this version of peter was bitten by a genetically modified spider, which completely changed his DNA. his powers are affected by his stressed levels. it's like in real life, if a person is mentally or physically trained or stressed it can affect their body.
"I believe there's a hero in all of us... that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble, and finally allows to die with pride" this line can connect with the final battle in Endgame, Asgardians, Ravagers, Wakandans, Master of Mystic arts fighters, Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain Marvel and one of hundreds of Spiderman all proved that
One thing to keep in mind. It's not about Spiderman. It's about Peter Parker. It always has been. Stan Lee had a philosophy to creating his characters. It was called "heroes with problems". In other words he wanted multi-dimensional characters. Whether it was a hero or a villain, he intentionally wanted to show all aspects of their lives whether they were in costume or not.
I always forget they name dropped Doctor Strange in this. Then fast forward 18 years and Sam Raimi actually got to make Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Fun Fact: While shooting the fusion collider gone wrong scene, they had a take with Willem Dafoe playing Doc Ock when hes trying to stabilize the collider. Alfred Molina (Doc Ock) was not aware, and when he saw, he laughed his ass off. It was all one big joke to get a laugh on set, Dafoe didn't replace Molina lol
Such a relatable superhero movie. The way they show Peter's life falling apart because he had to juggle between his personal life and superhero life is relatable for teens and young adults.
Yup that's why most superhero movies nowadays are missing the core element that made this movie amazing...HEART!! Superhero movies now are missing the HEART of its characters and focus too much on the action...
Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina are tied for the top slot when it comes to movie interpretations of comic book villains. Their portrayals of Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus, respectively are so well done and written. Also, the receptionist who told Peter that he was late with the delivery is actress Emily Deschanel, who's best known for her role as Dr. Temperance Brennan from the TV series *Bones* and Ted Raimi (Hoffman) is best known as Joxer from *Xena: Warrior Princess*
1:05:28 Fun fact the man to the right of MJ who turns towards the camera for a brief moment is thestunt double of Thomas Jane who played Frank Castle, The Punisher in the 2004 film. For DVD of Spider-Man 2 confirms that this is Frank Castle but because of contract issues they couldn't get Thomas Jane for a cameo so they got his stunt double who is extremally close to Jane in appearance. The Punisher himself first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #129 (1974) as a character who was hunting Spider-Man, miss communication, Punisher thought Spider-Man became a crook. He later got his own comic run, Easy to forget that he first appeared in a Spider-Man comic.
Comic book movies in the late 90's and very early 2000's were still feeling their way around in what tone they wanted to represent. More than anything, Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 are products of the director, Sam Raimi. Raimi is known for his horror and horror-comedy films and in Spider-Man 2 the movie goes "full Raimi" with many quick close-ups, people screaming, and a horrific scene of the doctors and nurses getting mutilated by the mechanical arms. That being said, this movie is incredibly goofy and fun which was a stark contrast to the only other big comic book movies at the time, which was the X-Men movies. Even though the X-Men films become progressively more and more campy, the very first scene of the X-Men movie franchise is a concentration camp.
The shot with the Spider-Man suit in the trash is a homage to the comic Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1 #50. In a story where Peter calls it quits as Spider-man. Where the cover proclaims Spider-Man No More! 😢
Its a trip how old this flick is and i remember watching this and at the end when maryjane said "go get em tiger" i felt so hyped and nostalgic. She would say it in the cartoon so it was so cool to hear it live action. It's like it made their relationship official
I still remember the day I went to see this movie in theaters in 04. I was with my Uncle and older brother and we were running late and we missed the first half of the film and it wasn't until I went to Mexico a year later where my cousin had a VHS copy of this movie and I finally got to watch it fully at his house.
The first Spider-Man movie is my personal favorite, but Spider-Man 2 is arguably one of the best films among not just Spider-Man movies but the superhero and comic book movie genre.
No his arms shouldn't be effected by the artificial sun, earlier in the demonstration when he introduced the arms he said it is impervious to Heat and Magnetism so the arms can't get effeted
Some Easter eggs that never got realized in later Maguire Spidey films - In the comics Pete’s college teacher Doctor Conners ( he has one arm) becomes the villain The Lizard and MJ’s fiancé and son of newspaper man J.Jonah Jameson - Astronaut John Jameson later becomes a character called The Man Wolf after wearing a mystical moon rock he found while walking on the moon.
Originally Jake Gyllenhaal was supposed to replace Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man in this movie after Tobey received an injury that he didnt think hed recover from it.
Great reaction, y'all! Andrew Garfield was a the cool Spider-Man, too! You should definitely check out the two Garfield films - after you see Spider-Man 3 from the Tobey-verse. It's fun to catch all the different Spider-Man films before circling back to the latest MCU films. You'll get all the callback references. Enjoy the ride!
