peter's a teenager
The actor is not a teenager 😶
@officialgamer
I will always defend tasm movies, they're absolute greatness n overhated
Not overhated, rather they are underapreciated. They were not made in a great era, right after Tobey maguire, so it rubbed a lot of people the wrong way
Exactly
I agree. But tobey is my childhood and i will always love him more.
Tom bhai gussa ho gya
@Jose G. Except 3
Considering how just a few minutes before this scene, Peter was at the dinner table arguing with Captain Stacy while he pointed out how Spiderman's current motive was more about pursuing his personal vendetta instead of actually helping people, and Peter then proceeded to make a decision between chasing the lizard and saving a kid, I would say this is actually a consistent and brilliant writing, showing how this version of Spiderman managed to gradually step out of the shadow of vengeance and becomes the friendly neighbor we've been expecting.
This is what made me love Andrew's Spider-man. Even though he shouldn't take off his mask in front of other people, he decides to take off his mask just so he can save the kid in the car.
He took off the mask as a symbol of trust between him and the kid.
I think if the mask is gonna come off, it should be done the way it's done here. He does it to show a kid that he's just like him therefore he can trust him.
Tobey did that too in the train scene and what i love about og spiderman he always chooses to save people instead of chasing his enemies superheroes now days kinda forget about being a hero
I mean...he’s a random kid....it’s not like he knows Peter or his name or something
Ikr now it's all the oposite with Tom Holland spiderman, he keeps revealing his true id like it doesn't matter.
It wasn't the montage, or the bite, or the criminals he took down. It was this scene this scene that took the super and put the hero. The scene that made Peter Spider-Man, a true act of heroism. And not a vendetta for his uncles killer. A act that would change Peter Parker and Spider-Mans life forever.
Hitop films quote
ZinxTheDemonSlayer not a quote but a reference 👌🏾
@@XmanZeo yup
I’ve never understood why people hate the scene of spider man going after uncle bens killer. It is a perfect setup to how he redeems himself in saving the boy on the bridge. In spider man 2002 spider man goes after uncle bens killer out of vengeance but nobody ever says anything about that. Cosmonaut variety hour said something I disagree with strongly. He says that Peter Parker becomes spider man out of revenge. The reason I disagree is because Peter does not become spider man in the scene where he starts to go after his uncles killer. He doesn’t even wear the main suit in that scene. He really became spider man on the bridge scene when he saved the boy and reunited him with his father. He realizes in that scene that he can use his powers for the greater good of other people over himself. Gosh dang it he just reunited a boy with his father, something that can never happen with Peter ever again because of his parents deaths and his uncles death. He will never have the father figure anymore but he knows that if he uses his powers for the good of other people he can stop that from happening to anyone else.
@@philswift1480 anyone would have wanted revenge after an important figure in your life dies especially if you have the power to make it a reality. It's only human to want to do so
For anyone saying that andrew's spidey is weaker because he wasnt able to hold on to the car, take note that he was literally above flames which makes it almost impossible for him to hold on for a long time
Plus it was literally all finger strength
Also its not that he couldn't hold onto it. The bumper was tearing off. One way or another it would've fallen
@@vihurah9554 yeah also the heat was melting the metal
Spider-man isn't supposed to have Hulk-like powers. The spider bite gave him moderate super strength at best and being able to hold on to a freaking car for that long is impressive enough
edit: ok I get it Spider-man is strong, chill tf out I wasn't even disagreeing with you saps
@@raspberrycrowns9494 he almost killed the hulk in the comics, ALMOST , but this ain’t comic spider man
2:40 Peter watching a father and son, and missing his own father. I can relate. These little moments are IMO just as good and important as all the action scenes. And damn did Andrew make a great Peter/Spidey. 🕷
As someone who has no father, he knows how it feels and doesn’t want other to feel the pain, especially the other way around where a dad loses his son
A "thank you" would've been cool too
With great power comes no thank you
No name Nicely said
C. Thomas howell doesn't do thankyou's...
Same dude ended up helping Peter get to Lizard Connors at the end. Same thing when you think about it.
