we won't. every deleted TASM2 scene would have quickly lead into a trilogy. 3 hours in a cinema isn't a lot. The Batman is almost 3 hours, No Way Home was 2 hours and 30 mins...it's like a student omitting words from his research that could have made the dissertation an 11/10.
I originally understood why they removed it. It was because in the beginning of the movie, Richard died in the plane crash. Then I thought about it. Why couldn’t they have just removed the plane crash sequence? It wasn’t even good. That way, they could’ve put this scene in the movie and it would still make sense.
@Aaron Pablos I'd rather not have black cat be 100% hero. Her being half villian is literally her whole entire character, without it she is just another MJ/Gwen Stacy
@darkile5459 bro created the best movie possible for the trilogy with a 5 minutes video and Sony after almost 10 years that this film was released doesn´t even come up with smt this great
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Sony is now considering it. Kevin Feige might direct it(hoping they hire the same cgi editors from tasm 2 and Hans Zimmer for spiderman theme) Who knows, they can make venomverse shares with amazingverse since there's an existing spider guy in venomverse.
the writing and acting in this scene is actually brilliant, if someone’s seemingly dead father randomly showed up alive this is probably the most realistic reaction they’d have
@Eagle Eye it’s a really easy fix, delete the entire first scene of the film showing Richard Parker’s death on the plane. Boom, no more “impossible survival.”
I will always feel so bad for Andrew. He was a great Spider-Man/Peter Parker, and he deserved to play the role for much longer. Fingers crossed for him being in NWH. He deserves it.
@@ddkdjdjdjdjdjd6905 I read somewhere that they were even planning to revive Gwen and also bring the sinister six if there ever was a 3rd amazing spiderman
@@dosomestuff1949 bro in the first fucking scene we LITERALLY SAW HIS DAD GETTING CAPPED IN THE PLANE, how are they gonna add another scene to the movie and explain how the mf survived that 💀💀 there are literally so many plotholes and flaws throughout the whole film 😭💀 I'm not saying that the plot of the story is difficult to understand, I'm just saying it makes no sense to keep this scene and it would just add on to the overall shitiness of this movie
@@fyuzahhh first of all. Adding all those emojis does not make ur point any stronger. Also look at andrews acting here. That should be enough reason to keep this scene. Often, deleted scenes do have more to them explaining more stuff, so what u saw here probably wasn’t it
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After watching no way home , I felt that Andrew was the happiest one of the 3 to come back as spider-man . I could see the great energy and enthusiasm he had to put a satisfying end to his role as spiderman This is my opinion
Agreed. TOBEY got check and gave fans what they wanted but Andrew truly enjoyed it and depending on the plot of dr Strange 2 Andrew may get 2nd chance and will be meeting Tom Hardy's Venom
I really like this scene. Andrew is a hell of an actor. Although I’m happy they took it out. Having his father be somehow alive after being in a plane that fell from the sky would seem unbelievable
There was a Soviet stewardess who was the only survivor of an airplane crash without a parachute. So it's not something impossible. Especially in a world where there are people with superpowers. Richard's not stupid and I think he could think of something quick to save himself.
Honestly my only issue of his portryal of his Peter Parker side is more of an attractive (no homo) fellow the the nerdy type. But his spiderman his perfect and his acting is topnotch overall
Everyone seems to not like Andrew. But I like him like the other spidermans and I'm so happy tobey and andrew are coming back for the next spiderman movie
Glad to see people finally giving Andrew's Spiderman the recognition he deserves and Ik it's kinda late, but guys can we make The Amazing Spiderman 3 happen? Let's do it!!!
I LOVE Andrew Garfield’s acting so freaking much 💛 Especially when his voice starts to break and then he screams at Richard in so much pain, it literally broke my heart 💔
@@cowwithrandomthoughts2503 well if u take into consideration the complete arc of Tony stark from Iron man 1 to endgame, from a selfish billionaire to selfless genius, this quote has a lot of impact, I can't say more than that of spiderman but it is as impactful as that
Man why did they delete this scene. This scene is so powerful. As a person who grew up with very litle time with a father, this really hit me hard. Wish this was in the actual movie
When you think about how STUFFED Amazing Spiderman 2 was, multiple villains who each have their own things going on, set for future movies, Gwen and Peter's relationship, Peter dealing with grief and his future and his guilt, etc. I think that something as big as THIS deserved it's own subplot in another movie where it had more space and time to get proper focus. My guess is that's what the film makers thought too and wanted to save it for a future movie. It's just unfortunate that the 3rd movie never came.
@@Purpliz But his dad’s research on the train that he went in during the movie was plot related. They even showed how his dad died in the beginning of the movie so finding out that he was alive all this time could’ve led up to a promising 3rd installment for the franchise (if the movie did better than hoped of course)
This was one of those scenes to amazing Spider-Man 2 that shouldn't have been deleted, I liked how Peter Parker was so upset and heartbreaking for everything he's been through with losing Gwen Stacy. This scene was so touching how Peter Parker was able to see his father at the end.
Admittedly the scene itself doesn’t make a lot of sense and raises a bunch of questions but it also has some really great acting from Andrew Garfield and it’s worth watching just for that
There was a theory that Peter's father didn't survive (ignoring the plane escape scene for it was just a deleted scenario), and that it was Chameleon who took the form of Peter's father (possibly old friends) to comfort Peter after Gwen's death. He said what Peter's father would say, and he's not wrong. Quite frankly, I would have accepted it as that.
Nah, its Canon that in some version of Spider-Man, his parents are Shield Agents or Oscorp scientists, they could've taken this second iteration a different way and really opened up the Amazing Spider-Man Lore. Dude has his own universe of characters and when he says the line in this clip, it makes sense because he knows truly what that means.
Idk it can still be Canon, just because his dad comes back doesn't mean he still didn't have a period of being a violent vigilante like he described is no way home, his dad could of actually been a reason of voice at some point if we ever got a 3rd movie
@@ZonnexNecton I actually like that idea. Start TASM 3 with the revelation that his dad is the Chameleon and turn him into a good guy not a villain to really throw fans off. Kinda like what they did for Sandman in the Raimi trilogy but better.
I feel like they should have only kept this scene in the movie if it turned out that his father being alive was just Peter's imagination coming to terms with Gwen's death. Imagine how effective it would have been if after the "Great power..." line, his dad just faded away, leaving Peter alone on the bench. It would have been a great insight into his mind and how he coped with her death, rather than him just watching that cheesy speech and suddenly wanting to be Spider-Man again.
If you think about all three of the spidermen and their stories, Andrew was literally treated like the middle child. He lost uncle Ben, his parents, his girl, his best friend, couldn’t even get this scene to be fully added to the movie, and had it not been for NWH he probably would’ve never been seen as Spider-Man again. Ffs, he doesn’t even have a third movie like the other’s do😭
I think they will talk about it again soon. Last film im general opened a ton of doors. But it probably will never be. I agree tho. But Tom will get another to break the chain i think
That’s why the NWH “you’re not lame. You’re Amazing” I’m convinced was genuinely Tobey validating Andrew as being every bit as great as him. That wasn’t for Peter, that was for Andrew
It sucks The Amazing Spiderman is my fav out of all of em. Its the most accurate to the comics, and while I love Toms Spidey I just hate that they went overboard with his Iron Man relationship, Iron Man gives spidey the iron spidey suit in the comics but he isnt his dang daddy/. Also imo his on screen time with Emma was phenomenal and I think she was outstanding as Gwen Stacy her death scene was the only thing that made me cry in Marvel movies along with Endgame
@@premshetty9834 my favorite overall is also Tobey, but Andrew is indeed a better actor and Tom is just great at being spiderman and Peter Parker, whilst Tobey was a great Peter Parker, and Andrew great at being spiderman
Imagine having this scene when he says "with great power comes great responsibility" right before Gwen's speech at the end of the movie. Andrew had such great potential if it wasn't for sony. I truly hope marvel does justice to his character at least one time and have him in No Way Home. He absolutely nailed this scene and also gwen's death. Update: Watched No Way Home and was in tears to see Andrew’s character getting the love he deserves. The Amazing Spider-man 3 is trending on twitter today :’)
Why this scene isn't in the movie is beyond me, Andrew killed it and is why he needs to have his TASM 3 fillmed and any other projects involving Spiderman
yh maybe andrew was amazing, but the guy playing the father did a fucking horrible job, how many times did he say; I had to dissappear to keep you safe
@@juanesteban3523 I would imagine he's saying it because he doesn't know what else to say. And its not his fault if you didn't like his lines. He didn't write them.