The guy who played the usher is the great Bruce Campbell. He plays Ash in the Evil Dead movies and tv show. You guys should watch them. Just pure Awesomeness. Tobey is the O.G Spiderman.
What was neat about this film was the character drops - though her character in the comics was different, Peter’s landlord’s daughter had the same name as the villain Black Cat which eventually became a love interest for Spider-Man and Jonah’s son would eventually become the villain Man-Wolf - wether or not they were planted for future movies it never went any where but still neat : ) lol the early days of easter eggs : D
I know how much struggle you have with editing to be able to upload on youtube, with copyright not just the movie, the music aswell. A big thank you for the effort. My favourite part of this movie is the train fight scene, it was so welldone.
Sam Raimi's frenetic, chaotic cinematography is perfect for this material. Spidey's sense only alerts him of impending danger, so it doesn't do anything when MJ comes up behind him. In the comics, Peter is afflicted with "the Parker Luck", where he never can catch a break despite his constant efforts. Often due to being Spider-Man, but sometimes just his own insecurity.
Fun fact, there's two people in this movie who find out who Spider-Man is without him ever telling them and them never bringing it up directly to him. One was Aunt May when she was moving houses, telling him about what it takes to be a hero. Second was Robbie who works at the Buggle when he gives Peter a look when saying that Spider-man was at the fusion testing.
out of the 3 Spider-Men we've seen in film I think Andrew Garfield is the strongest actor & played the role really well in my opinion, his movies were more held back by Sony trying to do too much I think.
6:02 I gotta give props for J.K's perfect imitation of J.J.J in both looks and stingy, abrasive personality, and even more for Molina's Dr. Octopus....Both straight from the comics page 15:12, Now now...How many chances do ya expect M.J. to give Peter before she dates other guys? 35:13..Iconic shot from the last panel of Spider Man #50, "Spider Man No more" (July, 1968 ) I Liked S.M 2 more because like ya said, there's a lot more funny moments. Fun commentary /reactions Octobers!
34:56 its metaphorical. That means he just wants to be Peter Parker and live a normal life without living a life of burden and always letting go of the things and people that he loves.
Strange how funny you thought this movie was.. it has funny moments but even the intense parts you were laughing it up. Guess it depends on what mood you’re in when viewing it..
This is the comment I was looking for. There are definitely funny moments in the film, but many times they were laughing at serious scenes that had nothing to make them "funny by accident" (i.e. bad CGI, cliche lines, bad acting). Although I think Garfield was a better Spider-Man, McGuire was a better Parker, and it was shown in this film and they didn't seemed to grasp his characterization.
33:18 he’s depressed he’s not gonna be able to be a superhero while being down on himself but once he realizes how important being a hero is it all flips
45:34 I despise, DESPISE, how they made Aunt May a cheerleader in the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies. Aunt May is a character that is supposed to a pillar of strength that Peter could lean on to whenever he is depressed or unsure of himself. That what Rosemarie Harris in the Raimi trilogy and Sally Field in the Andrew Garfield movies brought to the table. I dont even blame Marisa Tomei, because she is a brilliant actress and when they actually gave her genuine Aunt May material in No Way Home, you felt her presence more than in the previous 2 Tom Holland movies combined.
Growing up I read every(and still own) spider-man comic and appearance along with thousands of other Marvel Comics. I stopped in 2002. What made Marvel standout was most of the villains don't think of themselves as bad. They have a misplaced justification for their actions. This made them more three dimensional rather than cookie cutter bad guys.
Here is the order 1. Spiderman (2002) 2. Spiderman 2 (2004) 3. Spiderman 3 (2007) Andrew Garfield 4. The Amazing Spiderman (2012) 5. The Amazing Spiderman 2 (2014) Tom Holland 6. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) 7. Spider-Man Far From Home (2019) 8. Spider-Man No Way Home (2021) And yes the Andrew Garfield ones was great! They both did good in te box office
In my opinion, Spiderman 2 is the best Tobey Maguire Spiderman movie for sure.... it's just such a great movie. Watching it again wiith you guys, I kinda realize how much heart this movie has and I feel like MCU movies have lost a lot of that heart. I know this movie was kinda extra in parts of it, but it definitely kept the heart.... hopefully MCU movies in future will come back to more heart. For other movies you're gonna watch, you can watch the two Andrew Garfield movies in their normal order. For X-Men, start with 2000's first X-Men movie, then X2 Xmen United, then Xmen 3 for first trilogy, then First Class, Days of Future Past, Apocalypse and Dark Peoenix. For Wolverine, do X-Men Origins Wolverine, "The Wolverine" then Logan (Logan is absolutely the best one), then maybe do Deadpool (2 movies). With the Wolverine movies and Deadppol, there's no special order for them or anything. But if you watch them in that order I said, they make more sense and you understand some past references. But yeh this Spiderman movie is one of the absolute greats in my opinion. Also my opinion is the third one is too confusing and I also enjoyed the two Andrew Garfield movies even though they are considered bad by a few people. I still liked them. Are you guys continuing on with the MCU journey too? Are you doing any Marvel TV shows like Wandavision and Loki? I hope so - there's some great shows (and bad ones) in Phase Four. Hope you keep going there. Anyway, good fun. Still plenty more fun superhero content to come your way. :)
Most other superheroes wouldn't be able to handle a majority of spiderman villains because a majority of spiderman villains are smart genius scientists who's experiments backfired and turned them into villains
Peter lost his powers when he lost his confidence. He doesn't feel like "the man" anymore and that's causing his problems. He starts making better grades in school and he starts turning into a normal guy who can make it on time to things.