Bruh I legit thought that there was an eyelash on my screen and kept trynna blow it off for 20 seconds.
That's what the new Spiderman is missing these emotional moments.
Back when superhero movie didn't have a whole lot of cgi and unfunny punchlines
Emotional moments will come. The new Spiderman is still very young. As he grows older we'll undoubtedly get more serious and emotional moments.
@@adeeness bro, is 3 movie already and tom spiderman can't still develop a true form of his mind, every spider have a true moment of his life to realize and grow up
@@KabouKasko been only 2 movies.
And there has been gradual progression in his character.
@@adeeness if you count the other too, but still his character too slow, need too much mentor and "without the suit i am nothing", is just suck so bad
Just realized that Peter telling Jack to put on the mask wasn’t just to give him courage, but decrease the inhalation of CO2 so he wouldn’t inflame his lungs or possible respiratory failure
Ok this made this scene 10x times better
I'd say half and half
The mask sadly wouldn't help against any of the smoke unless he secretly installed some sort of ventilator or filter system
Its like a motivation
@@zachkelly1847 sounds like something he would do to save people in burning buildings
THIS is the BEST SPIDER-MAN for me tbh.
same
Yeah Andrew doesn’t get the love he needs he did a amazing job as Spider-Man no pun intended
This just the best but the most better is Tobey spiderman
Me too I love he's Spider-Man (both series). I also like Tom's take but for some reason Tobey just doesn't do it for me, I dunno why tbh
Yep it was the first ever spiderman movie I saw
the look on peter's face under the mask is heartbreaking, yet you never see his emotion physically. the scene where the father cares for his son towards the end of this clip, peter's face just says it all: he knows he'll never have that moment with his father, which in turn makes for some emotional moments.
cinema gamer Incredible. I never noticed that until now. I wonder how those Maguire fan girls will respond, now that there is solid emotion in this movie.
He never did with Richard Parker because he left all those years ago, he was left with his Uncle and aunt's care.
cinema gamer ubhj
cinema gamer
I can somehow see his face under that mask... i feel you, bro
cinema gamer ias
Who else here doesn't hate TASM 1 & 2?
I like the first one, but hate the second. Does that count?
@@labratt3742 Yes, it does.
TheEmeraldMinecrafter i loved all the spiderman movies, its always amazing to see a new adaptation and will forever be my favorite character
@@Elequite Yeah!
@Chowder fan 2.0 Ok
"but can we just say that Andrew Garfield, without a doubt, is the best actor to play Spider-Man"
Agree
No.
but he is pretty decent at it
@@handleislol you do realize I said the best at acting, not the best "actor" as in considering popularity and fanbase. If he had an amazing script like Tobey's you would've realized just how good he is
@@dutchplanderlinde2779 oh i misinterpreted your comment then
@@handleislol its alright
*This scene teaches us that being a hero isn't always about being strong* (here Peter could have chose to go take out Lizzie but he chose to save the kid) *it's about being kind and helping others*
Garfield is underrated.
Way better than Trash Holland.
Cringer Man ikr
Cringer Man Tom Holland is better IMO, but Tobey is my favourite
Z _ Tom isn’t better but I still like him
Aseem I totally agree!
Cutest thing is when Spider man interacts with kids. Adorable.
FBI: hold my beer
connextro u can’t be serious
@@arshmarahman7904 🤣🤣🤣
That's kinda suss
This scene is so incredibly powerful. Despite its inaccurateness to the comics, I actually like the darker vengeful approach Spiderman initially takes because when we finally get to this moment, we get to see his growth as a character, when he finally earned the virtues to truly become Spiderman.
Actually this scene is accurate to the comics i'm forgot which issue but peter risked his secret identity to a kid that trapped in the building on fire
Yeah this scene is extremely comic accurate
The darker vengeful approach happens in the first comic. Spidey hunts uncle Ben's killer.
