@@sku36 Dude. He placed that there for everyone who can't understand what they're saying. Even if they're mumbling in the video. He's trying to be helpful. learn that and maybe see why I said what I said.
I remember watching this in the movie theater right after it came out. I had no idea about the movie, didn't watch a trailer or anything. The moment Andrew removed his mask everybody jumped from their seat. When Tobey came out... it was total mayham. Totally my BEST exprience in the movie theaters of my entire life
I came in expecting to see them, so when I saw andrews suit at the end of the alley way( I saw the shape of the lenses on the mask) I started freaking out then I was saying that if Andrew came tobey would too. Unfortunately I didn’t get a theater experience where everyone was going beserk because it was pretty much empty, but me and my brother were freaking out
@@turbopokey I’m pretty sure I managed to capture it on film but I only started to record after Andrew was revealed because I just had a feeling/hope that Toby would be revealed soon. So glad I captured it. Maybe I’ll upload it someday z I don’t remember if people stood up, but I remember the audience going kind of crazy
Same; my gf and I avoided spoilers going in (we had to wait a week too cause I couldn't go opening weekend). When the other Peter's came through my gf was ecstatic. We had such a blast watching this on the big screen (and since it was week 2 we still had alot of hard core fans there cheering and sharing their emotions).
Garfield's Spidey was the one that lost the most, but he never said anything to top the other Spideys' griefs. He had lost Uncle Ben, Lost Gwen, his Dad and Mom, Dr. Connors whom he accidentally helped make him a monster, his Best Friend Harry as well. This showed that Andrew's Spidey was a repressed person as seen in his films. Most of the time he held the pain inside and was quirky, moody and awkward, literally like anyone would be since he actually knew his parents and he lost them. He kept on going but always carried the burden of his own actions... Took Responsibility for his flaws too. I Love his version of Spidey the most.
I think they did a great job with all three of them here. Garfield's Spider Man/Peter Parker is my least favourite one from the films, but they made subtle shifts and focused on different aspects of him here to make him fit in really well with the other two, and he might actually be my favourite in this movie. He gets most of the funniest lines, but he also seems to be the most humble of them, even though I think his characterization in his own movies is more arrogant than any others.
@@geneparmesan8748 See that is the thing, if you read Spidey comics, especially starting from the late 80s and the 90s and forward, you well clearly see that Garfield's Spidey IS the comic accurate Spidey, and that is a fact, especially with the Todd McFarlane run of Spidey and after. The big eyes of his costume are even part of McFarlane's design, because it was him that implemented them on the comics. Also, if you even go back to the old comics, Peter was indeed arrogant by comic number 15. All you need to do is check out the comics. Peter Parker was only meek in the first few issues of Spidey, heck he even had his cherry popped by Betty Brant while they had a romance and she was still married.
@@geneparmesan8748 Well that is the thing, Garfield's Spidey and Peter ARE the most comic book accurate. If you check out the comics, you see that in issue 15 of the beginning issues. The dude even had an Extramarital affair with Betty Brant, yes she was married and she popped his cherry. Then there's the late 80s and the 90s during Todd McFarlane's run of Spidey and after, and then forward. I don't know where people get this wrong idea that Peter Parker is all meek and nerdy. I literally dislike the Tobby Maguire films because of that and I was my out loud protest when I first saw the film when it came out on theaters. This because they pushed this "Clark Kent" attitude when it was clearly not needed. Peter uses a Mask, he doesn't have to pretend to be different to what he is, and he had shed his Nerd persona after he obtained his powers. If anything when he dons the mask, he is supposed to be wild and arrogant because this is what he uses to piss off the villains.
The dynamic between the three was amazing. It really made me choke up a bit seeing them together as pretty much brothers. Toby acting as the big brother of the group was just so perfect.
Yes. In other movies Spiderman has been only a one person, but in this scene feels like all of those Spidermen are like brothers for each other, "spider brothers"😃🕷🕸
I think he also saw Lola as a person in need, versus Ned and MJ who're ready to fight him (with bread). Helping common people asking for help is just a Spider-man thing to do. He wasn't gonna go around obeying someone who's on the defensive (even if it's understandable).
Andrews acting has always so damn top notch. It was always a shame that he didn’t get the quality writing and director for his own spidey films but this film truly redeemed his spiderman.
@@MatiX415Best Peter Parker was Tobey. His quips being Spiderman kinda sucks but he had the best Villains. Andrew with the Best Spiderman. Really nailed the acting losing Uncle Ben and Spiderman's quips. Tom was kinda good at both.
Its was truly fitting for Tobey to fill in the great responsibility part since it all started with him. I knew that line was coming and waited for it, it sent legit chills through my body, it was like the mentor Spiderman passing the mantle to another as he takes Ben's place in that conversation
I cried like a baby when I saw Tobey appear. It was basically seeing your childhood come back to you. Tobey Maguire will forever the greatest Spider-Man!!! 🕷️
I cried too. Everytime I see this scene it brings tears to my eyes. I have been a Spiderman since the time he only existed in the comics. My only hope has always been that the Watcher would help Spidey time travel to the days before the day Gwen died and then defeat and put behind bars the person who caused her death.
Tears of sorrow came to my eyes during this part. But when Spidey (Andrew) saved MJ from certain death and was holding her in his arms I cried again but this time tears of joy!!!
3:33 was the most surreal moment for me. To see these two meet and acknowledge each other after years of loving both of them separately was insane. It’s a feeling I hadn’t felt since the Avengers 1 trailer and seeing Tony and Cap interact for the first time
He's also the only Spider Man who had an experience fighting someone with similar power (Venom) for now... Who knows if Andrew Peter or Tom Peter would encounter their own Venom.
Zendeya's face... Her expressions throughout that entire scene is so underrated... Because she knows her Peter is hurting, and she wants nothing more than to male him feel better. To take away that grief, and pulling back the box, and signaling Peter with a look to look and listen to the other Peters that are there... Really a phenomenal performance... A scene that says so much without words.
I'm glad others also think that. Tobey's MJ was honestly the worst, she breaks up with high school boyfriend, dates Tobey's best friend, cheats on his best friend with Tobey, gets new boyfriend, was gonna make out with Peter at the café, leaves her fiancé at the alter, then whines about not being good enough for Broadway, then proceeds to flirt and cheat on Peter with his best friend. Not to mention, she gets butt hurt over Gwen thanking him for helping her understand their science class. Tobey's Peter could've done so much better
@@MarvelsKnight Now read the comment again do some basic math..... What age would these kids born in 90s be when the first Sam Raimi spidey came to cinema. Did you do the math? 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
3:29 I love how Ned’s grandma almost feels like she’s supposed to be us in this moment, and he’s saying hi directly to us as in “long time no see! Yeah it’s me!”
