The Unusual Suspect: SAM RAIMI'S SPIDER-MAN TRILOGY
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"Well he's got all the money in the world but there's one thing he can't buy."
"What's that?"
"A dinosaur."
a tip : you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Aldo Melvin yea, have been using Flixzone for since december myself :D
Whats this? A *2 hour long review/analysis of the original Spiderman trilogy??!*
Hellllll yeah Im in.
wow
Oh boy yeah
@@s.storumus8620 hah
HERE HERE
Quite honestly, my favorite line from the first movie is right after Goblin says he had been like a father to Peter. Spider-Man responds:
"I had a father. His name was Ben Parker."
That's genuinely a beautiful line.
I’ve always found it a bit odd, like Peter says it as though Norman shot Uncle Ben, great line but it seems like something Peter would have said to Flint in SM3 instead
@@Devo57 I never thought of it that way before, but I see your point. I always took it to mean that Peter was saying that it wasn't Norman who was his real father figure, it was his Uncle Ben who really did treat Peter like his actual son. Again, not Norman.
Best 2 hours of my life
Hki
Thats wat she said
Finn McSkeane It’s been 3 years bro 😭
@@yamemeguy4744 ive been watching these since i was 10 and only watched it because of the curseing and now i get all the jokes.
Finn McSkeane Yeah I was a completely different person back then
1:06:49 the reason why Peter never tells Harry the truth is because in the first film Norman’s dying words to Peter were “Don’t tell Harry” meaning don’t tell Harry about the Goblin incident (I think anyway)
17:33 he did, get emotional, just not the emotion you were expecting, Suspect
17:39 "DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I'VE SACRIFICED!"
37:17 "GO!"
21:45 is that a coincidence or did he just predict what song was going to be used in a future Spider-Man movie?
Say what you want about the 3rd movie, but I still enjoy Spider-Man 3 as much as the first two movies. Granted, they threw in too many storylines and conflicts for a 2.5 hour movie, but it still has a lot of redeeming aspects (the action sequences, Sandman's character, Peter being so consumed by the suit that he beats up his friend and hits Mary Jane, New Goblin and Spider-Man teaming up, the themes involving internal darkness, revenge, and forgiveness) that I can overlook its missteps.
I agree completely!!
Movieo 2002 hinid hd
Only reason said "missteps" occurred is because SONY producer Avi Arad had a boner for Venom and pushed it onto Raimi
I also like Spider-Man 3 too. I LOVE the black suit soundtrack! It planted the seed for becoming my favorite suit ever. I think of it as a guilty pleasure kind of movie.
themes do not translate to good storytelling the film still has a very inconsistent tone venom was Handeld absolutely poorly the retconning of who uncle Ben's killer was was stupid and kind of takes away from Peter's lesson about responsibility since it pretty means that uncle Ben's death wasn't actually his fault because the burgeler he let get away for the sake of getting petty revenge didn't actually kill him and instead it was one of spider-mans shittiest villains the harry amnesia subplot was stupid the love triangle was so forced and made the film as the suspect said fill like a sope apra the twist scene with harry and mj was stupid
These reviews are top tier TH-cam imo. Always come back once in a while. Didn’t know you had a combined vid of all of them. Perfect.
19:24 makes me laugh
Norman Osborn: Is somebody there?
Green Goblin: Somebody
Norman Osborn: Where are you?
Green Goblin: Follow the cold shiver running down your spine
Unusual Suspect: So you’re my ass?
1:06:42 because norman made a dying wish telling peter to not tell harry, sorta like gwen's father did to peter. As far as I know, harry didn't know norman was the goblin until the end of spiderman 2, so I guess this is a more relevant question for the 3rd movie.
Instant like for the Recess: School's Out audio in the Spider-Man 1 review. Masterfully belched, sir.
EDIT: Was not expecting _two_ references. Someone make that Philliam Benedict clip into a meme, NOW.