This actually extremely accurate to the Ultimate comics, and some of the earlier Amazing Spider Man issues. People either forget or don’t know this, but Peter was a really rage filled kid that didn’t merely learn what responsibility and great power fully mean, Ben’s death was a turning point, but it was actually saving people and slowly maturing into the mantle that actually made Peter Parker Spider-Man.
wdym inaccurate, tasm was actually the most accurate to the comics any spider-man film got
2:14 probably because the successful of this scene, makes he think he could save gwen with the same solution, and end up broking her spine
He didn’t break her spine, he was too late and she hit her head on the concrete
Gwen was at terminal velocity, Jack wasn't
I honestly don’t get the hate with this film
It’s because it’s not Toby McGuire
No they don't hate this movie it's the second one
I like the first one the second one tho...
they are just nostalgic,,they dont like the suit,cgi*for some reasson* ect
This is actually... Not that hated. The second one though, yeesh, now that was terrible
I like how the effects on amazing spiderman movies look more realistic than the movies produced by the mcu.
Still can't believe Tom hollands suit was cgi
@@Jmamak always was, like literally in his first appearance in the mcu, civil war.
@@Jmamak he still wore it tho
the cg in this movie and the second one was pretty bad imo tho. in far from home at times i could barely tell what was cg and what wasn’t. you’re right tho the effects are pretty nice in tasm
@@nijehh eh it’s the opposite with me
Man, this scene perfectly captures, "anyone can wear the mask", like Jack wears the mask and he gains bravery to climb the car
This scene is one of the best super"hero" scenes ever made. In this moment his #1 priority isn't to beat up the bad guy or save the world, it's to save this one normal kid.
Wouldn't hurt to hear a thank you. .
Bianca Ilie ikr
Bianca Ilie I was just thinking that 😂😂
heros don't need to be thanked helping people I its own reward also he helps him so in a way he kind of did help him
Bianca Ilie it's saving lives
Bianca Ilie i
When the suit wasnt CGI❤️
I love that suit always will be my favorite
@@jonnylund1130 same, not some cartoony one from the mcu
@Mauricio Ortega u shut up‼
You must haven't seen Tobey spiderman. That's suit are real.
Suit being CGI isn't a big deal lol
I keep coming back to this scene... This moment is when Peter realizes that, "with great power, comes great responsibility." Him taking his mask off for the kid to save him was a very powerful moment.
At 2:55 I don’t know if anyone else never realised this, but I think Peter’s crying behind his mask because the father and son relationship remind him of what he has last.
this spider suit looks so fking cool
It looks like shit you mean?
Peter Parker Stfu
Ꭲ Ꮋ Ꮎ Ꭱ I swear
Lmao I'm not a Raimi dickrider, but I don't like this suit very much either
I loved this suit, but TASM2 Looked fuckin awesome
I’m still upset they fired Andrew Garfield
When dis they fire him after tasm 2?
they didnt fire him it's just his franchise ended
He was let go. Not fired.
I Am A Stonefield Shipper 123 , true. The Chief of Sony let him go for not showing up for the meeting
@@DreamyCityGirl same thing?
Unpopular opinion: Andrew Garfield is the best Spidey.
FACTS. Toby is Iconic, Tom is comical, but Andrew is just perfect. no one is changing my mind
@@waffleman6114 I agree with you
watch out lol the Tobey fans are gonna attack you
aye i agree!
i totally agee man...i was just 8 when i first saw andrew's spidey in theaters...that man made my childhood
He’s the reason I love Spider-Man , andrew is such a great Spider-Man
I was very bitter towards Andrew in the beginning because I was so used to Tobey and I still to this day think Tobey is the best Spiderman but Andrew really has grown on me over the years he was a good Spiderman even though at the time I didn't want to believe it
@@brandonhansen2882 honestly I see tobey as the best peter parker essentially but andrew is the best spiderman as he was very closer to the comic version. You got to see andrew progress into “spiderman” while tobey’s spiderman was more peter parker driven.
