The original Spider-Man movies are still amazing. They're so well thought out, have awesome set pieces and have humor in just the right places where it doesn't detract from the story. I still think Spider-Man 2 is the best Spider-Man film ever made.
I too have always enjoyed the Emo Peter section of the movie. If anything, because I kinda feel him on it. The symbiote essentially unleashes Peter's Id. He abandons any sense of shame and embarrassment and just goes with it. Honestly if I were in the same situation, I probably wouldn't act much differently. Especially the dancing. Now I'm not saying I'd go to a weird jazz club where the waitresses sing (while still doing cocktail service?), but some form of acrobatic based dancing would most certainly occur.
I went trough a psychotic outbreak, and I can tell that I was pretty much like Parker in Spider-man 3, but even worse. I had complete trust in all of my capabilities, I didn´t listen, and I thought I was the center of the universe. My desires showed no filter, I was a beast. No wonder why this saga has been so important to me: is like a spiritual guidance for my development as a person.
It’s not that deep, bro. It was Raimis way of saying fuck you to Sony, Arad, and all the others who forced him to use Venom and the black suit in Spider-Man 3.
People who poo-poo on these films don’t understand Spider-Man at all. It is still the best film adaption of the original character that Steve Ditko made. Sam Raimi was a true fan of the sourcematerial and understood it. Great video!
Dude, this is probably the best video on the holy trilogy out there. I friggin love this. You explained exactly why these movies are so good. I love this video! This might be your best one yet man, but maybe that's partly because of the nostalgia and love for these movies. I'm always excited when you post a new video man, keep doing what you're doing cus it's awesome!
I really loved the Sam Raimi Trilogy, Its a great bunch of movies that hold up to this Day in my opinion and the Ending To Spider-Man 3 was very heartfelt since because as said it was a moment where Mj and Peter Parker became whole again. I will always adore these movies no matter what new Spider-Man Movie shows up to Attempt to take top spot-Spiderverse was an Exception mostly cause it does a great job parodying the Raimi Films.
I never thought about how Peter was a reflection of Aunt May and Uncle Ben's old fashioned ideals and values which is why Mary Jane takes an interest in him, he has what she never got from her father, someone who will just reaffirm her. Norman has a fondness to Peter because he respects that Peter can stand on his own two feet which is something Harry never did. Good analysis, sir.
*Hey man I appreciate you for making this! People nowadays love to crap on the Sam Raimi movies which is pretty ridiculous! People need to realize that this movie trilogy is what paved the way for modern day superhero films! Great work bro!*
@@goddessoftranslesbians2154 yeah but critiquing, specifically constructive criticism, is completely different than shitting on something which is unfortunately what a lot of people like to do to these films
If it wasn't for the raimi movie amazing spider-man and spiderman homecoming wouldn't be made if it wasn't the success from this Amazing beautiful story telling trilogy
Not like any of the newer films can trump my love for what shaped my childhood, and my love for this superhero. These are timeless for me, even if some don’t understand their implrtance.
Implicitly Pretentious You’re welcome! I personally thought it was a pretty good analysis. The part about them completing each other by completing themselves was something I never noticed and now just adds a new layer to these films that I appreciate. Also don’t doubt yourself so much man. I think you make consistently great content, and others do too :).
I love how you aren't obnoxiously saying how much better Raimi's Spider-Man is to other live action adaptations. Instead, you basically look at the best parts of them instead of using the best parts to add on to a worthless argument. Keep up the great work!
I still remember the first time I saw Spider-Man 1 at the movie theater 🙂 it was my first time watching a movie in the big screen,the whole room was full and everyone stood up and clapped when the movie ended.
The 13 dislikes are Wilson Fisk, Max Dillon, Herman Schultz, Norman Osborn, JJJ, Adrian Toomes, Mac Gargan, Otto Octavius, Eddie Brock, Flint Marko, Quentin Beck, Cletus Kasady, and Sergei Kravinoff.
