The only thing I like about Homecoming was Michael Keaton as the villain. Even though I didn’t care for Homecoming, it was way better than the Amazing Spider-Man crap 💩
The best thing about the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies is how they made Peter Parker's life relatable even though his alter ego Spider-Man is a superhero. They made Peter's life relatable and you actually feel for him when he has to make the tough sacrifices to be the hero. Even without the action scenes, you can watch these movies just with the good dialogues because you feel connected to the characters. Even Mary Jane, who people sometimes criticize for being a damsel, is well written. Sure the screaming is annoying, but she is a strong character. You dont need to have muscles and ripped physique to be called a strong character. Her arc is relatable, she has ambitions of her own to make it in the real world. She was raised in an abusive household and all she ever wanted want some comfort. Thats why she seeked that from the boyfriends and only Peter could give it to her. Thats why when she says to Peter that he made her feel, "THAT I AM MORE THAN I EVER THOUGHT I COULD BE, THAT I AM JUST, ME." That is great writing to make you feel for the character. Aunt May is the anchor in Peter's life. Whenever there is trouble in Peter's life, Aunt May is the wise person to pull him out of the darkness. Thats why I hated what they did with Marisa Tomei in the Tom Holland movies and virtually made her a cheerleader rather than a wise guide that Peter can always go to.
That mary jane is a damsel in distress is socialist nonsense. They would have to say the same about the children whom screamed while he saved them in the tram, or anyone else spider-man saves. It's pure nonsense. Mary Jane is awesome. Spider-Man is awesome. Socialists are losers who can't get laid. :) Cheers
Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin was PERFECT casting. That cackle still gives me goosebumps What's ironic is that Joe Manganiello, who plays the bully Flash Thompson in this, is one of the biggest D&D nerds alive :D
Tobey Maguire the best spiderman and This was the second Marvel superhero I watched and the first was Blade There are many scenes I like in this movie first the upside down kiss Secondly when he discovered her ability to sense things around him in slow motion at school Third when he returns to the house and the green goblin He almost seeing him and a drop of blood falls
This is the only Spider-Man movie that gives his iconic back-story, with Uncle Ben's death and the line "with great power comes great responsibility," which encapsulates the underlying motive for all super-heroes.
After Watching Tom's Spider-Man, I see that it is absolutely expected that the viewer sees the original films because his movies jumps right into the plot with zero background!
@@ColetteCherry Yeah, by the time Tom's Spiderman came out, EVERYONE already knew Spiderman's origin story. It's been told countless times, it didn't need to be re-told. It would have been redundant. This also happened with Batman (from DC), and, to some extent, the Hulk. It's like James Bond films; they just start with the established character.
@@danielmorency2242 they didnt just not tell it..they wiped uncle ben and his lesson from existence. pretty unforgivable in my opinion. you cant replace uncle ben with tony stark. they are not of equal importance to the character of spiderman. them trying to ham fist it into this latest movie doesnt do it for me.
@@danielmorency2242 yea most people are dazzled by mixing movies and they are stupid like you so they dont consider anything past their own amazement at being tricked by some cheap tactic.
I can't believe that this movie is 20 years old. It doesn't feel that long ago. I remember when it was the 90's and feeling like the 70's was so far back in the past.
These were the best Spider-Man movies! No other Spider-Man movies have topped them. Amazing Spider-Man was garbage and Homecoming was too much of a kids movie
Your idea to watch these before going forward is wise. That said, ALL of the non MCU marvel live action movies are becoming increasingly important as the overall story is going on in the MCU as it is today. You may want to add X-men, Deadpool, Blade etc. movies to your watch list. Also the Marvel Netflix shows.
“Dude you need to be sued, bc you’re pretending to be a teenager when you’re really a 45 year old man with a mortgage and 3 kids” that was hilarious 😭😂😂. I recently rewatched these films aswell (after so many years) and all I could think abt was how old the “kids” look. Especially Flash haha
Right?! I can see how as kid when we watch adults play teenagers we don’t notice as much, but now that I’m an adult, it’s so obvious when teenagers are played by 30 year olds ☠️👵
So a little easter egg for this movie: it was Sam Raimies idea to make the webs come out of the wrists. In the comics there are machines to shoot web, Web-shooters., and that's why it changes in the Garfield and the Holland ones. So that's one of changes that this movie did
Honestly that was a brilliant choice and they should've stuck with it. Because otherwise a teenager invented the most powerful industrial adhesive in existence but he's still poor.