I feel so empty knowing that Andrew Garfield will not have a third SM movie :-(
FM 36 same
Wade ur everywhere! wait.....i know why are you everywhere.......YOU ARE ILLUMINATI
panic attack Agreed, he's the only one who's a nerdy Peter Parker along with being a quippy Spider-Man.
same
AidanK "only one"
This is the scene where he becomes Spider-Man, not when he makes the suit not when he hunts down uncle bens murder it’s here in this scene
Exactly.
HiTop films?
2:41This is kind of emotional because Peter didn’t have that father and son bond and you can see the tears under his mask 2:50
Andrew Garfield is such a talented specifically emotional actor!!
All his emotional acting sequences are just masterpiece 🥺😌
This is when Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker truly became Spider-Man. This scene. This moment.
He had the suit, he had the shooters, he had the power but he wasn’t what Spider-Man truly is until this.
I don’t care what people say about the amazing Spider-Man but I loved it
@Joshua De Vries me too
you're dp persion is best hero for me and them Spider-Man
Andrew Garfield is an underrated actor
Great scene. This is what made Peter go from vengeance to Spider-man.
Definitely what you call great responsibility
I love this suit because it looks like it's unfinished. There's a little bit of webbing in the suit and it has a diy kind of thing going on.
and it looks realistic, homemade. Raimi's spiderman suit was way too flashy, even though a great suit design wise.
“Unfinished “ I died 🤣🤣🤣
I swear I hate when these Spider-Man videos have more than a thousand dislikes when people just don’t see the good that are still in these movies
I read the title as The Amazing Spider-Man saved by Spider-Man.
Hahahaha me too
That is what it says
Maybe Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man save Andrew Garfield as The Amazing Spider-Man LMAO
Schmidty030 Saved by Tobey Maguire haha
there are two spidermen right
Almost 10 years later and I still get tearful when I watch this scene
so do I, right at 2:47 and on
The most moving and dramatic moment of all the Spider-Man films! The moment the father hugs his child and the lens focuses on Peter, it is impossible to look at him without tears. The scene reads: you are the same child who needs the love and care of a loved one.
Yo lo miro mas bien como Peter descubriendo su responsabilidad, el nacimiento de este spiderman porque en esa película hasta entonces sólo buscaba al asesino de su tío.
@@DAN-bi2vu I think what you wrote was already in the scene when he argued with his girlfriend's father over the evening dinner. Then the police chief, himself, not suspecting who Peter really was, revealed to him the true motives of his actions, explaining the difference between justice and a desire for revenge.
To be honest this spider man had the best design out of all 3 of the iterations of Spider-Man
That is just not true, he has piss eyes
@SUSSY BAKA True but he was talking about this movie not the second one
He even fights like a spider as well similar movement as one
@@Masonia_ the "piss eyes" were taken from glasses dude- TASM was meant to be realistic. No bulky suits, no high tech suits. Just more possible and realistic-
This is what makes Spiderman everyone's favourite not by saying mr stark everytime and being someone's sidekick
This is literally the most accurate thing I have ever read
@@itsbelayyyy The new Spider-Man... I mean, come on, really? "But I'm nothing without this suit!" Is that really how pathetic you're gonna make him?
@@stnorocwzo ikr
@@castrovr8083 Something that both Spider-Men before him did on a daily basis, fight crimes without tech, purely their skill as a spiderman.
@@stnorocwzo Here's the thing about The MCU's Spider-Man. He exists in the MCU. Before he was just a boy with powers stopping muggers and saving people from crashes with a suit he made with his low budget. But then Stark found him and gave him a better suit and it felt good, he felt like a real hero. Because Spider-Man has always had confidence issues. And Spider-Man at the end defeated Vulture without the suit, which yeah, the other two Spider-Men have done. But this was Homecoming Peter's first time in a fight without the suit Tony gave him. Which was the whole point of the movie, to show to Peter that he was Spider-Man. I mean it had that great scene where he was buried under the rubble.