What do you mean? He CLEARLY isn't in it, and all the leaks are CLEARLY faked Edit: I'm being sarcastic, I just want everyone to know that. For as good of an actor Andrew is, he's really bad at hiding the fact he's in No Way Home
Even if Andrew is better now in terms of acting, I doubt his scene in No Way Home (if he's in there) would be long. Him and Tobey would probably just appear when Ironboy Jr. is in the verge of losing. The budget would increase if Andrew and Tobey gets more screentime
It still makes me sad that this is deleted. This scene alone could have almost saved the movie. It's Andrew's acting at its best, and it shows him in the grieving process instead of just cutting straight to his fight with rhino.
It’s very tacked on and raises more questions than answers. It’s also a bit of a stretch to think Richard survived that plane crash at the beginning and how he knew he’d find Peter at the cemetery at that specific time And also the whole “I had to hide to protect you” is a bit cliched
Andrew Garfield is an incredible actor he and Tom Holland know so well how to beat emotional at just the right time the crying the sobbing the tears the pain anger
@@RYMAN1321 I’d change a consistent story for a good one anytime of the week, I don’t really like some lines like the “I had to disappear to keep you safe” maybe rephrase it and the “stay away” also was a little bit inconsistent considering if he was truly in danger his spider sense would be enough but it was much much better to end with this. Also it does make sense story wise since Norman Osborn had just died so Richard was finally free to go back to Peter since the threat was gone
I had the pleasure of working on this film as a PA and an extra actor. Andrew was extraordinary to watch on set. A real Spidey fan. I was sad to see most of his emotional scenes cut from the final film. I hope one day Sony re-releases TAS films with the footage not shown. Not saying the writing was better, but Andrew’s iteration of the character deserves to be shown. He nailed it perfectly. As a Spidey fan myself, he is my favorite.
@@chavrios3007 The scene when the police officer directs the women away from Electro, it cuts to the officer looking down a line of people and I’m the Asian with the short hair and glasses with a book dead center.
@@HOL457 The NY Times Square scene when Electro is draining power. I’m the Asian with the glasses and short hair in dead center of the frame of that particular scene.
Man I am crying 😭😭. The character development of Tom Holland's Spider-Man from living in Iron Man's shadow to living his life like the Spider-Man we all wanted him to be.
I have mixed feelings about this scene… On one hand I am sad that they deleted it because the acting and stuff is incredible, but on the other there is no way that Richard Parker should be alive after the plane crash.
I think the more probable cause for deletion is that Uncle Ben provided a much more loved iteration of Great Power comes Great Responsibility. Uncle Ben, quoting Richard Parker said to Peter, if you have the ability to do good things to other people, it is your moral obligation to do so. It's not a choice but a responsibility.
Who said he had to be “alive?” Gwen’s death could’ve been the final straw for Peter’s psyche, so this could’ve been him hallucinating or his brain making up illusions to cope with the stress of Gwen’s death
WTF!? Why on EARTH would they cut this scene out of the film!? What was Sony THINKING!? This was brilliantly done and I love how Peter's father is the one who says the famous line this time instead of his uncle. The way he delivers the line is also very nicely done! In addition, it is also a very powerful moment in the film to see Peter actually reunited with his father. They should have kept this scene in the final cut of the movie.
Things like this are what make Andrew such a good spiderman. I feel like people don’t like him because the movies were bad, but thats not his fault. Nothing bad about the movies was on him, he was superb. He made his own spiderman.
Exactly. From the moment I watched the first 'Amazing Spider-Man' film I was hooked on Andrew's performance. He conveys emotion, humour and charisma so well as both Peter and Spider-Man. He was the first on screen Spidey I watched that made me feel as if the comic character had jumped straight off of the pages. Even though the second Amazing Spider-Man film was convoluted in a rushed and unprepared sense; I'd still grin like a child whenever Andrew or Spidey was on screen - especially in the first 10 minutes of the second film.
I would have to disagree about bad. The first one. Imo and I am glad many others think it's good. I enjoyed the 2nd one even though it was disappointing.
This scene is emblematic of Asm2's writing as a whole. A totally bizzarre and out of nowhere scene that was never alluded to anywhere and adds nothing to the plot, but is so well acted that it tricks you into thinking its good for a second.
why is this comment so fucking accurate holy shit. and thats coming from me and i love these movies with my soul. even i can acknowledge what you said is spot on.
This scene really should have been in the final cut. It ties everything so beautifully together, and it showcases why Andrew is still my favorite Peter Parker/Spider-Man. His acting here is flawless, and it captures the heart of what makes these movies... Amazing.
If they remove Richard Parker and his mom die at the beginning and put this scene at the end, I definitely put it on very first top of my favorite movie list
This is an Amazing Scene, it really shows what a great actor Andrew Garfield really is, this should completely replace Paul Giamatti, but the biggest flaw of this movie was the 60 different plots and here is another 1
Unknown all i know is that it was not because he was a bad actor, i think they might have had a fight or something and then they found up an excuse, but i dont work at Sony so i dont know And Sorry IF my english is unreadable
Hopefully Tobey and Andrew passes on the “With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility” line to Tom’s Peter (Edit: Holy shit they actually did it! Aunt May said it first but Tobey and Andrew acknowledged it and linked it back to Uncle Ben. 🔥🔥)
I physically feel the pain of this scene, because I know Andrew put his heart and soul into what ended up on the cutting room floor. This, he really needs a third movie where there's no studio interference, he has to. That film, really, oh man, next!
His dad actually displayed great responsibility. Disappearing to keep his son safe just like how Peter NEEDED to disappear from Gwen’s life to keep her safe.
@@elijahnash3807 not gonna lie I still have a hard time finishing out the movie because of this 😂😭. I always turn it off as she is falling because I then become temporarily depressed after the rest unfolds
@@hamzerpanzer I'm not saying it's meaning is wrong I'm saying the quote is wrong also the original meaning is better as it means those with great power should have a lot of responsibility to deal with
I absolutely love this scene, so powerful and heartfelt, just what Peter needed. But is no one else gonna notice that the music in the background is from Lord of The Rings
Andrew's such an amazing actor that he made this dumbass concept of a scene not just tolerable, but wonderful to watch. He's one of the greatest of his generation.
This scene could have been amazing if they later revealed in the next movie that he was just imagining him because of all the trauma. Or it was Chameleon posing as Richard. They did show Chameleon in the post credits of the video game of this movie. And Chameleon is known for doing something like this.
Chameleon has no connection to these movies at all. Like no hints. And the games have nothing to do with the movies. In the first game rhino was a human mixed with a rhino. But when the second movie came around he was a tank so they kind of got screwed on that. That's just one example of how they're not connected.