From iron Man 1 to this movie I’m proud to say I’ve watched all your mcu vids from the start to end looking forward to the spider man No way home reaction next week Monday I made y’all reactions part of my daily routine kinda wished y’all uploaded everyday sometimes I even binge watch some of y’all reactions like to Guardians of the galaxy or infinity war then end game or Thor ragnorok thank y’all for being one of the reasons why I get through the day and able to smile and enjoy my fav marvel movies with y’all it’s just sad knowing that the Mcu is almost to an end y’all should def react to the marvel shows like vision and Wanda I’m not really a fan of it but y’all should watch it since it’s in the mcu and Loki,Captain falcon and winter soldier
Great movie. One of the best superhero movies . You should also see Darkman 1990. A original superhero movie with a young Liam Nisson , Sam Ramie made before he got the rights to do the Spiderman movies. Also Superman 1978 which is the first modern superhero movie.
LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS LETS GOOOOO!!!!!!!! This is in my Top 5 favorite spider-man movie on my list
You two crack me up. You see things I don't see, I guess. Here Peter is waking his Aunt up in one scene and Mrs October is over there talking about the Pigs n' a Blanket. 🤣🤣
[33:01] According to the wiki and other research site said he suffered an emotional breakdown over his inability to balance his life, loses faith in what he does. Especially he got heart broken by MJ in fact. So, he loses his powers.
Our guy was so hard on Harry and I didn't understand why til I realized he forgot the major story point that A. Harry didn't know he father was the Green Goblin and B.Harry thought Spider man killed his dad bc peter shows up with his dad's dead body and doesn't explain anything, well that action by Peter caused all of this...some ppl say but Peter didn't have a chance bc Harry pulled a gun on him, uh one guy with a pistol is no threat to Spider-Man, Peter could have easily disarmed Harry and at least made up a story while not revealing that Norman was the Green Goblin to Harry.
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Spider man is stronger than even many fans know, at one point he lifted 110.000 pounds(about 50 ton) and he always holds back his punches a lot while fighting because he doesn't want to kill his opponents "Go get'em tiger" is a very iconic MJ quote, she often called him "Tiger", and when he asked her why she calls him that she said "I call u tiger because u are not", like the "nice guy" wasn't her type and she was not expecting to fall in love with that kind of guy so she says it kind of sarcastically but with love
In my opinion the greatest comicbook movie until the Dark Knight. Definitely in my top five. Along with Cap Winter Soldier, and all the Avengers movies.
Make sure you watch part 3 then the 2 Amazing Spiderman movies before you watch No Way Home. It's very important that you do. Fun to watch your reactions. ❤
When you see Spider-man 3 keep in mind the producer forced Raimi to add a villain very late in the production that fans were clamoring for. The result was an overstuffed disjointed movie. Had that not happened it probably would have been more cohesive. Raimi did what he could to Frankenstein it together.
That does explain a lot about it then. Yeh that would have been so much better with one less villain. Considering what happened, he still did a great job then.
Yo, I have this and the first one on vhs(yes still have, they're put up in tubs in my closet). Yep, that was Stan Lee. The landlord's daughter really liked Pete and was dropping hints left and right, but my man was too oblivious to notice. He could have had free rent if he got with her, she was kinda cute too. 46:43 That scene almost caused Toby to have to leave the role due it causing an injury to his back, thankfully it wasn't that serious.
I didn't realize how funny this spider man was, your guys commentary made it that much better lol, As far as him having bad days, Comic books and superheroes always focus on their gifts as well as the sacrifice, I guess its suppose to be like a balance thing.
