This scene is so poetic, showing someone both mentally and physically pulling themself together. No dialogue is needed which made this scene so powerful and all the more beautiful.
My favorite element of this is that you can tell just how exhausting it is to even be a basic human shape, how taxing it is to literally will himself back from obliteration. But when he sees his daughter's picture, he can turn himself into a force of nature through sheer willpower. Brilliant.
@@haja. pretty sure they just couldn't have him on set, hence his sandy form. it would've been more convenient for him to not hold his human form while fighting. always assumed his body just maintains it... but it was unarguably hard the first time he transformed
The ability to describe a whole character, his desire, motivation, struggles and temper in just one scene, in 3 minutes, using 0 words, is what makes you a good director. This is what cinema is, love it.
The desire, motivation, strugles and temper has nothing to do with CG. In real life it can be even more heartbreaking, situations like the daughter of sandman.
You can tell Raimi didn’t want Venom in the movie. Venom and the symbiote story changes the movies tone a lot and this scene very much shows you that Raimi wanted the focus to be on the Sandman
The Symbiote alone could have worked. They could have had it that Spiderman gets rid of it right before the last fight and then the last scene of the movie Brock gets it, setting up the next movie.
@@RequiemPoete that is true but Sony wanted venom in Spider-Man 3 so if Raimi pitched that idea to Sony they wouldn’t allow it cause they wanted Spider-Mans top 3 big villains to start the trilogy that would lead to more installments and while Sandman is memorable he’s not as popular as those three
@RequiemPoete I had this exact same thought. Venom is a character that deserves a full film as the proper antagonist. I also like the idea of getting a full movie where Peter wears the black suit, without having to get rid of it before the final act. Hell, taking the suit off could’ve BEEN the final act. I can’t help but think of the possibilities there could’ve been had the studio not pushed for Venom so early, or at all. I know Raimi doesn’t like the character, but I think he still could’ve done a magnificent job with him if he had the proper time to do so.
I watched this movie with my Dad and when this scene came in, he said: "That's just a Man trying to keep it together" I didn't put much thought on this words when he said them back then. I was fascinated by how amazing this scene was and watching it again now just hits different.
This beautiful scene is one of the reasons I still remember this movie for. This movie is also shows that a good movie can survive a bad soundtrack, but even the best of soundtracks cannot save a movie.
2:02 I’ve never seen more expression from the most minimal of faces before. Without words, the slight frowning conveys sadness, regret, even frustration and determination. This small detail of a shot added so much. When he can’t pick up his daughters locket we see the pain he feels, in tiny grains of sand
Its scenes like this mixed with the music that makes me think: what if in a alternative universe, sandman is instead a hero? I sure would love to hear this complete heroic sounding version of his theme.
This is the most oddly beautiful and heart breaking scene in any (if not all) marvel movies. Just seeing the guy trying to form himself and falling apart and watching him try to grab that locket just.. damn.. brings tears to my eyes everytime..
Nitro rock zemfertron makes you wonder what could the movie had been if Sandman was just the villain. I would have loved to see Peters conflicting emotions through the movie finding out the Flint was the real killer. If could go back and time to make a movie turn out amazing in its production, it would be this movie.
And the music just elevates the storytelling of Flint in this scene: From a grieving and sympathetic piano, telling his caring and loving motivation of being a father, to blaring horns that reminds us that he is a father that will do ANYTHING to save his daughter, even if he's considered a threat to the city.
Really enjoy how they showed every reaction without a single word. Just using the music and expressions to illustrate how Flint changed and realized that wasn't what was important to him.
I absolutely love this scene and everything about it. Not the best actor, but the villain they created in this movie was 10/10 fantastic. The music, the effects, the believability, it’s all perfect.
Fun fact: the reason the movie released in 2007 instead of 2006 is because the VFX crew needed an additional year to develop the cgi for Sandman and make it look real. So much love went into the trilogy its a shame Sony had to ruin this film.
@@jayvonrichards1169 Despite the shortcomings though, it's still a great sendoff to arguably the best Spider-man trilogy of all time.. I loved this film with all it's flaws.
@@TravisTouchdown4Smash there's something I've wanted to know , what would have happened to the symbiote and black suit spidey if venom wasnt in the movie?
@@ramilovestoedge I think Venom almost fits the story, if they had more time like 3 hours movie like Endgame. There is some hidden cut scenes out there that could make the movie better. The problem with this movie was that everything was happening very fast.
I don't care what anyone says, this is definitely one of the best villain introductions ever! I remember when I first watched this film in theaters this scene got a thunderous applause.
This scene really shows he’s not a villain he’s a broken man having gone through trauma. Sure he’s Peters nemesis but the moment with the locket reminds us there’s good in him
I remember seeing this in the theatre and being blown away by it. I couldn't get it out of my head for the rest of the movie. All I could think about that week was this beatiful scene.
@TheTrueGamer66 You're right. The actual uncut version of Spider-Man 3 has a lenght of 3 hours, but because of Sony, the movie was rushed and we will never see those deleted scenes. Some of them were even filmed and just needed post-production.
I saw this in the theatre back in the day, I loved the movie when I first saw it and this scene was one of the reasons why I enjoyed it was just blown away by the emotion, the music and the great cgi effects
This scene is extremely powerful to me. A man broken into a million pieces trying to dig himself out of the literal and metaphorical whole he put himself in. Maybe I think to much but sheeesh.
Whenever I watched this movie as a kid, Sandman was the first villain I had ever seen that you actually felt for. He was very human and was played so well dude.
@@eyebrawlfan5201 It made the movie even better. But people like you don't have faith in your own opinions. You are speaking the language of critics of that time. You don't have your opinion
If this were made today it would probably include an inner monologue of him saying: "Oh man, I really need to concentrate in order to pick up that locket."
It’s like a baby’s will and determination to adapt to their environment. Flint got so angry that he couldn’t pick up his locket so he adapted and grew solid limbs to gently pick it back up. That’s what it means by Flint Marko’s Rebirth. Beautiful scene.
This "scene" would be an award-winning short film... I love how the first 2 minutes are an unbroken take, with the first cut being a shot of Sandman and the locket of the picture of his daughter 1:47
imagine how great the story for sandman could’ve been had it just focused on him and complications with harry now i can understand why they had a third villain and maybe it was to maintain sandman’s innocence in a sense because thats what made him so good in this film he is probably the most justifiable villain in any superhero movie ever made and it would’ve been hard to maintain that feeling in the film without a third villain but if they could’ve pull that off oh man Spiderman 3 had dark knight potential
It's hard to explain but this is what it feels like to wake up from a coma after a head injury. It was so hard for me to conceptualize myself as a being, responding to people, and when I was fully formed I was different. But my loves and passions are the same. This is a beautiful scene and I've remembered it despite my bad memory loss since my head injury. It hits different now c:
2:03 This scene fucked me up emotionally as a kid for reasons I don’t know how to explain. This expression, and this specific scene alone deserves an Oscar. The way they animated Sandman’s facial expressions was so hauntingly poignant, gut wrenching yet amazingly executed. He doesn’t say a word but the audience understands he’s just a broken father who genuinely loves his daughter, and not the typical villain. You feel instant sympathy for his character. I saw this scene over ten years ago in the cinema as a kid and ten years later this specific scene still stuck with me.
Same here. I remembered bits and pieces as a kid of the movie, but this scene always stuck with me. I would just cry and not completely understand why. After watching the movie over several more times I still tear up..
this scene did not F me up emotionally, but it did stick with me. Favorite scene of the trilogy and maybe in all of cinema, I remember this being the first movie scene to legit give me chills.