@@elbruces He's a chemical genius. Not everyone who's smart is successful. Not to mention selling the shit Spidey has been slinging for so long AND being his "personal photographer" might be just a bit suss.
@@elbruces The barbs and organic webbing were horrible ideas. Wall crawling in the comics were decsribed in a way that worked through his costume. The webshooters were a combination of human intelligence and instinctive mastery of polymers. He could create web varieties and formulae, and did not risk dehydrating and depleting his strength.
This actually wasn’t technically Marvel when it came out. It was Sony, but Spider-Man is a Marvel Comics character. Sony and Marvel didn’t band together and bring Spidey into our current cinematic Universe until 2017 with the first Tom Holland Spider-man movie coming out ( well, actually you could say Civil War, but he wasn’t solidified as a reoccurring character until he got his solo movie). This will always remain my favorite non Marvel studios Marvel film, and big extention favorite live action comic book movie of all time. Definitely a rewatchable classic at this point. Can’t wait for you to react to Spider-Man 2, it’s the best one out of all three.
Spot-on reaction, loved every minute of it. You are really fun to watch, this is the first decent movie adaption of one of my childhood favorites and you totally got it. Good job.
Thank you for your reaction! By the way, the fact that you somewhat resemble Gwen Stacy from the second Spider-Man movie series, you’re wearing the suit from the third Spider-Man series, AND you’re watching the first Spidey trilogy… that’s some serious No Way Home stuff here 😂
17:11 probably one of the best scenes in the movie. And its just a conversation scene. But you can actually see what each character is at that point and where they want to go.
Let's have a shout out to the late Cliff Robertson (Uncle Ben). A versatile actor who's career started in 1943 and included roles ranging from The Big Kahuna in the original Gidget (1959) with Sandra Dee to future President John F. Kennedy in P.T. 109 (1963).
No matter how many times I watch this movie especially from reactions, there's a certain magic to this film that I cannot explain. Maybe it came out at the perfect time or something but it has stood the test of time and remembered fondly. The sequel however is much better than this movie and is one of the big 3 of super hero movies. Honestly looking forward to seeing your reaction to the second one.
I love that you're going through those. The MCU is making a lot more movies more relevant to watch. Like X-Men, Deadpool, Blade, heck, even Fantastic Four. You don't need to watch Blade yet, but the rest is pretty much a must at this point You now have TONS of content to release regarding all these Marvel movies, and I can't wait to watch it all
"Bone Saw" is portrayed by a pro wrestler, the late "Macho Man" Randy Savage, even using the Savage signature move, the diving elbow off the ropes. This was after Hulk Hogan appeared in Rocky 3. This led to a lot if wrestlers appearing in movies, but relatively few actors trying to be wrestlers. Wrestling involves a lot if acting, but wrestlers don't get to back up and start over when they foul up.
Norman Osborn has a split personality, one is Osborn, and the other is the Green Goblin. At the beginning of the movie, Osborn was whole and he was inspiring, proud, and egos, when he took the formula to himself, he became two persons in one body, one is an innocent man and a villain who wants more.
4:16 "..when you're really, like, a 45-year-old man with a mortgage and three kids!" Joe Manganiello was actually 26 when this film was released. He's a year and a half younger than Tobey Maguire! 😝
@@ColetteCherry It's not a surprise that you didn't recognize Joe; many don't. This was his first acting job after he graduated from college and moved to Los Angeles, but he didn't really "break out" until his roles on One Tree Hill (2008-10) and especially True Blood (2010-14), 5 to 10 years later.
Love your reactions and the energy you put out... also Glad you decided to go back these older ones take me back and you look great in that spider man costume so I welcome any excuse for you to wear it...
Hey, Colette! I know you're pretty invested in Marvel films right now, but this one always reminds me how great Tobey was in "Pleasantville" (1998). It's another one with a whole lot of nostalgia to it. You might enjoy to see it before you start "Wandavision," if you haven't already.
If there's anything that the Raimi trilogy has over all other Spiderman movies, maybe even the Marvel Universe, is that it has HEART. These movies are so iconic to me. That Danny Elfman theme music is forever ingrained into my brain and probably will never forget it.
There was another live action Spider-Man in the seventies played by Nicholas Hammond. The Pilot and two pairs of episodes was shown internationally on the big screen as Spider-Man, Spider-Man Strikes Back and Spider-Man: the Dragon's Challenge.