@@Qcjmencriss1 I'm Australian and saw this a couple days after it came out - I wasn't expecting everyone to still be excited over the movie, or these scenes, since everything had been leaked by that point. But everyone was cheering and honestly it was THE best cinema experience I've ever had - to be in a room full of strangers, connecting over this one exciting thing. It's not a matter about personal perspective but connection with people who love the same things you do, and for celebrating these movies.
I find it's better to be in smaller crowds. When I saw this movie, it was me and one other person, in the entire cinema. We reacted to the same stuff that the big crowds did and had that shared communal thing going on but we immediately quietened back down each time and watched the rest of the movie. I've seen plenty of loud cinema reaction videos and noticed they've sometimes missed cool dialogue or a somewhat important scene because they're all caught up in that big cinema reaction frenzy and are still talking amongst themselves about something that happened a couple of minutes previously.
Andrew brought his a game to this movie and I loved it! This wasn't his movie, but he definitely stole the show. Man he made me cry several times during this movie. I really hope he shows up as spiderman again for something. I'm so glad this movie helped redeem his spiderman for a lot of people.
Man... i know there are some unmatching storylines in this movie, but the way they connected all three Spider-man with similar events and quotes were beautifully done.
@@Andrew-og7li Actually, you're factually wrong. Green Goblin and Doc Oc literally drew in the masses and grossed a lot of dough for the film. That's simply a fact--go look it up.
I love the different sound effects for the webbing. Andrew's sounds technological and Tobey's actually sounds organic. They didn't miss a single detail
I feel the one thing that makes Spider-Man relatable is his losses. He loses love ones at different points in his life, and it causes him scars. Things he can't shake off. Great to have them all here.
its what makes spiderman, spiderman, being conflicted about his 2 identities, losing someone cause of it, and accepting the responsibility to do better because he was gifted the power to do so, striving so that no one else loses someone they love like spidey did its a very poetic birth of a superhero and its why spiderman is an all time favourite. it also opens up that anyone can wear the mask if they can bear the responsibilities
The heart to heart talk between the three Spidermans to me is the best part of the entire movie!!!! Followed up by Spidey saving MJ. It made him glad that this time he succeeded!!! Talk about an emotional moment!!! Wow!!!
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Grandma sees her grandson open a portal to another dimension, and proceeds to put the superhero that comes out to work cleaning her ceiling. The balls on that woman.
I think it's like based on their age, Tobey has dealt with pain and been spiderman longer than both Andrew and Tom so he tries to act more calm and stoic while Tom is far younger and Andrew is still dealing with loss
Tom's pain hasn't eclipsed yet so he's still riding the avenger's high. Tobey's has moved past his pain so he doesn't look back on it too much. But for Garfield, everything is still relatively fresh and festering, so it is defining instead of letting him define himself. That's why it seems more vivid.
Ngl I started crying when Tobey mentioned Uncle Ben dying, how it was his fault.. and then when he went after the dude and killed him, that’s when the floodgates opened.. like I remember watching that scene as a kid, and I just remember how Vivid it was..
actually that was an Intended thing, lola represented the fans , of the Toby Era. Same Thing in the conversation between octavius and Peter. There was a dialogue between us ( the kids who are now grown people , where Doc represented our Childhood.
I hear this argument a lot, but I honestly think that your favorite spiderman depends on the one you grew up with. I grew up with both technically, but I was still really young when Toby McGuirre's spiderman was out. Andrew was my spiderman and imo he's the best one. That's usually how I hear it go. If you grew up with Toby, he was your favorite. If it was Andrew, he's going to be your favorite.
@@TheClari25 yea I grew up with Tobey Spidey. I never watched Andrew because unfortunately his movies weren't in the MCU. Tom has been amazing as teen Spidey but for me Tobey will always be Spidey even though I'm a big MCU fan.
It's a movie. They don't normally "get me in the feelz". If it were unscripted and real then maybe, but they're just dudes paid to say that so who cares? The movie is still good though
Definitely love the first interaction dynamic between Andrew and Tobey Spider in showing their level of combat readiness. Both of them more experienced than Tom, and they instinctively react shooting a web and the uncertain figure, but Tobey (being the oldest most experienced of all three of them) is quickest to then aim for Andrew’s webshooter
Glad Andrew Garfield got to do this film. It is redemption and proof that he is a great actor and great Spiderman, he was just cursed with poor writers and a poor script.
this is maybe because spiders dont work toghether. it is extremely rare for them to do that and only some species. so its a natural first instinct to react to other spider as a treath. so when tobey and andrew met they react like this. and after when tom meths them both, he reacts the same way.
Tobey's Peter thought Andrew Peter wasn't part of the group. So he might have just thought Andrew Peter was a stranger/someone who shouldn't be in that house. So it ticked his spider sense off. Andrew Peter saw the hostility in Tobey Peter's face and triggered his sense when Tobey Peter was about to web him.
ALL of the Peter's acting in this scene were just SO DAYUM GOOD!!! Toby brings that older veteran sense, he is still dealing with the demons, but is in a better place. Andrew still has that rageful sorrow that comes from that kind of loss...and Tom is grieving heavily, but sees everything he is feeling in the other two, its just such a well done scene...had the whole theater fighting some serious onion ninjas!
As a filipino who is shockingly there is an side character of a grandma filipino in this scene is totally amazing! gosh i was like open-mouthed seeing this scene, to be proud of and known for all around the people what kind filipino are. TYSM MARVEL!
I was so pleasantly surprised too! The delivery of the Filipino lines were so stilted and unnatural though, idk if it's because the actress who played the grandma isn't actually an actressnor because she doesn't actually speak Tagalog.
@@genericplantlifeI think it was about the used of wordings, we normally don't speak deep tagalog words anymore which made some of her lines kinda weird ig? words like "Salamangkero" which translates to "Magician"
@@khanjare It is cinema indeed. If you watched this in the movie theater, you were there when everyone went wild. Fuck Avengers. This is the greatest crossover of all. If you think this isn't cinema because it's a superhero movie, then you're just a Scorsese cock sucker.
man im so glad they didnt tell us right off the bat that the other spidermen were gonna be in this movie. everyone knew but wasnt 100% positive and thats what made this movie is hyped. good times.