Hey!!! Loved your review!! I love the Spider-Man Trilogy as well! The Raimi Trilogy is such a classic franchise that boosted Marvel!! As much as I enjoy Tom Holland, Tobey will always be my fav! He's so cool! You just earned a new sub!!
The Raimi trilogy always has a place in my heart. Somehow they arrived at these odd transitional periods in my life. The 1 arrived when I graduated high school (I went premier day in the afternoon with a small crowd I had a blast, but honestly when I left and saw the lines of people all the way out of the theater it felt a sea change the likes I never before seen). Spider-Man 2 arrived as one of the first movies I watched, at would eventually be my theater job, after I moved to a new town. Spider-Man 3, was the first movie I caught after coming home from BMT and tech school. The series about constant growth and change seemingly coinsided with my own personal change, something no other series has ever done. Maybe it's timing but Raimi and co's work on this stuck with me. (I wished I went to or read the Harry Potter books and movies in theaters, they'd probably give me a similar feeling).
I've watched this video essay once before, but I decided to revisit it after rewatching the trilogy and you sum up my feelings about the trilogy and it's beauty perfectly, as well as diving deep into the significance of it. I grew up on the trilogy too and words can't describe it's importance to me. You nailed this video essay!!
The emo Peter Parker was perfect and beautiful and exactly what it needed to be. Anyone who didn't like it, didn't understand the character. The symbiote doesn't make you a badass, it amplifies who you already are. And Peter is an out-of-touch dork.
I rewatched the Spiderman Trilogy back . The Story line was amazing. when i was a kid I was just all waiting for the action pack. Now I feel touch which does the story trilogy makes sense. Now I regret pretend not to cry that I watched the trilogy. been missing the old spidey tobey maguire :'( late 90's kid The spiderman 4 that we never had and now still broke our hearts
i like to view the raimi trilogy in the same way as the dark knight trilogy. these may not be the most "comic accurate" adaptations in the literal sense of the stories it adapts or how it handles some of it's cast, but at it's core i believe the themes and messages present in these have the greatest understanding of what those comics were trying to convey.
Dude I know it’s so annoying lol. The fact is that the reason these films are so highly praised by both critics and fans alike have actually little to do with nostalgia and more to do with how well the stories were put together, the self-analysis of multiple characters, the script, etc. In no way are these movies perfect but they are for sure one of the best superhero films of all time, alongside Dark knight trilogy I would say, and definitely the best live action Spider-man movies made so far. Nostalgia is obviously part of it but I just hate when people say the main reason people like the Raimi films is because of nostalgia, but more so because of the so many other legitimate factors. I say this is a person who genuinely enjoyed the Andrew and Tom movies as well. It’s just that for a person who has read the comics Tobey’s is my favorite because he’s the most comically accurate out of the three live action spideys.
Oh wow, thanks for asking, mainly because it seems to have become fashionable to make videos that are positive nowadays towards it, whereas a while back I remember it became cool to bash these films with the tipping point being the cosmonaut video
@@ImplicitlyPretentious Now that I think about it, I see what you mean. Thanks for making this! This is easily one of my favorite trilogies of all time.
The Raimi films are pure Spided-Man. They did Spider-Man as a character well. They may not be perfect adaptations of the comics, but they're certainly the closest. And the writing and storytelling is pitch perfect, except for Spider-Man 3 which wasn't as good becuase of Sony intervening and forcing Sam Raimi to do stuff he didn't want to. The problem with MCU Spided-Man is not that they're badly written and filled with plot holes and such. They do have sound writing for the most part. It's the adaptation aspect of them. It's just not Spider-Man. Tobey Maguire is the Spider-Man.
What about Spider-Man 4, where a man finally finds happiness, Spider-Man 5, which shows when he loses it, and Spider-Man 6, which shows when he's ready to move on, and no longer blame himself for things beyond his control?
