Is no one gonna point out that Jen says Harry’s memories will probably come back over eating some chocolate cake, and Peter finds out Harry has his memory back while Harry’s eating Pie. Pretty close prediction 😂
@Sexy Doraemon Spider-Man 2 wouldn’t be the masterpiece it is today if that happened. I think Norman in context worked great in the first movie, especially with Peter & Harry just graduating.
I like how this movie got shit for having “a lot going on” yet we are all hyped to see six villains, a multiverse, all the spider men, and doctor strange in Spider-Man no way home 😂
This is a really good point. I think a lot of the hype around this upcoming Spidey movie is because of fan service, but you're absolutely right. Looking back at this movie it doesn't seem as terrible as a lot of people make it out to be.
@@mannyplex It also probably has alot to do with the fact we all know the MCU can pull it off if anyone can. They have an amazing track record and already have most the characters and stories built up over multiple movies but ya this movie gets more hate than it should haha
There is a LOT more build up though. Doctor Strange had his own movie before this, so we got to know who he is and his story. As for the other Spider men, the first one got a whole trilogy to build him up, the second got two movies, and the third will have his trilogy completed with this movie. The multiverse practically had around twenty movies building it up with the whole Infinity Saga of the MCU, especially culminating with the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy towards the end of that saga. Finally, the six villains each are pulled from the previous Spiderman movies that built up the previous Spider men. So there is far more background provided and context given to explain each bit of what is going on and for fans to appreciate them accordingly. It's like how someone would not have been able to appreciate Infinity War or Endgame nearly as much if they did not watch the other movies of the Infinity Saga and just jumped straight into it. They would not know the characters or understand the deeper nature behind the conflict unfolding before them or its significance. - - - TL;DR - My point is basically this: You can have a lot going on in a story and have it be good quality as long as you provide enough preparation for each aspect of what will go on later. You can have a lot of different things going on as long as you adequately build up each one properly rather than just throwing them all together last minute.
@@alio6051 No, they don’t, unless you’re living in the caveman era and think that abusing power over children who can’t defend themselves is a form of discipline. Newsflash, it isn’t. It’s just bad parenting.
This film has some of the best scenes in the trilogy- Peter vs Harry, Sandman’s birth, The first time we see black suited Spider-Man, Peter vs Flint, Gwens fall, Harry’s “you don’t deserve my help”, Harry’s death, Everyone’s lost all hope and Harry turns up and the ending dance with MJ. For the “worst” one it certainly has some the most scenes where I get chills.
I feel like that's the biggest mistake the new Spider-Man movies made, they tried so hard to do their own thing that they completely avoided all the amazing and canon stuff the Raimi movies did instead of just giving it an upgrade. They just kept changing it until it's just not as good anymore.
Marriage Officiant: "Do you take this man as your husband?" Jen: "Who's to say? You'll just have to wait and see 😏" Holden: "So that's what if feels like"
The fact that this movie isn’t good but is still so enjoyable honestly shows how much quality raimi had. Just imagine if he got to direct the Spider-Man 3 he wanted…
tbf it wasn't as good as the first 2 but I think that's mainly due to how Venom got treated. I think Sam Raimi didn't know much about Venom i.e. Venom isn't from space, and other little things. If anything the Venom we have now is perfect, just need (Tom Hardy) Venom and Spider-Man vs Carnage
@@warchild4974 still, Raimi was paid to do a Spider-Man movie, if he didn’t understand the source material for Venom, he should’ve done his job and gotten help from someone who did.
@@Jim_The_Fish well in the film it crashes to earth, but there's one were J.j's son brings it back, but the way I remember it was that Richard Parker and Eddie Brock Sr. Created the Symbiote in their lab
I recently rewatched this movie. And although it’s not the best, I felt that this is actually a really good Spider-Man movie and even though the 4th one was canceled it was a really good emotional conclusion. Especially when Peter was able to talk to Sandman and how much his character developed from the beginning
@Sexy Doraemon Disagree heavily, the clear focus on one villain in sp 1 and 2 is part of what makes them great, ideally venom shouldve been cut from spider-man 3 and the focus shouldve been on harry and sandman with the main focus of the movie being on forgiveness.
FYI: John Jameson brought the symbiote back from the moon in the 90's cartoon, not the original comics. In the comics, Spider-Man brings it back to Earth himself after having acquired it on Battle World in the Secret Wars mini-series.
19:51 that’s one of my favorite parts, glad that Jen picked up on it. The apartment landlord is obviously always razzing him for rent and whatnot, but he knows Peter is a good person and would never lash out like that. Idk. Just kinda makes me go “awwww 🥺”
"Its probably a bird, it'll fly away." "Here's a bright idea, how bout you make sure it is a Bird before you mutant the crap out of something just because you were too damn lazy to safely run this nighttime sand mutantion experiment." - Spider-Man 3: HISHE
Didn’t Sam Raimi say that Bernard here is just a hallucination, representing Harry’s acceptance of the fact that Peter is not to blame for Norman’s death after denying it for so long? Harry knew all along, but just wanted to find someone to blame other than the father he looked up to all along, and after losing his will to fight Peter, he came to look past it to save his best friends.
Honestly if they just had Peter remove his black suit and have it attach to Eddie at the end of the movie and save Venom for the sequel it would have been a way better movie. I really love Thomas Church's Sandman.
Yes, I liked him too. But I think because of the theme of the movie Sandman should have been saved for the 4th film to team up with the Lizard or have it be a 3-way brawl. Or perhaps Spider-Man would fight them each at separate times in the movie . Even though Venom wasn't in the movie for very long, I'm so happy he was forced in there before they canceled this movie series. Venom's design is absolutely awesome.
@@roronoauchiha69 he starts out as a villain in the beginning of DBZ and is mostly an antihero during the frieza saga and only really becomes a good/alright guy during the cell saga.