1:48 this scene really had me invested as a kid, though no words were spoken, sandmans actions and physical expressions spoke louder and seeing his hand disperse after trying to grab the locket of his daughter, and the determination he had to keep going all for her was just beautiful. And not to mention the inspiring score from determination and effort to make things right by his daughter, but the impending destructive power of his newly founded abilities.
Sandman, physically, looked up to God. He was confused, but he shut up and listened for the answer. He tuned into God... and he was shown the answer!! Sadly, the man took his blessing, thought himself the victor, and became self-righteous. He could've just stood up... and gotten a job - or, at least, not hurt others.
@@eliaustin3745 he’s a convicted criminal wanted not only for robbery, and escaping of prison, but also murder, no one would hire him at this point in time, adding as well his daughter’s not on good enough to wait for the amount needed from them pay checks so this was the quickest way to get the money needed. Besides, when he’s robbing the van you see the security and everyone are all fine, trapped but still, and Flint made sure he left the top of their noses out to breath, might have hurt them but hey better than killing them.
It’s crazy how sandman isn’t even a BAD guy. He’s just a guy who had a criminal record (for obvious reasons) and is trying to do whatever it takes to save his daughter. Older me really has a different perspective on him
The fact that he tried to will himself into shape, failed a few times and then when he saw his pendant he willed his hand to form to pick it up. Sheer willpower because of a loved one. Great story telling.
The sign of an excellent villain is one that you can sympathize with and fully understand where they come from and even perhaps agree with the points they might make, and see that they do what they are doing because in their eyes it's the right thing to do even if many do not agree with them. It's good complexity.
You won’t find scenes this artistically gorgeous and poetic in modern superhero films. Scenes like this one are why I hold the Raimi trilogy so close to my heart
Most modern movies aren't made with this level of passion and pure creative genius. Some do still have that like Guardians 3 and ATSV, but it's sad that movies are made on a factory line instead of the passion to create something special
Stuff like this going away is why the industry is dying. Movies like Oppenheimer and (oddly enough) Barbie did well because they have genuine artists with a vision behind the wheel.
@@lexc1560The same goes for the Batman(2022). Matt Reeves said that if he didn’t get full creative control he would leave the film. There’s too many Hollywood films made that are made today for the sole purpose of money and not passion. The films are pushed out with very minimal or a rushed effort to meet with what studios want nowadays and it’s sad.
I mean this film was also massively meddled with by producers. Raimi basically left superhero stuff afterwards because he was forced to include Venom, which is why in this movie Venom is so terribly handled
we watched this on the cinema when I was a little kid I was tearing up and got goosebumps. Up until now I still get goosebumps watching this scene, truly is a masterpiece.
And kind of New Goblin, but I don't consider him a villain, even though he ruined Peter & MJ's relationship. And plus, he gets killed the same way his dad does in the end.
Okay, what I noticed is that many people love the everlasting SHIT out of Alfred as Doc Ock, and rightfully so. Thomas Haden Church, though, as Flint Marko/Sandman is quite underrated, his character is extremely well done, and as a whole, his performance is something that really, REALLY gets you emotional. I dunno, I think both he and Alfred Molina deserve praise, they're both amazing, so somewhat like that.
I think Thomas gets overshadowed a little by all the other things going on in the movie which is very unfortunate. The movie could’ve been amazing if Venom wasn’t in it if it just focused on him
Becuz Alfred and Willem were Solo villains of SM 1& 2 . While Sandman had to share screen time with Venom. It doesn't matter People Love Sandman though . People hate Goblin for being Evil but People are sympathetic towards Sandman .
@@zzskyninjazz1821 Raimi originally wanted sandman to be the only villain. he wrote a lot of the scenes with just sandman in mind, which is why this scene exists. but the studio wanted more fan favorite characters in he movie, forcing him to fit venom and green goblin 2.0 in the movie.
This scene is absolutely breathtaking. There’s so much great CGI, breathtaking, orchestral music and relatable, raw emotion. It’s absolutely fantastic and I tear up any time I see it.
The way such intense emotion is expressed on a cgi face of SAND. SAND FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. This scene is perfect. The music, the absence of dialogue, the way we see sandman’s burn of sadness and irreparable change. Raimi is a genius.
Sandman is a true example as a father, because even though he is almost defeated,he still stands up and continues to fight for his daughter, like a true father.
@@Jayy_Trainn did he not murder? and did he not nearly kill Spider-Man too? Ya you can explain why he did it but that doesn’t stop him from being a murderer
The problem with Venom was is that he became such a popular character during that time which explains why he was forced into the movie and Sam Raimi didn’t know anything about him so it’s understandable to see that he didn’t want to include a Villain that he barely knew which is why he never wanted him at all in the first place and Sony had to ruined Raimi’s vision for Spider-Man 3. And by looking at this scene here Raimi was going for Sandman as the main focus, he also wanted to conclude with Harry Osborn’s story with his plan for revenge towards Peter thinking that he killed his father
@@jamesamick2945 and black cat was going to be in one and all of the villains that were going to team up to try to stop spiderman at the end of spiderman trilogy ;)
You know, from what I heard, Sandman was the one villain Raimi absolutely wanted in this movie and was the most invested into. .... It shows. That scene is beautiful.
Yeah Rami wanted Sandman and Harry to be the only 2 big bad’s, but the executives of Sony said “hey Venom’s neat how about we put Venom in this film.” Now Rami hates Venom as a character and tried to refuse the inclusion but obviously lost. You can see just how little Rami wanted Venom in the movie and hated doing things with him because Eddie Brock isn’t that weight lifter reporter, and all the worst scenes involved either the Symbiote or Venom. There’s a few good scenes but tell me you couldn’t see Peter angry that the police force would hide Ben’s true killer for so long, and him seeing Flint wouldn’t reopen the wound resulting in a similar scene that we got with or without the black suit.
all these years later and i still cannot pin down to a certainty the exact moment the CGI completely gives way to Thomas Church and the actual set and practical affects, this film came out in 2007 and there are still films released in the 2010s and 2020s who fall flat on their face in this regard, its unbelievably impressive to me
Fun fact: The director of this Spiderman trilogy wanted to focus more on the humane side of Spiderman and the villians without venom (venom was supposed to be in the 4th) but sony said no
and that was a big mistake, imagine the money they can milk out of Spider man 4 if they set it up in this movie properly, the hype when venom is gonna be introduced
Originally Sam Raimi didn't want Venom period, not even in Spider-Man 4. The guy used to hate Venom with a passion. Avi Arad talked him into having Venom in this, and it made sense in retrospect, as the symbiote, like in the Spider-Man Animated Series in 1995, made Peter arrogant and angry beyond reason. Part of being humane is overcoming the emotions that poison a person's personality, like the desire for revenge.
They should have put more focus on him with spider man still with the venom suit. I personally think it would have been a nice set up for Spider-Man 4 with him ditching the suit and end credits showing it attaching to Eddie while he was praying. I think Spider-Man 3 was rushed with the venom part but the sandman parts were expertly made. Or at least good in this movie as he was the original main focus
Most people agree that he was the highlight. It's really unfortunate that he wasn't the focus, there was plenty of potential to explore him for this movie on its own, but venom being included really mucks everything up.