You described it really good. That's what i love about this trilogy, it has a lot of live lessons and shows personality development, that all of us go threw. Thanks for your amazing work, keep it up 💪
rewatching the spiderman trilogy after watching no way home gave me a different vibe.. there are a lot of reference on that movie and also homecoming, it felt like a was a child again lol
Yeah thanks for the honesty, it's an active hurdle I have to try and solve when I write these videos because I forget how jargon heavy and unclear theoretical writing can be sometimes
These videos really help me appreciate the whole Spider-Man franchise, even if he keeps saying, "This is the last Spider-Man video for a while, I SWEAR!"
I have to say I see so many similarties between toms spiderman and Tobey's spiderman especially in no way home and spiderman 2 I think their pretty similar
I watched this triliogy a thousand times growing up, aswell as the the first andrew garfielr movie(i was born in 2003), and these were some of my most loved movies! Love the video
Spider-Man 2 is still one of the best superhero films ever made! The villian is complex but sympathetic, our hero gets pushed to his breaking point and gives up, and then there is the train fight... arguably one of the greatest superhero fights of all time (and yes, I'm including Civil War when I say that). It is a complete story thru-and-thru but still doesn't detract from the overall arc of the trilogy! Great job, Mr. Raimi!
What ever comes our way , whatever battle we have raging inside us we always have a choice my friend harry taught me that -peter peter Me ok Pete I understand I've lost people so yeah I get it ..... I do.
I just want to know, where did you learn all these cool concepts and whatnot? You always quote these books to build a strong argument and I'm just wondering what led you to all of it?
Raimi's Spiderman: *Exists*
Video Essayists: Its free real estate.
Sadly there's not enough video essays about it
iWant2Believe *Spider-Man
I mean...it is free real estate. They were fucking kino as fuck
We all wish we could be as confident as emo Peter. Still wish for it today.
Mr. Chopsticks everytime I hear emo peter the james brown music plays in my head
but u can bro
The internet has dubbed that version of the character as "Bully Maguire". I don't think I'll ever not find that hilarious.
What exactly is stopping you?
Too bad chump.
The original Spider-Man movies are still amazing. They're so well thought out, have awesome set pieces and have humor in just the right places where it doesn't detract from the story. I still think Spider-Man 2 is the best Spider-Man film ever made.
Eustace Bagge I agree the mcu always crack jokes at the worst possible moments the remi triology knew how to meld it better
Because Spider-Man 2 really IS THE BEST Spider-Man movie.
Spider-Man 2 is the best superhero movie to date
for me spiderman 2 & 3 were amazing to me
@@cinematicrealms6265 it’s definitely up there haha I can’t decide between Spider-Man 1, 2, or civil war
I too have always enjoyed the Emo Peter section of the movie. If anything, because I kinda feel him on it.
The symbiote essentially unleashes Peter's Id. He abandons any sense of shame and embarrassment and just goes with it. Honestly if I were in the same situation, I probably wouldn't act much differently. Especially the dancing.
Now I'm not saying I'd go to a weird jazz club where the waitresses sing (while still doing cocktail service?), but some form of acrobatic based dancing would most certainly occur.
I went trough a psychotic outbreak, and I can tell that I was pretty much like Parker in Spider-man 3, but even worse. I had complete trust in all of my capabilities, I didn´t listen, and I thought I was the center of the universe. My desires showed no filter, I was a beast. No wonder why this saga has been so important to me: is like a spiritual guidance for my development as a person.
It’s not that deep, bro. It was Raimis way of saying fuck you to Sony, Arad, and all the others who forced him to use Venom and the black suit in Spider-Man 3.
@@nexus7034 they're a billion other ways to do that
⚡️“We’ll meet again,
SPIDER-MAN!!!”⚡️
I actually cried in the theatre when the subway people said they’d keep his identity a secret.
Mike C “He’s just a kid, no older than my son....”