@@roronoauchiha69 lol he was a ruthless killer then literally throughout dbz turned good….he is arguably the person who goes through the most character growth in Dragonball, from being a killer not caring about anyone but hisself to a family man, but all in the same still a proud warrior and holds his self as still the prince of the saiyans
Bit of a correction: In the comics, the symbiote had nothing to do with being brought back by Jameson's son. It actually emerged from a machine in Battleworld during Secret Wars. Additionally, it never actually corrupted his personality either. The ideas of the symbiote being brought back on a space shuttle and corrupting Peter are both entirely the result of the 90s animated series. I think people forget the influence that show had on the media's perception of the entire Venom Saga lol Also: After TASM, you gotta get her to watch Spectacular Spider-Man and play the PS4 game! Definitely worth it haha
@@Cuthbert903 What’s funny is that in an interview about SM3, one of the producers said something along the lines of “well we are really looking to the comics” when referring to what to do with the origins of the suit. Guess even the staff of the movie had that issue lol. If I remember correctly, it was Laura Ziskin
In Spider-Man 3, it was actually going to be Jameson’s son that brought it back on a space mission gone wrong, it was even in the original script. There were articles about it back when the movie was filming. Not sure what made them just make it fall from space onto the floor next to Peter lol
Personally I think Sandman was a highlight in the movie and his character arc was one of the best in the trilogy. I really wish that they went for their original idea with sandman being the central villain with Harry. This would’ve been the best spiderman movie to date.
Fun fact: the main villains in sm3 were originally gonna be Sandman and the vulture while still keeping the forgiveness theme. However, plans were changed once Sony got involved in the production of the film and venom was to replace vulture as one of the villains.
Over the years, I have soften up on Spider-Man 3, I would never call it good, but it has reached legendary status with the memes and Bully Maguire content it produced.
I rediscovered my love for Spiderman 3 despite not liking it as much for a while after all the new superhero movies with less depth and heart. At least Spiderman 3 took risks and had suspense that you could feel, the fight scenes are so underrated
Is it just me, or was Jen extremely on point with her criticisms of this movie? Seems like she's picked up the ability to dissect these superhero movies in a very effective way in a short amount of time. Good on ya, Jen!
I need help to go on the toilet, do you really expect me to remember things? PS. agism is not cool guys ;) They could've fixed that whole scene, the butler could still have given him advice, say not to abandon his best friend, say he's seen his dad do bad things and he shouldn't lose his friend over him, stuff like that
The thing is that Sam Raimi put in the movies the villains he loved, Sandman being one of them. And as you've said, producers pressured him to put in Venom. As far as I remember, he planned to put Vulture in the 4th movie, and a short sequence at the beginning of the film of Spiderman catching some "smaller" villains, and revealing that the Bruce Campbell character is actually Mysterio.
37:23: That moment where you realised that breaking the 180 rule would work so perfectly in context with what Jen was saying and had her do it again from that angle is pure, blissful genius! Love it.
Kinda bummed Holden didn't talk about the Gwen Stacy character and explain it to Jen a little bit more because the character plays a significant role in Peter's life in the comics, and the manner of the way that he saves her when she falls off the building and how the movie pays homage to that event and how it differentiates from the comics, also because they're going to be watching The Amazing Spider-Man movies.
To be fair, Gwen’s fairly irrelevant here even though, she was showing up to of course twist the Spider-Man fans and if they ever did a 4, we’d no doubt have seen her as a bigger role. But because of that, he really doesn’t have to talk about her until they do the Amazing Spider-Man.
Saving Gwen Stacy for the 3rd spiderman movie and treating her like an afterthought who isn't a women that doesn't have a meaningful impact on Peter's life is probably also one of the big sins of Spiderman 3
I’m not sure Holden is that familiar with Spidey comics, he thinks Venom was brought back by JJJ’s son, that’s the cartoon, didn’t happen in the comics
@@thehitman6963 I like Topher Grace, he’s hilarious, but he’s not Venom. He felt like a Parody of the character.. that’s the MAIN issue I had with this movie.
I also like the fact that in the black suit Spider-Man is more "aggressive" and "dangerous" with his movements. Like waiting until the very last possible second to shoot off a web to swing from; or launching himself powerfully of of objects into more of a vault, than a swing.
I like the Venom origin from the animated series when it came from the shuttle, honestly. I never read the comics and and don't care to. Venom is an alien, so it makes sense that he would come from a meteor. But I could be judging the Secret Wars origin too harshly because I never saw/read it. lol
@@pokemongamer7992 Venom is not an alien, the symbiote is. Venom is the fusion between Eddie Brock and the symbiote. Many people make the mistake calling the alien "Venom". The movie with Tom Hardy made that mistake as well.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 really doesn't help that whenever the symbiot bonds with someone besides eddie, even though there is some variation to the name, they are still called venom.
@@Elipson52008 yea good point. I think when it fused with Scorpion it was still Venom. In the Hardy movie the alien was literally called Venom before it merged with Eddie and the other symbiote had its own name as well "Riot". The two characters even looked the same and it's stupid cause it got that look by having been fused to Spider-Man and evolved into its more familar state. lol
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 Bro, no offense, but no one cares. Potato potaato. The symbiote is an alien, therefore Venom is half alien. No one ever assumed Eddy nor Peter was alien also. That's really dumb to say. Again, no offense. Don't argue with me for no reason.
seeing how Jen has "fallen in love" with all these movies, especially the mcu franchise, is honestly pretty touching (yes, might be sentimental). As someone who have watched these movies pretty much all my life, its amazing to see someone experience them for the first time..... On another note: cause Jen says in the 2 first Harry Potter movies that she wants those movies to be abit darker, I think she will absolutely love the Prisoner of Azkaban. Its my favoreite Harry Potter movie, partially to how dark atmospheric it was and how different that felt to the previous once. Cant wait to have Jen see that one.
I just have to say I love your fiancee's reactions because they ( at lest to me ) feel real. There are many female reactors out there that are so annoying by constantly asking questions, complaining, crying, or cringing at the drop of a hat over everything. Her reactions seem pure. Bravo!
@@northwindkey There were the odd ones like Superman 2 etc, but Spider-Man 3 onwards, most films from Marvel Studios, Sony, Fox, and DC were rife with studio interference
I'm SO GLAD the studio/producer interfered. I got to see the most awesome Venom design ever. Also, watch/read the Spider-Man 3 Venom review on my channel.
5:52 Actually my favorite scene in this movie, I love how expressive his acting can be lol. He can go from really calm and and pretty passive to "AHHH!" Getting your ass kicked is the Spiderman way, and he does this perfectly
This movie is extremely underrated I know most people will disagree but Spiderman 3 is my favourite from the trilogy. I really felt and understood how venom impacted Peter. And brought out his bad side.
I dream of what the movie would've been like where the villain was just Sandman and his fight to keep his daughter alive. Maybe Peter finds out about his daughter at some point in the movie and is conflicted about stopping a man who is trying to save his daughters life. Be a cool root for both the villain and superhero movie. I still adore this movie though, even with all it's flaws I still find immense enjoyment from it.