@@Titanver they would have to totally set up a brand new character for The sinister six while setting up multiple other brand new characters for the sinister six. And you know how that went with Spider-Man 3. You know making brand new characters in the same movie... Sandman, Venom... I get what you're saying but the third movie would have made The amazing Spider-Man 2 look like a magnificent masterpiece because of how stuffed it would be. But I guess it would be fun.
The way i see peter’s character development in tasm 1 is as followed: Peter was selfish, peter was an ass. But can you blame him? He lost his parents, had a pretty difficult childhood. But in that one day, he had so much happiness. He found his dad’s briefcase, got revenge on the bully, got the girl, did what he liked. In this case skateboarding. But pretty much like any teenager, he got punished for forgetting to pick up may. And then the happiest day in his life was turned into the worst. He is mad, frustrated. He wants revenge, he lets the criminals go because he is selfish. When captain stacy talks to peter about spider-man he begins to think “am i a villain?” But then comes the bridge scene. He has a choice, chase the lizard and be infamous and immediately be on the police’s good side. Or help reunite a kid with his father. Something peter has always wanted. He chooses to help the father reunite with his kid. And thats when he chooses to help others instead of himself. When he is in his room with the mask in front of him, he sees the mask in a new light. Not as a way of not getting recognized for your crimes, but as a symbol of hope.
It was sad when Gwen died, and it was a poetic justice to see him save Tom's MJ. Nearly cried, but didn't. But one hell of a movie. Amazing Spiderman needs a sequel.✌️
The Amazing Spider-man movies were actually pretty good, and Andrew Garfield will forever be my favorite Spider-man. He grew up reading Spider-man and really understands and loves the character!
Who knows, we could get 3 because of No Way Home. I'm sure Andrew would be down to do it. Plus the characters get a sorta revival in No Way Home. I could definitely see Sony picking up after No Way Home Andrew arriving in his own universe again.
The destiny that his dad talks about here sort of opens up the implications to retcon his words from earlier in the movie and implies that just like the destiny that he thought he had, anyone else could've possibly been this Spider-Person, instead of Peter and that POSSIBLY his measures may have been wrong
"I know this is impossiable for you to understand, Peter. Hell, I haven't even gotten to the part about me being a robot duplicate of your Father made by Harry Osborn." "What the fuc-" "The comics get weird, Peter!"
it was deleted because in the beginning it shows that peters parents died in a plane crash in the middle of the ocean so it wouldnt make sense to add in a part when he"disappears" for a while.so if the beginning was cut out then this scene would be perfect in this movie
Andrew Garfield is 1 of my favourite actors of all time his spider man is just unmatched imo he brought the swag he brought the funny he brought the feeling to a spiderman film so good
Although these movies didn’t have the best writing, Andrew Garfield is the best Spider-Man in terms of acting and potential. The script really let him down. This scene and others like Gwen’s death and his interactions with the kid being bullied and Aunt May are all prime examples of Andrew’s fantastic acting abilities. Sony really failed this man…
Production time did one of the world's most biggest blunder by taking out this scene from the final . This scene is more sensible and suitable As an ending than that stupid rhino cliffhanger.
Well, one of the reasons this movie was such a mess is because Sony deleted a tonn of great scenes, holding it together and actually developing stuff. Had they allowed Webb to actually finish this movie the way he wanted, and don't delete half the goddamn movie, things would've been different.
@@OverLorD768 yeah but still, if they deleted loads of stuff and the movie we already got was such a mess, god knows how convoluted and confusing the story would have been if they kept everything in
i watch tasm2 yesterday. It kinda a mess. peter issues with gwen going to oversea petter having issue with harry. petter having issue with aunt may. peeter having issue with his family. at one point he met with harry, after that he met with gwent. then go into family secret base. so much thing they want to cram in a single movie. But andrew is really a good actor no doubt.👌👍
andrew’s performance here actually brought me to tears, especially when he hugged his dad and cried on his shoulder. it’s a shame they cut this along with many other scenes of importance.
This isn’t all that important, the whole parent subplot wasn’t all that interesting or brought up enough to warrant this scene being in the film. Not to mention it’s not accurate at all having his father be alive because I’m pretty sure in the comics his parents are either dead or status unknown
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It’s been over 8 years and I still haven’t forgiven Sony for removing this scene.
we won't. every deleted TASM2 scene would have quickly lead into a trilogy. 3 hours in a cinema isn't a lot. The Batman is almost 3 hours, No Way Home was 2 hours and 30 mins...it's like a student omitting words from his research that could have made the dissertation an 11/10.
Marc Webb cut this scene actually.
I originally understood why they removed it. It was because in the beginning of the movie, Richard died in the plane crash.
Then I thought about it. Why couldn’t they have just removed the plane crash sequence? It wasn’t even good. That way, they could’ve put this scene in the movie and it would still make sense.
@@luyandothando and Endgame is over 3 hours long
@@luyandothando imagine believing this scene saves that movie.
Andrew’s acting when he says, “what do you wanna say, say it, where have you been” is insane, easily one of my favorite actors
I know, right!?
@Aaron Pablos I'd rather not have black cat be 100% hero. Her being half villian is literally her whole entire character, without it she is just another MJ/Gwen Stacy
And then he just breaks down, incredible
I mean, the man's performances in Angels in America, Tick, Tick...Boom!, and Hacksaw Ridge are just incredible.
Andrew is definitely in my top 5. Forever my favorite Spider-Man
Andrew: *Puts on an incredible performance for this scene*
Movie: *Cuts the entire scene from the theatrical version*
Yea this wasn't that great, sure Andrews performance is but that's where it ends
@@chrikke Nah this would have made him coming back as Spider-Man at the end more impactful
Why
Avi Arad: (Transylvanian accent) *Who wants to see this? Throw in the Rhino fighting a kid*
The scene isolated is good, but it doesn’t belong on the movie, especially where I would have been placed
1:29 “stay there, stay right there, don’t move” the way he said it is so powerful, props to andrews acting
@darkile5459 that pitch is pretty awesome ngl but probably wont happen :|
@darkile5459Why so? Please reply to me!
@darkile5459 bro created the best movie possible for the trilogy with a 5 minutes video and Sony after almost 10 years that this film was released doesn´t even come up with smt this great
@darkile5459 Why don't they make it?
@darkile5459 When will they make it?
Andrew is such an incredible actor. He acts and makes everyone feel him.
I like touching a good Andrew Garfield...
This is why there is "amazing" in the title of the movie
Man you are right..
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Yup. :)
lets be honest, andrew's spidey had most tragic/sad story
from movies, yeah, but I think in general, the most tragic story was from Insomniac's game.
@@rayanhassan2449 What?
@@smart-ass8518 I think he’s talking about the scene where aunt may died
@@kvng_nas2152 yep, that and Doc Oc's betrayal and Peter's reaction
This is the thing I will never understand they are all the same character with the same story
"I don't know how to go on without her"
"You don't. You take her with you"
That line hits harder after No Way Home
Facts
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Imagine if he took it literally and then dug up the grave to take the remains with her lmao
"With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility"
Imagine how the audience would've reacted to that in theaters.
The white gulls called it - from over the horizon!
@@matsch6777 What do you mean?
@@gabrielmcmillan the song that is used while his father told him is from „Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King“ and the name is „Into the West“
@@matsch6777 Ah, I see, Thanks.
Thatd be gay honestly
After No way Home we need more of Andrew's Spider-Man. He nailed it
definitely
highlight of the movie along with goblin
Sony is now considering it. Kevin Feige might direct it(hoping they hire the same cgi editors from tasm 2 and Hans Zimmer for spiderman theme) Who knows, they can make venomverse shares with amazingverse since there's an existing spider guy in venomverse.
His performance was sooo good! Definitely deserves another chance with more movies!