You've very right about the transitions and other story elements having a nostalgic feel, but they also did at the time of release (though the movie definitely shows elements of being a 2003 film, as well). Sam Raimi, a visionary, groundbreaking director who has absolutely changed how we tell stories visually while being completely irreverent (kinda an Andy Kaufman deal, maybe?), chose to lean really heavily into both the story and the feel, narratively and visually, of the original Spider-Man comics, and it works *so* well. This film could easily have felt cheesy in less talented hands, but Raimi et al bring such earnestness to it that you never question buying-in. Major elements of the MCU owe their emotional weight to this series of movies. Don't wanna give spoilers, but I think those who know can guess what I mean. Holland is a great Spider-Man, but Tobey got the world to fall in love with Peter Parker. He manages to be the underdog and the hero at the same time; if you ask yourself in any given situation, "What would Spider-Man do?", it's probably the right choice. BTW, it's a fair question as to why Goblin didn't unmask Spider-Man when he had the chance. I think the answer is that GG really wanted Peter to join him of his own free will. If he blackmailed Parker into doing so, Spider-Man would always be looking for a way to get out from under Gobby's thumb. At least, that's what Goblin would do in that situation, so he assumed the same of our wall-crawling friend, probably accurately. There's something of a Batman/Joker vibe here; Goblin, who only wants power, is kinda fascinated by someone who doesn't, and probably more than a little threatened.
Bruce Campbell, the wrestling announcer, already had a well-established working relationship with Sam Raimi, the director. Look for him in other roles in 2 and 3.
Okay the reaction was high pitched full of energy. You did good sister. Your casual Spidey cosplay was on point hun. In terms of Spidey actors. Tobey is my number 1 ❤ I will always prefer him.
My absolute favourite movie ever, they captured Spider-Man’s origin story like no other franchise did. Sam Raimi’s Trilogy is the best adaptation of Spider-Man
This was the spider man I grew up with and I love all of them yes even the hated 3 these movies definitely are one of my favorite things to watch tobey will always be my Spider-Man
You should stop being so delightful Colette, it's addictive. That being said, your reactions always put a smile on my face, so I'll be back. Have a good weekend.
I nearly screamed with excitement when I saw the very first trailer for this (the one that had the giant web on the twin towers) I always loved Spiderman thanks to growing up with the Cartoon on Fox kids, so seeing a movie was coming was the greatest moment of my young life
Fun Fact: the announcer in the wrestling match was played by Ash Williams himself Bruce Campbell who also appeared in other 2 Sam Raimi's Spider-man movies. The character Ash Williams was from Sam Raimi's evil dead trilogy.
The soundtrack for Spiderman Tobey maguire is another level. This is the thing with old films. They have alot talented people with soundtrack that you can feel it not only hear it. The soundtrack is just another level they put and sync with the scene very well. And you can have some goosebump Everytime i heard the soundtrack opening Spiderman Tobey Maguire it's just makes me wanna cry. It feels truly emotional in some of way. Well maybe because when i was a kid this is the first superhero movie that i love to watch. Anyway. It's a good movie. Every movie has it own flaws. This movie too. But that doesn't mean overall bad. It's just good it's own way
Fun fact willem Dafoe did the stunt work for the green goblin in order to give him that villainy look because he felt a stunt double wouldn't be able to
Fun fact about this movie: the original posters and trailers had to be pulled because they featured shots of the Twin Towers and since the movie came out in 2002, that was an issue for obvious reasons.
After 800 reaction videos on my channel and other channels one could say I’m decent at doing my job 🤷🏼♀️ who knew after reacting for that long one could actually get good at guessing potential plot twists and character developments and even story lines? It’s almost insanity to imagine right? It’s almost like it’s my job or something?
For the Thanksgiving scene: I’ve thought about it a lot and I don’t think that was actual Norman. I think the Goblin personality was in control the whole time, pretending to be Norman. But the thing is he can’t convincingly act like Norman. The real Norman is not a bad person and the Goblin can’t help but let a little creepiness slip through the façade.
Times have indeed changed. Almost all books and information are now online; all knowledge is instantly available being just one click away. Yet folks seem to know less then back in the day.