When I realized the background music also sync with the character well. Unlike other villains with rock and cool music, Sandman's background music was a sad and sympathetic one. You can feel that all he want is just to cure his daughter and nothing else matters
Whomever watched this back on 2007, saw an incredible scene yet to be witnessed ever! The animation was breathtaking! although we're on 2021, this scene still looks awesome.
Show this scene to anyone who things Sam Raimi can only do bombastic over-the-top silliness or gore. This is art. Beautiful, stirring. The score, the camera movement, everything about it tells a story. You get tragedy and triumph. You get love, determination, and a glimpse of anger. This scene made me care about Sandman in a way that decades of comics never had. This one scene.
1:50 what a great analogy for Flints life and character. Watching his daughter from a distance, unable to reach her through gentle means, but when she becomes his only reason to live, he is able to take action and accomplish his goal. Not through virtue, but sheer force of will.
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I’ve always found it motivational when Sandman chooses to stand after looking at the picture of his daughter. That reminder for the things we choose to fight for in the end is beautifully portrayed here.
Who said he was a villain? Hes a victim of a cruel society that forces individuals that don't understand the system becuase of how compartmentalized it is as far as information, he was the good guy in this film, because it wasn't just him he lived for, it was his daughter ya kno
Like Mr. Freeze, Marko’s biology was altered and is motivated to save someone he loves who is terminally ill. Like Freeze, he commits crimes to achieve his goal.
So what would you do in his state? I would do the same. Sandman learned in a short period of time. That with great power comes great responsibility. When he flew off after he spoke with peter he knew. I learned something from that.
This is the best scene in the whole movie. The musical score is so haunting, yet peaceful at the same time. I remember seeing this in theaters and almost straight up ugly crying at 1:43 - him trying so hard to pick up his daughters keychain but being unable to because he’s still trying to adjust to his new form. So heartbreaking and sad. Such an incredible scene!
Christopher Young is an amazing composer. This was his very first music composing for a superhero movie (he does mostly horror films) and he absolutely nailed it!
Not gonna lie. I buried myself in the sandpit I had in the backyard when I was a kid because of this scene, thinking I'd get sand powers. "You know I'm something of a scientist myself"
@@asdfihnfaiuwbnf In the Star Wars II, Anakin tells Padme that he hates sands, he says it’s rough and course and it gets everywhere, meanwhile sandman is made of well... sand
2:00 Saddest moment. You can see the pain and the fear in his eyes. He's scared he can't reach his only link to his daughter and this fear increase his pain strongly.
You’re surprised that one of the most Un-ironically good scenes in a super hero movie is in the same movie as probably the best ironically good scene in any super hero movie. Get used to Sam rami my friend
Literal, genuine, actual perfection. Say what you want about the rest of the film. This scene, 100 percent perfect. The visuals, the music, the storytelling, cinema at its finest.
I love how Sandman begins to gain better control of his new found power when he grasps the locket with the picture of his daughter in it. His daughter gives him the strength he needs!
It looks like a boy. Was there sum cgi error or? Cuz i don’t remember his daughter losing her hair so im confused if that pic is like his son he first lost and now hes gotta protect his daughter
@@Matos294 lol i didnt see she had short hair i forgot about that i thought she was just bald. Anyway she may have lost her hair bc of treatment and her hair grew again.
I hate to be "that" guy but I feel like Sandman's creation has to do with the metaphysical. He LIVES because of drive to provide for his daughter's medication. It's seen in how his fingers physically FORM as he reaches for the picture.
@@internetdinosaur8810 Well, being made of sand is impossible in a scientific sense. So yes, it must be his spirit linked to the sand and controlling it.
The moment at 1:37 where he looks up to the sky, realising what he's become? Loved the little cascade in the front of him - his heart both metaphorically and literally falling out of his chest at the revelation.
I still don't get why people were so against this sandman. His character was 3 dimentional, the actor did a good job and he really looked the part. Honestly I liked him more then Venom/Brock
To me, Sandman never gave up, and that's why he is perfect in the movie. No matter what, he became sand, he fell a couple times, struggled and still got up. Sandman was PERFECT in this movie.
CGI has never been more emotional than this one. Peak directory right there. Birth of a villain, how he learnt to use his powers, what is his motivation, what is his fear and needs... Everything we need to know is shown without a single dialogue.
@@thekingofla1204 Having Eddie turning into evil, Harry's fall/redemption arc, Flint's redemption arc, and Peter's fall arc was too much for the movie to cover. Sony wanted a shitload of fanservice. Raimi did good with the cards he was dealt, but frankly, it wasn't enough...
This scene defines beautiful visual storytelling. no talking, no grunting just a man trying to put himself back together. this is one of the best scenes in the entire series in my opinion.
These kinds of scenes are the one thing missing from the MCU Spiderman films, that's why the Raimi trilogy will always be supreme in my eyes. The raw emotion portrayed with no words with Raimi at his best was some of the most unbelievable cinema of the decade.
@@ascendedsavage7040 Not always, it just depends on if you've gotten the audience invested into the characters. "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" and "the Iron Giant" (not a comedy, but it is a generally fun film that makes me a bit emotional in the latter half).
It’s amazing what a single moment to breathe can do for a movie. No jokes, no blaring climactic music, no intense action, just a slow moment to breathe and take in what’s happening. That’s why I liked [SPOILERS] in No Way Home, felt like the first time I’ve ever been able to breathe in an MCU movie
Rewatching this scene again i honestly feel so many emotions without any dialogue. It's one of the more masterful birth's of a villain i've ever seen in the series. He's turned into sand and slowly reforming himself and the thoughts of helping his daughter somehow create a connection that sustains him enough to regain his form. It's honestly amazing, if the third spiderman movie had just been about SandMan and Harry maybe the movie would have been better. Or maybe just focus on SandMan and Spider-Man's gripe with him. I think without Venom the film would have been much better. Hell Sandman is such a noble villain that he probably could have gotten his own spin off somehow!
Venom wasn't even supposed to be in the movie. It was supposed to be a story of forgiveness- Peter forgives Sandman and Harry forgives Peter. However, due to popularity, Sony ended up forcing Raimi to add Venom into the movie and make that the primary focus, explaining why it's handled poorly. Due in part to greed and, indeed, in part due to us fans for demanding Venom be included.
This. This is why Sandman was my favorite character. In all media he’s in, he was never shown as a truly “bad guy”. He never willingly hurt anyone, unless it was self defense, always tried to understand others, and even helped Peter. He may be made of sand, but he has a heart of gold.
0:31 the visuals from here on are absolutely stunning. The theming portrayed through the shifting shapes is insane. You can clearly see a human hand and vaguely human shapes, then it sort of becomes just lumps and bumps with an organic feel to them. Then it gets up and it's a man. A man trying to hold himself together, still missing pieces and chunks. Then he falls apart, his new life hard to adjust to, then he tries again, trying to understand what he's become. As soon as he sees his daughter though, he's bound together and his fatherly drive holds him and keeps him going. Powerful levels of emotion in this. Just wow.
This scene is so poetic, showing someone both mentally and physically pulling themself together. No dialogue is needed which made this scene so powerful and all the more beautiful.
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@@SpaceClord great pfp
@@aurum316 wrong
My favorite element of this is that you can tell just how exhausting it is to even be a basic human shape, how taxing it is to literally will himself back from obliteration.
But when he sees his daughter's picture, he can turn himself into a force of nature through sheer willpower. Brilliant.