To be honest, I still love the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy to this day. What I like about the movies is that Sam Raimi himself had a lot passion for the iconic Marvel character and did his best to make the movies as enjoyable as possible, while at the same time puting his own spin on Spider-Man's character and his story on the big screen. Not to mention that these movies used a lot of practical effects as well, which makes the movies stand out more, then compared to the future Spider-Man films. My problem with the future live action reboots of the characters are as follows: Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man does a very good job of acting Spider-Man's role, but when it comes to Peter Parker, it doesn't feel believable in the slightest, because the actor is just too good looking to be Peter Parker. Tom Holland's Spider-Man, while being the best casting choice for both Peter Parker and Spider-Man, the problem is how the MCU potrays the iconic character. Instead of Spider-Man being a solo superhero, like he always was, instead he becomes a Iron-Man/Tony Stark fanatic and most of the gadgets and suits he gets are made by Stark, instead of Peter making the suit himself. Some would argue that he is 15 years old, but people forget that Peter is also inteligent and can make his own suit without problem. I mean for fuck's sake in Civil War Tom Holland's Peter Parker even said to Tony that he made the web shooters by himself, so I don't see how he can't make his own suit becsuse of his extremly high IQ.
You're incorrect, Garfield's Peter isn't bad, he's just not what people expect Peter to be like traditionally. Yeah, he's not a nerd or whatever, but they sorta updated him not to make him into a dweeb, but just a social outcast. He's a bitter guy with a chip on his shoulder and who keeps to himself. It's not that everyone hates and bullies him. It's that he's the sort of person nobody would pay attention to. And yes, handsome guys can have that problem too. He becomes unappealing socially because he lets himself be eaten up at how his parents just abandoned him. He's good looking and, uh, rides a skateboard, I guess, but he's not a cool guy.
The important bit is that Peter's good heart being clouded by a lack of understanding of his responsibilities and their importance, and his bitter and selfish desires are completely in keeping with Peter Parker. His struggling with wanting the girl, but also wanting to do the right thing is present and accounted for. His guilt over being partially responsible for the death of the only real father figure he had is also there. His learning what it means to sacrifice your dreams for the sake of something greater than yourself is something he has to learn over the span of both films. Andrew *is* a very good Peter Parker. It's just not the standard idea of what Peter is. It's a more modern, grounded reinvention.
"Flints daughter has a severe case of.......... dying " 😂class
well they never say what shes dying from i dont think so yeah as far as we know she does have a severe case of dying..yeah i know im a mad man replying to a 4 year old comment asif you still care..but no body can stop me so here we go
LMFAO 🤣 😂
48:46 I'm using the clip of J. Jonah laughing too.
The Spiderman movies of the early 2000s despite much of there faults are still good to watch
17:01 I thought that she was looking at his camera, but I've come to my senses.
40:00 I can't blame Peter for struggling saying "I love you" I struggle trying to talk to girls I love
1:07:08
Meanwhile, during the casting of Spider-Man: Far From Home...
God, Spider-Man 3 is 10 years old today. Despite it's flaws, I'll never forget my first time watching this a decade ago. it's such a memorable experience. I adored it when I was younger, me and my Dad loved it after our first viewing. I hated it for a good 3-4 years, and after re-watching it on it's tenth anniversary, I think it's okay. Not the best, but far from the worst. It had a heart warming end to a series of films that defined an entire genre, what more honestly could be said.
i remember seeing in the theaters when i was still in elementary school
I was 4, and I was super excited to see it. I remember this one time when me and my friend watched it a while after it came out when we were younger, and we would act out some of the scenes. We used to be die-hard fans of the original Raimi trilogy. I still love them.
chrismobiliophotography I think I was in 2nd grade when I saw this in theaters.
Wholeheartedly agree, it's definitely not as bad as people make it out to be!!