I think the Black suit story was fine, we just didn't need the resolution of being Venom in it. I think if they dedicated the final 30 minutes to Harry and Sandman then have the Bell Tower scene be the last scene it wouldve been amazing
I like the sandman flashbacks with Ben cause you get to see that Peter already blame himself for Ben and Ben's killer dying just to find out the wrong person died, and you see flint didn't want to kill anybody he wanted to save his daughter but Ben's death eats at him.
13:20 Can we just take a moment to appreciate that this cop saw a man run into a truck full of sand. He then climbed up, and knowing that the man couldn't have buried himself that deep into it within the few seconds he was out of sight; decided to grab a shovel and heave it down into the sand as hard as possible. Knowing that buddy is literally right below the surface.
Good stuff, fun to watch along with you guys! I'm surprised no one had mentioned this, so here goes: Holden mentions the origins of the symbiote - that John Jameson brings it back from the Moon. That story, apparently, is from the nineties animated Spider-Man show. The original origin from the comics is part of the first "Secret Wars" - way too convoluted a storyline to use in any movie just introducing Venom, of course ;-)
Watching these reactions of Jen, I keep realizing what a bunch of nerds we are. I mean, I am not American and I grew without the whole comic pop culture, but I got into it in early 2000's and as I said, I feel like a total nerd when watching these reactions. And it honestly makes me feel good, knowing that there are people my age somewhere around the world, who geek out in the comments the same way I do when watching the reactions.
"It's a bird, it'll probably just fly away." Me: "I thought scientists conducting an experiment would be more careful to make sure that there is nothing else going on with the parameters of their experiment so as to minimize the chances of unknown factors of the situation creating conflating variables that would corrupt the integrity of any data they collect. Silly me I guess."
I love the concept that Peter could have at any moment killed Harry. I'd hope most know by now but for those that dont... Spiders IRL can lift 170 times their own body weight. If you directly convert that to Peter's weight he would be able to lift roughly 12.5 tons. However, the spider's in the exhibit we saw were gametically altered to do what spiders do but much better. They took the jumping spider and now it can jump 5x as far as normal. They took the spider that spins the biggest webs and upped its ability to create webbing. And they took the strongest spider and made it stronger. So Peter can lift much more than 170 times his own weight. In the comics one number thrown around is he can lift 100tons. This means Peter is always holding back when fighting. He could literally punch Harry's head off... no no... he could slap Harry so hard his head would spin like the exorcist. So when they are fighting in Harry's place Peter could have at any moment killed Harry. When he shoved him through the window and out onto the balcony he could have shoved Harry straight through the window, clear over the balcony rail, and likely through the wall of whatever building sits across the street from harry's place.
Although I do agree that this movie has too much going on, I grew up loving this movie and just loving Spidey in general so it disappoints me when people hate on this movie or just hate on Spidey movies in general.
I really like this film a lot and saw these movies growing up so these 3 movies mean a lot to me. I can accept the faults and flaws in Spider-Man 3 but I like it alot even with the "too many villains"... also Harry's death is beautifully shot and the musical score is very impactful. Also the theme of forgiveness really hits me personally through my life. Sorry to ramble on but I always feel like I have to defend this movie lol. Great movie imo. Great reaction as always!
Honestly ur spot on, this movie has impacted my life the most, everything from the score, the quotes, and Harry’s death just make it perfect to me, I was genuinely shocked to find out people didn’t like it
*Jen's Spider-man Reviews/Rankings:* *Spider-Man 3:* Not as good as Spider-Man 2. Didn't care for Sandman. Intrigued by Venom character. Actor wasn't best choice. Liked seeing Harry being good. Loved idea of 'demon' side of Peter. Saving grace was Venom. MJ relationship didn't progress. *6.5/10* *My Thoughts:* Not as bad as i remember tbh. But, too many villains, Harry's character was wasted in this movie. I like Sandman though. Overall, just kinda average. *5/10* *Jen's Rankings:* • Spider-Man 2 *8/10* • Spider-Man (2002) *7.5/10* • Spider-Man: Far From Home *7.5/10* • Spider-Man: Homecoming *7/10* • *Spider-Man 3:* *6.5/10*
@@aplotholesfiller8827 I mean there was any doubt? While no masterpieces the MCU Spider-man movies are still good movies, Spider Man 3 though, is not..
28:55 sigh…and thus was when the slope down in American culture where people got too easily confused between “cause” and “catalyst” Peter didn’t cost you your job, girl, career etc…he was simply the catalyst which brought YOUR OWN actions to light, and the repercussions that came with those choices and actions YOU took… What’s truly sad is that in the modern day…if you so much as hint at such notions and concepts, that anyone who blames another for the things that went wrong in their life, that maybe that person should look at it from that perspective…they treat you as if you just praised h1tler or something…sigh
I've thought about Bernard not telling Harry the truth until waaaaay later than he should have for a while, now, and this is the best explanation that I can think of: Norman's final wishes were for Harry never to find out that he was the Goblin. He tells Peter this just before he dies, so I wouldn't at all be surprised if Bernard found the same thing out through either Peter or Norman himself (Whether from a will or personal conversation). In order for Harry to understand that Spider-Man wasn't the one to kill his father, he'd have to know that he was Green Goblin. Throughout almost all of Spider-Man 2, Harry doesn't know the truth about Norman being Goblin, so Bernard would have no reason to tell him. The thing is, up until seeing all of the damage to the rooms from his fight with Peter in Spider-Man 3, Bernard still probably doesn't think that Harry knows the truth about his father. In fact, in this movie he even had amnesia! Harry pretends that he still has it all the way up until nearly the end of the movie. It's never spelled out obviously, but that's what I tell myself every time I watch Spidey 3 so it'll stop bothering me. lol
Is no one gonna point out that Jen says Harry’s memories will probably come back over eating some chocolate cake, and Peter finds out Harry has his memory back while Harry’s eating Pie. Pretty close prediction 😂
I was thinking the same thing!
@Sexy Doraemon Spider-Man 2 wouldn’t be the masterpiece it is today if that happened. I think Norman in context worked great in the first movie, especially with Peter & Harry just graduating.
The "so good" line at that part used to piss me off so bad.