Well, you still have the 3rd one to go with Toby ;) Andy Garfield's Awesome Spider-Man movies were not that popular, maybe because it was a reboot, again with origin story and that. Although it has a twist about his parents and love interest. But, after a while they grew on me and i really like them. Definitely a good reaction material :) And Emma Stone is great in it (as in everything) :)
Andrew Garfield ones are actually not too bad they were very underappreciated a lot of people got upset about it because obviously Tobey Maguire was no longer in it and Andrew Garfield Spider-Man was building his webs which in reality if you want to be a nerd about it that's how it actually is he had to build a web shooter whereas Tobey Maguire was straight up shooting webs out of I guess his wrist hole 😅 but then later on people started to appreciate the Garfield ones s bit more
And also perhaps because they felt they had to redo the whole origin story again with the spider bite and Uncle Ben. Kind of a waste of time to tell the part of the story everyone already knew.
Yay thanks for doing the next Toby McGuire Spider-Man! These came out when I was like 14 or something and I was all about it. I hope you react to the 3rd one. There was supposed to be a 4th as well but sadly never happened. I just want to defend MJ in this because she gets some flack. She was from a rough upbringing and it is pretty in character for her to go from guy to guy, often choosing the wrong guys because she didn’t get a good example from home. I also appreciate the wisdom and character growth, and life lessons in these older superhero movies.
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The way Peter left the suit in the trash can is a direct copy of the way he left his suit in the comic. The shot is perfect to the comic book page 😍
Yes one of the few accurate moments to the comics from this trilogy
Spider-Man No More…..
Yeah he was really going through it
Harry: “Don’t hurt Peter!”
Doc Ock: (Throws a car at them)
2000s movies just hit different. There is just a unique quality to them that is so fun.
this version of peter was bitten by a genetically modified spider, which completely changed his DNA. his powers are affected by his stressed levels. it's like in real life, if a person is mentally or physically trained or stressed it can affect their body.
I see. I’m so excited for the third!
James Franco was SERIOUSLY perfect casting as Harry Osborn.
The casting directors made the right choice since originally James Franco auditioned for Peter Parker
Agreed
"I believe there's a hero in all of us... that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble, and finally allows to die with pride" this line can connect with the final battle in Endgame, Asgardians, Ravagers, Wakandans, Master of Mystic arts fighters, Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain Marvel and one of hundreds of Spiderman all proved that
One thing to keep in mind. It's not about Spiderman. It's about Peter Parker. It always has been. Stan Lee had a philosophy to creating his characters. It was called "heroes with problems". In other words he wanted multi-dimensional characters. Whether it was a hero or a villain, he intentionally wanted to show all aspects of their lives whether they were in costume or not.
Stan Lee was one of a kind
I always forget they name dropped Doctor Strange in this. Then fast forward 18 years and Sam Raimi actually got to make Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Too bad he had no creative freedom. Oh well still cool
Fun Fact: While shooting the fusion collider gone wrong scene, they had a take with Willem Dafoe playing Doc Ock when hes trying to stabilize the collider. Alfred Molina (Doc Ock) was not aware, and when he saw, he laughed his ass off. It was all one big joke to get a laugh on set, Dafoe didn't replace Molina lol
Aunt May's speech to Peter leads you to believe she at least suspects he's Spider-man.
Such a relatable superhero movie. The way they show Peter's life falling apart because he had to juggle between his personal life and superhero life is relatable for teens and young adults.
Yup that's why most superhero movies nowadays are missing the core element that made this movie amazing...HEART!! Superhero movies now are missing the HEART of its characters and focus too much on the action...
Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina are tied for the top slot when it comes to movie interpretations of comic book villains. Their portrayals of Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus, respectively are so well done and written.
Also, the receptionist who told Peter that he was late with the delivery is actress Emily Deschanel, who's best known for her role as Dr. Temperance Brennan from the TV series *Bones* and Ted Raimi (Hoffman) is best known as Joxer from *Xena: Warrior Princess*
Really cool to see people who became famous later in other works. "when they were young"
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It really is. I love trivia like that
The single greatest Spider-Man movie of all time. And nearly the single greatest superhero movie of all time. Arg.. it's just so good in every way...
1:00:46 When otto was explaining his arms, he said they were impervious to heat and magnetism, which is why he's able to be so close to the machine
Best Spider-Man movie of all time. Doc Ock is also my favorite villain. Alfred Molina killed it. 😄
When Aunt May tells Peter she forgives him. It always brings tears to my eyes.
1:05:28 Fun fact the man to the right of MJ who turns towards the camera for a brief moment is thestunt double of Thomas Jane who played Frank Castle, The Punisher in the 2004 film. For DVD of Spider-Man 2 confirms that this is Frank Castle but because of contract issues they couldn't get Thomas Jane for a cameo so they got his stunt double who is extremally close to Jane in appearance.