If only Tom Spiderman knew just how exactly Andrew lost Gwen. Literally watching her fall. Only being milliseconds away from saving her. That scene probably played in his head for a very long time. That is why he got rageful because when he fought he'd start thinking of Gwen.
That last scene is just so powerful! Great acting from everyone in the scene. You can just feel the intensity and weight of Peter struggling with his pain. Chills man. Best Spider-man scene ever!
This is why I like Tom's Spider-Man. Being a young adult or a teenager with such heavy losses, paired with heavy responsibilities, his character is so natural, and it fits the highschooler persona of Spidey.
The scene on the rooftop was absolutely beautiful. This was the moment where Tobey and Andrew were needed the most. As they were the inspiration and driving motivation that Holland’s Peter Parker needed to become the Spider-Man we all know and love. That’s why I believe this movie was the film where Holland’s Peter Parker truly came into his own and started his journey to become Spider-Man. As it took the death of Aunt May and the motivational speeches given by Tobey and Andrew to complete Peter 1’s journey to become the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man that Tony Stark wanted him to become. He’s not Spider-Boy or Iron Boy Jr. anymore. He’s Spider-Man.
I don't believe we'll ever experience a movie like this again in our lifetime. I wouldn't rate this my favorite Marvel movie, I wouldn't even call it my favorite Spiderman movie, but it's such a unique movie. The culmination of nearly 2 decades worth of Spiderman movies. Each of the Spidermen beloved in their own ways. Having not only the heroes but also the villains reprise their roles. It's just such an amazing love-letter to the Spiderman fans out there. It's pure fan service for better or for worse. The only thing that comes close to this for me is that one episode of Power Rangers where they brought back all the red rangers from every series in one epic battle. Who would come close to being able to pull something off like this? Maybe Batman? But it wouldn't be on-brand to have goofy skits with every Batman hanging out. Spiderman really was the perfect storm for this, I'm so glad they were ambitious enough to go through with it.
Movies like Endgame and this one take so long to set up for the kind of payoff they give. Marvel can't even recreate the build up to Endgame they had. They're such unique experiences.
This is absolutely in my top 3 Marvel movies. The quality of writing is just bonkers, and the action fits the emotions of the scenes, just everything is amazing. Winter Soldier will always be number 1, but beyond that this may well take number 2.
If we're talking MCU, I'd say it's definitely in my top 3. Probably Black Panther, the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie and this. Perhaps if I think longer, that top 3 changes but I did love those 2 movies. If we're talking Marvel overall? That's a tougher and most definitely longer discussion. Spiderman 2 is definitely up for potential consideration, in my personal top 3 for sure.
They ended this clip with perfect timing, I legit saddled up for the full movie forgetting I was on TH-cam 😂 It's hard not getting plugged into this clip. This is one of the top Marvel movies in my book it's up there with infinity war and Endgame because I wanted to see Garfield and McGuire in the spidie suit again, getting all 3 at once, are you kidding me I couldn't have asked for more! This was a dream come true and I am so happy I got to see them both in the suit one more time. I need to get this on DVD to preserve it.
THE WAY I SCREAMED AT THIS SCENE. I watched this on streaming but i managed to go through all those months without spoilers. literally if i even seen a speck of spiderman or heard anything spiderman i’d close my eyes and my ears 😂😂😂 it was worth it seeing the movie for the first time not knowing what i was going to watch. Truly one of the greatest moments in modern cinema.
I watched this movie at the premieres, and my goodness, the moment that Andrew removed his mask coupled with Toby walking in, you could hear my theatre from the other side of the globe. It was indescribable
It's not just the fact that they brought these three different spider man actors for this movie, but that they also got the original actors for the villains of the prior two spider man was amazing.
I love this scene because it shows how all three are at different stages of grief, tobey is at acceptance, andrew seems like he is almost at acceptance but still shows depression about what happened, and tom is at the beginning with denial/anger
not a huge Marvel fanatic, but these two scenes are probably some of my favourites in any movie, ever. The movie as a whole really gives the sense that this is *not* how things were supposed to go. MCU Peter didn't get the happy ending he deserved, and he has no choice but to just live with that. It's jarring, heartbreaking, but also really beautiful. Life can turn out wrong for you but life still goes on, that's just the way of the world.
@@michaeld.uchiha9084 If Into and Across the Spider-Verse are good quality Spider-Man films, then Sony did good work with that Disney money for No Way Home.
When Hollands Spider-Man told Garfield’s Spider-Man not to dare say anything because he couldn’t possibly know what he’s going through and Garfield’s saying ok. Knowing what he lost was just so wrenching
One of the best movie theater experiences I've ever had watching this unfold. Everyone was collectively losing their shit when Andrew and Tobey came out.
Remember when we all thought they just skipped the Uncle Ben parts of Tom's Spider-Man because we thought it would be a tiring upbringing? To think Aunt May died saying those words broke my damn heart. That's when we found out that this is Spider-Man's origin story.
I wish I could recreate the reaction at 3:09 in the theater, the full theater and the reaction when Toby came onto the screen was a moment you will never forget, the same reaction when in endgame when Tony snapped and defeated thanos
8:25 Garfield's Spiderman is the most loss-stricken of them all. He had lost.....everyone. His parents, uncle Ben, mentor Dr.Connors, bestfriend Harry and most devastating of all, his own MJ Gwen Stacy. Just look at 6:40, at how he react to Peter speaking about his loss of aunt May, he was like: "Brother, you haven't the slightest idea what losses is..." Garfield's Spiderman became bitter. Anger and grief is getting to him. His willpower to preserve his humanity and mercy is slowly waning. Based on what he said to Peter, this particular spiderman might have actually killed someone in combat, you can actually see the regret in his eyes as he was saying it (amazing performance by Garfield). And so he's here to help Peter because he doesn't want another spiderman to fall into the same path. Really like this grim realistic path of character development Marvel took on Garfield's Spidey. Kind of like DC's The Dark Knight vibe. When Batman was getting old and weary of a lifetime of fighting crime, to the point he stops caring if his blows or weapons killed someone. There's only so much a person can take, and this scene reflects that perfectly.
The pain on Andrew's Peter's face when baby spider said they couldn't understand his pain.... oooh man lemme tell ya baby spider about a certain FALL incident...