We need more Tobey Maguire too.
the writing and acting in this scene is actually brilliant, if someone’s seemingly dead father randomly showed up alive this is probably the most realistic reaction they’d have
and yet they removed this for some reason
@@Daemon1995_ because it’s dumb
@@silloweet the one in the final movie is actually dumber so why not Take this one granted it's still dumb but atleast it's less dumb
@Eagle Eye it’s a really easy fix, delete the entire first scene of the film showing Richard Parker’s death on the plane. Boom, no more “impossible survival.”
@@HoodedSpidey hey yeah that could've work... Probably
man andrew garfield absolutely killed this scene, had me on the verge of a total breakdown lmfao.
Let's be really does in everyone :D
Cause now daddy can finally give him enough milk money
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@Leonardo Santuario no i am 3 it’s still better than Batman and robin. It’s sure I loved this movie because I have see this when I was 7
Imagine being cast for arguably the most powerful and important scene in the movie just to be cut. Like what were they thinking cutting this
the scene is powerful but it just doesnt make sense that he's there, alive and talking. But then again many things in the movie dont make sense
In one deleted scene he actually survived on the plane but the mom didn't
@@vigilante9089 really? Im going to look that up now
@@vigilante9089 I did not find it lol. I did find one with an added cockpit scene but thats it
Ask Tom holland’s brother 😂
I can't believe I've never discovered this scene until now... Garfield's acting was superb here.
You can't believe it, it's 2021 and I am just seeing this #floored
@@allthings80swithgarrett42 sameeee like wtf
lmao
@@allthings80swithgarrett42 Same hahaha
What an amazing scene (Oh, I just saw now that I used amazing)
Heh so I'm not the only guy discovering that recently lol
I will always feel so bad for Andrew. He was a great Spider-Man/Peter Parker, and he deserved to play the role for much longer. Fingers crossed for him being in NWH. He deserves it.
I wish he was in the MCU. I was sad when he was replaced. Oh well looks like we will see him again in MCU after all
I hope he gets a second chance at being Spider-Man his 2 movies reek of studio interference
He was a horrible Peter parker
@@4rm0nd07 but the best spiderman
@@4rm0nd07 ur brain is horrible
Imagine if they kept this scene and continued this universe with a 3rd movie. His father would’ve been upgrading his spider-tech.
Boring
@@ddkdjdjdjdjdjd6905 I read somewhere that they were even planning to revive Gwen and also bring the sinister six if there ever was a 3rd amazing spiderman
@@pisquare5107 It would've been even worse than the 2nd one from what I know.
@@illogical1421 probably.... who knows as there never was a 3rd one..
@@pisquare5107 Those were just ideas thrown around , nothing was confirmed
They’re actually crazy for deleting this
How? His father coming would have been the dumbest decision ever. Especially after seeing that plane crash scene
@@kaneclerk6530 It's based on comics anything can happen
Facts
This is a bullshit move of Sony. I demand they bring this back on The Amazing Spider-Man 3.
@@kaneclerk6530mysterio.......
Andrew Garfield's acting was very strong in this scene. Wish it was in the actual movie.
It was tho. He killed playing Peter and Spider-Man. Sony just fucked the script.
@@jordy2x_ its good that they removed this scene tbh, it would've made the movie more confusing and wack than it already is
@@fyuzahhh no it woudnt lol. Only idiots woudnt understand it
@@dosomestuff1949 bro in the first fucking scene we LITERALLY SAW HIS DAD GETTING CAPPED IN THE PLANE, how are they gonna add another scene to the movie and explain how the mf survived that 💀💀 there are literally so many plotholes and flaws throughout the whole film 😭💀 I'm not saying that the plot of the story is difficult to understand, I'm just saying it makes no sense to keep this scene and it would just add on to the overall shitiness of this movie
@@fyuzahhh first of all. Adding all those emojis does not make ur point any stronger. Also look at andrews acting here. That should be enough reason to keep this scene. Often, deleted scenes do have more to them explaining more stuff, so what u saw here probably wasn’t it
Oh god, Andrew Garfield is an awesome actor.
If you wanna see more of Andrew Garfield’s great acting, please do yourself a favour and watch Hacksaw Ridge and Silence.
@@richos07 i'll se
@@richos07 hell yeah That movie is so damn good
@@richos07 both were amazing films
Would you consider yourself to be a good person?
How many lies have you told, and what do you call someone who lies? Have you ever stolen something, and what do you call someone who steals? Have you ever taken God’s name in vain (very serious; in Old Testament times, the Jews wouldn’t even say the name of God for fear of blasphemy) - even ‘OMG’? One more: Jesus said whoever looks at a woman to lust after her has already committed adultery in his heart; have you ever looked with lust?
Well I’m not judging you - but if you’ve done these things then you’re a liar, thief, blasphemer and adulterer-at-heart; that’s how seriously God takes sin. He is Holy (perfectly good/righteous and separate from sin) which means that He is perfect in justice; that means that just like a just judge does sentence criminals to pay for the wrong they caused, do does God sentence the payment of all sins - and if He were to judge you by the moral law (we’ve already looked at 4 commandments) would you be innocent or guilty? Heaven or Hell? The answer is hell - the wrath of God upon you for your sin
And the just God will punish ALL sin. Is that concerning?
But fortunately, God’s will is not that you perish. He wants all men everywhere to be saved. So do you know what He did for us guilty sinners? In self-giving mercy, He sent His Son Jesus Christ. He lived the perfect life that we should have lived - tempted at all points and yet He NEVER sinned. Through His life, being in very nature God, He revealed God to men; but we in our hatred condemned Him to death. On that cross as Jesus suffered, He took on the sin of the world and was judged in our place; receiving God’s wrath. You and I broke God’s law, but Jesus paid the fine. God can justly forgive us.
On that cross He died, then He was buried, but 3 days later He was raised from the dead - conquering death and Hell and ushering in The Kingdom of God. He then ascended to the right hand of God the Father (where He came from) now Lord of the living and the dead. God has fixed a date when He will judge the world in righteousness. What you need to do is repent (In humility, acknowledge your sin before God and turn to a relationship with Him) and trust ALONE in Jesus Christ and His work on the cross; and God will grant you the gift of the Holy Spirit. Then be baptised. Jesus' perfect righteousness will be accredited to you and you can stand in a relationship with the God of the Universe, a Father. If you repent and believe the gospel.
ROMANS 10:9 - If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved
After watching no way home , I felt that Andrew was the happiest one of the 3 to come back as spider-man .
I could see the great energy and enthusiasm he had to put a satisfying end to his role as spiderman
This is my opinion
Agreed. TOBEY got check and gave fans what they wanted but Andrew truly enjoyed it and depending on the plot of dr Strange 2 Andrew may get 2nd chance and will be meeting Tom Hardy's Venom
not to end. . but perhaps, a re-introduction? huh
@@KazENaRa90 dangg...I hope so
Not the end man, we still need a the amazing spider man 3
@@thejohnson2328 I really hope so
I really like this scene. Andrew is a hell of an actor. Although I’m happy they took it out. Having his father be somehow alive after being in a plane that fell from the sky would seem unbelievable
yup..
There was a Soviet stewardess who was the only survivor of an airplane crash without a parachute. So it's not something impossible. Especially in a world where there are people with superpowers.
Richard's not stupid and I think he could think of something quick to save himself.
Think if they had made an ASM3 they would probably explain how he survived.
I mean... lets be honest. The untampered parachute was on the plane and visibly shown during the fight sequence.
Well not anymore unbelievable than "it comes and goes" :)
I know this is impossible for you to understand Peter, hell the audience is probably confused as shit too.
Trisket lmao yea u right
Trisket there was one deleted scene along with this that would make it make more scene
Quem é esse homem que o Peter tá conversando?