The Punisher himself first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #129 (1974) as a character who was hunting Spider-Man, miss communication, Punisher thought Spider-Man became a crook. He later got his own comic run, Easy to forget that he first appeared in a Spider-Man comic.
J. Jonah Jameson, Spiderman, and Doc Ock. This was my childhood in the 60's.
Bro said he should’ve played in the league for a couple years 😂😂
Comic book movies in the late 90's and very early 2000's were still feeling their way around in what tone they wanted to represent. More than anything, Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 are products of the director, Sam Raimi. Raimi is known for his horror and horror-comedy films and in Spider-Man 2 the movie goes "full Raimi" with many quick close-ups, people screaming, and a horrific scene of the doctors and nurses getting mutilated by the mechanical arms.
That being said, this movie is incredibly goofy and fun which was a stark contrast to the only other big comic book movies at the time, which was the X-Men movies. Even though the X-Men films become progressively more and more campy, the very first scene of the X-Men movie franchise is a concentration camp.
The shot with the Spider-Man suit in the trash is a homage to the comic Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1 #50. In a story where Peter calls it quits as Spider-man. Where the cover proclaims Spider-Man No More! 😢
The reason for no spider-sense when Mary Jane walked in is because if there's no threat, the tingle is so light that he probably doesn't notice.
Its a trip how old this flick is and i remember watching this and at the end when maryjane said "go get em tiger" i felt so hyped and nostalgic. She would say it in the cartoon so it was so cool to hear it live action. It's like it made their relationship official
His name is Otto Octavius. That’s where the nickname came from. He also wound up with 8 “limbs” like an octopus.
I still remember the day I went to see this movie in theaters in 04. I was with my Uncle and older brother and we were running late and we missed the first half of the film and it wasn't until I went to Mexico a year later where my cousin had a VHS copy of this movie and I finally got to watch it fully at his house.
The first Spider-Man movie is my personal favorite, but Spider-Man 2 is arguably one of the best films among not just Spider-Man movies but the superhero and comic book movie genre.
No his arms shouldn't be effected by the artificial sun, earlier in the demonstration when he introduced the arms he said it is impervious to Heat and Magnetism so the arms can't get effeted
Some Easter eggs that never got realized in later Maguire Spidey films - In the comics Pete’s college teacher Doctor Conners ( he has one arm) becomes the villain The Lizard and MJ’s fiancé and son of newspaper man J.Jonah Jameson - Astronaut John Jameson later becomes a character called The Man Wolf after wearing a mystical moon rock he found while walking on the moon.
Originally Jake Gyllenhaal was supposed to replace Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man in this movie after Tobey received an injury that he didnt think hed recover from it.
Came here to say the same, that's also why he had the "my back" line when he fell from the building
Great reaction, y'all! Andrew Garfield was a the cool Spider-Man, too! You should definitely check out the two Garfield films - after you see Spider-Man 3 from the Tobey-verse. It's fun to catch all the different Spider-Man films before circling back to the latest MCU films. You'll get all the callback references. Enjoy the ride!
For sure. I really like Andrew Garfield’s take on Spidey in The Amazing Spider Man. Not so much Peter though…
The guy who played the usher is the great Bruce Campbell. He plays Ash in the Evil Dead movies and tv show. You guys should watch them. Just pure Awesomeness. Tobey is the O.G Spiderman.
He also was the wrestling announcer in the first movie and the French waiter in the third one.
What was neat about this film was the character drops - though her character in the comics was different, Peter’s landlord’s daughter had the same name as the villain Black Cat which eventually became a love interest for Spider-Man and Jonah’s son would eventually become the villain Man-Wolf - wether or not they were planted for future movies it never went any where but still neat : ) lol the early days of easter eggs : D
And also, the professor, Curt Connors.
Fun fact the writers of this film Alfred Gough and Miles Millar were the creators of Smallville
GOATS
I know how much struggle you have with editing to be able to upload on youtube, with copyright not just the movie, the music aswell. A big thank you for the effort.
My favourite part of this movie is the train fight scene, it was so welldone.
Fun fact those 2 little boys who gave him his mask r Toby's nephews
They're his half brothers, not nephews
Sam Raimi's frenetic, chaotic cinematography is perfect for this material.
Spidey's sense only alerts him of impending danger, so it doesn't do anything when MJ comes up behind him.
In the comics, Peter is afflicted with "the Parker Luck", where he never can catch a break despite his constant efforts. Often due to being Spider-Man, but sometimes just his own insecurity.
45:42 one of the best inspirational speeches of all time.
So glad you guys finally reacted to my favorite movie of all time. I think the train scene is still peak fight directing to me
I've seen a lot of your videos and I've gotta say Mr's October is always so insightful. Keep up the great work, you two.