I love Ned's Lola's reactions to the other Spider-Men. She freaks out when Andrew jumps through and hides. Then she gets flirty with Tobey. poor Andrew
This entry scene of both old spider-men is probably one of the most amazing scene of entire Movie world till now... This was awesome and beyond the imagination to see Tobey, Garfield and Tom together... Well done MCU
Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
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4/10 cant deactivate subtitles...i want to have the choice...
@@sku36 Dude. He placed that there for everyone who can't understand what they're saying. Even if they're mumbling in the video. He's trying to be helpful. learn that and maybe see why I said what I said.
“Great it’s just some random guy”
No! He was my childhood 😭
But to theme I mean he would just be some guy
@@donxx1206that cause he doesn’t have the suit on so yeah it makes sense
Fr bro ❤❤
He's retired too
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I remember watching this in the movie theater right after it came out. I had no idea about the movie, didn't watch a trailer or anything. The moment Andrew removed his mask everybody jumped from their seat. When Tobey came out... it was total mayham. Totally my BEST exprience in the movie theaters of my entire life
Wish you could’ve filmed that. Those kind of reaction vids are pretty cool.
I came in expecting to see them, so when I saw andrews suit at the end of the alley way( I saw the shape of the lenses on the mask) I started freaking out then I was saying that if Andrew came tobey would too. Unfortunately I didn’t get a theater experience where everyone was going beserk because it was pretty much empty, but me and my brother were freaking out
@@turbopokey I’m pretty sure I managed to capture it on film but I only started to record after Andrew was revealed because I just had a feeling/hope that Toby would be revealed soon. So glad I captured it. Maybe I’ll upload it someday z I don’t remember if people stood up, but I remember the audience going kind of crazy
Experiences like that are amazing. Unlike mine. Whooping and cheering throughout the movie. Couldn't hear any of the script. I got up and left
Same; my gf and I avoided spoilers going in (we had to wait a week too cause I couldn't go opening weekend). When the other Peter's came through my gf was ecstatic. We had such a blast watching this on the big screen (and since it was week 2 we still had alot of hard core fans there cheering and sharing their emotions).
Garfield's Spidey was the one that lost the most, but he never said anything to top the other Spideys' griefs. He had lost Uncle Ben, Lost Gwen, his Dad and Mom, Dr. Connors whom he accidentally helped make him a monster, his Best Friend Harry as well. This showed that Andrew's Spidey was a repressed person as seen in his films. Most of the time he held the pain inside and was quirky, moody and awkward, literally like anyone would be since he actually knew his parents and he lost them. He kept on going but always carried the burden of his own actions... Took Responsibility for his flaws too. I Love his version of Spidey the most.
Same 😢❤
I think they did a great job with all three of them here. Garfield's Spider Man/Peter Parker is my least favourite one from the films, but they made subtle shifts and focused on different aspects of him here to make him fit in really well with the other two, and he might actually be my favourite in this movie. He gets most of the funniest lines, but he also seems to be the most humble of them, even though I think his characterization in his own movies is more arrogant than any others.
@@geneparmesan8748 See that is the thing, if you read Spidey comics, especially starting from the late 80s and the 90s and forward, you well clearly see that Garfield's Spidey IS the comic accurate Spidey, and that is a fact, especially with the Todd McFarlane run of Spidey and after. The big eyes of his costume are even part of McFarlane's design, because it was him that implemented them on the comics. Also, if you even go back to the old comics, Peter was indeed arrogant by comic number 15. All you need to do is check out the comics. Peter Parker was only meek in the first few issues of Spidey, heck he even had his cherry popped by Betty Brant while they had a romance and she was still married.
@@geneparmesan8748 Well that is the thing, Garfield's Spidey and Peter ARE the most comic book accurate. If you check out the comics, you see that in issue 15 of the beginning issues. The dude even had an Extramarital affair with Betty Brant, yes she was married and she popped his cherry.
Then there's the late 80s and the 90s during Todd McFarlane's run of Spidey and after, and then forward. I don't know where people get this wrong idea that Peter Parker is all meek and nerdy.
I literally dislike the Tobby Maguire films because of that and I was my out loud protest when I first saw the film when it came out on theaters. This because they pushed this "Clark Kent" attitude when it was clearly not needed. Peter uses a Mask, he doesn't have to pretend to be different to what he is, and he had shed his Nerd persona after he obtained his powers. If anything when he dons the mask, he is supposed to be wild and arrogant because this is what he uses to piss off the villains.
His dad was still alive and came back in an alternate ending
The dynamic between the three was amazing.
It really made me choke up a bit seeing them together as pretty much brothers.
Toby acting as the big brother of the group was just so perfect.
Yes. In other movies Spiderman has been only a one person, but in this scene feels like all of those Spidermen are like brothers for each other, "spider brothers"😃🕷🕸
@@reiskariimispider bros spider bros do whatever spiders can
Toby McGuire is the best 💫
I consider Tobey as the Peter B. Parker from Into the Spiderverse
there is a world out there with amazing experiences and you're choking up over a movie
Tobey Maguire's acting is so on point. Hitting every word, expression, emotion so perfectly.
Yeah it's nice to see he can actually act now
@@AnythingLounge , so he used to be bad in older films?
@@AnythingLoungelmao meanwhile Tom sht head cant even pretend to act like he didnt just spoil something. You know what that means? DOG SHT actor 🤡🤣🤣
@@sagnikghosh25 no, he wasn't.
Jupp, Tobey Maguire still got it. He was always a good actor and became even better
I like how AG Spider Man was only willing to crawl when asked nicely.
I think he also saw Lola as a person in need, versus Ned and MJ who're ready to fight him (with bread). Helping common people asking for help is just a Spider-man thing to do. He wasn't gonna go around obeying someone who's on the defensive (even if it's understandable).
Andrews acting has always so damn top notch. It was always a shame that he didn’t get the quality writing and director for his own spidey films but this film truly redeemed his spiderman.
He's always been the best Spiderman imo
@@TheShadow8771tobey is better
@@MatiX415 🤓🤡kid
@@MatiX415 nobody likes you nerd Americans UK people can actually act good unlike Tobey Maguire that couldn't act his way out of a box
@@MatiX415Best Peter Parker was Tobey. His quips being Spiderman kinda sucks but he had the best Villains.
Andrew with the Best Spiderman. Really nailed the acting losing Uncle Ben and Spiderman's quips.
Tom was kinda good at both.
Its was truly fitting for Tobey to fill in the great responsibility part since it all started with him. I knew that line was coming and waited for it, it sent legit chills through my body, it was like the mentor Spiderman passing the mantle to another as he takes Ben's place in that conversation
Hey, didn’t expect to see you here.