Also Tom Holland does most of his own stunts. More than Toby and Andrew did.
I like how other spidermen dont want to reveal their identity but andrews will risk hes whole life to save a kid
Spider-man 2 train scene.
@@Didiworldbingchilling. He didn’t do that willingly though.
This is the moment he understood what “Great power, and great responsibility” truly means
Whoever came up with the idea of that scene was a genius, it illustrated how powerful Spider-Man's will can be and how smart he is, too bad this underrated Amazing Spiderman wasn't a trilogy like Maguire's
Imagine a version of this but jack is miles morales
Kid: HELP!
Spiderman: *shows his real face"
Kid: hey.....
Amazing
Frick yes
Feel like it would've distracted from the point, took away the risking his identity for a single, random life and replaced by fan service and cinematic universe teasing (which was one of the downfalls of the second movie)
@@bagelbramble7335 if you look at it that way, but Miles is just a normal kid, thats what made him (and Spider Man as a whole) great, they were just normal people, besides most of the audience whouldnt have known him at that time, Miles isnt exactly one of the most popular Marvel characters, in fact most of the people i knew never even heard of Miles until Into the Spider Verse came out
That’s the most emotional “ Spider-Man “ from the whole movie series . 2:40 - 2:55 I can feel his sadness even his face is hidden under the mask .
They should invite Andrew to join MCU , although I like Tom Holland as well .
Looks like someone heard your wish... No way home's gonna feature him and tobey and Tom !!!!!!!!
@@reetajha6825 Sorry but its not:(
@@FearAwaits just wait and see sweetheart
@@notBrocker okk i hope it happens
@@FearAwaits it is 😂 it’s it’s pretty much confirmed at this point
What I love about this scene is that Peter realizes that innocent people are dying and stops his search of Uncle Ben’s killer, decides to become the hero, not someone with vendetta.
Especially, it’s shown where he sits and looks at his mask for a while
2:20
In Spideys head : *Phew, I saved my mask*
LMAO THIS COMMENT IS HELLA UNDERRATED
gotta say, this scene and its music was awesome and kinda heart touching. It really showed the hero in spidey
Biggie Cheese omg biggie cheese I'm ur biggest fan
It's amazing how a simple mask can make you think you can achieve anything... the kid, hiding his fear, believed in himself and did it.
The way he says “I’m Spider-Man” still gets me. Like he’s realizing he can actually do this superhero thing and also a little nervous that he has an identity now. Beautiful scene.
oh yeah, I just LOVE it :')
I never knew what was up with Garfield and catching falling people by webbing there chest
I mean at some point your gonna break somebody's neeeeeee......oh nvm
Lol
Tony Montana dude this made me laugh so much !! 😂😂😂😂
Tony Montana
God damn it, is this sh*t turning into a joke now 😂😂😂
Well actually gwen hit her head
@@esmeraldarose3839 no she gave peter head in the car its a deleted scene
amazing andrew garfield
@@demygreen9280 So the kid wouldn't freak out like its a stranger. Common sense bro.
@@slightlywarmribena8171 ikr
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This scene where he becomes Spider-Man was really sad 😭😭😭2:28 where he becomes a real hero, when he wished for something that everyone should have even his voice when he says "Spider-Man" was a voice of someone crying
I love how andrews Spider-Man is like a dad/older brother to kids it’s really heartwarming
Andrew Garfield was the best Spider-Man.....Hands Down
I prefer this over Spider-Man Avengers any day. This was more genuine. Even when the Father asked “Who are you ?”
“I’m Spider-Man”
It’s deeper and more emotional. Today they would’ve made that into a joke somehow.
i agree
They sort of did.
“Hey! You’re the spider guy on UA-cam!”