@Sexy DoraemonYea but Sandman probably wouldn't have looked as great considering it was 2002
@@juicesghost8501 🤣
I like how this movie got shit for having “a lot going on” yet we are all hyped to see six villains, a multiverse, all the spider men, and doctor strange in Spider-Man no way home 😂
Yeah. I think movies recently have shown that a good movie can have a lot of things going on, but are also about an hour longer
This is a really good point. I think a lot of the hype around this upcoming Spidey movie is because of fan service, but you're absolutely right. Looking back at this movie it doesn't seem as terrible as a lot of people make it out to be.
@@mannyplex yeah. I really think they mishandled the black suit/venom storyline, but if you put that aside there's still a lot to love
@@mannyplex It also probably has alot to do with the fact we all know the MCU can pull it off if anyone can. They have an amazing track record and already have most the characters and stories built up over multiple movies but ya this movie gets more hate than it should haha
There is a LOT more build up though.
Doctor Strange had his own movie before this, so we got to know who he is and his story. As for the other Spider men, the first one got a whole trilogy to build him up, the second got two movies, and the third will have his trilogy completed with this movie. The multiverse practically had around twenty movies building it up with the whole Infinity Saga of the MCU, especially culminating with the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy towards the end of that saga. Finally, the six villains each are pulled from the previous Spiderman movies that built up the previous Spider men. So there is far more background provided and context given to explain each bit of what is going on and for fans to appreciate them accordingly.
It's like how someone would not have been able to appreciate Infinity War or Endgame nearly as much if they did not watch the other movies of the Infinity Saga and just jumped straight into it. They would not know the characters or understand the deeper nature behind the conflict unfolding before them or its significance.
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TL;DR - My point is basically this: You can have a lot going on in a story and have it be good quality as long as you provide enough preparation for each aspect of what will go on later. You can have a lot of different things going on as long as you adequately build up each one properly rather than just throwing them all together last minute.
Jen: "They should have reduced the number of villians"
Holden: "Get ready for Christmas"
Nah
In step the Sinister Six!
I hope we get to see Sand Man
@@lionhead123
He is in the trailer but you’re gonna have to look closely.
@@zicc616 wait, really?
Jen: “he’s not dead, like he’s gonna be fine.”
Holden: “okay.”
Jen: *anxious movie watching*
he needs to chill with the hints lol,
Spider-Man 3: The Raimi Meme Compilation Part 3: The Rise of Bully Maguire
(He's gonna put some dirt your eye, and then bust a move on ya)
I missed the part where that’s my problem
That all ya got?
now dig on this
“now dig on this”
@TheLegendkiller Not now
Tobey in 2007: I’m gonna put some dirt in your eye
Tobey in 2021: I’m gonna put some tears in your eye
Mj was beaten as a child by her father so shes very emotionally vunerable
@@kingkong9892 um so.. people get beaten by there parents for doing bad things
@@alio6051 I mean she was abused. For no reason.
@UCUmnQS4HM0BFB59vlbqX3ig lmaoooo did you say so what?😂 lil bruh stfu you don’t kno how abuse can affect someone
@@alio6051 No, they don’t, unless you’re living in the caveman era and think that abusing power over children who can’t defend themselves is a form of discipline.
Newsflash, it isn’t. It’s just bad parenting.
This film has some of the best scenes in the trilogy- Peter vs Harry, Sandman’s birth, The first time we see black suited Spider-Man, Peter vs Flint, Gwens fall, Harry’s “you don’t deserve my help”, Harry’s death, Everyone’s lost all hope and Harry turns up and the ending dance with MJ. For the “worst” one it certainly has some the most scenes where I get chills.
I feel like that's the biggest mistake the new Spider-Man movies made, they tried so hard to do their own thing that they completely avoided all the amazing and canon stuff the Raimi movies did instead of just giving it an upgrade. They just kept changing it until it's just not as good anymore.
@@rexarsenio9447 Well nobody wants to do the same thing as someone else everytime. But i definitely get what you mean
Yeah this film gets a lot of unnecessary hate. Sure there are moments that are pretty cringe but I feel the good outweighs the bad.
Don’t forget the bully dance
Even Raimi's "worst" is better than MCU's best. Also worst is only technically true because the others are betters. Spidey 3 is still pretty good
Marriage Officiant: "Do you take this man as your husband?"
Jen: "Who's to say? You'll just have to wait and see 😏"
Holden: "So that's what if feels like"
lmao, your videos are hilarious by the way
Your memes are funny as heck dude
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Yo your videos are mad funny
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The fact that this movie isn’t good but is still so enjoyable honestly shows how much quality raimi had. Just imagine if he got to direct the Spider-Man 3 he wanted…
tbf it wasn't as good as the first 2 but I think that's mainly due to how Venom got treated. I think Sam Raimi didn't know much about Venom i.e. Venom isn't from space, and other little things. If anything the Venom we have now is perfect, just need (Tom Hardy) Venom and Spider-Man vs Carnage
@@warchild4974 That Venom is also literally from space
@@warchild4974 still, Raimi was paid to do a Spider-Man movie, if he didn’t understand the source material for Venom, he should’ve done his job and gotten help from someone who did.
@@Danbo22987 well I don't know what to tell you, that's just how it apparently went down
@@Jim_The_Fish well in the film it crashes to earth, but there's one were J.j's son brings it back, but the way I remember it was that Richard Parker and Eddie Brock Sr. Created the Symbiote in their lab
I recently rewatched this movie. And although it’s not the best, I felt that this is actually a really good Spider-Man movie and even though the 4th one was canceled it was a really good emotional conclusion. Especially when Peter was able to talk to Sandman and how much his character developed from the beginning
The best part about this react trilogy was making eye contact with holden everytime a meme scene came up.
Yes 😂
So basically the whole video
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Lmao yes sirrr
@Sexy Doraemon Disagree heavily, the clear focus on one villain in sp 1 and 2 is part of what makes them great, ideally venom shouldve been cut from spider-man 3 and the focus shouldve been on harry and sandman with the main focus of the movie being on forgiveness.
I love Bully Maguire memes
"Stings doesn't it?"
"Gonna cry?"
"How did that get there?" 😂
You get your rent when you fix this DAMN DOOR
I lol at the "look at the goblin junior" every single time :D
rent?
@@Kabaji leave me alone
*Jen talking about the black suit Spider-Man*
Jen: i didnt know that was gonna be apart of this film
Sam Rami: Yeah me neither.