@Michael Rhett well youtubers still like youtube vids after all lol
Would of been better if he said it’s morbin time
@@cheeseswears *Would have
taking Ben's place. Wow, you are soooooo right. Didn't see it that way when i watched this before. This is my fave scene of the whole movie.
I cried like a baby when I saw Tobey appear. It was basically seeing your childhood come back to you. Tobey Maguire will forever the greatest Spider-Man!!! 🕷️
I understood the reference 😂
What reference? 😭
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Kind of a stupid reason to cry lol
@@YurpAyoWhoDat don’t be mean 😢
When Andrew said "I lost gwen , my mj" I started crying
It was so heartbreaking
I cried too. Everytime I see this scene it brings tears to my eyes. I have been a Spiderman since the time he only existed in the comics. My only hope has always been that the Watcher would help Spidey time travel to the days before the day Gwen died and then defeat and put behind bars the person who caused her death.
Tears of sorrow came to my eyes during this part. But when Spidey (Andrew) saved MJ from certain death and was holding her in his arms I cried again but this time tears of joy!!!
That Andrew Garfield’s Spider-man got some redemption is IMO the absolute best part of this film.
Andrew's acting in this scene was so powerful. They all were a force that broke my heart.
3:33 was the most surreal moment for me. To see these two meet and acknowledge each other after years of loving both of them separately was insane. It’s a feeling I hadn’t felt since the Avengers 1 trailer and seeing Tony and Cap interact for the first time
3:44
If you notice Tobey uses his legs against ceiling to reach ground before Andrew and block his web shooters.
That's because he's the OG
X-perience
Great point. I love it when movies actually have logical reasons for outcomes
He's also the only Spider Man who had an experience fighting someone with similar power (Venom) for now... Who knows if Andrew Peter or Tom Peter would encounter their own Venom.
@@rocelderamos3013in the ending scene of venom 2 venom leaves a part of himself in the Tom Holland universe so he can actually get the symbiote
Tom: the man
Andrew: the myth
Tobey: the legend
I just wanna get high with my lover
That's right
Well said
100%
Tobey. Respect😎
Zendeya's face... Her expressions throughout that entire scene is so underrated... Because she knows her Peter is hurting, and she wants nothing more than to male him feel better. To take away that grief, and pulling back the box, and signaling Peter with a look to look and listen to the other Peters that are there... Really a phenomenal performance... A scene that says so much without words.
Her "show, don't tell" moment was SO STRONG right then.
Its annoying
Tobey's Peter is suprised this MJ is actually loyal to Peter and never cheated on him unlike his MJ cheated on everyone and almost ruined his life
And was super whiny
I'm glad others also think that. Tobey's MJ was honestly the worst, she breaks up with high school boyfriend, dates Tobey's best friend, cheats on his best friend with Tobey, gets new boyfriend, was gonna make out with Peter at the café, leaves her fiancé at the alter, then whines about not being good enough for Broadway, then proceeds to flirt and cheat on Peter with his best friend. Not to mention, she gets butt hurt over Gwen thanking him for helping her understand their science class. Tobey's Peter could've done so much better
@@bryanles exactly
She was super toxic! I hated that MJ… 🤦🏻♀️
He wasn’t being truthful with her about his power that’s not good
For 90s kids its not tobey stepping in from the portal its a part of their childhood coming back..
There’s also some 2000s kids that grew up with tobey. I remember watching SM 1 & 2 on dvd, and being so excited to watch SM 3 in theater.
It’s not 90s it’s 2000s
@@MarvelsKnight Now read the comment again do some basic math.....
What age would these kids born in 90s be when the first Sam Raimi spidey came to cinema.
Did you do the math?
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@MarvelsKnight he meant 90s kids, not 90s movie. I don't think that 2 year old or even 3 years old can remember watching the movie :P
and then going away LOL
3:29 I love how Ned’s grandma almost feels like she’s supposed to be us in this moment, and he’s saying hi directly to us as in “long time no see! Yeah it’s me!”
Bc that's the little girl Tobey saved in the fire.
@ Cool headcanon but definitely not, that theory makes zero sense
So weird seeing this scene without the loud cheering for Andrew and Tobey’s arrival.
I felt like dropping my jaw when I saw them appear.
This is a cinema movie through and through
@@Qcjmencriss1 I'm Australian and saw this a couple days after it came out - I wasn't expecting everyone to still be excited over the movie, or these scenes, since everything had been leaked by that point. But everyone was cheering and honestly it was THE best cinema experience I've ever had - to be in a room full of strangers, connecting over this one exciting thing. It's not a matter about personal perspective but connection with people who love the same things you do, and for celebrating these movies.
I find it's better to be in smaller crowds.
When I saw this movie, it was me and one other person, in the entire cinema. We reacted to the same stuff that the big crowds did and had that shared communal thing going on but we immediately quietened back down each time and watched the rest of the movie.
I've seen plenty of loud cinema reaction videos and noticed they've sometimes missed cool dialogue or a somewhat important scene because they're all caught up in that big cinema reaction frenzy and are still talking amongst themselves about something that happened a couple of minutes previously.
Not in my theater... Thank God!
My god, Andrew’s acting is on a whole other level. Dang, made me want to cry, and I thought I liked Tom’s spidey the most. Bring Garfield back!
Andrew brought his a game to this movie and I loved it! This wasn't his movie, but he definitely stole the show. Man he made me cry several times during this movie. I really hope he shows up as spiderman again for something. I'm so glad this movie helped redeem his spiderman for a lot of people.
Tobey did great as well. He was the oldest spidey in here and he just felt oozing with experience and seniority in here.
He's the best spiderman hands down not up for debate
A is better than those two T’s
Andrew Garfield has always been my favorite. His movies sucked, but not because of him.
This movie is one of my favorite MCU movies. Masterful the whole way around. They didn’t butcher the previous Spidermen and villains.
Man... i know there are some unmatching storylines in this movie, but the way they connected all three Spider-man with similar events and quotes were beautifully done.
u mean all two
@@SPXJUICE75wdym
@@SPXJUICE75What?
@@AshVA1 It's just a troll.
Bringing the other Spiderman villains into this universe was a stroke of genius. The Green goblin and Doc Oc stole the show in those movies.
no they didn't.
Don't get me wrong, they were amazing parts.
But no, they didn't steal the show.
@@Andrew-og7li Yeah, they did.