Probably the reason why this scene was cut
Pokemon master Z Which scene?
with great power comes great electricity bill
I applaud you
Alister Alex Electro disapproves
Alister Alex fucking right😂
Darkus Leotornoid What?
lolol
I’m glad people finally realized that Andrew is a good actor and an even better Spider-Man
No one says he’s a bad actor.
@@thefilmrookie3099 some people do
no good actor terrible Spiderman
@@jacobkoberstein7364 he was alright he wasn’t the bast, honestly I think the writers butchered his story and character arc
Honestly my only issue of his portryal of his Peter Parker side is more of an attractive (no homo) fellow the the nerdy type. But his spiderman his perfect and his acting is topnotch overall
10yrs later and I’m JUST seeing this 🤦🏿♂️. I need to backtrack some movies and see how many deleted scenes I’ve missed good grief.
Everyone seems to not like Andrew. But I like him like the other spidermans and I'm so happy tobey and andrew are coming back for the next spiderman movie
no they are not
(edit: I know I was wrong but stop commenting on my video just to reply take this L) :)
@@dragon_warrior_ How do you know ?
@@divyanshsharma147 how do you know they are?
@@i8choNutz hahahah
@@dragon_warrior_ 🤣
Even though this is a deleted scene, this really shows how great of an actor Andrew Garfield is
Edit: 11k Likes? Holy Cow!
I agree bro
@@HAJIME_official. I agree too
yeah
Sony just ruined the script
He's a fantastic actor even before spiderman
Glad to see people finally giving Andrew's Spiderman the recognition he deserves and Ik it's kinda late, but guys can we make The Amazing Spiderman 3 happen? Let's do it!!!
Yea should at least let him end it on a positive note. After ASM 2, I was like wtf is this? U gonna do him dirty like that with Gwen death?
@@Beastzz77 Sony screwed him over big time. I'd recommend watching the countless documentaries about how badly they screwed him over.
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Let's do it
I dun think anyone hated Andrew's performance. Many hated how TASM series was written. But every actor gave it their all.
I LOVE Andrew Garfield’s acting so freaking much 💛 Especially when his voice starts to break and then he screams at Richard in so much pain, it literally broke my heart 💔
Why so?
“With great power, there must also come great responsibility”
The most important words in Marvel ever period
I am ironman
@@AnkitKumar-sr2nm nah
@@AnkitKumar-sr2nm Not as impactful and meaningful. Great Power and Great Responsibility is an actual life lesson.
@@AnkitKumar-sr2nm 12 year old
@@cowwithrandomthoughts2503 well if u take into consideration the complete arc of Tony stark from Iron man 1 to endgame, from a selfish billionaire to selfless genius, this quote has a lot of impact, I can't say more than that of spiderman but it is as impactful as that
Man why did they delete this scene. This scene is so powerful. As a person who grew up with very litle time with a father, this really hit me hard. Wish this was in the actual movie
It's a great performance, I also felt it really hard. But it wouldn't make sense in the movie for his father to be alive
@@azulbustamante6719 that's like the least unrealistic thing in this movie.
Because third movie got cancelled before this hit the screen maybe??
When you think about how STUFFED Amazing Spiderman 2 was, multiple villains who each have their own things going on, set for future movies, Gwen and Peter's relationship, Peter dealing with grief and his future and his guilt, etc. I think that something as big as THIS deserved it's own subplot in another movie where it had more space and time to get proper focus. My guess is that's what the film makers thought too and wanted to save it for a future movie.
It's just unfortunate that the 3rd movie never came.
Cuz they had to focus on Gwen's death more
Fun Fact: 90% of movies' deleted scenes actually turn out to be the best and most interesting scenes
Actually most of them are deleted for good reason
@@harrydrake4173 So what's one of the main good reasons that the scenes were deleted? Being unrelated to the plot?
@@harrydrake4173 Not necessarily; most of them are cut for time constraints.
@@InfinityUA-camrSM well here it is, we barely talk about his father in the films so
@@Purpliz But his dad’s research on the train that he went in during the movie was plot related. They even showed how his dad died in the beginning of the movie so finding out that he was alive all this time could’ve led up to a promising 3rd installment for the franchise (if the movie did better than hoped of course)
This was one of those scenes to amazing Spider-Man 2 that shouldn't have been deleted, I liked how Peter Parker was so upset and heartbreaking for everything he's been through with losing Gwen Stacy. This scene was so touching how Peter Parker was able to see his father at the end.
Admittedly the scene itself doesn’t make a lot of sense and raises a bunch of questions but it also has some really great acting from Andrew Garfield and it’s worth watching just for that
There was a theory that Peter's father didn't survive (ignoring the plane escape scene for it was just a deleted scenario), and that it was Chameleon who took the form of Peter's father (possibly old friends) to comfort Peter after Gwen's death. He said what Peter's father would say, and he's not wrong. Quite frankly, I would have accepted it as that.
@@ZonnexNecton Or it is Peter's dream.
Nah, its Canon that in some version of Spider-Man, his parents are Shield Agents or Oscorp scientists, they could've taken this second iteration a different way and really opened up the Amazing Spider-Man Lore. Dude has his own universe of characters and when he says the line in this clip, it makes sense because he knows truly what that means.
Idk it can still be Canon, just because his dad comes back doesn't mean he still didn't have a period of being a violent vigilante like he described is no way home, his dad could of actually been a reason of voice at some point if we ever got a 3rd movie
@@ZonnexNecton I actually like that idea. Start TASM 3 with the revelation that his dad is the Chameleon and turn him into a good guy not a villain to really throw fans off. Kinda like what they did for Sandman in the Raimi trilogy but better.
I feel like they should have only kept this scene in the movie if it turned out that his father being alive was just Peter's imagination coming to terms with Gwen's death. Imagine how effective it would have been if after the "Great power..." line, his dad just faded away, leaving Peter alone on the bench. It would have been a great insight into his mind and how he coped with her death, rather than him just watching that cheesy speech and suddenly wanting to be Spider-Man again.
That was the greatest thing I have ever heard, you're good
This highly emotional scene being all in his imagination would’ve been the biggest copout I’ve ever seen
In this case I would much rather it be uncle Ben rather than his father. 🤷🏻♂️
You are right .This scene could have been the best scene of this movie if Richard Parker was his imagination .
Couldn’t have said it any better
Holy fucking shit, Andrew Garfield is an allround actor.
I agree with you
Olle Forsberg What's an allround actor ?
Astonp99 an actor that can manage all the emotions and movements, I think.
true
Michael Mordecai but he. omg. is perfect. i cry
This scene really betters the whole movie omg, after watching this 9 years later makes the movie have the feels it should.
This is why I love Andrew as Peter. His acting is the absolute best out of all the Spider Men
He's a classically trained actor, he's also a very good singer. He has incredible range as an actor.
Nope
@@dariannisch7511 *picks up and puts you on a plane heading to the other side of the planet*
I 100% agree
He’s a fantastic Actor! Really really brilliant actor but I disagree. I’m with my boy Tobey in this one.
"Stay there, stay right there, don't move"
This guy can act.
No, he can't. That's why Sony delete it
@@OnoyPrius-jo2xv the deleted scenes were so good guy
@@OnoyPrius-jo2xv that’s not why, people delete scenes all the time. Your just being rude.