Fun fact, there's two people in this movie who find out who Spider-Man is without him ever telling them and them never bringing it up directly to him.
One was Aunt May when she was moving houses, telling him about what it takes to be a hero.
Second was Robbie who works at the Buggle when he gives Peter a look when saying that Spider-man was at the fusion testing.
out of the 3 Spider-Men we've seen in film I think Andrew Garfield is the strongest actor & played the role really well in my opinion, his movies were more held back by Sony trying to do too much I think.
6:02 I gotta give props for J.K's perfect imitation of J.J.J in both looks and stingy, abrasive personality, and even more for Molina's Dr. Octopus....Both straight from the comics page 15:12, Now now...How many chances do ya expect M.J. to give Peter before she dates other guys? 35:13..Iconic shot from the last panel of Spider Man #50, "Spider Man No more" (July, 1968 ) I Liked S.M 2 more because like ya said, there's a lot more funny moments. Fun commentary /reactions Octobers!
One of my favorite childhood Spiderman movies. Such a great sequel!! ❤❤❤
34:56 its metaphorical. That means he just wants to be Peter Parker and live a normal life without living a life of burden and always letting go of the things and people that he loves.
This is still the best Spider-Man movie.
Strange how funny you thought this movie was.. it has funny moments but even the intense parts you were laughing it up. Guess it depends on what mood you’re in when viewing it..
This is the comment I was looking for. There are definitely funny moments in the film, but many times they were laughing at serious scenes that had nothing to make them "funny by accident" (i.e. bad CGI, cliche lines, bad acting). Although I think Garfield was a better Spider-Man, McGuire was a better Parker, and it was shown in this film and they didn't seemed to grasp his characterization.
Can I have whatever you two were smoking? 🤣🤣🤣
Shhhhh not on here!
In one of his earliest movie appearances, Alfred Molina has a bunch of spiders on his back. Here, he's got only one.
Peter's spidy-sense only warns him to danger. ✌️
Ah, I’m an idiot 😂
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fun fact about spiderman 2 and 3 is Tobey almost didn't do them cause he messed up his back but happy his back was healed .
Andrew Garfield is my favorite Spiderman. Really hope you guys enjoy his movies!
33:18 he’s depressed he’s not gonna be able to be a superhero while being down on himself but once he realizes how important being a hero is it all flips
45:34 I despise, DESPISE, how they made Aunt May a cheerleader in the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies. Aunt May is a character that is supposed to a pillar of strength that Peter could lean on to whenever he is depressed or unsure of himself. That what Rosemarie Harris in the Raimi trilogy and Sally Field in the Andrew Garfield movies brought to the table. I dont even blame Marisa Tomei, because she is a brilliant actress and when they actually gave her genuine Aunt May material in No Way Home, you felt her presence more than in the previous 2 Tom Holland movies combined.
Best Spider-Man movie ever!
Dock Ock made the arms specifically to deal with the fusion reaction, so whatever material he used is not magnetic
Growing up I read every(and still own) spider-man comic and appearance along with thousands of other Marvel Comics. I stopped in 2002. What made Marvel standout was most of the villains don't think of themselves as bad. They have a misplaced justification for their actions. This made them more three dimensional rather than cookie cutter bad guys.
You two are fun to watch during the reactions! Funny reactions to boot! Great job!
Here is the order
1. Spiderman (2002)
2. Spiderman 2 (2004)
3. Spiderman 3 (2007)
Andrew Garfield
4. The Amazing Spiderman (2012)
5. The Amazing Spiderman 2 (2014)
Tom Holland
6. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
7. Spider-Man Far From Home (2019)
8. Spider-Man No Way Home (2021)
And yes the Andrew Garfield ones was great! They both did good in te box office
joey Diaz was probably so high on drugs during the filming of this 😂😂😂 we love uncle joey tho. mans is HILARIOUS
This is the most accurate reaction I have ever seen
In my opinion, Spiderman 2 is the best Tobey Maguire Spiderman movie for sure.... it's just such a great movie.
Watching it again wiith you guys, I kinda realize how much heart this movie has and I feel like MCU movies have lost a lot of that heart. I know this movie was kinda extra in parts of it, but it definitely kept the heart.... hopefully MCU movies in future will come back to more heart.
For other movies you're gonna watch, you can watch the two Andrew Garfield movies in their normal order.
For X-Men, start with 2000's first X-Men movie, then X2 Xmen United, then Xmen 3 for first trilogy, then First Class, Days of Future Past, Apocalypse and Dark Peoenix. For Wolverine, do X-Men Origins Wolverine, "The Wolverine" then Logan (Logan is absolutely the best one), then maybe do Deadpool (2 movies). With the Wolverine movies and Deadppol, there's no special order for them or anything. But if you watch them in that order I said, they make more sense and you understand some past references.