Never considered how exhausting it must be for him to hold a human form
@@pain2573 exhausting enough for him to not being able to hold it anymore in no way home
@@haja. pretty sure they just couldn't have him on set, hence his sandy form.
it would've been more convenient for him to not hold his human form while fighting.
always assumed his body just maintains it... but it was unarguably hard the first time he transformed
@@morgan0__o why wont you use you imagination
@@morgan0__o yep they couldnt, so they made it that sandman's sandy stuff was killing him so it could explain why hes always in that form
“I’m not asking you to forgive me, I just want you to understand.” That quote perfectly encapsulates this scene.
So true
@Trush Tucker It probably makes him or her happy.
@Trush Tucker You want forgiveness? Get religion.
@Trush Tucker EVERYTHING!
I forgive you...
The ability to describe a whole character, his desire, motivation, struggles and temper in just one scene, in 3 minutes, using 0 words, is what makes you a good director. This is what cinema is, love it.
CG can be powerful when given time and love.
The desire, motivation, strugles and temper has nothing to do with CG. In real life it can be even more heartbreaking, situations like the daughter of sandman.
Dá pra notar claramente o que foi ideia do diretor e o que teve a interferência da Sony.
Yes
Encaspulated perfectly. This is why people love films
You can tell Raimi didn’t want Venom in the movie. Venom and the symbiote story changes the movies tone a lot and this scene very much shows you that Raimi wanted the focus to be on the Sandman
It’s a shame that Sony forced Raimi to add in venom
The Symbiote alone could have worked. They could have had it that Spiderman gets rid of it right before the last fight and then the last scene of the movie Brock gets it, setting up the next movie.
@@RequiemPoete that is true but Sony wanted venom in Spider-Man 3 so if Raimi pitched that idea to Sony they wouldn’t allow it cause they wanted Spider-Mans top 3 big villains to start the trilogy that would lead to more installments and while Sandman is memorable he’s not as popular as those three
@@JokerVoorhees13 True, but this hypothetical movie probably would have done with Sandman what BtAS did with Freeze.
@RequiemPoete I had this exact same thought. Venom is a character that deserves a full film as the proper antagonist. I also like the idea of getting a full movie where Peter wears the black suit, without having to get rid of it before the final act. Hell, taking the suit off could’ve BEEN the final act. I can’t help but think of the possibilities there could’ve been had the studio not pushed for Venom so early, or at all. I know Raimi doesn’t like the character, but I think he still could’ve done a magnificent job with him if he had the proper time to do so.
I watched this movie with my Dad and when this scene came in, he said:
"That's just a Man trying to keep it together"
I didn't put much thought on this words when he said them back then.
I was fascinated by how amazing this scene was and watching it again now just hits different.
Typical based dad; with pure dad joke energy.
Amazing
Both you and your dad's vocabulary are so limited like your typical American it's laughable
@@jhinabloomingflower807 guess you didn't have a dad
@@jhinabloomingflower807 Jhin Main cringe
This is a prime example. Of how music completely elevates a scene. Especially from 2:30 onwards. Don't take film composers for granted.
100%, as an artist I highly respect composers! I just love them so much :D
02:30 it sounds so heroic and felt like a revival of hero, until 02:49 hits and basically said
"Ahem, this is the villain btw"
@@ShatteredGlass916 exactly lmaoooo
@@ShatteredGlass916 Beautiful.
This beautiful scene is one of the reasons I still remember this movie for. This movie is also shows that a good movie can survive a bad soundtrack, but even the best of soundtracks cannot save a movie.
This is probably one of the greatest examples of "Show, don't tell" in cinema
The composition, scene shots, CGI, everything here is perfect
2:02 I’ve never seen more expression from the most minimal of faces before. Without words, the slight frowning conveys sadness, regret, even frustration and determination. This small detail of a shot added so much.
When he can’t pick up his daughters locket we see the pain he feels, in tiny grains of sand
Its scenes like this mixed with the music that makes me think: what if in a alternative universe, sandman is instead a hero? I sure would love to hear this complete heroic sounding version of his theme.
they made it obvious that it pained him deeply, considering him clenching his eyes made a sound
Frr
Bro as an adult now i feel that face soo much and for me it evoked more frustration than sadness but prolly both
This is the most oddly beautiful and heart breaking scene in any (if not all) marvel movies. Just seeing the guy trying to form himself and falling apart and watching him try to grab that locket just.. damn.. brings tears to my eyes everytime..
Nitro rock zemfertron makes you wonder what could the movie had been if Sandman was just the villain. I would have loved to see Peters conflicting emotions through the movie finding out the Flint was the real killer. If could go back and time to make a movie turn out amazing in its production, it would be this movie.
I know same
You have to see the sandman deleted scene from Spiderman 3. I cannot fathom why they took it out
this was not made by marvel even though they own the franchise
@JustAnDoofyAsian animates it is marvel. Just not a part of mcu
And the music just elevates the storytelling of Flint in this scene:
From a grieving and sympathetic piano, telling his caring and loving motivation of being a father, to blaring horns that reminds us that he is a father that will do ANYTHING to save his daughter, even if he's considered a threat to the city.
The scene is almost nothing without the sound effects of the sand, too. Turn down the audio and it loses 80% of the quality.
@@darrennew8211 same if it's only just the music. They just works beautifully together.
@@darrennew8211 can't make a sandwich without the insides
@Chillipeffer ..But also can't make a sandwich without the outsides (bread.)
People dunk on spiderman 3 but this is easily the best scene of the entire trilogy
spiderman 2 train scene is on line 2
I personally kinda love Spiderman 3. Flaws and all
@@thejaded same here man
The worst part in Spiderman 3 was Topher grace.
@@SkyExplosion yep, bad actor and bad character
It becomes incredibly clear as you watch the movie which villain did Raimi wanted to put in and which was put in by the studio
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He wanted to put in venom but sandman was forced in right?
@@haunter1714 Other way around
@@midkhatsatdanov8421 yep. So sad 😞 still a good movie imo
He want harry and sandman to be the villan without venom in here the movie would of been great if they stuck with that.
Really enjoy how they showed every reaction without a single word. Just using the music and expressions to illustrate how Flint changed and realized that wasn't what was important to him.
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I love how people still come to revisit this amazing scene.
This and Dr Manhattans birth are just perfect.
It's the best scene in the movie
@@l0sts0ul89 yes!
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I absolutely love this scene and everything about it. Not the best actor, but the villain they created in this movie was 10/10 fantastic. The music, the effects, the believability, it’s all perfect.
14 years later and the CGI in this scene still holds up and looks soo good
Fun fact: the reason the movie released in 2007 instead of 2006 is because the VFX crew needed an additional year to develop the cgi for Sandman and make it look real. So much love went into the trilogy its a shame Sony had to ruin this film.
@EZ Gaming by forcing venom in even though he aint fit the theme of the movie
@@jayvonrichards1169 Despite the shortcomings though, it's still a great sendoff to arguably the best Spider-man trilogy of all time.. I loved this film with all it's flaws.
@@TravisTouchdown4Smash there's something I've wanted to know , what would have happened to the symbiote and black suit spidey if venom wasnt in the movie?
@@ramilovestoedge I think Venom almost fits the story, if they had more time like 3 hours movie like Endgame. There is some hidden cut scenes out there that could make the movie better. The problem with this movie was that everything was happening very fast.
Storytelling. Just.. that. An AMAZING scene!
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This Spider-man trilogy was a comic
the man was here 11 hours ago..
agree
Kishin? What are you doing here
Just looking at his daughter's photo immediately gave him the motivation to form his body made of sand. He's got will.