@Colette Cherry You will love the extended version of Spider-Man 2 (2004), Spider-Man (2002) and others that came before were important for the MCU to exist, Spider-Man's previous movies will be vital to understand Holland's latest
Fun fact after this movie came out and the scene where spider man / Peter Parker and Mary Jane kissed when spider man was upside down, a lot of people started calling that style of kissing, the spider man kiss.
Willem Dafoe is undoubtedly one of the greatest actors of our generation.
All he needs to do is play Joker and my life will be complete
I still don’t understand why he hasn’t gotten an Oscar yet! He’s been scuffed for too long
Yes, he was part of the reason why this was the best Spider-Man movie
Yeah 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@JakNasty69 🤣🤣🤣🤣
All I’m gonna tell you is this when it comes to watching these movies before Holland’s: It WILL be worth it, more than you realize
Not so Subtle my guy 😂
@@joshuarojas5543 Im sure she already knows lol
Stop spoiling u cringy boomer..
The only thing I like about Homecoming was Michael Keaton as the villain. Even though I didn’t care for Homecoming, it was way better than the Amazing Spider-Man crap 💩
@@nsasupporter7557 shut up boomer...
That scene with Tobey catching all the food on the tray was done without cgi and took him 156 takes to do :)
That's amazing. Kinda like Sigourney's no-look shot in "Alien: Resurrection", but I think this is significantly harder.
Or Bill Skarsgard contorting his body into the refrigerator in IT
We know
@@noahmondelli1095 congrats, was telling her not you lol
@@JXCracks still we do not care
Rosemary Harris simply killed it, as Aunt May. She was so brilliant and endearing.
Tobey Maguire's spider- man is my favorite not to mention he's the best spider-man and no one can change my mind
The best thing about the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies is how they made Peter Parker's life relatable even though his alter ego Spider-Man is a superhero. They made Peter's life relatable and you actually feel for him when he has to make the tough sacrifices to be the hero. Even without the action scenes, you can watch these movies just with the good dialogues because you feel connected to the characters.
Even Mary Jane, who people sometimes criticize for being a damsel, is well written. Sure the screaming is annoying, but she is a strong character. You dont need to have muscles and ripped physique to be called a strong character. Her arc is relatable, she has ambitions of her own to make it in the real world. She was raised in an abusive household and all she ever wanted want some comfort. Thats why she seeked that from the boyfriends and only Peter could give it to her. Thats why when she says to Peter that he made her feel, "THAT I AM MORE THAN I EVER THOUGHT I COULD BE, THAT I AM JUST, ME." That is great writing to make you feel for the character.
Aunt May is the anchor in Peter's life. Whenever there is trouble in Peter's life, Aunt May is the wise person to pull him out of the darkness. Thats why I hated what they did with Marisa Tomei in the Tom Holland movies and virtually made her a cheerleader rather than a wise guide that Peter can always go to.
That mary jane is a damsel in distress is socialist nonsense. They would have to say the same about the children whom screamed while he saved them in the tram, or anyone else spider-man saves. It's pure nonsense. Mary Jane is awesome. Spider-Man is awesome. Socialists are losers who can't get laid. :) Cheers
Sam Raimi is one of the best directors out there for making this masterpiece
@@Kenny-ep2nfAlso because of the Evil Dead films. Evil Dead 2 is my 4th favorite film of all time, a fking masterpiece 🤘
Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin was PERFECT casting. That cackle still gives me goosebumps
What's ironic is that Joe Manganiello, who plays the bully Flash Thompson in this, is one of the biggest D&D nerds alive :D
Seriously such good casting! He is made for the villain role
@@ColetteCherry WDs best performance was in PLATOON. Check it out.
Tobey Maguire the best spiderman and This was the second Marvel superhero I watched and the first was Blade There are many scenes I like in this movie first the upside down kiss Secondly when he discovered her ability to sense things around him in slow motion at school Third when he returns to the house and the green goblin He almost seeing him and a drop of blood falls
This is the only Spider-Man movie that gives his iconic back-story, with Uncle Ben's death and the line "with great power comes great responsibility," which encapsulates the underlying motive for all super-heroes.
After Watching Tom's Spider-Man, I see that it is absolutely expected that the viewer sees the original films because his movies jumps right into the plot with zero background!
@@ColetteCherry Yeah, by the time Tom's Spiderman came out, EVERYONE already knew Spiderman's origin story. It's been told countless times, it didn't need to be re-told. It would have been redundant. This also happened with Batman (from DC), and, to some extent, the Hulk. It's like James Bond films; they just start with the established character.