LOL
Hey, off topic, but watch/read the Spider-Man 3 Venom review on my channel :)
This one makes me laugh and cry at the same time.
FYI: John Jameson brought the symbiote back from the moon in the 90's cartoon, not the original comics. In the comics, Spider-Man brings it back to Earth himself after having acquired it on Battle World in the Secret Wars mini-series.
And your point?
I've always liked the 90s cartoon way of showing the symbiote instead of the comics
Holden is the nerd in all of us that won and got the girl. And she is so open-minded and cares about the movies
19:51 that’s one of my favorite parts, glad that Jen picked up on it. The apartment landlord is obviously always razzing him for rent and whatnot, but he knows Peter is a good person and would never lash out like that. Idk. Just kinda makes me go “awwww 🥺”
Hah, the way Jen squints her eyes in the thumbnail is how Venom fans looked while watching this movie.
True 🤣🤣
What was so wrong with this venom?
“Venom fans” how about Spider-Man fans or movie fans lmao. Some of it is hard to watch now even through a reaction
@@noggodtv Look at the Venom from the 2018 movie. This is how Venom should look like.
@@TheDBDJ Did you find Raimi's Venom intimidating at all? I honestly thought he was even if I didn't prefer this version.
"Its probably a bird, it'll fly away."
"Here's a bright idea, how bout you make sure it is a Bird before you mutant the crap out of something just because you were too damn lazy to safely run this nighttime sand mutantion experiment." - Spider-Man 3: HISHE
"Uhh fiiine. That is a big bird down, it kind looks like a guy. Oh wait that IS a guy down there!"
Even if it was a bird, do you REALLY want a mutated bird flying around turning into sand and pooping on everyone?
mysterio's people made the same mistake in ffh
I just wonder how dangerous sand-pidgeon would be
@@SpartanShepard Fun Fact: Sandman's theme is a modified version of the 1980s spiderman and his Amazing Friends cartoon's Sandman's theme
Didn’t Sam Raimi say that Bernard here is just a hallucination, representing Harry’s acceptance of the fact that Peter is not to blame for Norman’s death after denying it for so long? Harry knew all along, but just wanted to find someone to blame other than the father he looked up to all along, and after losing his will to fight Peter, he came to look past it to save his best friends.
Wait, how would Harry have known that on his own?
Nah, he's not a hallucination.
From what I recall, what you described was a possible direction they'd considered for the scene, but decided against it.
Jen: "Oh my gosh, there’s just so much going on."
Holden: *The slow nod and look of pain*
Honestly if they just had Peter remove his black suit and have it attach to Eddie at the end of the movie and save Venom for the sequel it would have been a way better movie. I really love Thomas Church's Sandman.
Yes, I liked him too. But I think because of the theme of the movie Sandman should have been saved for the 4th film to team up with the Lizard or have it be a 3-way brawl. Or perhaps Spider-Man would fight them each at separate times in the movie . Even though Venom wasn't in the movie for very long, I'm so happy he was forced in there before they canceled this movie series. Venom's design is absolutely awesome.
But then we wouldn't of gotten all the memes
I don't get it, isn't that what exactly happened?
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 I think he means that they tease venom in 3 but then they would use him as the main villain for 4.
@@dimebag2102 dammit, got it! lol
JEN would totally be a “Vegeta Fan” 😂 the bad guy thing is obvious
I mean Vegeta is the best character.
I thought vegeta was a good guy I haven't seen Dragon Ball
@@roronoauchiha69 he starts out as a villain in the beginning of DBZ and is mostly an antihero during the frieza saga and only really becomes a good/alright guy during the cell saga.
@@roronoauchiha69 lol he was a ruthless killer then literally throughout dbz turned good….he is arguably the person who goes through the most character growth in Dragonball, from being a killer not caring about anyone but hisself to a family man, but all in the same still a proud warrior and holds his self as still the prince of the saiyans
nah i feel like she's a gohan and krillian fan
Bit of a correction: In the comics, the symbiote had nothing to do with being brought back by Jameson's son. It actually emerged from a machine in Battleworld during Secret Wars. Additionally, it never actually corrupted his personality either. The ideas of the symbiote being brought back on a space shuttle and corrupting Peter are both entirely the result of the 90s animated series. I think people forget the influence that show had on the media's perception of the entire Venom Saga lol
Also: After TASM, you gotta get her to watch Spectacular Spider-Man and play the PS4 game! Definitely worth it haha
came to say the same thing.. when he said the stuff about Jameson's son i was completely confused, like where did he get that from?!?!
@@Cuthbert903 What’s funny is that in an interview about SM3, one of the producers said something along the lines of “well we are really looking to the comics” when referring to what to do with the origins of the suit. Guess even the staff of the movie had that issue lol. If I remember correctly, it was Laura Ziskin
Okay, I literally just posted the same correction, so I guess I wasn’t misremembering
@@JorizzleMeNizzle haha it’s all good. Glad there’s others who noticed!
In Spider-Man 3, it was actually going to be Jameson’s son that brought it back on a space mission gone wrong, it was even in the original script. There were articles about it back when the movie was filming. Not sure what made them just make it fall from space onto the floor next to Peter lol
I always love Jen's reaction every time she sees Stan Lee. Genuine happiness.
Personally I think Sandman was a highlight in the movie and his character arc was one of the best in the trilogy. I really wish that they went for their original idea with sandman being the central villain with Harry. This would’ve been the best spiderman movie to date.
I agree. They should’ve saved Venom for later
Jen being genuinely happy to see Stan Lee, warms my heart and makes me so happy.
Fun fact: the main villains in sm3 were originally gonna be Sandman and the vulture while still keeping the forgiveness theme. However, plans were changed once Sony got involved in the production of the film and venom was to replace vulture as one of the villains.
Yea that kind of pissed me off. Venom should’ve gotten his own movie as the only villain. Not in Spider-Man 3 with 2 other villains.
Studio interference spoiled Spiderman 3 sadly.
Yup venom look like a minions of venom..but when I was a kid enjoyed it tho😂
Not a fact. Vulture was supposed to be in Spiderman 4, played by John Malkovich.
@@whodatninja439 before they even had plans to do that, way back in 2005 it was planned to be vulture and sandman as the 2 main baddies.
“You know, I guess one person can make a difference.”
"Nuff said"
Over the years, I have soften up on Spider-Man 3, I would never call it good, but it has reached legendary status with the memes and Bully Maguire content it produced.