@@FloofyCloud115 Sure he said just a kid.
People who poo-poo on these films don’t understand Spider-Man at all. It is still the best film adaption of the original character that Steve Ditko made. Sam Raimi was a true fan of the sourcematerial and understood it. Great video!
Don't*
MrAVENGER901 Thanks, will edit that 👍🏻
Right.
Exactly !
Yet he made Peter shoot webs from his wrists!
Dude, this is probably the best video on the holy trilogy out there. I friggin love this. You explained exactly why these movies are so good. I love this video! This might be your best one yet man, but maybe that's partly because of the nostalgia and love for these movies. I'm always excited when you post a new video man, keep doing what you're doing cus it's awesome!
Oh wow thank you so much! With the HiTop videos on these films, that's really high praise!
I like Moviebobs Really That Good a lot but this is one of the best.
I really loved the Sam Raimi Trilogy, Its a great bunch of movies that hold up to this Day in my opinion and the Ending To Spider-Man 3 was very heartfelt since because as said it was a moment where Mj and Peter Parker became whole again. I will always adore these movies no matter what new Spider-Man Movie shows up to Attempt to take top spot-Spiderverse was an Exception mostly cause it does a great job parodying the Raimi Films.
Yearlonggiant agreed
“That’s a cute outfit, did your husband give it to you.” Doesn’t hold up, but I love these movies.😂
Angel Reyes much like most Spider-Man comics back in the day, still readable, but still have corny lines 😅
This version of Spider-Man has always been Spider-Man to me.
I never thought about how Peter was a reflection of Aunt May and Uncle Ben's old fashioned ideals and values which is why Mary Jane takes an interest in him, he has what she never got from her father, someone who will just reaffirm her. Norman has a fondness to Peter because he respects that Peter can stand on his own two feet which is something Harry never did. Good analysis, sir.
*Hey man I appreciate you for making this! People nowadays love to crap on the Sam Raimi movies which is pretty ridiculous! People need to realize that this movie trilogy is what paved the way for modern day superhero films! Great work bro!*
Actually Blade paved the way
You can critique things while also being aware of a movie’s place in history.
@@goddessoftranslesbians2154 yeah but critiquing, specifically constructive criticism, is completely different than shitting on something which is unfortunately what a lot of people like to do to these films
@@aaaaaaaaaalrightythen9953 not even just to these films unfortunately 😑
"love to crap" Nah, Entitled Raimi fanboys exist.
If it wasn't for the raimi movie amazing spider-man and spiderman homecoming wouldn't be made if it wasn't the success from this Amazing beautiful story telling trilogy
Not like any of the newer films can trump my love for what shaped my childhood, and my love for this superhero. These are timeless for me, even if some don’t understand their implrtance.
@@thecircleoft.e.d2121 +1
10:31 Tobey Mcguire really looks like Jake gyllenhaal. Now I understand why he almost played the part.
Yeah.
Funny that they starred together in movie Brothers.
This might be my favorite video of yours. Awesome job!
Oh wow thanks! I had hesitations putting this up, because I wasn't sure if I was in depth enough with the analysis, so that's a real relief! :)
Implicitly Pretentious You’re welcome! I personally thought it was a pretty good analysis. The part about them completing each other by completing themselves was something I never noticed and now just adds a new layer to these films that I appreciate.
Also don’t doubt yourself so much man. I think you make consistently great content, and others do too :).
Oh god that grain effect takes me right back to my grandmothers house eating pop corn and watching spider man on her 24 inch screen tv
Heck yeah, on the VCR
I love how you aren't obnoxiously saying how much better Raimi's Spider-Man is to other live action adaptations. Instead, you basically look at the best parts of them instead of using the best parts to add on to a worthless argument. Keep up the great work!