The power of the will ua-cam.com/video/9ExCG1GJku4/v-deo.html
ur name tho 🤣🤣🤣
@@maryamsiigh what is so funny
@@roskcity "alan walkman" sounds like a funny version of alan walker
@@maryamsiigh yup
I don't care what anyone says, this is definitely one of the best villain introductions ever! I remember when I first watched this film in theaters this scene got a thunderous applause.
This scene really shows he’s not a villain he’s a broken man having gone through trauma. Sure he’s Peters nemesis but the moment with the locket reminds us there’s good in him
What theatre is clapping in the middle of the first act at a tragic backstory scene?
I remember seeing this in the theatre and being blown away by it. I couldn't get it out of my head for the rest of the movie. All I could think about that week was this beatiful scene.
TheTrueGamer66 where can i find this version
@TheTrueGamer66 You're right. The actual uncut version of Spider-Man 3 has a lenght of 3 hours, but because of Sony, the movie was rushed and we will never see those deleted scenes. Some of them were even filmed and just needed post-production.
@TheTrueGamer66 There's a Twitter account that was made for the purpose of collecting all of the deleted scenes.
I saw this in the theatre back in the day, I loved the movie when I first saw it and this scene was one of the reasons why I enjoyed it was just blown away by the emotion, the music and the great cgi effects
"Why are you crying?"
"Its the music."
"What kind of music?"
"Spiderman music."
Yessss. I remember this music ^~^
Relatable
Swear the music made this scene so emotional…
Ong why does Spiderman music in general wanna make u cry sometimes?
Dad: Are you crying Peter?
Me: No, no. Just got sand in my eyes.
...
Dad: The sandman birthscene?
Me: yes.
(they both start sobbing)
This scene is extremely powerful to me. A man broken into a million pieces trying to dig himself out of the literal and metaphorical whole he put himself in. Maybe I think to much but sheeesh.
Nail on the head
Nah that was perfect
Well done
This is likr one of thosr things on r/in14andthisisdeep that is actually deep
I want to agree but not fully until I ask Sam Raimi -which will never happen-
Whenever I watched this movie as a kid, Sandman was the first villain I had ever seen that you actually felt for. He was very human and was played so well dude.
I guaranteed you if this whole entire scene was a short film it would have won an Oscar this scene to this day still gives me chills
This scene alone is a masterpiece
@@erikrodriguez2716 yes
Oscar worthy film Spider-man 3 👍
@@Chetan_patil one problem: the script is a mess. I still really enjoy it but there’s so many plot lines thrown at you one after another
@@eyebrawlfan5201 It made the movie even better. But people like you don't have faith in your own opinions. You are speaking the language of critics of that time. You don't have your opinion
When he struggles to get the locket of his daughter, that put me in tears.
If this were made today it would probably include an inner monologue of him saying: "Oh man, I really need to concentrate in order to pick up that locket."
@@Jeviok *CUE LAUGHTER*
@@Jeviok no
It’s like a baby’s will and determination to adapt to their environment. Flint got so angry that he couldn’t pick up his locket so he adapted and grew solid limbs to gently pick it back up. That’s what it means by Flint Marko’s Rebirth. Beautiful scene.
@SANDR - Can you please translate
This "scene" would be an award-winning short film... I love how the first 2 minutes are an unbroken take, with the first cut being a shot of Sandman and the locket of the picture of his daughter 1:47
That is a great political compass result
imagine how great the story for sandman could’ve been had it just focused on him and complications with harry now i can understand why they had a third villain and maybe it was to maintain sandman’s innocence in a sense because thats what made him so good in this film he is probably the most justifiable villain in any superhero movie ever made and it would’ve been hard to maintain that feeling in the film without a third villain but if they could’ve pull that off oh man Spiderman 3 had dark knight potential
Why is scene in quotes...
@@colinjensen8303 probably just because this scene would be enough to win an award read the top comment man
Alex He can just say “This scene should win an award.” Scene shouldn’t be in quotes.
It's hard to explain but this is what it feels like to wake up from a coma after a head injury. It was so hard for me to conceptualize myself as a being, responding to people, and when I was fully formed I was different. But my loves and passions are the same. This is a beautiful scene and I've remembered it despite my bad memory loss since my head injury. It hits different now c:
2:03 This scene fucked me up emotionally as a kid for reasons I don’t know how to explain. This expression, and this specific scene alone deserves an Oscar. The way they animated Sandman’s facial expressions was so hauntingly poignant, gut wrenching yet amazingly executed. He doesn’t say a word but the audience understands he’s just a broken father who genuinely loves his daughter, and not the typical villain. You feel instant sympathy for his character. I saw this scene over ten years ago in the cinema as a kid and ten years later this specific scene still stuck with me.
Same here. I remembered bits and pieces as a kid of the movie, but this scene always stuck with me. I would just cry and not completely understand why. After watching the movie over several more times I still tear up..
I had the exact same experience. Just rewatched this scene for the first time since I was a child - it really stayed on my mind all this time.
Idk if it was me alone but I thought you would say he got "HARD" thinking about his daughter
this scene did not F me up emotionally, but it did stick with me. Favorite scene of the trilogy and maybe in all of cinema, I remember this being the first movie scene to legit give me chills.
As a kid we love the heroes, as grown ups we sympathize with the villains
“Never underestimate a father’s love for their daughter. It is something that even the Sands of time can’t destroy.”
Was that a mk reference??
reminds me of Asura's Wrath. The lengths a father would go for their daughter
cringe
@@LittleJinsoyun are you a redditor?
Lmao that was cringe af, now stfu
1:48 this scene really had me invested as a kid, though no words were spoken, sandmans actions and physical expressions spoke louder and seeing his hand disperse after trying to grab the locket of his daughter, and the determination he had to keep going all for her was just beautiful. And not to mention the inspiring score from determination and effort to make things right by his daughter, but the impending destructive power of his newly founded abilities.
Honestly, as a kid I never knew why I loves this scene so mich, but your explanation took the word right out my mouth.
Sandman, physically, looked up to God. He was confused, but he shut up and listened for the answer. He tuned into God... and he was shown the answer!!
Sadly, the man took his blessing, thought himself the victor, and became self-righteous.
He could've just stood up... and gotten a job - or, at least, not hurt others.
@@eliaustin3745 he’s a convicted criminal wanted not only for robbery, and escaping of prison, but also murder, no one would hire him at this point in time, adding as well his daughter’s not on good enough to wait for the amount needed from them pay checks so this was the quickest way to get the money needed.
Besides, when he’s robbing the van you see the security and everyone are all fine, trapped but still, and Flint made sure he left the top of their noses out to breath, might have hurt them but hey better than killing them.
Exactly!
It's crazy to think that 2007 movie CGI sand was more emotive than a lot of actors nowadays
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@@killerhassan698 Touché, fair point. And a studious day to you, good sir.
It’s crazy how sandman isn’t even a BAD guy. He’s just a guy who had a criminal record (for obvious reasons) and is trying to do whatever it takes to save his daughter. Older me really has a different perspective on him
Definitely, he’s the villain type that was kind forced to take the darker path due to unfortunate circumstances throughout his life.
Im with you
@@TheSpartarox More like because of the corruption of man
jah is dead lol
Ah,yes
Have a good goal=Not a bad guy
The score for this scene is just fantastic.
Agree, just wish Danny Elfman stayed to score SM3.
I agree, Christopher Young did a great job.
@@currahee1782Christopher young did a better job
Peter: "You gonna cry?"
Sandman: "...I can't."
bruh.