I love the whole trilogy, Harry's "SHUT UP!" at 6:12 always cracks me up 😂
Jen : Is there gonna be a dark side to Spider-Man?
Holden : GET ON UP!
I’m dead 😂
I didn't even realize that that's what he said 🤣🤣
“Is there going to be a dark side”
*Bully McGuire entered the chat*
“I want that picture of Wilhem Defoe in our house….maybe in front of the toilet!”
Don’t know why that made my laugh so hard! 😆
I rediscovered my love for Spiderman 3 despite not liking it as much for a while after all the new superhero movies with less depth and heart. At least Spiderman 3 took risks and had suspense that you could feel, the fight scenes are so underrated
Is it just me, or was Jen extremely on point with her criticisms of this movie? Seems like she's picked up the ability to dissect these superhero movies in a very effective way in a short amount of time. Good on ya, Jen!
❤❤❤
Bernard: The blade that killed your father came from his glider
Harry: Why didn't you tell me that before
Bernard: Because I'm a hundred years old
Harry: Why didn't you tell me?
Bernard: You never asked.
I need help to go on the toilet, do you really expect me to remember things?
PS. agism is not cool guys ;)
They could've fixed that whole scene, the butler could still have given him advice, say not to abandon his best friend, say he's seen his dad do bad things and he shouldn't lose his friend over him, stuff like that
Bernard in SM1 and 2: I missed the part where that's my problem
Jen: “He’s gonna be fine?!?!?”
Holden: “ok” 😂😂
Holden and Jen not lying but I have been stressed and depressed mentally for a few months and your videos have been cheering me up🥺
Keep going. Self invest as much as you can and please don't give up.
Same man :/
The thing is that Sam Raimi put in the movies the villains he loved, Sandman being one of them. And as you've said, producers pressured him to put in Venom.
As far as I remember, he planned to put Vulture in the 4th movie, and a short sequence at the beginning of the film of Spiderman catching some "smaller" villains, and revealing that the Bruce Campbell character is actually Mysterio.
I thought Lizard was going to be the fourth movie
37:23: That moment where you realised that breaking the 180 rule would work so perfectly in context with what Jen was saying and had her do it again from that angle is pure, blissful genius! Love it.
Kinda bummed Holden didn't talk about the Gwen Stacy character and explain it to Jen a little bit more because the character plays a significant role in Peter's life in the comics, and the manner of the way that he saves her when she falls off the building and how the movie pays homage to that event and how it differentiates from the comics, also because they're going to be watching The Amazing Spider-Man movies.
I think that’s why, he’ll talk about it more with her when they watch The Amazing Spider-Man
To be fair, Gwen’s fairly irrelevant here even though, she was showing up to of course twist the Spider-Man fans and if they ever did a 4, we’d no doubt have seen her as a bigger role.
But because of that, he really doesn’t have to talk about her until they do the Amazing Spider-Man.
yeah she is important in comics but why would holden tell jen about her when she is literally random girl in the movie
Saving Gwen Stacy for the 3rd spiderman movie and treating her like an afterthought who isn't a women that doesn't have a meaningful impact on Peter's life is probably also one of the big sins of Spiderman 3
I’m not sure Holden is that familiar with Spidey comics, he thinks Venom was brought back by JJJ’s son, that’s the cartoon, didn’t happen in the comics
Whenever that Danny Elfman score starts playing you know that Holden must get hard, man..
Me too lol
I see what you did there
@@reedharrington6954 🤫😏
@@lino522 finally living up to his name then
Can’t wait till they react to the TASM movies.
me either
Same
I can
@@Grasfh tough guy
@@Grasfh no TASM slander here all Spider-Men are great
The way Harry getting clotheslined and falling was edited for this video is the funniest thing I've seen recently. All of the cuts are perfect
Jen: “I mean he’s going to be fine?!”
“Okay” 😂😂 swear I died laughing
"This sandman character, I did not care for"
Dog: _Sniffs_ , "Oh shit , she ain't smell hooman, Holden"
Sandman adds nothing to the film as a whole, even if his individual scenes are good.
Priest: "Holden did you prepare a wedding vow?"
Holden: "Now dig on this! 🕺"
Only 25 seconds in and I'm scared what Holden will do if Jenn gives this movie a higher rating than SM2
I actually preferred this movie to the second
But hey thats my opinion
@@thehitman6963 same
@@thehitman6963 I like Topher Grace, he’s hilarious, but he’s not Venom. He felt like a Parody of the character.. that’s the MAIN issue I had with this movie.
@@MR.GOAT. what could he have done better in your opinion? Besides being recasted lol
Even tho my question wasnt for you, which is fine, you still didnt answer it lol
This is honestly my favorite movie in the trilogy. And yes, it is because of nostalgia but idc, this movie is perfect in my eyes lmao.
Holden. I really liked your edit when you flipped Jen’s image when she said: “crossed over”. Nicely done.
One of the most quotable movies of all time, I JUST CANT STOP QUOTING THIS MOVIE!
I missed the part where that's my problem
I’d say revenge of the Sith is more quotable though
gonna cry?
Yes, I love it too. "Never wound what you can't kill".
I dont know why but seeing Jens face light up when she first heard Venom just made my day.
18:06 - "Ooo, I like the black though."
Big surprise Jen likes the badboy Venom.
That isn't venom tho thats spiderman with the symbiote suit
I also like the fact that in the black suit Spider-Man is more "aggressive" and "dangerous" with his movements. Like waiting until the very last possible second to shoot off a web to swing from; or launching himself powerfully of of objects into more of a vault, than a swing.
I love how Holden looks at the camera every time a meme is referenced like at 23:40
Actually that's how Venom came to be in the cartoon. In the comics, Spider-Man brought it back with him after the Secret Wars.
I like the Venom origin from the animated series when it came from the shuttle, honestly. I never read the comics and and don't care to. Venom is an alien, so it makes sense that he would come from a meteor. But I could be judging the Secret Wars origin too harshly because I never saw/read it. lol
@@pokemongamer7992 Venom is not an alien, the symbiote is. Venom is the fusion between Eddie Brock and the symbiote. Many people make the mistake calling the alien "Venom". The movie with Tom Hardy made that mistake as well.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 really doesn't help that whenever the symbiot bonds with someone besides eddie, even though there is some variation to the name, they are still called venom.