@@OnoyPrius-jo2xv andrew is one of the best actor now your just a hater bitch
@@OnoyPrius-jo2xv Still better acting than tobey woodguire
If you think about all three of the spidermen and their stories, Andrew was literally treated like the middle child. He lost uncle Ben, his parents, his girl, his best friend, couldn’t even get this scene to be fully added to the movie, and had it not been for NWH he probably would’ve never been seen as Spider-Man again. Ffs, he doesn’t even have a third movie like the other’s do😭
They were gonna make it but it got cancelled or something
I think they will talk about it again soon. Last film im general opened a ton of doors. But it probably will never be. I agree tho. But Tom will get another to break the chain i think
Real
That’s why the NWH “you’re not lame. You’re Amazing” I’m convinced was genuinely Tobey validating Andrew as being every bit as great as him. That wasn’t for Peter, that was for Andrew
It sucks The Amazing Spiderman is my fav out of all of em. Its the most accurate to the comics, and while I love Toms Spidey I just hate that they went overboard with his Iron Man relationship, Iron Man gives spidey the iron spidey suit in the comics but he isnt his dang daddy/. Also imo his on screen time with Emma was phenomenal and I think she was outstanding as Gwen Stacy her death scene was the only thing that made me cry in Marvel movies along with Endgame
I miss those days I wish I could go back then in time and relive all these years again having my present conciousness
Of the three Spider-Men Andrew Garfield stole the show in No Way Home. Truly the best actor of the three
I liked all three.. My fav is tobey
@@premshetty9834 my favorite overall is also Tobey, but Andrew is indeed a better actor and Tom is just great at being spiderman and Peter Parker, whilst Tobey was a great Peter Parker, and Andrew great at being spiderman
Peter 3 FTW!
@@ArkhamKnight-2007 Tom is also a great actor
I agree..andrew is thw best actor among the three of them
Imagine having this scene when he says "with great power comes great responsibility" right before Gwen's speech at the end of the movie. Andrew had such great potential if it wasn't for sony. I truly hope marvel does justice to his character at least one time and have him in No Way Home. He absolutely nailed this scene and also gwen's death.
Update: Watched No Way Home and was in tears to see Andrew’s character getting the love he deserves. The Amazing Spider-man 3 is trending on twitter today :’)
I made an alternate cut of Tasm 2 with this scene and Gwen's speech. And it does work alot better
Well............
@@Mrcool210 send link
Why this scene isn't in the movie is beyond me, Andrew killed it and is why he needs to have his TASM 3 fillmed and any other projects involving Spiderman
yh maybe andrew was amazing, but the guy playing the father did a fucking horrible job, how many times did he say; I had to dissappear to keep you safe
@@juanesteban3523 I would imagine he's saying it because he doesn't know what else to say. And its not his fault if you didn't like his lines. He didn't write them.
@@juanesteban3523 My guy that's not bad writing. Literally what else could he say in that situation???
@@juanesteban3523 his delivery was so flat, add he was acting against Garfield
Pretty sure they deleted this because his dad being alive makes no sense
Removed from the movie but not removed from our hearts ❤
This is so much better than the original ending.
it really is
+muiecopyright no it isnt
+Peter -Parker I agree with you fuck these 5 year olds THE ORIGINALS FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!
roman ? :))
muiecopyright fuck sony
What a scene. Really hope Andrew gets his chances to better show how talented he is in No Way Home
What do you mean? He CLEARLY isn't in it, and all the leaks are CLEARLY faked
Edit: I'm being sarcastic, I just want everyone to know that. For as good of an actor Andrew is, he's really bad at hiding the fact he's in No Way Home
@@bobertson_jr even if they are fake he could still be in it
@@bobertson_jr watch hacksaw ridge, he’s so good in that movie!
Even if Andrew is better now in terms of acting, I doubt his scene in No Way Home (if he's in there) would be long. Him and Tobey would probably just appear when Ironboy Jr. is in the verge of losing. The budget would increase if Andrew and Tobey gets more screentime
@@mobilelegendsmemes no doubt
It still makes me sad that this is deleted. This scene alone could have almost saved the movie. It's Andrew's acting at its best, and it shows him in the grieving process instead of just cutting straight to his fight with rhino.
It’s very tacked on and raises more questions than answers.
It’s also a bit of a stretch to think Richard survived that plane crash at the beginning and how he knew he’d find Peter at the cemetery at that specific time
And also the whole “I had to hide to protect you” is a bit cliched
@@RYMAN1321 But it is a part of the comics. Sort of.
Andrew Garfield is an incredible actor he and Tom Holland know so well how to beat emotional at just the right time the crying the sobbing the tears the pain anger
I know right, this kinda helps the ending
@@RYMAN1321 I’d change a consistent story for a good one anytime of the week, I don’t really like some lines like the “I had to disappear to keep you safe” maybe rephrase it and the “stay away” also was a little bit inconsistent considering if he was truly in danger his spider sense would be enough but it was much much better to end with this. Also it does make sense story wise since Norman Osborn had just died so Richard was finally free to go back to Peter since the threat was gone
It’s such an emotional scene. And it was needed. Cannot believe they cut this scene. Andrew is incredible
I had the pleasure of working on this film as a PA and an extra actor. Andrew was extraordinary to watch on set. A real Spidey fan. I was sad to see most of his emotional scenes cut from the final film. I hope one day Sony re-releases TAS films with the footage not shown. Not saying the writing was better, but Andrew’s iteration of the character deserves to be shown. He nailed it perfectly. As a Spidey fan myself, he is my favorite.
Where can we find you in the movie good sir ?
Yes where u at?
@@chavrios3007 The scene when the police officer directs the women away from Electro, it cuts to the officer looking down a line of people and I’m the Asian with the short hair and glasses with a book dead center.
@@HOL457 The NY Times Square scene when Electro is draining power. I’m the Asian with the glasses and short hair in dead center of the frame of that particular scene.
@@MatthewVlossak I see you! That’s cool! 👍
" with great power comes great responsibility"... This hits different after no way home
Man I am crying 😭😭. The character development of Tom Holland's Spider-Man from living in Iron Man's shadow to living his life like the Spider-Man we all wanted him to be.
Ssssstt no spoiler🤫🤫
It does so much
It’s seriously really does, right in the gut
@@Mydumpdaily man it's been out for like 4 or 5 days what u doing in life if you haven't watched it? I've literally seen it twice lmao
I have mixed feelings about this scene…
On one hand I am sad that they deleted it because the acting and stuff is incredible, but on the other there is no way that Richard Parker should be alive after the plane crash.
probably why they deleted it
I think the more probable cause for deletion is that Uncle Ben provided a much more loved iteration of Great Power comes Great Responsibility.
Uncle Ben, quoting Richard Parker said to Peter, if you have the ability to do good things to other people, it is your moral obligation to do so. It's not a choice but a responsibility.
But he could have survived though. There was literally a parachute the guy who was trying to kill him was gonna use before getting killed.
Who said he had to be “alive?” Gwen’s death could’ve been the final straw for Peter’s psyche, so this could’ve been him hallucinating or his brain making up illusions to cope with the stress of Gwen’s death
@@JadedParanoia i doubt that unless he was hugging thin air
This scene totally should have been in the movie. Because after Gwen’s tragic death, there’s no one Peter needed more than his father
Toni Cipriani?
My gosh Andrew deserved a third movie. This scene would have impacted so much and lead into an amazing 3rd ASM
#tASM3
Petition for TASM 3
Wasnt the 3rd ASM already in plan before he got fired by sony ceo
WTF!? Why on EARTH would they cut this scene out of the film!? What was Sony THINKING!? This was brilliantly done and I love how Peter's father is the one who says the famous line this time instead of his uncle. The way he delivers the line is also very nicely done! In addition, it is also a very powerful moment in the film to see Peter actually reunited with his father. They should have kept this scene in the final cut of the movie.
I’ll never forgive Sony for removing this
This film NEEDS a director's cut.
His uncle gave him a with great power quote not the same?
Sony Did it Because its SONY 🤦♂️
Yea. They thought it was too emotional.