@William Borgemo this has nothing to do with christ
@@zcgamerandreacts2762 You want forgiveness? Get Religion.
This has nothing to do with fucking reilgion you idiots.
@@zcgamerandreacts2762 That was a quote from the movie my guy...
The fact that he tried to will himself into shape, failed a few times and then when he saw his pendant he willed his hand to form to pick it up. Sheer willpower because of a loved one. Great story telling.
I love that the Sandman actually has a backstory and how he’s not just evil just because of the plot
Like every else villain?
The sign of an excellent villain is one that you can sympathize with and fully understand where they come from and even perhaps agree with the points they might make, and see that they do what they are doing because in their eyes it's the right thing to do even if many do not agree with them. It's good complexity.
TBF, this took inspiration from the comics.
Sandman always had a backstory though
All villains from Raimi films werent villains except for Venom
You won’t find scenes this artistically gorgeous and poetic in modern superhero films. Scenes like this one are why I hold the Raimi trilogy so close to my heart
Most modern movies aren't made with this level of passion and pure creative genius. Some do still have that like Guardians 3 and ATSV, but it's sad that movies are made on a factory line instead of the passion to create something special
@@jaziliynnwell said
Stuff like this going away is why the industry is dying. Movies like Oppenheimer and (oddly enough) Barbie did well because they have genuine artists with a vision behind the wheel.
@@lexc1560The same goes for the Batman(2022). Matt Reeves said that if he didn’t get full creative control he would leave the film. There’s too many Hollywood films made that are made today for the sole purpose of money and not passion. The films are pushed out with very minimal or a rushed effort to meet with what studios want nowadays and it’s sad.
I mean this film was also massively meddled with by producers. Raimi basically left superhero stuff afterwards because he was forced to include Venom, which is why in this movie Venom is so terribly handled
The music in this scene is just incredible.
what is the name?
Everything but the very end, anyways.
@@aleeoliver23 darude SANDstorm
@@cheryl_mason my god 😂😂
Stfu
we watched this on the cinema when I was a little kid I was tearing up and got goosebumps.
Up until now I still get goosebumps watching this scene, truly is a masterpiece.
How they portrayed sandman in this movie was amazing, the one villain whom you will sympathize for
Agustin Camejo he was only trying to save his daughter
And kind of New Goblin, but I don't consider him a villain, even though he ruined Peter & MJ's relationship. And plus, he gets killed the same way his dad does in the end.
Ehm no. MJ was forced to do it because she was threatened by Harry
Lazy but brillant
Mary Jane is the true villain in this series. I’ve never hated a character so much may I say...
Okay, what I noticed is that many people love the everlasting SHIT out of Alfred as Doc Ock, and rightfully so. Thomas Haden Church, though, as Flint Marko/Sandman is quite underrated, his character is extremely well done, and as a whole, his performance is something that really, REALLY gets you emotional. I dunno, I think both he and Alfred Molina deserve praise, they're both amazing, so somewhat like that.
I think Thomas gets overshadowed a little by all the other things going on in the movie which is very unfortunate. The movie could’ve been amazing if Venom wasn’t in it if it just focused on him
Becuz Alfred and Willem were Solo villains of SM 1& 2 . While Sandman had to share screen time with Venom. It doesn't matter People Love Sandman though . People hate Goblin for being Evil but People are sympathetic towards Sandman .
my bro ignoring Willem Dafoe
@@zzskyninjazz1821 Raimi originally wanted sandman to be the only villain. he wrote a lot of the scenes with just sandman in mind, which is why this scene exists. but the studio wanted more fan favorite characters in he movie, forcing him to fit venom and green goblin 2.0 in the movie.
@@leominor7430 green goblin 2.0 was a pretty good addition though and added on to the foreshadowing from Spiderman 2
This scene is absolutely breathtaking. There’s so much great CGI, breathtaking, orchestral music and relatable, raw emotion. It’s absolutely fantastic and I tear up any time I see it.
Agree
This is such a beautiful and powerful scene...without any words so many emotions communicated❤
The way such intense emotion is expressed on a cgi face of SAND. SAND FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. This scene is perfect. The music, the absence of dialogue, the way we see sandman’s burn of sadness and irreparable change. Raimi is a genius.
I love the metaphor of him trying to grab his daughter but then fails too show he’s slipping away from her
I love the way you put that
And then succeeds.
At first attempt, you fail. And through that hardship you then succeed. Something that could apply to anything. I love the way you put it.
@@averagesinnerrepenting8917 thanks :)
The way his hand Breaks apart but he goes in his human Hand form to grab his Necklace of his daughter
Sandman is a true example as a father, because even though he is almost defeated,he still stands up and continues to fight for his daughter, like a true father.
A good father but still a murderer at the end of the day
@@teller2488 not really, watch this explanation
@@Jayy_Trainn did he not murder? and did he not nearly kill Spider-Man too?
Ya you can explain why he did it but that doesn’t stop him from being a murderer
@@teller2488 nearly doesn’t count, n his friend murdered Ben of uncle
@@Jayy_Trainn no he pulled the trigger and yes it does count if he was willingly gonna kill Spider-Man
You can tell Sam Raimi clearly preferred Sandman over venom by this scene alone
The problem with Venom was is that he became such a popular character during that time which explains why he was forced into the movie and Sam Raimi didn’t know anything about him so it’s understandable to see that he didn’t want to include a Villain that he barely knew which is why he never wanted him at all in the first place and Sony had to ruined Raimi’s vision for Spider-Man 3. And by looking at this scene here Raimi was going for Sandman as the main focus, he also wanted to conclude with Harry Osborn’s story with his plan for revenge towards Peter thinking that he killed his father
As you get older you really start to sympathise with movie villains and understand them more
What u just said I agree with to the end of the world who ever u are
I so agree with you your so right ;)
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I would've liked to see the rest of sam raimi's Spiderman films. There were three more planned, vulture, mysterio and lizard were planned to be used.
@@jamesamick2945 and black cat was going to be in one and all of the villains that were going to team up to try to stop spiderman at the end of spiderman trilogy ;)
You know, from what I heard, Sandman was the one villain Raimi absolutely wanted in this movie and was the most invested into.
.... It shows. That scene is beautiful.
Given the movie's theme of forgiveness and of letting go? I absolutely believe it.
The movie would’ve worked with just Sandman and Harry
@@nicktroisi6347 and black suit and good friend eddie brock no venom
@@nicktroisi6347 harry killed aunt may
Yeah Rami wanted Sandman and Harry to be the only 2 big bad’s, but the executives of Sony said “hey Venom’s neat how about we put Venom in this film.”
Now Rami hates Venom as a character and tried to refuse the inclusion but obviously lost. You can see just how little Rami wanted Venom in the movie and hated doing things with him because Eddie Brock isn’t that weight lifter reporter, and all the worst scenes involved either the Symbiote or Venom. There’s a few good scenes but tell me you couldn’t see Peter angry that the police force would hide Ben’s true killer for so long, and him seeing Flint wouldn’t reopen the wound resulting in a similar scene that we got with or without the black suit.