Avengers would not exist if it wasn't for Sam Raimis *Spider-Man*
True
Even Kevin Feige would say this
The whole superhero genre as a whole bro
It started it all
@@Sohelanthropusno it didn’t if anything adam west batman, Superman, and tim burton Batman did
Man, I wasn’t ready to cry today.
Hay fever is making me teared up too
*this video uploaded*
Me: He’s a good boy. (In the voice of Mr. Ditkovitch)
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@@therentpursuer9869 You know, there's a whole YTP series about you, where you become Venom
@@chewymew4959 That's none of your business!
@@therentpursuer9869 Well sorry Mr. Ditkovitch, you know, all I have is this twenty for the rest of the week...
@@therentpursuer9869 💀💀💀
"The nostalgia of old desires" Damn man. I felt that one.
I still remember the first time I saw Spider-Man 1 at the movie theater 🙂 it was my first time watching a movie in the big screen,the whole room was full and everyone stood up and clapped when the movie ended.
The thing is the idea of Spider-Man 3 is sound but the execution was just not there
The 13 dislikes are Wilson Fisk, Max Dillon, Herman Schultz, Norman Osborn, JJJ, Adrian Toomes, Mac Gargan, Otto Octavius, Eddie Brock, Flint Marko, Quentin Beck, Cletus Kasady, and Sergei Kravinoff.
sounds about right
This Trillogy is one of my two favorite pieces of Superhero media right alongside Netflix's Daredevil.
Hey!!! Loved your review!! I love the Spider-Man Trilogy as well! The Raimi Trilogy is such a classic franchise that boosted Marvel!! As much as I enjoy Tom Holland, Tobey will always be my fav! He's so cool! You just earned a new sub!!
Oh wow thank you so much!
13:14 I think #3 is beautiful and underrated and I appreciate any public appreciation of it
The Raimi trilogy always has a place in my heart. Somehow they arrived at these odd transitional periods in my life. The 1 arrived when I graduated high school (I went premier day in the afternoon with a small crowd I had a blast, but honestly when I left and saw the lines of people all the way out of the theater it felt a sea change the likes I never before seen). Spider-Man 2 arrived as one of the first movies I watched, at would eventually be my theater job, after I moved to a new town. Spider-Man 3, was the first movie I caught after coming home from BMT and tech school. The series about constant growth and change seemingly coinsided with my own personal change, something no other series has ever done. Maybe it's timing but Raimi and co's work on this stuck with me. (I wished I went to or read the Harry Potter books and movies in theaters, they'd probably give me a similar feeling).
I had no idea how the trilogy was structured until now and it makes so much sense😱
I've watched this video essay once before, but I decided to revisit it after rewatching the trilogy and you sum up my feelings about the trilogy and it's beauty perfectly, as well as diving deep into the significance of it. I grew up on the trilogy too and words can't describe it's importance to me. You nailed this video essay!!
The emo Peter Parker was perfect and beautiful and exactly what it needed to be. Anyone who didn't like it, didn't understand the character. The symbiote doesn't make you a badass, it amplifies who you already are. And Peter is an out-of-touch dork.
The first two films are perfect. The third one is very flawed and I love it way too much
I rewatched the Spiderman Trilogy back . The Story line was amazing. when i was a kid I was just all waiting for the action pack. Now I feel touch which does the story trilogy makes sense. Now I regret pretend not to cry that I watched the trilogy. been missing the old spidey tobey maguire :'( late 90's kid The spiderman 4 that we never had and now still broke our hearts
"He is... Good boy."
"He must be in some kind of trouble"
Now this does put a smile on my face
Trust me, you are NOT the only one who liked Peter's dance moves in 3.
I just came across this video and I love it! You wonderfully explained why the trilogy is so great!
Aww thank you!
i like to view the raimi trilogy in the same way as the dark knight trilogy.
these may not be the most "comic accurate" adaptations in the literal sense of the stories it adapts or how it handles some of it's cast, but at it's core i believe the themes and messages present in these have the greatest understanding of what those comics were trying to convey.
a nice one again, I really love the video
Thank you!