For me, Andrew stole every scene he was in...
The part were Toby's peter and doc oc were talking seemed like two friends who haven't seen eachother in a long time.
@@Andrew-og7li Actually, you're factually wrong. Green Goblin and Doc Oc literally drew in the masses and grossed a lot of dough for the film.
That's simply a fact--go look it up.
I love the different sound effects for the webbing. Andrew's sounds technological and Tobey's actually sounds organic. They didn't miss a single detail
Glazing
@@nood1le shut up weirdo
What does Tom’s sound like then?
@@nood1le sure bro
@FeaRDirTy it sounds like Jarvis saying Thwip, thwip, thwip.
"Uncle Ben said it". The way Andrew delivers that line. Such a great actor.
I feel the one thing that makes Spider-Man relatable is his losses. He loses love ones at different points in his life, and it causes him scars. Things he can't shake off. Great to have them all here.
That’s basically the plot to Across the Spiderverse.
canon events
its what makes spiderman, spiderman, being conflicted about his 2 identities, losing someone cause of it, and accepting the responsibility to do better because he was gifted the power to do so, striving so that no one else loses someone they love like spidey did
its a very poetic birth of a superhero and its why spiderman is an all time favourite. it also opens up that anyone can wear the mask if they can bear the responsibilities
@@ziljaeyan1203 yup, exactly. Spider-Man is just... the people's hero. I'm not into superheroes, but Spider-Man is like no other.
The heart to heart talk between the three Spidermans to me is the best part of the entire movie!!!! Followed up by Spidey saving MJ. It made him glad that this time he succeeded!!! Talk about an emotional moment!!! Wow!!!
"she's gone, and it's all my fault" those words hit hard on Andrew's Spiderman too
That look from Andrew when Tom says "It was my fault". 💔
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@@marivicsambo9215Lola is that you?
Grandma sees her grandson open a portal to another dimension, and proceeds to put the superhero that comes out to work cleaning her ceiling.
The balls on that woman.
She was resolving the argument between said superhero and MJ so she would stop throwing perfectly good bread around.
@@t.matthies3049 i agree on this
Mother always does no matter who you are
😂😂😂
That’s a Filipina Lola for you 🤣
It’s very emotional.
“How a 17 year old, lost a lot because of his kindness and decide not be kind anymore.
Garfield's story was so sad. I know Tobey's and Hollad's are just as painful, but the way Garfield told his was just so relatable.
Agreed. Garfield is a phenomenal actor. I still believe he got his oscar robbed when he starred in Hacksaw Ridge!
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I think it's like based on their age, Tobey has dealt with pain and been spiderman longer than both Andrew and Tom so he tries to act more calm and stoic while Tom is far younger and Andrew is still dealing with loss
@@WillMill03hacksaw ridge was perfect
Tom's pain hasn't eclipsed yet so he's still riding the avenger's high. Tobey's has moved past his pain so he doesn't look back on it too much. But for Garfield, everything is still relatively fresh and festering, so it is defining instead of letting him define himself. That's why it seems more vivid.
What a iconic line
"With Great POWER Comes Great RESONSIBILITY."
it's a truth that spans the multiverse.. really makes it one of the most powerful things in all of these movies.
‘… must also come…”
Ngl I started crying when Tobey mentioned Uncle Ben dying, how it was his fault.. and then when he went after the dude and killed him, that’s when the floodgates opened.. like I remember watching that scene as a kid, and I just remember how Vivid it was..
I love how Tobeys Spiderman is the older, more experienced Spider-Man. Shutting down Peter #2 with that web shot was sick
I like how Tobey's Peter greeted Ned's lola as if he entered the house from the front door like a normal person
That was a brilliance of Toby Pete for ya. Awkward, but always polite.
@@kirara2516 he saved her kid from fire in his movie. Same actress cast there who plays Lola.
actually that was an Intended thing, lola represented the fans , of the Toby Era. Same Thing in the conversation between octavius and Peter. There was a dialogue between us ( the kids who are now grown people , where Doc represented our Childhood.
3:09 no bro he's not a random guy you're a random guy
The 🐐 HIMSELF
0:36 Here comes the Hero
3:05 Here comes the LEGEND.
🤡nooo
I hear this argument a lot, but I honestly think that your favorite spiderman depends on the one you grew up with. I grew up with both technically, but I was still really young when Toby McGuirre's spiderman was out. Andrew was my spiderman and imo he's the best one. That's usually how I hear it go. If you grew up with Toby, he was your favorite. If it was Andrew, he's going to be your favorite.
You guys never stop discouraging andrew dammit
@@TheClari25 yea I grew up with Tobey Spidey. I never watched Andrew because unfortunately his movies weren't in the MCU. Tom has been amazing as teen Spidey but for me Tobey will always be Spidey even though I'm a big MCU fan.
@@chanakya6735 he's just the middle child really. But seriously it must suck his movies started coming out when MCU blew up.
"The night Ben died, I hunted down the man who I thought did it. I wanted him dead. I got what I wanted. It didn't make it better." That is POWERFUL.
I started crying at 7:53 when Andrew Garfield mentioned her
such a great actor.
If that scene doesn’t get you in the feelz, you’re dead inside.
Don't worry. When I saw both Andrew and Tobey, I was like inside, "NO WAY!!!!"
Am dead inside
It's a movie. They don't normally "get me in the feelz". If it were unscripted and real then maybe, but they're just dudes paid to say that so who cares? The movie is still good though
@@stevebrule7093 Nothing like being cynical, is there?
Okay
Definitely love the first interaction dynamic between Andrew and Tobey Spider in showing their level of combat readiness.
Both of them more experienced than Tom, and they instinctively react shooting a web and the uncertain figure, but Tobey (being the oldest most experienced of all three of them) is quickest to then aim for Andrew’s webshooter
I like how Andrew showed his face and introduces himself. No secrecy.
Tbf they already said his name
If that scene doesn’t get you in the feelz, you’re dead inside.. When Andrew said "I lost gwen , my mj" I started crying.
Glad Andrew Garfield got to do this film. It is redemption and proof that he is a great actor and great Spiderman, he was just cursed with poor writers and a poor script.
Agree I didn’t like amazing Spider-Man at all so I thought he was bad spider man but I was wrong.
I dont care he is my fav spiderman.
@@samjeon3503the first movie was good though
Thank you Marvel! Your using your great power responsibly.
Love at the beginning how Garfield sees Maguire as a competition, but Maguire has gotten beyond all that and tries to be his ally.