Things like this are what make Andrew such a good spiderman. I feel like people don’t like him because the movies were bad, but thats not his fault. Nothing bad about the movies was on him, he was superb. He made his own spiderman.
Exactly. From the moment I watched the first 'Amazing Spider-Man' film I was hooked on Andrew's performance. He conveys emotion, humour and charisma so well as both Peter and Spider-Man. He was the first on screen Spidey I watched that made me feel as if the comic character had jumped straight off of the pages. Even though the second Amazing Spider-Man film was convoluted in a rushed and unprepared sense; I'd still grin like a child whenever Andrew or Spidey was on screen - especially in the first 10 minutes of the second film.
First one was good but the 2nd was a cluster fuck of plots and characters that made no sense.
I never understood people thinking they were bad. As a huge spiderman fan, I loved them
Andrew is MY favorite spiderman
I would have to disagree about bad. The first one. Imo and I am glad many others think it's good. I enjoyed the 2nd one even though it was disappointing.
This scene is emblematic of Asm2's writing as a whole. A totally bizzarre and out of nowhere scene that was never alluded to anywhere and adds nothing to the plot, but is so well acted that it tricks you into thinking its good for a second.
The biggest flaw of this scene is that it’s dependent of the sequel, the sequel which we never got sadly
Hmm true ..well worded..I love the scene, but yea it seems pointless and adds waay more into the already blown up movie
100% agreed
This comment is certified gold.
why is this comment so fucking accurate holy shit. and thats coming from me and i love these movies with my soul. even i can acknowledge what you said is spot on.
Did anyone notice that the background music is from the lord of the rings? :D
you are literally the first one dude wow
this background music isn’t actually part of the deleted scene
when Frodo sail west to Valinor
Seven years!! It been seven years!
Holy f**k how did I not notice that
10 years later and I’m still made they deleted this masterpiece of a scene
“I don’t.. I don’t know how to go on without her.” Oh my gods I was bawling my eyes out already and this just broke me.
Same!
Iron man: if you are nothing without her than you shouldn’t have her
God not gods
@@鄧焯文 but it's about suit not human💀
@@ladislaugabor2985yes
This scene really should have been in the final cut. It ties everything so beautifully together, and it showcases why Andrew is still my favorite Peter Parker/Spider-Man. His acting here is flawless, and it captures the heart of what makes these movies... Amazing.
They should have kept this in two-fold:
Garfield's acting and a chance for the R. Parker actor
If they remove Richard Parker and his mom die at the beginning and put this scene at the end, I definitely put it on very first top of my favorite movie list
@@FlareLime if they were to put this scene on the movie there were another opening scene where R. Parker actually survives.
I think the scene is good but the movie IN MY OPINION still was good without the scene, I kind of preferred the ending without this scene
You are a true motivator. Your words and actions always inspire others to move forward.
Why would they take this scene out. This scene is fucking amazing.
Sam Shirvan Ikr
Think it’s meant for number 3 but it got cut
Because Avi doesn’t want ✨emotions ✨
now it's the opposite of amazing
Cuz the movie was already so jumbled with plot lines and adding this was less profitable than putting the action heavy rhino ending
This is an Amazing Scene, it really shows what a great actor Andrew Garfield really is, this should completely replace Paul Giamatti, but the biggest flaw of this movie was the 60 different plots and here is another 1
Lnobrien G Then...........he got fired 😐😞🙄
Why did he get fired? Was it actually because he missed some Sony dinner event because he was ill or was that story just bullshit?
Unknown all i know is that it was not because he was a bad actor, i think they might have had a fight or something and then they found up an excuse, but i dont work at Sony so i dont know
And Sorry IF my english is unreadable
martin53mattsson Sony is fucking evil
Lnobrien Agree
Andrew's emotions while acting are impressive. This and Gwen's death scene always get me
Andrews acting is so perfect knowing that Peter had a tragic story. Peter suits him so well.
The Lord of the Rings music playing was a placeholder, just so everyone knows.
I THOUGHT I HEARD IT
I knew I wasn't the only one to hear it here and there!!!!
I FUCKING HEARD IT I WAS CONFUSED AF
I was waiting for the next part to kick in, lol
Yeah I started thinking maybe it just sounded really similar but couldn’t remember TASM having that time of music.
Hopefully Tobey and Andrew passes on the “With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility” line to Tom’s Peter
(Edit: Holy shit they actually did it! Aunt May said it first but Tobey and Andrew acknowledged it and linked it back to Uncle Ben. 🔥🔥)
More likely Tobey to pass It to Tom
Imagine they all say it at the same time or some shit
Rather have uncle Ben tell it to him first. We've had almost no mention of Ben
Strong focus on what i want
@@yousufkhan1720 I missed the part where's that my problem
Andrew probably could have won an oscar from how well he played in this scene
factss
L take
@@anza7522 ratio
bruh are u high or what?
What?
This is the most heartbreaking scene in Spider-Man history I’ll die on this hill
I physically feel the pain of this scene, because I know Andrew put his heart and soul into what ended up on the cutting room floor. This, he really needs a third movie where there's no studio interference, he has to. That film, really, oh man, next!
His dad actually displayed great responsibility. Disappearing to keep his son safe just like how Peter NEEDED to disappear from Gwen’s life to keep her safe.
Only to come back.
@WiiManElite well gwen did said nobody make decisions for her
@@demonlordlatios25games50 which led to her own demise (joke)
@@punkzx2608 yeah
@@punkzx2608 but she took too long to go inside the building too
The Lord of the Rings score goes well with anything, it instantly elevates any scene...
I read this comment at the exact moment I heard it 😂
Hahaha I couldn’t believe that’s what I was hearing
“The grey havens” is the part of the score they used, and it plays at the end of the trilogy for those who don’t know.
Power come great
I thought I was hearing that then checked the description and yep.
This scene could’ve single handedly saved this entire movie
100 percent
the movie was amazing. however this scene could have single handedly saved ME from months of grieving the loss of gwen
@@elijahnash3807 not gonna lie I still have a hard time finishing out the movie because of this 😂😭. I always turn it off as she is falling because I then become temporarily depressed after the rest unfolds
It might have even saved the entire franchise or Andrew's Spider-Man.
4:40 With a great power, comes a great responsibility
Iconic quote
One of the best comic book phrases of all time
@@BlackOmEga_2099 even though it's wrong
@@_Zephster How? People in power have a lot of control and therefore responsibility
@@hamzerpanzer I'm not saying it's meaning is wrong I'm saying the quote is wrong also the original meaning is better as it means those with great power should have a lot of responsibility to deal with
I absolutely love this scene, so powerful and heartfelt, just what Peter needed.
But is no one else gonna notice that the music in the background is from Lord of The Rings
This.
I can hear it
Dude I noticed it and was just about to comment on it to see if anyone else had noticed it 😂
@@CuddleFish124 lol😂😂😂😂the beacons are lit gondor calls for aid
Oh mate, I thought it was only me, nice to see others noticing it
I wish they kept this scene in :( So beautifully acted. Andrew deserves more scenes.
Andrew's such an amazing actor that he made this dumbass concept of a scene not just tolerable, but wonderful to watch. He's one of the greatest of his generation.
This scene could have been amazing if they later revealed in the next movie that he was just imagining him because of all the trauma. Or it was Chameleon posing as Richard. They did show Chameleon in the post credits of the video game of this movie. And Chameleon is known for doing something like this.
Chameleon has no connection to these movies at all. Like no hints. And the games have nothing to do with the movies. In the first game rhino was a human mixed with a rhino. But when the second movie came around he was a tank so they kind of got screwed on that. That's just one example of how they're not connected.
@@DA11AZ yea but just because he there was no hints doesn’t mean he couldn’t have been in the third movie ?