I really liked this video essay, very nice work! Your optimistic & insightful opinions on these films cast them in a warm, rosy glow.
Thank you! I'm glad I didn't come off like an incoherent fanboy or something then :)
Is it just me or is there a sudden influx of essays on the Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy lately?
Yeah, it must be because Far From Home came out in theaters
this video made me cry bruh. thank you. that last summary was beautifully said
Neat little channel. The smaller ones always goes under the radar.
Thanks, this is a side hobby of mine so I'm always suprised when anyone finds my stuff
The Spider-Man Trilogy is amazing
I unabashedly love spider-man 3
This is legit the best Holy Trilogy video out there. Perfectly captures why these films are such masterpiece. Great job mate!
the holy trilogy
hitopfilms will love this
Oh boy yeah
11:30 had me laughing my ass off, the way Venom says "ON MY PLANET I AM KIND IF A LOSER..LIKE YOU"
How does this channel not have a million views?
The people that hate on the movies because of “nostalgia” are really getting on my nerves
Dude I know it’s so annoying lol. The fact is that the reason these films are so highly praised by both critics and fans alike have actually little to do with nostalgia and more to do with how well the stories were put together, the self-analysis of multiple characters, the script, etc. In no way are these movies perfect but they are for sure one of the best superhero films of all time, alongside Dark knight trilogy I would say, and definitely the best live action Spider-man movies made so far. Nostalgia is obviously part of it but I just hate when people say the main reason people like the Raimi films is because of nostalgia, but more so because of the so many other legitimate factors. I say this is a person who genuinely enjoyed the Andrew and Tom movies as well. It’s just that for a person who has read the comics Tobey’s is my favorite because he’s the most comically accurate out of the three live action spideys.
Man, you just Evangelioned the fuck out of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man. What a fantastic essay on the emotional aspect of the movies!!!
You did a great video of the Holy Trilogy and your video style is different and good and you've earned a Subscriber
Oh wow thank you!
@@ImplicitlyPretentious you're welcome
Very enjoyable video. Good job mate!
Thank you!
Is and forever will be my favorite Superhero
🕷️❤️
These movies understand RESPONSIBILITY
Brilliant but brilliant
Thanks!
Implicitly Pretentious “no problem”
Bruh the background music, I want it.
nicely done, very coherent and well put together
"So it seems like the Raimi era of Spider-man films are getting rehabilitated "
What makes you say that? I am legit curious.
Oh wow, thanks for asking, mainly because it seems to have become fashionable to make videos that are positive nowadays towards it, whereas a while back I remember it became cool to bash these films with the tipping point being the cosmonaut video
@@ImplicitlyPretentious
Now that I think about it, I see what you mean.
Thanks for making this! This is easily one of my favorite trilogies of all time.
@@ImplicitlyPretentious They're only going to keep aging like fine wine
Man, what a beautiful analysis
“Gonna cry?”
“Yes”
Thank you for making this video these movies are beautiful and I love them
I loved the Spider-Man 3 Dancing Parker routine, too. I just couldn't put my finger on what I loved about it, but you explained it for me. Thank you.
I really love the VHS aesthetic you put over the movie clips. I would totally watch these movies this way.
I have the VHS tapes and sometimes watch them in that way 😂
Raimi's Spider-Man is the best Spider-Man
Martin agreed
that was a unique take on the trilogy, set you aside from the countless other video essays on these films.
I love the lofi aesthic of the cuts man.
I just really enjoyed this vid and happy to see someone spreading some rami love
This is amazing thank you for this 💯
Oh wow thanks for watching!
Beautiful video essay my friend. May you comtine to flourish 😌
The Raimi films are pure Spided-Man. They did Spider-Man as a character well. They may not be perfect adaptations of the comics, but they're certainly the closest. And the writing and storytelling is pitch perfect, except for Spider-Man 3 which wasn't as good becuase of Sony intervening and forcing Sam Raimi to do stuff he didn't want to.