But yeh this Spiderman movie is one of the absolute greats in my opinion.
Also my opinion is the third one is too confusing and I also enjoyed the two Andrew Garfield movies even though they are considered bad by a few people. I still liked them.
Are you guys continuing on with the MCU journey too? Are you doing any Marvel TV shows like Wandavision and Loki? I hope so - there's some great shows (and bad ones) in Phase Four. Hope you keep going there.
Anyway, good fun. Still plenty more fun superhero content to come your way. :)
Most other superheroes wouldn't be able to handle a majority of spiderman villains because a majority of spiderman villains are smart genius scientists who's experiments backfired and turned them into villains
Peter lost his powers when he lost his confidence. He doesn't feel like "the man" anymore and that's causing his problems. He starts making better grades in school and he starts turning into a normal guy who can make it on time to things.
If you liked James Franco in this one, his performance in the 3rd is SUBLIME. Can't wait!
From iron Man 1 to this movie I’m proud to say I’ve watched all your mcu vids from the start to end looking forward to the spider man No way home reaction next week Monday I made y’all reactions part of my daily routine kinda wished y’all uploaded everyday sometimes I even binge watch some of y’all reactions like to Guardians of the galaxy or infinity war then end game or Thor ragnorok thank y’all for being one of the reasons why I get through the day and able to smile and enjoy my fav marvel movies with y’all it’s just sad knowing that the Mcu is almost to an end y’all should def react to the marvel shows like vision and Wanda I’m not really a fan of it but y’all should watch it since it’s in the mcu and Loki,Captain falcon and winter soldier
Great movie. One of the best superhero movies . You should also see Darkman 1990. A original superhero movie with a young Liam Nisson , Sam Ramie made before he got the rights to do the Spiderman movies. Also Superman 1978 which is the first modern superhero movie.
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This is in my Top 5 favorite spider-man movie on my list
Rocking that bucs SB jersey just officially made y’all my favorite TH-camrs 🔥
That hospital scene is a horror movie scene. Scared me as a kid 😂
1:05:41 Spider-sense only detect malice type ambush towards him. With the acception of some space goo...
"Noones gonna know what time it is now. Whoa, he's got SPIDER BALLS, too?!"
What am I watching. 🔥👍
Great reaction guys ❤ Keep them coming !!! Can't wait to see what you think of Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone 😊
The Amazing Spiderman series is my favorite!
You two crack me up. You see things I don't see, I guess. Here Peter is waking his Aunt up in one scene and Mrs October is over there talking about the Pigs n' a Blanket. 🤣🤣
My favorite! Movie is so good even Roger Ebert thought it should be in contention for movie of the year at the Oscars, thanks y’all!
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According to the wiki and other research site said he suffered an emotional breakdown over his inability to balance his life, loses faith in what he does. Especially he got heart broken by MJ in fact. So, he loses his powers.
Our guy was so hard on Harry and I didn't understand why til I realized he forgot the major story point that A. Harry didn't know he father was the Green Goblin and B.Harry thought Spider man killed his dad bc peter shows up with his dad's dead body and doesn't explain anything, well that action by Peter caused all of this...some ppl say but Peter didn't have a chance bc Harry pulled a gun on him, uh one guy with a pistol is no threat to Spider-Man, Peter could have easily disarmed Harry and at least made up a story while not revealing that Norman was the Green Goblin to Harry.
Pete does in fact have spider balls
For me Yellow Card "Gifts and Curses" is my favorite song from this movie soundtrack.