Props and mad respect to Danny Elfman for his iconic score, but Christopher Young really brought this scene to life!
all these years later and i still cannot pin down to a certainty the exact moment the CGI completely gives way to Thomas Church and the actual set and practical affects, this film came out in 2007 and there are still films released in the 2010s and 2020s who fall flat on their face in this regard, its unbelievably impressive to me
Fun fact: The director of this Spiderman trilogy wanted to focus more on the humane side of Spiderman and the villians without venom (venom was supposed to be in the 4th) but sony said no
It was Avi Arad and sony, not Marvel
and that was a big mistake, imagine the money they can milk out of Spider man 4 if they set it up in this movie properly, the hype when venom is gonna be introduced
More like Avi Arad said yOu'Re nOt LiStEnInG tO tHe fAnS
Originally Sam Raimi didn't want Venom period, not even in Spider-Man 4. The guy used to hate Venom with a passion. Avi Arad talked him into having Venom in this, and it made sense in retrospect, as the symbiote, like in the Spider-Man Animated Series in 1995, made Peter arrogant and angry beyond reason. Part of being humane is overcoming the emotions that poison a person's personality, like the desire for revenge.
Avi Arad
1:38 that part where he realizes what he’s become and grabs his head has stuck with me since,very sad scene but a really great one
I think just the whole scene of him reacting to his mitten hands kinda stuck in my mind as a kid
Don’t care what anyone says. Sandman was perfect in this movie.
Yes, they should make a spin off or something with just him and spidey.
They should have put more focus on him with spider man still with the venom suit.
I personally think it would have been a nice set up for Spider-Man 4 with him ditching the suit and end credits showing it attaching to Eddie while he was praying.
I think Spider-Man 3 was rushed with the venom part but the sandman parts were expertly made. Or at least good in this movie as he was the original main focus
He was the only villain that was done superior out of all 3 villains in the movie.
@@darkseidwavyy as I said.
He was originally the only one before they rushed to change it
Most people agree that he was the highlight. It's really unfortunate that he wasn't the focus, there was plenty of potential to explore him for this movie on its own, but venom being included really mucks everything up.
When I realized the background music also sync with the character well.
Unlike other villains with rock and cool music, Sandman's background music was a sad and sympathetic one. You can feel that all he want is just to cure his daughter and nothing else matters
Whomever watched this back on 2007, saw an incredible scene yet to be witnessed ever! The animation was breathtaking! although we're on 2021, this scene still looks awesome.
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And the score
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The score is also perfect for this
Show this scene to anyone who things Sam Raimi can only do bombastic over-the-top silliness or gore. This is art. Beautiful, stirring. The score, the camera movement, everything about it tells a story. You get tragedy and triumph. You get love, determination, and a glimpse of anger. This scene made me care about Sandman in a way that decades of comics never had. This one scene.
if you let Sam Raimi do his job without studio interference, he's easily one of the best directors of all time
1:50 what a great analogy for Flints life and character. Watching his daughter from a distance, unable to reach her through gentle means, but when she becomes his only reason to live, he is able to take action and accomplish his goal. Not through virtue, but sheer force of will.
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I’ve always found it motivational when Sandman chooses to stand after looking at the picture of his daughter. That reminder for the things we choose to fight for in the end is beautifully portrayed here.
Gets turned to sand but the only thing he can think about is his daughter. Sandman truly is a noble villain
SMBXdude true it's what a father does
Even if they are hurt crippled or in anyway weaker they will think about their children first
Villains/antagonist dont always need to be "pure evil", which is something people forget a lot nowadays.
Who said he was a villain? Hes a victim of a cruel society that forces individuals that don't understand the system becuase of how compartmentalized it is as far as information, he was the good guy in this film, because it wasn't just him he lived for, it was his daughter ya kno
Like Mr. Freeze, Marko’s biology was altered and is motivated to save someone he loves who is terminally ill. Like Freeze, he commits crimes to achieve his goal.
So what would you do in his state? I would do the same. Sandman learned in a short period of time. That with great power comes great responsibility. When he flew off after he spoke with peter he knew. I learned something from that.
This is the best scene in the whole movie. The musical score is so haunting, yet peaceful at the same time. I remember seeing this in theaters and almost straight up ugly crying at 1:43 - him trying so hard to pick up his daughters keychain but being unable to because he’s still trying to adjust to his new form. So heartbreaking and sad. Such an incredible scene!
Best scene Marvel has ever been apart of.
Christopher Young is an amazing composer. This was his very first music composing for a superhero movie (he does mostly horror films) and he absolutely nailed it!
Not gonna lie. I buried myself in the sandpit I had in the backyard when I was a kid because of this scene, thinking I'd get sand powers.
"You know I'm something of a scientist myself"
Legend
So did u get it
@@user-xv5fx6mq1k I did not, I failed,
"Back to formula"
Yeah! Science
same
When a 2007 film has better cgi than most movies nowadays
This is Anakin Skywalker’s worst nightmare.
A better father than himself made of sand.
Quicksand
Stolen
I dont get it. Explanation?
@@asdfihnfaiuwbnf In the Star Wars II, Anakin tells Padme that he hates sands, he says it’s rough and course and it gets everywhere, meanwhile sandman is made of well... sand
This entire sequence should have won its own mini Oscar.
This could be an amazing short film
I refuse to accept that this scene is part of Spiderman 3.
I support you on that
oh no
TRIPSHROOMTRIP XP too bad it was attach to the same film that gave us Emo Parker
2:00 Saddest moment. You can see the pain and the fear in his eyes. He's scared he can't reach his only link to his daughter and this fear increase his pain strongly.
Agree. This scene has always gotten me emotionally, from back when I were just a lad up till now.
It’s all he has left
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@@hosindini101 are you alright dude ? It's going to be okay, emergency is on their way
The music in this scene is so powerful and CGI still holds up. This scene is just such an emotional powerhouse.
When you realize this scene was in the same movie as peters evil dance
really! sometimes it makes me wonder if this scene was made by another director. It's ten steps ahead of the whole movie.
They cut a scene where Flint dances like that in the rain
Well, Sam didn't wanted Venom in the movie, and was forced by Sony to do it...
You’re surprised that one of the most Un-ironically good scenes in a super hero movie is in the same movie as probably the best ironically good scene in any super hero movie. Get used to Sam rami my friend
"This is something else!"
Idk why but at 1:00 when he tries to get up but falls apart that just broke my heart and also the part when he tried to grab the locket but couldn't
You beat me to it
Chris Kennedy maybe it’s just a feeling of new experience with the sandman & with him falling you know that he has lost his way with the world.
Thats the power of music
Imagine him on Tatooine he would become the planet himself.
hahahahahah
U N L I M I T E D P O W E R
I hate sand
Ego the Living Planet : Finally! A worthy opponent!!!
The worst enemy of *Anakin Skywalker*
Literal, genuine, actual perfection. Say what you want about the rest of the film. This scene, 100 percent perfect. The visuals, the music, the storytelling, cinema at its finest.
"I'm not a bad guy. I just have a bad luck " - Sandman.
And he was right
@@Mozartini yep
@@nikolaypanchev1855 wow instant reply , never seen someone so fast like u ahah
I thought he said: "I'm *not* a bad person. I've just had a bad life."
@@CadenPlays5000 i thought he said im not a bad person. I just made the wrong choice. I swear this is a Mandela effect
I love how Sandman begins to gain better control of his new found power when he grasps the locket with the picture of his daughter in it. His daughter gives him the strength he needs!
yees :c
It looks like a boy. Was there sum cgi error or? Cuz i don’t remember his daughter losing her hair so im confused if that pic is like his son he first lost and now hes gotta protect his daughter
@@Matos294she's sick, probably cancer. Maybe it's her condition and the treatments that made her lose her hair
@@ceoofs. but thats like an old photo, in the movie she has hair so she grew hair from treatments?