@@danielmorency2242 they didnt just not tell it..they wiped uncle ben and his lesson from existence. pretty unforgivable in my opinion. you cant replace uncle ben with tony stark. they are not of equal importance to the character of spiderman. them trying to ham fist it into this latest movie doesnt do it for me.
@@willwilliamson9580 It must be hard for you to be the only person alive not to have liked No Way Home... I hope things work out for you.
@@danielmorency2242 yea most people are dazzled by mixing movies and they are stupid like you so they dont consider anything past their own amazement at being tricked by some cheap tactic.
I can't believe that this movie is 20 years old. It doesn't feel that long ago. I remember when it was the 90's and feeling like the 70's was so far back in the past.
"I have a father, his name was Ben Parker." These words always makes me cry
This trilogy is what I grew up with and I’m glad you’re watching it! These films are incredible!
These were the best Spider-Man movies! No other Spider-Man movies have topped them.
Amazing Spider-Man was garbage and Homecoming was too much of a kids movie
@@nsasupporter7557 absolutely, I’m glad many people agree with this. When I was a kid I always used to know Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man.
We grew up on the right spiderman ✊
@@yungpoet yup
Your idea to watch these before going forward is wise. That said, ALL of the non MCU marvel live action movies are becoming increasingly important as the overall story is going on in the MCU as it is today. You may want to add X-men, Deadpool, Blade etc. movies to your watch list. Also the Marvel Netflix shows.
I would also add the first two Fantastic Four movies as well
I wound also add Daredevil Series
@@ayazsins525 Baby steps. Let her get through all these movies first
@@DarkTalesProduction 🤮 not the sequel
@@tonybeltran4366 Rise of The Silver Surfer was pretty good though
Colette, in a short amount of time you have become one of my favorite reactors. Clever, sassy and sharp. Keep up the good work.
“Dude you need to be sued, bc you’re pretending to be a teenager when you’re really a 45 year old man with a mortgage and 3 kids” that was hilarious 😭😂😂. I recently rewatched these films aswell (after so many years) and all I could think abt was how old the “kids” look. Especially Flash haha
Right?! I can see how as kid when we watch adults play teenagers we don’t notice as much, but now that I’m an adult, it’s so obvious when teenagers are played by 30 year olds ☠️👵
@@ColetteCherry exactly. That’s the one thing I don’t miss about older movies.
I had to pause the video due to laughing so hard when she said that 🤣🤣🤣
POV: that one guy from Simpsons
@@ColetteCherry They were played by 20 year olds actually. Tobey Maguire was 27 by the time Spider-Man cam out in theaters.
So a little easter egg for this movie: it was Sam Raimies idea to make the webs come out of the wrists. In the comics there are machines to shoot web, Web-shooters., and that's why it changes in the Garfield and the Holland ones. So that's one of changes that this movie did
Honestly that was a brilliant choice and they should've stuck with it. Because otherwise a teenager invented the most powerful industrial adhesive in existence but he's still poor.
@@elbruces He's a chemical genius. Not everyone who's smart is successful. Not to mention selling the shit Spidey has been slinging for so long AND being his "personal photographer" might be just a bit suss.
@@elbruces The barbs and organic webbing were horrible ideas.
Wall crawling in the comics were decsribed in a way that worked through his costume. The webshooters were a combination of human intelligence and instinctive mastery of polymers. He could create web varieties and formulae, and did not risk dehydrating and depleting his strength.
It was actually *James Cameron's* idea from his version of the script before Cameron abandoned it and Sam Raimi picked up the project.
@@elbruces He tries to sell it once but nobody buys it because it evaporates after 24 hours
This actually wasn’t technically Marvel when it came out. It was Sony, but Spider-Man is a Marvel Comics character. Sony and Marvel didn’t band together and bring Spidey into our current cinematic Universe until 2017 with the first Tom Holland Spider-man movie coming out ( well, actually you could say Civil War, but he wasn’t solidified as a reoccurring character until he got his solo movie).
This will always remain my favorite non Marvel studios Marvel film, and big extention favorite live action comic book movie of all time. Definitely a rewatchable classic at this point. Can’t wait for you to react to Spider-Man 2, it’s the best one out of all three.
Spot-on reaction, loved every minute of it. You are really fun to watch, this is the first decent movie adaption of one of my childhood favorites and you totally got it. Good job.