There was a series on HBO called Oz about prison and he was the leader of the brotherhood in that show but he makes the perfect J Jonah Jameson
MARVEL PHASE 1:
Iron Man (2008) ✅
The Incredible Hulk (2008)✅
Iron Man 2 (2010)✅
Thor (2011)✅
Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)✅
The Avengers (2012)✅
Marvel Phase 2:
Iron Man 3 (2013)✅
Thor: The Dark World (2013)✅
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)✅
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)✅
Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)✅
Ant-Man (2015)✅
Marvel Phase 3:
Captain America: Civil War (2016)✅
Doctor Strange (2016)✅
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017)✅
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)✅
Thor: Ragnarok (2017)✅
Black Panther (2017)✅
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)✅
Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)✅
Captain Marvel (2019)✅
Avengers: Endgame (2019)✅
Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)✅
Marvel Phase 4:
WandaVision (2021) [Disney Plus]✅
Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021) [Disney Plus]✅
Loki season 1 (2021) [Disney Plus]✅
Black Widow (2021)✅
What If...? (2021) [Disney Plus]✅
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)✅
Eternals (2021)✅
Hawkeye (2021) [Disney Plus]✅
Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)✅
Moon Knight (2022) [Disney Plus]✅
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)✅
Ms. Marvel (2022) [Disney Plus]✅
Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)✅
I Am Groot (2022) [Disney Plus]✅
She-Hulk (2022) [Disney Plus]✅
Werewolf By Night (2022) [Disney Plus]
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)✅
Guardians of the Galaxy Christmas Special (2022) [Disney Plus]
Marvel Phase 5:
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2023)✅
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 (2023)✅
Secret Invasion (2023) [Disney Plus]
Loki season 2 (2023) [Disney Plus]
The Marvels
Spider man is stronger than even many fans know, at one point he lifted 110.000 pounds(about 50 ton) and he always holds back his punches a lot while fighting because he doesn't want to kill his opponents
"Go get'em tiger" is a very iconic MJ quote, she often called him "Tiger", and when he asked her why she calls him that she said "I call u tiger because u are not", like the "nice guy" wasn't her type and she was not expecting to fall in love with that kind of guy so she says it kind of sarcastically but with love
In my opinion the greatest comicbook movie until the Dark Knight. Definitely in my top five. Along with Cap Winter Soldier, and all the Avengers movies.
Make sure you watch part 3 then the 2 Amazing Spiderman movies before you watch No Way Home. It's very important that you do. Fun to watch your reactions. ❤
Rosie, I love these two (The Octobers)!
😂😂😂😂 love that
a moment of silence for the one doctor who attempted to fight back rip chainsaw doctor
After seeing you guys react to this we need the Spiderverse movies lol
When you see Spider-man 3 keep in mind the producer forced Raimi to add a villain very late in the production that fans were clamoring for. The result was an overstuffed disjointed movie. Had that not happened it probably would have been more cohesive. Raimi did what he could to Frankenstein it together.
That does explain a lot about it then. Yeh that would have been so much better with one less villain.
Considering what happened, he still did a great job then.
The third one is hilarious
Spiderverse movies eventually. Whole different vibe, but amazing.
My mom god rest her soul had a whole collection of VHS tapes and Spider-Man 1&2 was among them and 3 was on DVD
Yo, I have this and the first one on vhs(yes still have, they're put up in tubs in my closet). Yep, that was Stan Lee. The landlord's daughter really liked Pete and was dropping hints left and right, but my man was too oblivious to notice. He could have had free rent if he got with her, she was kinda cute too. 46:43 That scene almost caused Toby to have to leave the role due it causing an injury to his back, thankfully it wasn't that serious.
I didn't realize how funny this spider man was, your guys commentary made it that much better lol, As far as him having bad days, Comic books and superheroes always focus on their gifts as well as the sacrifice, I guess its suppose to be like a balance thing.
Well, you still have the 3rd one to go with Toby ;) Andy Garfield's Awesome Spider-Man movies were not that popular, maybe because it was a reboot, again with origin story and that. Although it has a twist about his parents and love interest. But, after a while they grew on me and i really like them. Definitely a good reaction material :) And Emma Stone is great in it (as in everything) :)
May these movies were so cool when I was a kid, I was 8 in ‘04 this movie was PEAK cinema
Andrew Garfield ones are actually not too bad they were very underappreciated a lot of people got upset about it because obviously Tobey Maguire was no longer in it and Andrew Garfield Spider-Man was building his webs which in reality if you want to be a nerd about it that's how it actually is he had to build a web shooter whereas Tobey Maguire was straight up shooting webs out of I guess his wrist hole 😅 but then later on people started to appreciate the Garfield ones s bit more
They're awful.
@@the-NightStar lol why because they went more for the actual comic book storyline
And also perhaps because they felt they had to redo the whole origin story again with the spider bite and Uncle Ben. Kind of a waste of time to tell the part of the story everyone already knew.
@@the-NightStar, no they weren't, you just have a stiffy for Tobey.
Yay thanks for doing the next Toby McGuire Spider-Man! These came out when I was like 14 or something and I was all about it. I hope you react to the 3rd one. There was supposed to be a 4th as well but sadly never happened.
I just want to defend MJ in this because she gets some flack. She was from a rough upbringing and it is pretty in character for her to go from guy to guy, often choosing the wrong guys because she didn’t get a good example from home.
I also appreciate the wisdom and character growth, and life lessons in these older superhero movies.
Lmao not Spider-Man “stretched out seductively.” Y’all commentary be funny as hell.
Not many people probably know this but Hoffman is the director's real life brother, Ted Raimi
Y'all are so funny to watch😂😂
Spider-Man 2 is the greatest Spider-Man movie of all time