Yeah it's okay or mediocre but its not bad and worst
Green Goblin is basically Spider-Man's version of Jekyll and Hyde in this flick isn't he?
Your Spider-Man 3 review introduced me to Da Vinci's Notebook, so... uhh... thanks, Suspect.
That Spider-Man 3 top gear intro was really good.
29:43
Falling into water from that height would be like hitting concrete.
LOL Jameson is back and it's Simmons! You knew all along!
Maybe the water weakens Sandman when it hits the outside of his body. That would explain how he survived after getting hit by the water.
59:03 still makes me LOL'd hard x-D
46:42 made me laugh
Thanks Suspect! Makes it really easy to binge your videos now! Good luck trying to put all 8 Potter films together in one btw.
OH JESUS! Those videos will be like 8 hours long. XD
Asylum117 It might just be around 4 or 5.
yeah the earlier ones are quite short
Popplio actually, it's a bit less than 2h 15min
king nonce actually The earlier ones (1&2) are the longest alongside Goblet of Fire.
Yeah, I totally agree, I first watched spider man 2 when I was like 7 and was horrified by the doctor scene
Fudge 007 I remember seeing it and, while I wasn’t scared, I was just confused. I was 3 or 4 when I first saw it, and I never felt scared by it.
I was 7 when it came out lol, i was a dark kid... my grandpa died before the movie came out and it made me twisted and thinking that scene was funny, i dont think that now... i dont think its scary either i find it weird and cheesy and funny for the wrong reasons, i don’t mean to laugh at it though.
Fudge 007 I’m glad my mom used to fast forward that part when I was a kid or I would have had nightmares.
Your disclaimers in the third review are great. "I will not shoot your face off with a nine millimeter handgun."
JK Simmons is JJonah Jameson to this day! You kinda called it!
I honestly never had much of a problem with damsel Mary Jane. In fact, I actually think Kirsten Dunst had more of a range than Emma Stone, who I’ve only ever seen play herself in every role.
These are my favorite on your channel. especially the Spiderman 3 review because that was the first one I watched
Hey guys, sorry I got anyone's hopes up with these uploads. But I thought it'd be a fun idea to reupload some of my reviews in a series format. So if you wanna watch a whole series review in one go, now ya can. Again, sorry if you thought these were new reviews. New ones are coming!
The Unusual Suspect
Where's the Harry Potter Octology? 😉
+Oscar McCormack Oh sweet Jesus WHY DID YOU SAY THAT!
The Unusual Suspect you're doing revenge of the Sith next?
NICE JOB, SUSPECT. You`re Awesome :D
thank you for making this I'm gonna love watching this
51:20 Always makes me laugh
Moses Banda yeah he was tottaly in there
Boooo....
If you fall from that height it doesn't matter if you land on water, you are dead. Even inside a monorail cart, you may as well land on concrete.
Every time.
7 minutes, 42 blocks, that is traveling 1 block every 8 seconds assuming 30 sec to start and stop.
1 block is about 80 meters, 42 blocks are about 3.36km, traveling that distance in 7 minutes requires an average speed of 30 km/h
YAY NO MORE PLAYLISTS FOR ME!
All the raimi movies are perfect
1:20:50
1- flint is out of their range
2-scanning for if the mass is changing is different than scanning for how much it changes
3-because its glass and metal
a question I have with this scene is- WHAT THE HECK EVEN WAS THAT EXPERIMENT?! at least if you read the comics, you know what the symbiote is. but this experiment came out of nowhere. before you say it was an experiment on fusing things, we didn't see anything else in those testing grounds. so what DID happen?
oh yeah and no he isn't out of range. though i didn't see any guns, so i guess they were aiming to capture him alive.
Eclipse the Zorua they were probably playing on their little sand pit, or they tried to make a giant sand castle. I don’t know
1:52:47-1:53:26, I can imagine this being paraphrased on the 'kill/spare Daud' choice in 'Dishonoured.'