The problem with MCU Spided-Man is not that they're badly written and filled with plot holes and such. They do have sound writing for the most part. It's the adaptation aspect of them. It's just not Spider-Man. Tobey Maguire is the Spider-Man.
Sony*
@@saintsfps5348 Raimi intervening on Sam Raimi lol
What about Spider-Man 4, where a man finally finds happiness, Spider-Man 5, which shows when he loses it, and Spider-Man 6, which shows when he's ready to move on, and no longer blame himself for things beyond his control?
I loved this man! The way you explained the entire trilogy as a complete story was just music to my ears! Keep up the great work!
Toby Maguire is tHE MAN
Wow ! This was a beautiful video. You got yourself a new subscriber !
Man you are soo good at what you do.
RAIMIS TRILOGY IS SHAKESPEAREAN
You described it really good. That's what i love about this trilogy, it has a lot of live lessons and shows personality development, that all of us go threw. Thanks for your amazing work, keep it up 💪
rewatching the spiderman trilogy after watching no way home gave me a different vibe.. there are a lot of reference on that movie and also homecoming, it felt like a was a child again lol
Thank you for spreading the truth about the masterpieces that are these movies unlike all the other poor tastes who can't appreciate it.
Well Edited Video, I Can see you put a lot of work. Keep up the good work, you’ll get big one day *remember that.*
i really love the editing
Oh boy, yeah.
if the studio don't shit on Sam.. we get more expanding story.. until the 6th movie maybe we get Sinister 6.. damn
You have the ability to make the simplest stuff complicated
Yeah, I'm a university student so it's something that just unconsciously happens
Implicitly Pretentious
I like wat you’re saying I i it’s fine it difficult u digest
Yeah thanks for the honesty, it's an active hurdle I have to try and solve when I write these videos because I forget how jargon heavy and unclear theoretical writing can be sometimes
These videos really help me appreciate the whole Spider-Man franchise, even if he keeps saying, "This is the last Spider-Man video for a while, I SWEAR!"
Narration over text that isn't simply the words being said is incredibly distracting
other than that, really well done analysis
Thanks, I'll have to note that down for the next video, that's really useful :)
Must not use your brain then lol. Its works just fine for me.
Gabriel Fuentes good for you
Excellent essay, so insightful! AWESOME
I have to say I see so many similarties between toms spiderman and Tobey's spiderman especially in no way home and spiderman 2 I think their pretty similar
I watched this triliogy a thousand times growing up, aswell as the the first andrew garfielr movie(i was born in 2003), and these were some of my most loved movies! Love the video
Spider-Man 2 is still one of the best superhero films ever made! The villian is complex but sympathetic, our hero gets pushed to his breaking point and gives up, and then there is the train fight... arguably one of the greatest superhero fights of all time (and yes, I'm including Civil War when I say that). It is a complete story thru-and-thru but still doesn't detract from the overall arc of the trilogy! Great job, Mr. Raimi!
This is my favourite hero these films got me to collect comic books thank you for this video man
Self esteem= how close your self image & self concept are
What ever comes our way , whatever battle we have raging inside us we always have a choice my friend harry taught me that -peter peter
Me ok Pete I understand I've lost people so yeah I get it ..... I do.
the original trilogy will always be remembered. the new ones will be forgotten
I respect your opinion but for me the new and old ones will be remembered by people forever
Raimi's MJ got big Jenny energy
if you know, you know
AMAZING VIDEO
Thank you so much!
The trilogy is so beautiful it really needs a 4th movie
Tobeys Peter +
Andrews Spider-Man+
Toms Age =
Perfect spider-man
I just want to know, where did you learn all these cool concepts and whatnot? You always quote these books to build a strong argument and I'm just wondering what led you to all of it?
Great video.I also enjoy the dance scene.You explained it well.