“Call me Spider-Man!”
“Alright Spider-Man! Hey, do a flip!”
*flips*
“Yeah!”
"Who are you?" "He's night monkey dad"
It would be a lot better if he said "I'm just your friendly neighborhood spiderman"
@@realiascailt Eh… I think it would’ve ruined the moment
When Peter sticks his hand on the glass and the rips the window off. Love those little details. His hands and feet sticking can be used for more than wall crawling
This is the best scene in the entire movie honestly. Also the most emotional
Andrews spider-man was so under-rated. I'm pretty sure he's my favorite. I'mma go rewatch both tasm1 and 2 . Wish they didn't cancel Andrews films.
Am i the only one who thinks that the only reason andrew's movies and spider man were so hated was bc people loved tobey's and wanted a spider man 4, creating on most people a bias against TASM? So they ended up ready to hate it a priori. Scenes like this, like the crane scene, the drama between gwen and peter and his promise to her dad... the dramas were so well made. And much of the complaints were about stuff that the TM trilogy also had done and nobody gave an S
@@vitormenezesdemattos967 yeah I re-watched this movie recently and it was much better than I remember. Andrew's acting was also very good.
Dumm
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This scene shows how much Spider-Man cares about people he needs to save
Rainbow sus
If just Garfield in the Avengers. Hmm..
It would be interesting to see. I really can't imagine seeing Garfield interacting w like Downey Jr and Chris Hemworth/Evans. It would be interesting no doubt.
Tony: hey kid, you want this iron suit?
Andrew spidey: nah, i'm good :D
2:13
Pissicist ha
As much as I like this scene where Peter Parker as Spider-Man saves Jack, I like it even more when Jack’s father, Bill, helps Spider-Man out by lining up the construction beams for him in parallel order for him to go to the tower to put the antidote to reverse Curt Connors’ mutation form of Lizard Man.
This scene might be one of the best Spider-Man things ever it sounds like Peter is crying under his mask realizing he’s never gonna have a moment like that again but it’s also what motivates him to be Spider-Man so no one else will have to go through the pain he goes through
Andrew was a damn good spider man it’s a shame they never made the amazing spider man 3
Honestly these movies had many great scenes. I just with the actual story line was better. That and I wish Garfield's portrayal of Parker was more nerdier rather than the smart hipster kid. He made a perfect Spiderman though with his wit and sarcasm. The chemistry between him and Emma Stone is also just great.
Tom cries to a wizard when he gets his identity revealed
Andrew:
Tobey:
To be fair, Tobey and Andrew weren't revealed to the entire world.
The music is other wordly. Just gives me very good vibes.
1:20 this is why I love this spiderman.
@Folande Kalan I love spider man
He was literally the best Spiderman ever
How can people hate this movie💀it's was so good
Tobey and andrew will always have the charm of being spiderman and a sense of responsibility from peter parker as a humble person. Not some some kid who mess up things a lot in the mcu
This scene has so much emotional power to it, the way Peter looks at them, remembering his childhood with his father and understanding the true responsibility of being a hero: helping innocent people and making them happy. And the way the great music just blends in so well, spicing things up. You never got to see his true emotions behind the mask but you literally feel how satisfying it is to help those who are in need. The way he gave his mask to the kid to let him know that he's just a regular guy and like in the comics, wearing a suit and putting on a mask does indeed make Peter feel stronger and more confident.
This scene is one of the reasons why Garfield's Spiderman is the best one
Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man
1:40 me on a hard math question
This is when he became spider man this why I like Andrew more than Tom Holland even though he’s good still doesn’t compare to Toby or Andrew, Marc Webb’s Spider-Man is so underrated
To this day he's still my favourite Spiderman
I love Tobey, him, and Tom all extremely, but I gotta say in terms of pure 'Spider-Man factor', this scene beats the train scene by just a hair. This is one of the most Spider-Man things ever put to film
Love how peter was calm during this tense moment 💗💗