…Seriously? Charlie Sheen wanted the role…?
santosh kumar
yes
Would've been awesome!
It wouldn't of been a Pepsi on the desk
Also Michael Jackson wanted to play spider-man
The original Sam Rami's Spider-Man was released in 2002, not 2001.
May 3 2002 (or 3 May 2002 for you in the UK) specifically.
I can't believe no one is commenting on the fact that the guy in the elevator didn't think he was actually Spiderman.. any rational person would
0:24:00 1:40:27 My Favorite moment in any suspect video
You should put all 5 of your Spider-Man movie reviews in one video like this.
Just...the amount of more subscribers you deserve is outrageous. These videos are fantastic! I've always loved them but rewatching them now is just splendid. Excellent work👌
These reviews are top notch.
He said Sam Raimi's 2001 adaptation of Spiderman spiderman came out in 2002
Gosh dangit! Now I have to watch all of these to get them out of my recommended list. That's 8 hours! It's fine though. I didn't have a social life anyways
Really great trilogy.
11:02
"Such a lust for revenge!?"
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Ah, another video from the unusual suspect. Love your work, I tell a lot of work goes into these, and am always excited to the final product. Keep it up!
matrix
The first 2 villains were great.
I love Wilem Dafoe and Alfred Molina.
I thought the sandman actor, Thomas Hayden church was great in the 3rd movie
The Eddie brock was awful
@@chesterlester5770 I did enjoy Church, but he didn't really stand out to me as much.
Imo.
Can we all appreciate how nice Sam Raimi is? Like ,he let his close friend Bruce Campbell be the first man in modern day movie media to say " THE AMAZING.....SPIDER-MAN!"
28:15 to 28:18 fant4stic is now the new abomination
16:37 You do not wanna know what spidey does now
Especially with elsa
Anyone binging these for No Way Home?
Well, Nick Cage finally got that part as spider-man :D
Oh man Spiderman 2002- went to go see it and my Nan was adamant that we couldn't get in...so she went and asked for THE TIME MACHINE- 7 year old me was starting to cry. Ticket lady said "Oh no he can see it! As long as he is with an adult!"
The 12A certification wasn't implemented apparently until 2002 The Bourne Identity- but they at the cinema - ODEON BRIGHTON- must have been privvy to a/the change. I will never forget that moment of my life. I got into a 12. I saw The Spider-Man on the big screen, and somehow benefitted from an as yet unannounced new certificate implementation. And sure enough I took advantage of that new power and saw it again. With no hitch.
I'm feeling guilty that I saw it aged 7 and you were 11 and had to wait till the VHS release.
1:29:47 When I was young I thought that would be easy for Peter
Because I was young and thought that cookie jar actually meant a cookie jar but instead it meant a bank
Any chance of you reviewing the MIB (Men in Black) trilogy?
Wow haven't seen these reviews in ages hope ya been good mate.😁❤
I also like Spider-Man 3. Shoot me. Quite frankly, there is a single scene that not only covers my feelings towards the concept of revenge and its pursuit, but also strikes me as the best scene in the whole movie from the woman that plays Aunt May, who is one of the best actors in the whole movie series. She describes revenge as a poison. I'm personally convinced at this point that Aunt May knows that Peter is Spider-Man, but I like that it's never said out loud.
On top of that, I like how Peter and Harry reconcile at the end and work together to overcome an enemy that neither one of them could handle alone. I also really do like Sandman in this movie and I think it's his otherwise stone-faced expression that lends itself surprisingly well to him emotionally breaking down to show his remorse. He and Peter have some great moments, especially when Peter forgives Sandman's accidental killing of Uncle Ben.
The Goofy Wilhelm scream is gold lol
Keep this man alive at all cost soldiers!!!!!!!!!!!!
At the time Peter still had his spider abilities he just had ptsd which is why he “loses” his powers.