@@Matos294 lol i didnt see she had short hair i forgot about that i thought she was just bald. Anyway she may have lost her hair bc of treatment and her hair grew again.
At the begin when the scientists said its probably a bird, imagine how many Sandbirds were created
But bird will fly away
Siddharth Biswas birb
I hate to be "that" guy but I feel like Sandman's creation has to do with the metaphysical. He LIVES because of drive to provide for his daughter's medication. It's seen in how his fingers physically FORM as he reaches for the picture.
@@internetdinosaur8810 Well, being made of sand is impossible in a scientific sense. So yes, it must be his spirit linked to the sand and controlling it.
The one from Super Mario Sunshine?
The moment at 1:37 where he looks up to the sky, realising what he's become? Loved the little cascade in the front of him - his heart both metaphorically and literally falling out of his chest at the revelation.
I still don't get why people were so against this sandman. His character was 3 dimentional, the actor did a good job and he really looked the part. Honestly I liked him more then Venom/Brock
Because he's responisble for retconing Uncle Ben's death.
@DIBUJOS CHANTAS they didn't need to shoehorn that in there, a superhero doesn't always need a personal connection to the villain.
Agreed.
Should've had Peter get the symbiote in Spider-Man 4 and get rid of it at the ending of 5. Then, venom in 6.
@DIBUJOS CHANTAS No it was Sam Raimi's awful writing.
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My father watched this movie at that moment while he was drunk. Then he was asking me the entire evening, why spider man became all sand.
Hahaha! 😂😂😂
you gotta put some dirt in his eye
You gotta put some sand in his eye
you gotta put some dirt in his eyes
You gotta put some sand in his eyes
To me, Sandman never gave up, and that's why he is perfect in the movie. No matter what, he became sand, he fell a couple times, struggled and still got up. Sandman was PERFECT in this movie.
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CGI has never been more emotional than this one. Peak directory right there. Birth of a villain, how he learnt to use his powers, what is his motivation, what is his fear and needs... Everything we need to know is shown without a single dialogue.
This whole trilogy was epic.
This scene has a whole another level of beauty.
Yes
Which is why the movie suck
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@@mingfanzhang8927 I blame Sony for adding Venom
2:49 I just love the way the music changes to a music that makes u think he is a hero not trying to give up, but in reality he turns in a villian
I still don't get how this movie wasn't nominated for Visual Effects at the Oscars. A perfect contender against At World's End and Transformers.
@Joane Viramontes vemon was goated also im confused
@@thekingofla1204 Having Eddie turning into evil, Harry's fall/redemption arc, Flint's redemption arc, and Peter's fall arc was too much for the movie to cover. Sony wanted a shitload of fanservice. Raimi did good with the cards he was dealt, but frankly, it wasn't enough...
@@semajjarrett3877 thinking about it, spider man 3 could fit more into a series than a movie
The sandman
7 year old me: Ewww bad guy!
26 year old me : "I forgive you"
Actual footage of me trying to get out of bed in the morning
Hahaha that's jokes
You have a picture of a family member on the side and you reach out to it every morning?
@@Cruddy129 yeah, if i can touch it then it means im tangible and can get out of bed
Lol
True. 😆
lmao then your wake up must be glorious cause this is just breathtaking
This scene defines beautiful visual storytelling. no talking, no grunting just a man trying to put himself back together. this is one of the best scenes in the entire series in my opinion.
This is my favorite scene in all 3 of Raimi's Spiderman trilogy.
Exactly! And his daughter is what motivates him 😔❤️
2:25 Loved that look of determination then rising
"I can't die yet, I have a kid to look after."
I love how theres no dialogue in this scene, you can just feel the emotions and everything else, it established him perfectly
1:50 that part always made me sad as a kid...
Me too :(
My heart got devastated when i was only 7 yrs old when i saw that scene in theaters
Same
Lol yes
Which part
Such an amazing scene!! This is definitely Rami and not Sony
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These kinds of scenes are the one thing missing from the MCU Spiderman films, that's why the Raimi trilogy will always be supreme in my eyes. The raw emotion portrayed with no words with Raimi at his best was some of the most unbelievable cinema of the decade.
Well thats what happens when you a comedy movies. You get little to no emotional scenes but when you do they feel out of place and awkward
@@ascendedsavage7040 Not always, it just depends on if you've gotten the audience invested into the characters. "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" and "the Iron Giant" (not a comedy, but it is a generally fun film that makes me a bit emotional in the latter half).
These are the kinds of scenes missing from the MCU in general after Disney bought them
it's the only thing missing
It’s amazing what a single moment to breathe can do for a movie. No jokes, no blaring climactic music, no intense action, just a slow moment to breathe and take in what’s happening. That’s why I liked [SPOILERS] in No Way Home, felt like the first time I’ve ever been able to breathe in an MCU movie
In a literal and figurative sense, he is pulling himself together. No dialogue, all emotion
Rewatching this scene again i honestly feel so many emotions without any dialogue. It's one of the more masterful birth's of a villain i've ever seen in the series. He's turned into sand and slowly reforming himself and the thoughts of helping his daughter somehow create a connection that sustains him enough to regain his form. It's honestly amazing, if the third spiderman movie had just been about SandMan and Harry maybe the movie would have been better. Or maybe just focus on SandMan and Spider-Man's gripe with him. I think without Venom the film would have been much better. Hell Sandman is such a noble villain that he probably could have gotten his own spin off somehow!
Venom needid his own spider man film Sandman was a bad guy yes but he had a reson he was doing bad stuff to save hes little girl
Venom wasn't even supposed to be in the movie. It was supposed to be a story of forgiveness- Peter forgives Sandman and Harry forgives Peter. However, due to popularity, Sony ended up forcing Raimi to add Venom into the movie and make that the primary focus, explaining why it's handled poorly. Due in part to greed and, indeed, in part due to us fans for demanding Venom be included.
He turned himself into a pickle
Then you should see fanscription version of Spider Man 3
The soundtrack, CGI, meaning and the forming. This is just a masterpiece
"I didn't choose to be this."
Damn when I was a kid I didn't understand this. Now as a teen, I understand what this truly means.
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Me too
"Sand dick"
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@TheCoolGamerz You misunderstood, of course it's not in this scene, it's in the scene when Peter already defeated Venom.
This. This is why Sandman was my favorite character. In all media he’s in, he was never shown as a truly “bad guy”. He never willingly hurt anyone, unless it was self defense, always tried to understand others, and even helped Peter. He may be made of sand, but he has a heart of gold.
0:31 the visuals from here on are absolutely stunning. The theming portrayed through the shifting shapes is insane. You can clearly see a human hand and vaguely human shapes, then it sort of becomes just lumps and bumps with an organic feel to them. Then it gets up and it's a man. A man trying to hold himself together, still missing pieces and chunks. Then he falls apart, his new life hard to adjust to, then he tries again, trying to understand what he's become. As soon as he sees his daughter though, he's bound together and his fatherly drive holds him and keeps him going. Powerful levels of emotion in this. Just wow.
I think subconsciously he was trying to form human fingers but his lack of control caused them to emerge as bulky fused mittens
01:51 that piano is so beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time. This is honestly the best scene in the whole movie.
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Falling Forward thanks dude
Falling Forward no
Brings a tear to ur eye
This CGI is better than some of the stuff in 2019
Ummmmm, no
@@oginatrix2904 yes
@Violet Fields non
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Why else do you think this film had an over 250 million dollar budget?
This shows that how powerful OSTs are as music can Uplift a scene