@@Titanver they would have to totally set up a brand new character for The sinister six while setting up multiple other brand new characters for the sinister six. And you know how that went with Spider-Man 3. You know making brand new characters in the same movie... Sandman, Venom... I get what you're saying but the third movie would have made The amazing Spider-Man 2 look like a magnificent masterpiece because of how stuffed it would be. But I guess it would be fun.
I don't know if they could do this legally, but maybe just make Richard Parker into a LMD, like they did with Coulson for Agents of Shield
So it's not real?
The way i see peter’s character development in tasm 1 is as followed:
Peter was selfish, peter was an ass. But can you blame him? He lost his parents, had a pretty difficult childhood. But in that one day, he had so much happiness. He found his dad’s briefcase, got revenge on the bully, got the girl, did what he liked. In this case skateboarding. But pretty much like any teenager, he got punished for forgetting to pick up may. And then the happiest day in his life was turned into the worst. He is mad, frustrated. He wants revenge, he lets the criminals go because he is selfish. When captain stacy talks to peter about spider-man he begins to think “am i a villain?” But then comes the bridge scene. He has a choice, chase the lizard and be infamous and immediately be on the police’s good side. Or help reunite a kid with his father. Something peter has always wanted. He chooses to help the father reunite with his kid. And thats when he chooses to help others instead of himself. When he is in his room with the mask in front of him, he sees the mask in a new light. Not as a way of not getting recognized for your crimes, but as a symbol of hope.
Totally right I agree 100%
I love the 3 spider man they are different but at the same time they are similar Peter Parker s identity was never forgotten
This is perfect!!
@Pain's Clips yea, i did mean that, just needed to word it better.
It was sad when Gwen died, and it was a poetic justice to see him save Tom's MJ. Nearly cried, but didn't. But one hell of a movie. Amazing Spiderman needs a sequel.✌️
Fuck a reboot just make a sequel
Fuck reboot, make it a complete trilogy
#MakeTASM3
WHY DID YOU SPOIL IT
I for sure cried when he saved MJ. I can just see him coming back and telling Gwen at her grave or on the tapes that he saved MJ
It was heart wrenching to see his face, wishing like crazy, that it was his Gwen in his arms.
The Amazing Spider-man movies were actually pretty good, and Andrew Garfield will forever be my favorite Spider-man. He grew up reading Spider-man and really understands and loves the character!
I'm so angry and sad that we didn't get the third movie. it would have been AMAZING. as Tobey says to him, Andrew's Peter is amazing!
Who knows, we could get 3 because of No Way Home. I'm sure Andrew would be down to do it. Plus the characters get a sorta revival in No Way Home. I could definitely see Sony picking up after No Way Home Andrew arriving in his own universe again.
@@captainspencer7231 I wish! he's my favorite spidey.
A lot of noise coming out saying tasm 3 is coming
@@hippoboy9793 I don't think the rumors are true😔Andrew's 38 and the concept of spider-man is that he's a teenager.
@@tatiab6978 That's only at the beggining, Spiderman has been an adult more time than he has been a teen in the canon
This just proves that Andrew ‘s acting chops are FAR above anyone else’s. He gives his ALL.
I think "with great power comes great responsibility" is the true meaning of a superhero.
No, "with great power, comes great electric bill"
Sand Shadow Rent?
The destiny that his dad talks about here sort of opens up the implications to retcon his words from earlier in the movie and implies that just like the destiny that he thought he had, anyone else could've possibly been this Spider-Person, instead of Peter and that POSSIBLY his measures may have been wrong
i’m glad he’s getting the recognition he deserves 🖤🖤 his acting moves me everytime 😭💗
"I know this is impossiable for you to understand, Peter. Hell, I haven't even gotten to the part about me being a robot duplicate of your Father made by Harry Osborn."
"What the fuc-"
"The comics get weird, Peter!"
I’m so mad this is not at the top lmao
lmao
YAAAAAASSSS!!! 🤣
Now that would be entertaining
Its either that or i'm a biological clone of you scheduled to die in week or two.
it was deleted because in the beginning it shows that peters parents died in a plane crash in the middle of the ocean so it wouldnt make sense to add in a part when he"disappears" for a while.so if the beginning was cut out then this scene would be perfect in this movie
There was another plane scene which was deleted which suggests he could have survived
Or maybe Peter Parker was just imagining him just like Peter Parker imagined Uncle Ben in Spiderman 2.
A scene for a scene
Chameleon?? Anyone or maybe Mysterio?
Andrew Garfield is 1 of my favourite actors of all time his spider man is just unmatched imo he brought the swag he brought the funny he brought the feeling to a spiderman film so good
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+FluffypurplepOp that is shit, i hated his parent's story
Although these movies didn’t have the best writing, Andrew Garfield is the best Spider-Man in terms of acting and potential. The script really let him down. This scene and others like Gwen’s death and his interactions with the kid being bullied and Aunt May are all prime examples of Andrew’s fantastic acting abilities. Sony really failed this man…
I actually enjoyed these movies more than Tobey’s
@@MovhisMocjaoa As do I. They’re personally my favorite
Yes
Honestly tho he’s got mad charisma
and Say what you want about these movies but 1 had the best Flash Thompson too lol
Andrew is the most successful actor out of the 3 stooges to play Spooder-Man.
Even under so much emotional stress and frustration he's still able to hold back his super strength
Production time did one of the world's most biggest blunder by taking out this scene from the final . This scene is more sensible and suitable As an ending than that stupid rhino cliffhanger.
They took it out because they were saving it for the third film before it was cancelled.
Jesus Christ that ripped me apart. Such an accurate reaction to your “dead” father showing up years later after you’ve suffered enough!
Why did his father disappear though?
@@dynahvelvixin.8615 because his research had him compromised and staying where he was, also put Peter in danger, and he couldn’t have that
@@thatgingerguy3461 sorry I didn't see the full movie what you mean his research and comprised him.
@@dynahvelvixin.8615 just watch both movies and you’ll see 😂
It would have been cool if Peter said “Uncle Ben used to say that” after his father said with great power comes great responsibility
Would be too forced probably
It's brings a while other level to that saying because uncle Ben probably said it to peters dad as well at some point.
Tom Holland Peter Parker movie: “Wait Yall have Uncle Ben?”
Or maybe “Uncle Ben told me something similar”
@@willscousin how?
This film was such a mess it’s unbelievable, but each of these scenes individually are great
Can't believe we went from this to a Disney version
Well, one of the reasons this movie was such a mess is because Sony deleted a tonn of great scenes, holding it together and actually developing stuff.
Had they allowed Webb to actually finish this movie the way he wanted, and don't delete half the goddamn movie, things would've been different.
@@OverLorD768 yeah but still, if they deleted loads of stuff and the movie we already got was such a mess, god knows how convoluted and confusing the story would have been if they kept everything in
i watch tasm2 yesterday. It kinda a mess.
peter issues with gwen going to oversea
petter having issue with harry.
petter having issue with aunt may.
peeter having issue with his family.
at one point he met with harry, after that he met with gwent. then go into family secret base. so much thing they want to cram in a single movie.
But andrew is really a good actor no doubt.👌👍
@@XellVerto they also had that whole Mary Jane subplot that was completely taken out of the movie, it’s not even in the deleted scenes
this deleted scene blew my mind the first time i found out it existed
andrew’s performance here actually brought me to tears, especially when he hugged his dad and cried on his shoulder. it’s a shame they cut this along with many other scenes of importance.
This isn’t all that important, the whole parent subplot wasn’t all that interesting or brought up enough to warrant this scene being in the film.
Not to mention it’s not accurate at all having his father be alive because I’m pretty sure in the comics his parents are either dead or status unknown