Thank you for your reaction!
By the way, the fact that you somewhat resemble Gwen Stacy from the second Spider-Man movie series, you’re wearing the suit from the third Spider-Man series, AND you’re watching the first Spidey trilogy… that’s some serious No Way Home stuff here 😂
17:11 probably one of the best scenes in the movie. And its just a conversation scene. But you can actually see what each character is at that point and where they want to go.
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.
Let's have a shout out to the late Cliff Robertson (Uncle Ben). A versatile actor who's career started in 1943 and included roles ranging from The Big Kahuna in the original Gidget (1959) with Sandra Dee to future President John F. Kennedy in P.T. 109 (1963).
...and Wild Hearts Can't be Broken, Yu Prick!
@@MrParkerman6 And what drugs are Yu on?
No matter how many times I watch this movie especially from reactions, there's a certain magic to this film that I cannot explain. Maybe it came out at the perfect time or something but it has stood the test of time and remembered fondly. The sequel however is much better than this movie and is one of the big 3 of super hero movies. Honestly looking forward to seeing your reaction to the second one.
I love that you're going through those. The MCU is making a lot more movies more relevant to watch. Like X-Men, Deadpool, Blade, heck, even Fantastic Four. You don't need to watch Blade yet, but the rest is pretty much a must at this point
You now have TONS of content to release regarding all these Marvel movies, and I can't wait to watch it all
A like before the video and a comment hun. Nice cosplay you wore for this reaction. I'll give you another comment after the video sweetie.
"Bone Saw" is portrayed by a pro wrestler, the late "Macho Man" Randy Savage, even using the Savage signature move, the diving elbow off the ropes. This was after Hulk Hogan appeared in Rocky 3. This led to a lot if wrestlers appearing in movies, but relatively few actors trying to be wrestlers. Wrestling involves a lot if acting, but wrestlers don't get to back up and start over when they foul up.
Whenever Colette rides a rollercoaster, the entire theme parks hears her cheers and yells.
Norman Osborn has a split personality, one is Osborn, and the other is the Green Goblin. At the beginning of the movie, Osborn was whole and he was inspiring, proud, and egos, when he took the formula to himself, he became two persons in one body, one is an innocent man and a villain who wants more.
That kiss is legendary.
0:06 the first Spiderman movie (in as this one) was actually in 2002
"Tobey Maguire? Where'd he go?"
He took some time off from acting for a while, but I think I saw him in something last year.
Yea. He was in some indie flick. Might’ve heard about it.
@@DarkTalesProduction Yeah, Dark Tides, or was it Times? It was a decent movie.
The first five Spider-Man movies ARE important for the MCU, even if they may not appear to be important. Not gonna say why, though.
4:16 "..when you're really, like, a 45-year-old man with a mortgage and three kids!" Joe Manganiello was actually 26 when this film was released. He's a year and a half younger than Tobey Maguire! 😝
WOW THAT IS HIM!!!!!! I did not recognize him at all! Tobey really pulls off a young boy well, his mannerisms are perfect.
@@ColetteCherry It's not a surprise that you didn't recognize Joe; many don't. This was his first acting job after he graduated from college and moved to Los Angeles, but he didn't really "break out" until his roles on One Tree Hill (2008-10) and especially True Blood (2010-14), 5 to 10 years later.
41:34 Your scream and the Goblin's scream were in nearly perfect synchronization! Bravo, ma'am! 🙂
Love your reactions and the energy you put out... also Glad you decided to go back these older ones take me back and you look great in that spider man costume so I welcome any excuse for you to wear it...
Hey, Colette! I know you're pretty invested in Marvel films right now, but this one always reminds me how great Tobey was in "Pleasantville" (1998). It's another one with a whole lot of nostalgia to it. You might enjoy to see it before you start "Wandavision," if you haven't already.
Witnessing that iconic fight scene between Spiderman and the Green Goblin in the movie theatre as a 13 year old in 2002 was a cultural reset for me
“Who am I…I’m kickass”😂
The first time she said that it came out in 2003 I let it go, but the second time she said it, I died inside. The movie came out in 2002 by the way.
Agreed. Without spoilers, the way she handled Doc Ock attempting to play Spidey dirty in Spiderman 2 is legendary.
If there's anything that the Raimi trilogy has over all other Spiderman movies, maybe even the Marvel Universe, is that it has HEART.