I wouldn’t say competition, more like immediate suspicion.
None of this I think. It was more like, a test because he knows it.
this is maybe because spiders dont work toghether. it is extremely rare for them to do that and only some species. so its a natural first instinct to react to other spider as a treath. so when tobey and andrew met they react like this. and after when tom meths them both, he reacts the same way.
When arquaniad meets hunts man spider
The thing with the flipping and trying to web eachother was the fact both their spider senses were going off and they thought it was a danger alert
Wouldn't they have sensed it's another spidy
That’s what it was but they didn’t know that, hence why they thought it was danger
IDK, according to the comics, which doesn't mean anything to a director, Spiders can't trigger each others spider senses.
This is the explanation, that’s all I’m gonna say
Tobey's Peter thought Andrew Peter wasn't part of the group. So he might have just thought Andrew Peter was a stranger/someone who shouldn't be in that house. So it ticked his spider sense off. Andrew Peter saw the hostility in Tobey Peter's face and triggered his sense when Tobey Peter was about to web him.
ALL of the Peter's acting in this scene were just SO DAYUM GOOD!!! Toby brings that older veteran sense, he is still dealing with the demons, but is in a better place. Andrew still has that rageful sorrow that comes from that kind of loss...and Tom is grieving heavily, but sees everything he is feeling in the other two, its just such a well done scene...had the whole theater fighting some serious onion ninjas!
As a filipino who is shockingly there is an side character of a grandma filipino in this scene is totally amazing! gosh i was like open-mouthed seeing this scene, to be proud of and known for all around the people what kind filipino are. TYSM MARVEL!
I was so pleasantly surprised too! The delivery of the Filipino lines were so stilted and unnatural though, idk if it's because the actress who played the grandma isn't actually an actressnor because she doesn't actually speak Tagalog.
@@genericplantlifeI think it was about the used of wordings, we normally don't speak deep tagalog words anymore which made some of her lines kinda weird ig? words like "Salamangkero" which translates to "Magician"
That's what you grabbed from the movie?
@@riverdalednn And this can also refer to as "Witch" or "Witchcraft"
@@zrichards907 Uhm no, it was like hoping to see if there is a single line or word to say in Tagalog 'cause none of American movies have that line.
This is the cinema we deserve. It is the most powerful scene in the whole superhero genre and emotional as well.
But not the one we need, so that we will hunt it because it is not a cinema , it is a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight .
I think you have no idea what cinema is but to begin with this marvel superhero bullshit is not cinema
@@khanjare It is cinema indeed. If you watched this in the movie theater, you were there when everyone went wild. Fuck Avengers. This is the greatest crossover of all. If you think this isn't cinema because it's a superhero movie, then you're just a Scorsese cock sucker.
Tom Holland: Best Avenger
Andrew Garfield: Best Spidey
Tobey Maguire: Best Peter
man im so glad they didnt tell us right off the bat that the other spidermen were gonna be in this movie. everyone knew but wasnt 100% positive and thats what made this movie is hyped. good times.
FR MAN ❤🎉
If only Tom Spiderman knew just how exactly Andrew lost Gwen. Literally watching her fall. Only being milliseconds away from saving her. That scene probably played in his head for a very long time. That is why he got rageful because when he fought he'd start thinking of Gwen.
Best call backs ever. So well done. Not campy or cheesy in any way. Hits perfectly.
1:34 the way he asks 'why'd you do that?' is sooooooo cute I'm dying
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The fact that he's just a teenager makes this scene a whole lot sadder
@@isaiahwatkins1502bro he means tom lol
That last scene is just so powerful! Great acting from everyone in the scene. You can just feel the intensity and weight of Peter struggling with his pain. Chills man. Best Spider-man scene ever!
I can only imagine the gratitude in the hearts of Sam Raimi and Marc Webb when they saw this scene for the first time.
I haven't heard if Webb has any thoughts on the film but Raimi loved it, which I was really happy to hear!
Dude they used Andrew's theme perfectly
Yes bro
This is why I like Tom's Spider-Man. Being a young adult or a teenager with such heavy losses, paired with heavy responsibilities, his character is so natural, and it fits the highschooler persona of Spidey.
The scene on the rooftop was absolutely beautiful. This was the moment where Tobey and Andrew were needed the most. As they were the inspiration and driving motivation that Holland’s Peter Parker needed to become the Spider-Man we all know and love. That’s why I believe this movie was the film where Holland’s Peter Parker truly came into his own and started his journey to become Spider-Man. As it took the death of Aunt May and the motivational speeches given by Tobey and Andrew to complete Peter 1’s journey to become the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man that Tony Stark wanted him to become. He’s not Spider-Boy or Iron Boy Jr. anymore. He’s Spider-Man.
They helped him be his own Spider-Man instead of acting like a Robin to Ironman as Batman🤦🏽♂️🤣🥴
@@blackpegasus7125 That’s the idea. That’s exactly what allowed Holland’s Peter Parker to finally emerge from Iron Man’s shadow and come into his own.
I don't believe we'll ever experience a movie like this again in our lifetime. I wouldn't rate this my favorite Marvel movie, I wouldn't even call it my favorite Spiderman movie, but it's such a unique movie. The culmination of nearly 2 decades worth of Spiderman movies. Each of the Spidermen beloved in their own ways. Having not only the heroes but also the villains reprise their roles. It's just such an amazing love-letter to the Spiderman fans out there. It's pure fan service for better or for worse. The only thing that comes close to this for me is that one episode of Power Rangers where they brought back all the red rangers from every series in one epic battle. Who would come close to being able to pull something off like this? Maybe Batman? But it wouldn't be on-brand to have goofy skits with every Batman hanging out. Spiderman really was the perfect storm for this, I'm so glad they were ambitious enough to go through with it.
Movies like Endgame and this one take so long to set up for the kind of payoff they give. Marvel can't even recreate the build up to Endgame they had. They're such unique experiences.
Agree with you
This is absolutely in my top 3 Marvel movies. The quality of writing is just bonkers, and the action fits the emotions of the scenes, just everything is amazing. Winter Soldier will always be number 1, but beyond that this may well take number 2.
If we're talking MCU, I'd say it's definitely in my top 3.
Probably Black Panther, the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie and this. Perhaps if I think longer, that top 3 changes but I did love those 2 movies.
If we're talking Marvel overall? That's a tougher and most definitely longer discussion. Spiderman 2 is definitely up for potential consideration, in my personal top 3 for sure.