@@Elipson52008 yea good point. I think when it fused with Scorpion it was still Venom. In the Hardy movie the alien was literally called Venom before it merged with Eddie and the other symbiote had its own name as well "Riot". The two characters even looked the same and it's stupid cause it got that look by having been fused to Spider-Man and evolved into its more familar state. lol
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 Bro, no offense, but no one cares. Potato potaato. The symbiote is an alien, therefore Venom is half alien. No one ever assumed Eddy nor Peter was alien also. That's really dumb to say. Again, no offense.
Don't argue with me for no reason.
“What would it be like if someone good crossed over and became bad?”
See: Anakin Skywalker
To me not good example. Hayden is so annoying that I can never see him good.
@@warre1 then I give you Aaron Eckhart as Harvey Dent in the Dark Knight
@@warre1 for what he was given, he did a pretty good job
Kind of true but Peter is definitely a better person than Anakin. So it makes it even more impactful with Peter.
Bad example because the prequels were terrible, terrible movies. Actually even the original trilogy is absurdly over-rated.
Jen noticing Stan Lee is so heartwarming
seeing how Jen has "fallen in love" with all these movies, especially the mcu franchise, is honestly pretty touching (yes, might be sentimental). As someone who have watched these movies pretty much all my life, its amazing to see someone experience them for the first time.....
On another note: cause Jen says in the 2 first Harry Potter movies that she wants those movies to be abit darker, I think she will absolutely love the Prisoner of Azkaban. Its my favoreite Harry Potter movie, partially to how dark atmospheric it was and how different that felt to the previous once. Cant wait to have Jen see that one.
I just have to say I love your fiancee's reactions because they ( at lest to me ) feel real. There are many female reactors out there that are so annoying by constantly asking questions, complaining, crying, or cringing at the drop of a hat over everything. Her reactions seem pure. Bravo!
Spider-Man 3 will forever be known as the trend setter for this modern era of studio interference with Marvel Studios and DC
Actually it was set long before that with Superman II.
@@northwindkey There were the odd ones like Superman 2 etc, but Spider-Man 3 onwards, most films from Marvel Studios, Sony, Fox, and DC were rife with studio interference
I'm SO GLAD the studio/producer interfered. I got to see the most awesome Venom design ever. Also, watch/read the Spider-Man 3 Venom review on my channel.
"A man has to put his wife before himself."
I was hoping for Jen to give Holden a stern look like "are you listening?"
Jen has become expert in reviewing these movies. She was spot on after only one viewing.
Jen: "Feel like they should have more security than that."
Hulk's comics' birthplace: "Yeah, agreed."
5:52 Actually my favorite scene in this movie, I love how expressive his acting can be lol. He can go from really calm and and pretty passive to "AHHH!" Getting your ass kicked is the Spiderman way, and he does this perfectly
This movie is extremely underrated
I know most people will disagree but Spiderman 3 is my favourite from the trilogy.
I really felt and understood how venom impacted Peter. And brought out his bad side.
Me too
NO
It was my favorite too. Only thing is that there was too many villains which made it hard to follow when I first watched it
Lol to each their own
I enjoyed it when I was a little kid, but as I got older I just started hating this movie.
I dream of what the movie would've been like where the villain was just Sandman and his fight to keep his daughter alive. Maybe Peter finds out about his daughter at some point in the movie and is conflicted about stopping a man who is trying to save his daughters life. Be a cool root for both the villain and superhero movie.
I still adore this movie though, even with all it's flaws I still find immense enjoyment from it.
I think the Black suit story was fine, we just didn't need the resolution of being Venom in it. I think if they dedicated the final 30 minutes to Harry and Sandman then have the Bell Tower scene be the last scene it wouldve been amazing
I like the sandman flashbacks with Ben cause you get to see that Peter already blame himself for Ben and Ben's killer dying just to find out the wrong person died, and you see flint didn't want to kill anybody he wanted to save his daughter but Ben's death eats at him.
anyone notice that jens gotten wayyy better at analyzing movies. she brings up so many good points that i didn’t notice
Always love the shifty eyes Holden gives when Jen predicts something
13:20 Can we just take a moment to appreciate that this cop saw a man run into a truck full of sand. He then climbed up, and knowing that the man couldn't have buried himself that deep into it within the few seconds he was out of sight; decided to grab a shovel and heave it down into the sand as hard as possible. Knowing that buddy is literally right below the surface.
lol There was a lot wrong with this movie. But it's still my favorite spiderman movie EVER (cuz Venom).
@@pokemongamer7992 idk if it's wrong, seems pretty on point for the NYPD
@@madanevs I'm guessing that was a joke. If not, I would hate to be stopped by anyone from your local police department. haha
Good stuff, fun to watch along with you guys!
I'm surprised no one had mentioned this, so here goes: Holden mentions the origins of the symbiote - that John Jameson brings it back from the Moon. That story, apparently, is from the nineties animated Spider-Man show. The original origin from the comics is part of the first "Secret Wars" - way too convoluted a storyline to use in any movie just introducing Venom, of course ;-)
Watching these reactions of Jen, I keep realizing what a bunch of nerds we are. I mean, I am not American and I grew without the whole comic pop culture, but I got into it in early 2000's and as I said, I feel like a total nerd when watching these reactions. And it honestly makes me feel good, knowing that there are people my age somewhere around the world, who geek out in the comments the same way I do when watching the reactions.
No matter what anyone says about the movie, the Sandman scene is fucking epic, best villain "birth" in comic movies imo, so well done.
30:23 shoutout to Sam Raimi's daughter btw. One of my favourite little jokes in the whole trilogy honestly.
I love seeing, Jen react to Stan Lee cameos. It's so sweet and innocent.
Watching this made me realize that I still really enjoy this movie, despite it's flaws, although realizing 30:51 BROKE ME, HOLDEN.
"It's a bird, it'll probably just fly away."
Me: "I thought scientists conducting an experiment would be more careful to make sure that there is nothing else going on with the parameters of their experiment so as to minimize the chances of unknown factors of the situation creating conflating variables that would corrupt the integrity of any data they collect. Silly me I guess."
How Harry decided to want to help Peter in the end is handled MUCH better in the Editor’s Cut.
The more time goes on, the more people I see that grow to love this movie, I know I sure do.
“He just wouldn’t have any appeal, he’s made of sand!”
-Jenakin Skywalker
Oh that's perfect. They both prefer things that are juicy.