These movies are so iconic to me. That Danny Elfman theme music is forever ingrained into my brain and probably will never forget it.
You finally got the intro outfit right to the movie! :D
Willem Dafoe is such an incredible actor
Yes, he was part of the reason why this was the best Spider-Man movie
I prefer this trilogy over any MCU film this trilogy is so good Tobey is definitely the best Spider-Man
There was another live action Spider-Man in the seventies played by Nicholas Hammond. The Pilot and two pairs of episodes was shown internationally on the big screen as Spider-Man, Spider-Man Strikes Back and Spider-Man: the Dragon's Challenge.
This hits VERY differently after watching No Way Home now.
Amazing reaction colette👍🏽 very entertaining, you are very funny. Glad you like spiderman, costume is 🔥 “nice tight ankles”😂
You've very right about the transitions and other story elements having a nostalgic feel, but they also did at the time of release (though the movie definitely shows elements of being a 2003 film, as well). Sam Raimi, a visionary, groundbreaking director who has absolutely changed how we tell stories visually while being completely irreverent (kinda an Andy Kaufman deal, maybe?), chose to lean really heavily into both the story and the feel, narratively and visually, of the original Spider-Man comics, and it works *so* well. This film could easily have felt cheesy in less talented hands, but Raimi et al bring such earnestness to it that you never question buying-in.
Major elements of the MCU owe their emotional weight to this series of movies. Don't wanna give spoilers, but I think those who know can guess what I mean. Holland is a great Spider-Man, but Tobey got the world to fall in love with Peter Parker. He manages to be the underdog and the hero at the same time; if you ask yourself in any given situation, "What would Spider-Man do?", it's probably the right choice.
BTW, it's a fair question as to why Goblin didn't unmask Spider-Man when he had the chance. I think the answer is that GG really wanted Peter to join him of his own free will. If he blackmailed Parker into doing so, Spider-Man would always be looking for a way to get out from under Gobby's thumb. At least, that's what Goblin would do in that situation, so he assumed the same of our wall-crawling friend, probably accurately. There's something of a Batman/Joker vibe here; Goblin, who only wants power, is kinda fascinated by someone who doesn't, and probably more than a little threatened.
awesome vid, hope to see more spidey reactions!!
love your reaction to the announcer giving peter the spider man name
my first reaction I am watching of yours; so excited!!!
12:36 Tobey Maguire insisted on doing this for real. They had to shoot it many times until he caught it all perfectly.
Bruce Campbell, the wrestling announcer, already had a well-established working relationship with Sam Raimi, the director. Look for him in other roles in 2 and 3.
Okay the reaction was high pitched full of energy. You did good sister. Your casual Spidey cosplay was on point hun. In terms of Spidey actors. Tobey is my number 1 ❤ I will always prefer him.
20:07 doggo just having the time of his life in the background 😭
Haha I always try to kick them out but they whine and cry and then I feel bad so I’ve given in and let them record with me 🤣
Love the suit! And spiderman definitely has Batman's disappearance skill mastered.
She had me dead when she said see good guys don't finish last 🤣🤣🤣🤣that's comedy this was one of ur best reactions awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
Tobey Maguire will always be my favorite Spider-Man
Tobey dropped out of acting for so long is cause he had children and wanted to take care of them
This is still the greatest Spider-man movie ever.❤
My absolute favourite movie ever, they captured Spider-Man’s origin story like no other franchise did. Sam Raimi’s Trilogy is the best adaptation of Spider-Man
This was the spider man I grew up with and I love all of them yes even the hated 3 these movies definitely are one of my favorite things to watch tobey will always be my Spider-Man
love the fit and ur marvel reactions
i love how in the dinner at 44:07 peter and norman are wearing eachothers costume colors
You should stop being so delightful Colette, it's addictive. That being said, your reactions always put a smile on my face, so I'll be back. Have a good weekend.
52:43 MJ has forearms of steel, giving her incredible grip strength! 😝
second part is my favorite, can't wait for that one you react
I nearly screamed with excitement when I saw the very first trailer for this (the one that had the giant web on the twin towers) I always loved Spiderman thanks to growing up with the Cartoon on Fox kids, so seeing a movie was coming was the greatest moment of my young life
"How are they friends? What do they have in common?" They both feels like outsiders; they don't fit in.
Fun Fact: the announcer in the wrestling match was played by Ash Williams himself Bruce Campbell who also appeared in other 2 Sam Raimi's Spider-man movies.