It would be insane if Keaton, Bale and Affleck came together in a Flashpoint paradox type scenario. You even have Clooney, Kilmer and Pattinson too
They ended this clip with perfect timing, I legit saddled up for the full movie forgetting I was on TH-cam 😂 It's hard not getting plugged into this clip. This is one of the top Marvel movies in my book it's up there with infinity war and Endgame because I wanted to see Garfield and McGuire in the spidie suit again, getting all 3 at once, are you kidding me I couldn't have asked for more! This was a dream come true and I am so happy I got to see them both in the suit one more time. I need to get this on DVD to preserve it.
All 3 Spider-Men had just the best on-screen chemistry, it's amazing
THE WAY I SCREAMED AT THIS SCENE. I watched this on streaming but i managed to go through all those months without spoilers. literally if i even seen a speck of spiderman or heard anything spiderman i’d close my eyes and my ears 😂😂😂 it was worth it seeing the movie for the first time not knowing what i was going to watch. Truly one of the greatest moments in modern cinema.
I watched this movie at the premieres, and my goodness, the moment that Andrew removed his mask coupled with Toby walking in, you could hear my theatre from the other side of the globe. It was indescribable
It's not just the fact that they brought these three different spider man actors for this movie, but that they also got the original actors for the villains of the prior two spider man was amazing.
This scene and the iron man snap will forever be the greatest MCU moment
The acting in this sequence was powerful. Especially the patt of them sharing their pain, just a superhero movie but dayum I got hit in the feels.
I love this scene because it shows how all three are at different stages of grief, tobey is at acceptance, andrew seems like he is almost at acceptance but still shows depression about what happened, and tom is at the beginning with denial/anger
I remember watching this in the theater and when Tobey Maguire showed up, the whole theater started cheering and clapping.
not a huge Marvel fanatic, but these two scenes are probably some of my favourites in any movie, ever.
The movie as a whole really gives the sense that this is *not* how things were supposed to go. MCU Peter didn't get the happy ending he deserved, and he has no choice but to just live with that. It's jarring, heartbreaking, but also really beautiful. Life can turn out wrong for you but life still goes on, that's just the way of the world.
Yeah because Sony made the movie.
Marvel just paied the bills.
DC should really take some notes. Although it does blow Marvel away in cartoon/animated series and movies.
@@michaeld.uchiha9084 If Into and Across the Spider-Verse are good quality Spider-Man films, then Sony did good work with that Disney money for No Way Home.
3:00 This world could use about a million Spider-Mans right about now.
3:05 old spider man trilogy 2002-2007
Andrew Garfield's acting just beautiful.
When Hollands Spider-Man told Garfield’s Spider-Man not to dare say anything because he couldn’t possibly know what he’s going through and Garfield’s saying ok. Knowing what he lost was just so wrenching
0:36 and the crowd screamed!°
Lol you got that right
0:36 2012-2014
OMG THE THEATER WAS SO LIVE DURING THIS PART!!! IM SO HAPPY I AVOIDED SPOILERS FOR THIS MOVIE!
One of the best movie theater experiences I've ever had watching this unfold. Everyone was collectively losing their shit when Andrew and Tobey came out.
I love their chemistry and their brotherly love. It was just perfect.
Seeing Toby just makes my heart happy. The og spidey
Ongg
Historical moment in movies finally making up for remake after remake. Thank you to all who made it happen
When Tobey Maguire stepped out, my breath caught in my throat and I could feel a tear ready to drop. I didn't realize I missed him so much.
Remember when we all thought they just skipped the Uncle Ben parts of Tom's Spider-Man because we thought it would be a tiring upbringing?
To think Aunt May died saying those words broke my damn heart. That's when we found out that this is Spider-Man's origin story.
I wish I could recreate the reaction at 3:09 in the theater, the full theater and the reaction when Toby came onto the screen was a moment you will never forget, the same reaction when in endgame when Tony snapped and defeated thanos
This scene started out funny and ended on a heartbreaker but was beautifully executed, the producers knew exactly how to get us involved 💯
Imo best scene ever. Just the combined pain of all of them talking about their own stories.
This will always be an intense scene…Nostalgia and Emotion all packed together
8:25 Garfield's Spiderman is the most loss-stricken of them all. He had lost.....everyone. His parents, uncle Ben, mentor Dr.Connors, bestfriend Harry and most devastating of all, his own MJ Gwen Stacy. Just look at 6:40, at how he react to Peter speaking about his loss of aunt May, he was like: "Brother, you haven't the slightest idea what losses is..."
Garfield's Spiderman became bitter. Anger and grief is getting to him. His willpower to preserve his humanity and mercy is slowly waning. Based on what he said to Peter, this particular spiderman might have actually killed someone in combat, you can actually see the regret in his eyes as he was saying it (amazing performance by Garfield). And so he's here to help Peter because he doesn't want another spiderman to fall into the same path.
Really like this grim realistic path of character development Marvel took on Garfield's Spidey. Kind of like DC's The Dark Knight vibe. When Batman was getting old and weary of a lifetime of fighting crime, to the point he stops caring if his blows or weapons killed someone. There's only so much a person can take, and this scene reflects that perfectly.
Man when Tobey appeared. That’s my childhood… literally!
4:29 This is just proof he is the big brother
1:57 the way he says No is so cute
There is no way any new Spiderman movie can ever top this one.
maybe across the spider verse can catch a close call
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@@kimi_chimino way
oh please this is pure fan-service
@@justmarlen And?
Toby is definitely the most experienced Spider-Man, did you see how quickly he figured out how to stop Andrew’s web-slinger?
Man, this scene feels different without the theatre screaming after Andrew jumping through the portal.
Love the music and the entrance of Tobey M.
The most excited I’ve ever been in a movie theater. This and Endgame. 💯
The pain on Andrew's Peter's face when baby spider said they couldn't understand his pain.... oooh man lemme tell ya baby spider about a certain FALL incident...
tobey maguire: enters from the portal.
both tobey and andrew looking at each other
tobey maguire: wanna put some dirt in your eye.
I love Ned's Lola's reactions to the other Spider-Men. She freaks out when Andrew jumps through and hides. Then she gets flirty with Tobey. poor Andrew
This entry scene of both old spider-men is probably one of the most amazing scene of entire Movie world till now...
This was awesome and beyond the imagination to see Tobey, Garfield and Tom together...
Well done MCU
It feels weird seeing this scene without people shouting and clapping for their appearances.