I love the concept that Peter could have at any moment killed Harry.
I'd hope most know by now but for those that dont... Spiders IRL can lift 170 times their own body weight. If you directly convert that to Peter's weight he would be able to lift roughly 12.5 tons.
However, the spider's in the exhibit we saw were gametically altered to do what spiders do but much better. They took the jumping spider and now it can jump 5x as far as normal. They took the spider that spins the biggest webs and upped its ability to create webbing. And they took the strongest spider and made it stronger.
So Peter can lift much more than 170 times his own weight. In the comics one number thrown around is he can lift 100tons.
This means Peter is always holding back when fighting. He could literally punch Harry's head off... no no... he could slap Harry so hard his head would spin like the exorcist.
So when they are fighting in Harry's place Peter could have at any moment killed Harry. When he shoved him through the window and out onto the balcony he could have shoved Harry straight through the window, clear over the balcony rail, and likely through the wall of whatever building sits across the street from harry's place.
Although I do agree that this movie has too much going on, I grew up loving this movie and just loving Spidey in general so it disappoints me when people hate on this movie or just hate on Spidey movies in general.
I love Holden look into the camera when Peter said "Gonna cry?" :D We all love Bully Maguire
For someone who has no previous knowledge of the characters (apart from Spider-Man, MJ and harry), Jen’s analysis of this film was so spot on!
Next up: The Amazing Spider-Man (Which in my opinion is overhated. Kind of like spiderman 3)
I liked it alot and Andrew Garfield did a great job. Cast was amazing.
@@JordanJMyers I agree. And other than the lizards face the cgi was amazing
@@kingkong9892 Yes. Also gave some story to Peter's parents which was a nice change.
Far from home is overhated than tasm 2
@@SacredPDK I disagree. Far from home is generally beloved among marvel fans other than a few while almost everyone criticizes TASM.
Jen: Oh my god there’s just so much going on
Holden: Yep. Yes there is
Jen: "I mean, he's gonna be fine."
Holden: "...okay..."
I really like this film a lot and saw these movies growing up so these 3 movies mean a lot to me. I can accept the faults and flaws in Spider-Man 3 but I like it alot even with the "too many villains"... also Harry's death is beautifully shot and the musical score is very impactful. Also the theme of forgiveness really hits me personally through my life.
Sorry to ramble on but I always feel like I have to defend this movie lol. Great movie imo. Great reaction as always!
Honestly ur spot on, this movie has impacted my life the most, everything from the score, the quotes, and Harry’s death just make it perfect to me, I was genuinely shocked to find out people didn’t like it
Glad to see you still doing these videos, don't ever change Holden quote the movies all you want
Jen: “Is there a dark side to Spider-Man?”
Holden: “Get On It!”
Me: 😂😂😂 “Priceless!”
get on up*
@@NewsofPE I heard get on it but either way is funny
@@dominiccarroll7125 yeah, the song when he dances says "get on up"
@@NewsofPE Oooh 😂 I didn’t put two & two together
*Jen's Spider-man Reviews/Rankings:*
*Spider-Man 3:*
Not as good as Spider-Man 2. Didn't care for Sandman. Intrigued by Venom character. Actor wasn't best choice. Liked seeing Harry being good. Loved idea of 'demon' side of Peter. Saving grace was Venom. MJ relationship didn't progress.
*6.5/10*
*My Thoughts:*
Not as bad as i remember tbh. But, too many villains, Harry's character was wasted in this movie. I like Sandman though. Overall, just kinda average.
*5/10*
*Jen's Rankings:*
• Spider-Man 2 *8/10*
• Spider-Man (2002) *7.5/10*
• Spider-Man: Far From Home *7.5/10*
• Spider-Man: Homecoming *7/10*
• *Spider-Man 3:* *6.5/10*
Still higher rating then guardians 1
Damn, Far from home and Homecoming over Spiderman 3???
For real????
I mean, Spiderman 3 is no masterpiece, but still. Oh well, to each his own.
@@aplotholesfiller8827 Spider-Man 3 is too much a mess to be better than mcu Spider-Man movies
@@aplotholesfiller8827 I mean there was any doubt? While no masterpieces the MCU Spider-man movies are still good movies, Spider Man 3 though, is not..
@@aplotholesfiller8827 ffh was better than spierman 3 but i dont think homecoming was
thats my poinion
Holden/Jen - some of the commentary while watching is so spot on if I didn’t know better I would swear Jen was reading a script.
It’s funny how Peter Parker was like I didn’t kiss Gwen spiderman did lol he had some real balls 😂
I’ve always loved how alien Venom is is this movie, with all his weird ass noises 😂
“I can’t believe sweet Peter did that”
my reaction exactly!
Yeah, Peter needed to chill. lol Hey, watch/read the review I did on this movie's Venom. It's on my channel :)
Mj deserves it
28:55 sigh…and thus was when the slope down in American culture where people got too easily confused between “cause” and “catalyst”
Peter didn’t cost you your job, girl, career etc…he was simply the catalyst which brought YOUR OWN actions to light, and the repercussions that came with those choices and actions YOU took…
What’s truly sad is that in the modern day…if you so much as hint at such notions and concepts, that anyone who blames another for the things that went wrong in their life, that maybe that person should look at it from that perspective…they treat you as if you just praised h1tler or something…sigh
I've thought about Bernard not telling Harry the truth until waaaaay later than he should have for a while, now, and this is the best explanation that I can think of:
Norman's final wishes were for Harry never to find out that he was the Goblin. He tells Peter this just before he dies, so I wouldn't at all be surprised if Bernard found the same thing out through either Peter or Norman himself (Whether from a will or personal conversation). In order for Harry to understand that Spider-Man wasn't the one to kill his father, he'd have to know that he was Green Goblin. Throughout almost all of Spider-Man 2, Harry doesn't know the truth about Norman being Goblin, so Bernard would have no reason to tell him. The thing is, up until seeing all of the damage to the rooms from his fight with Peter in Spider-Man 3, Bernard still probably doesn't think that Harry knows the truth about his father. In fact, in this movie he even had amnesia! Harry pretends that he still has it all the way up until nearly the end of the movie.
It's never spelled out obviously, but that's what I tell myself every time I watch Spidey 3 so it'll stop bothering me. lol
Ty for fitting as many memes as possible.
“How’d that get in there” has me crying in public
I love it when Holden smirks at the camera when the memes come on. 🤣🤣