I fucking love your reviews dude. You are SO funny and I know that sounds sarcastic over text maybe but I mean it!! I wish we were friends honestly 11/10 would have a beer with you (an actual Colt 45 maybe lol)
Seriously, one of the best parts of all of these movies is Jay Jonah Jameson. They got the perfect actor to play him!
Also, I always found his son's name kind of hilarious. Jay Jonah Jameson Jr. :P
Well, at least it's easy to remember...even though he's barely in the movie at all.
This is pretty awesome, can now watch all three episodes in one video for his _Spider-Man_, _The Lord of the Rings_ and _Home Alone_ reviews. That means I can officially sit back and watch these 2+hour videos without having to move off the couch to change the video channel. Thanks, TUS. ;D
And in consideration of choice of movies for future reviews, I'd recommend the _Back to the Future_ trilogy because.. well because I love those movie to death. ;P Maybe even _Scream_ because, again, I love them.
Yeah man I feel the same way about it too. Three movie reviews in one video so I won’t have to click out of the video to watch the next one 😊
Aww Glad you havent forgot about the sam raimi trilogy! Those three movies are the best Spider-Man movies we will ever recieve! :)
MarvelSoda sooooooo, what did you think of Homecoming?????
I almost liked Homecoming better, but the only reason I think the Raimi films are better are because of the serious nostalgic value to me. Homecoming was still a fun and awesome film.
@@Devo57 Homecoming was awful. Utterly soulless.
GroovyGreaser Far From Home is where it’s at
@@Devo57 Better than Homecoming but still nothing compared to the original trilogy and...most other Spider-Man cartoons, etc.
Ah yes the holy trilogy
39:08 No, he'd most likely turn to dust like **snap** that.
Dude, you deserve way more subs than Channel Awesome
In Spider-Man 3 in Harry's apartment when they get done tossing around the ball on the wall it says "Anal Street," I am disappointed that I couldn't find anywhere where you would mention it. In the movie the time stamp should be 41:13.
WWE chairman and CEO Vince McMahon could play J. Jonah Jameson if he wanted to.
It’s Rated PG-13/UK 12 because of the brutal beating between Spider-Man and Goblin at the end. That’s the biggest reason I can think of.
i would say this is your best review!! so funny
Nah! Fusion just requires two or more gems combining their physical forms to make one bigger form.
Was looking through my sub feed and had a feeling for some reason that something Spider-Man related was in it. Maybe it was my spidey senses
I like your Hedwig. She has a sense of humor. lol
Yes, but the surface tension would smash them to pieces, and even if that didn't happen, then the weight of the train car pull them down, and they'd drown.
To be honest, I love these movies. The only two things I have it in my heart to dislike about these films are: 1) The romantic elements/dialogue, and 2) emo Peter. Otherwise, I love these films. The tone is just right for a Spider Man series, which I honestly thought was a weaker part of The Amazing Spider Man film.
Time to go on a binge.
Keep up with these man ^^
Look, sometimes Sam just can't keep the horror in him.
Thanks I will watch this every day
What other reviews are you considering doing? I know that ROTS is your next, and that you said you were gonna do a SL2 review at some point.
So what's the verdict do you like any of the movies ? What's your rating ? Other than dissecting it
These movies teach good lessons, and especially warned me of FAKE news… ;-)
I like Spiderman 3 to
48:16 that smile is hilarious
You might be unsure about this but I`m doing a 4th Spider-Man from this.
How often have you heard "you look like the young Tarantino" yet?
Dude mj and peterman can’t do “the business” because of petermans radioactivity coursing through his veins so his friggin spider nuggets would kill mj
maybe deep down inside everyone knows peter is spider man
1:19:56 - click here for comedy gold
Actually the whole thing is funny, this dude is great but this part just had me in stitches.
The seen when he danced blinded me
14:17 laughed my ass off
what if Spiderman actors comeback into a spiderverse movie
I will always love these movies.