The character Ash Williams was from Sam Raimi's evil dead trilogy.
The soundtrack for Spiderman Tobey maguire is another level.
This is the thing with old films. They have alot talented people with soundtrack that you can feel it not only hear it.
The soundtrack is just another level they put and sync with the scene very well.
And you can have some goosebump
Everytime i heard the soundtrack opening Spiderman Tobey Maguire it's just makes me wanna cry. It feels truly emotional in some of way. Well maybe because when i was a kid this is the first superhero movie that i love to watch.
Anyway. It's a good movie. Every movie has it own flaws. This movie too. But that doesn't mean overall bad. It's just good it's own way
the good old days of high school movies where the kids look older than the actual teachers, i miss that time
Remember, Flash Thompson was played by Joe Manganiello. He moved on from MJ Watson to Sophia Vergara.
Nostalgia at 1000%. My very first film of Spider-Man. Today is still the coolest Spider-Man ever.
The director Sam Raimi also directed Dr. Strange: Multiverse of Madness! One of the most epic solo films of the MCU!
How it's done basically is that one person has to be standing or sitting while the other person some how has to be upside down.
I love your spider suit and these movies are so iconic and the best Spider-Man movies too bye is the GOAT my childhood
Fun fact willem Dafoe did the stunt work for the green goblin in order to give him that villainy look because he felt a stunt double wouldn't be able to
Fun fact about this movie: the original posters and trailers had to be pulled because they featured shots of the Twin Towers and since the movie came out in 2002, that was an issue for obvious reasons.
1:52 that Line at the bottom completely ruins the reaction 😒
I just found ur channel just to see others reactions lol. You are funny
I find it funny how it's her " first time " watching this but she perfectly guesses what happens next
After 800 reaction videos on my channel and other channels one could say I’m decent at doing my job 🤷🏼♀️ who knew after reacting for that long one could actually get good at guessing potential plot twists and character developments and even story lines? It’s almost insanity to imagine right? It’s almost like it’s my job or something?
For the Thanksgiving scene: I’ve thought about it a lot and I don’t think that was actual Norman. I think the Goblin personality was in control the whole time, pretending to be Norman. But the thing is he can’t convincingly act like Norman. The real Norman is not a bad person and the Goblin can’t help but let a little creepiness slip through the façade.
Oh my god! It's Gwen Stacy, and she's reaction to the Sam Raimi 'Spider-man' movie. "Hey, beautiful."😊
this is 2002 year film
This is still the best spiderman suit ever
And the best Spider-Man movie ever
@NSA Supporter I thought so too until no way home came out. But I loved the andrew Garfield movies. A lot of people hated them for some reason
Times have indeed changed. Almost all books and information are now online; all knowledge is instantly available being just one click away. Yet folks seem to know less then back in the day.
You know when you have a bad friend when he or she goes after your crush
RIP Laura Ziskin
Thanks for giving life and depth to this beautiful franchise
Spider-Man was released in theaters May 3rd 2002 making this movie 21 years since being filmed 😶
wow that is so cool!
10 days before my birthday and coincidentally spiderman is my favorite superhero
Wrong, dumbass .
April 29, 2002 (Mann Village Theater)
May 3, 2002 (United States)
Love the Spider Suite Colette 😍
That's an amazing cosplay you did there, coming from a big fan Spider-Man fan myself. ☺👍
@Colette Cherry You will love the extended version of Spider-Man 2 (2004), Spider-Man (2002) and others that came before were important for the MCU to exist, Spider-Man's previous movies will be vital to understand Holland's latest
I could say the same thing about Spider-Man No Way Home Extended Version as well.
This is easily the best Spider-Man ever made.
I really fw this spiderman like that ending battle is so brutal and gritty tom ain't got shit on this
Willem Dafoe as green Goblin is perfect
Yes he was part of the reason why this was the best Spider-Man movie
Fun fact after this movie came out and the scene where spider man / Peter Parker and Mary Jane kissed when spider man was upside down, a lot of people started calling that style of kissing, the spider man kiss.
Watching Willem Dafoe is a pleasure
Dope cosplay you should do spider-gwen next🔥
LOL I love the museum scene. The only one there who looked young enough to be in high school is the teacher! 🤣
so true!
"Bonesaw? What a stupid name" Lol he's not gonna take too kindly to that!