The reason they proudly stated they were New Yorkers in Spider-Man 1 was because it was a post-9/11 sentiment. "This is New York! You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us!"
i'm glad they keep calling back to that, tho. that moment, the train scene here. even the cranes scene in ASM. they are all awesome scenes and i love that spiderman, and new york, can inspire greatness in people. it's such a pure idea. i hope it stays a recurring theme in SM films going forward.
Tobias 'Big Mo' Logan the whole basis behind Spider-Man being released right after 9/11 was to give New Yorkers especially the kids in the city to have something to be proud of and have pride (not that there wasn’t already a lot of already after the tragedy). Marvel was instantly enabled however after 9/11 to release the movie
uh...no, the original spider-man was already scheduled to be released in like...november. In fact, early trailers actually showed spider-man stopping bank robbers by webbing their helicopter between the twin towers. The reason there's a crapton of american flags was because they were edited in for 9/11 patriotism.
Ok tell me what you guys think about this theory but I don't think the Doc Ock in the No way home trailer is 2004 Doc Ock I think he's another universe Doc that killed his spider-man and went down the super villian path and they go find Toby Spider-Man to help fight him cuz he's the only version that defeated him
The arc of Doc Ock going from a good man, to be being driven mad, to his redemption is so good in this. "I will not die a monster" is just such a good line
@@_Shay_ actually I just realised if you analyse the trailer closely, you can see that the orbs on Doc Ock’s arms are glowing red. Whenever that happens, Ock is not in control. His arms are. Whenever Ock’s mind is in control, the orbs glow white. So perhaps, his arc hasn’t been ruined. Maybe Ock is still a good man but now the arms have gained sentience and are out for revenge against Spider-Man.
*gasp* You didn't Win Aunt May smacking Otto across the face with her brolly, when she sees him about to cheat against Spidey with a spike in one of the tentacles? In the words of Aunt May; "Shame on you!"
well to be honest there are a lot more wins in this and the 1st movie but each video would be half an hour long. In that fight scene alone there are like 10 more wins.
One of my favorite tid-bits is that the Firefighter from the first movie that holds the woman back from going inside the burning building, who witnesses Spider-Man save her baby, is ALSO on the train and see's Spider-Man's face. He witnesses this one MAN do two heroic acts and got to see that man's face, making him even more grateful towards him.
I think it'd be even nicer If it was the firefighter in the second movie. So that he sees Peter saving the little girl and then later realizes this random courageous guy was spiderman himself trying to retire.
One thing I must say this makes me remember how the spider man trilogy always has villains that Peter relates to and were once regular people driven crazy, going for revenge, or trying to save a loved one. You always feel bad for them.
They’re a failure of great power and great responsibility. Instead of using their abilities for good, they give into anger, greed and selfishness. Basically the things that Peter chooses to reject, if not struggles to control. That’s why the conflict feels so natural. He’s always fighting his antithesis.
Yeah well, let me show you something: Spiderman 1 is a film where Peter Parker struggles with his powers, "breaks up" with MJ, and fights a villain who he meets just before they turn evil, who is being controlled by someone or something else. The villain kidnaps MJ and then kills himself. Spiderman 2 is a film where Peter Parker struggles with his powers, "breaks up" with MJ, and fights a villain who he meets just before they turn evil, who is being controlled by someone or something else. The villain kidnaps MJ and then kills himself. Spiderman 3 is a film where Peter Parker struggles with his powers, "breaks up" with MJ, and fights a villain who he meets just before they turn evil, who is being controlled by someone or something else. The villain kidnaps MJ and then kills himself.
Peter doesn’t get his powers back because Mary Jane is in danger, he gets his powers back once he rejects Mary Jane and fully accepts his responsibility as Spider-Man, she just happens to get kidnapped as soon as he does that.
The "for god sake it's not much just take it" line really hit home. Grandparents really will put themselves out to make others happy and it's really well captured in that moment
13:17 i love the two deliveries of “listen to me now” The first time he said it with a tone of regret and sadness, but in the second one he says it with confidence, and intimidation. Alfred Molina was the perfect man for the role of otto octavius, and i cannot wait for actually see him for the first time in theater. I didnt see this in theater since i was born in 2008
I miss the days when everything didn’t have to be a cinematic universe. They could actually build a solid trilogy of movies about ONE superhero, instead of having to take into account how they would build the cinematic universe. I know people have some negative opinions about the 3rd one, but it’s still relatively solid in comparison with other more recent comic adaptations. There’s a reason why Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy and Raimi’s Spider-Man series are generally at the top of people’s lists. They focused on a self-contained storyline.
To be fair I remember people complaining about the age of the TRILOGY back then and saying they missed the time of simple single good movies ;). To be fair, the Trilogies or Series are still more common overall, since few Franchises can draw from basically 80 years of source Material. Also it's pretty clear that the 'Studio' pushed their own Agenda that clashed with the bigger vision whereas in the MCU everything is Babylon 5-level orchestrated.
I think Homecoming can compete with the best of Raimi. Not beat it necessarily but compete. And yeah I think the shared universe does rob writers and directors of a little freedom but it kind of takes that debt and multiplies it for the big Avenger type movies that tie it all in. It's still maturing in the comics they often write stories with minimal interaction; I would be just fine with a very brief little handwave as to why no one else can help and it does open alot of options. Nolans Dark Knight though just dripped with quality in every regards, that wasnt exactly a shared universe kind of thing that was every aspect and element.
What I don't like about from far from home is that Peter is leaving the neighborhood. Yes he does that later in the comics but he was still focusing on the little guys in high school.
13:03 to 13:28 "you ether die a hero, or live long enough to see your self be come the villain" or the other way around "you ether die a villain, or live long enough to see your self become the hero" in hindsight that the other way works out much better. Also, the phrase "I WILL NOT DIE A MONSTER" fits perfectly.
This film is fantastic, not even in the MCU it had nothing more to prove yet it did. To think that this movie sacrificed half the films run time to show the hard ships of the life of Peter Parker instead of Spider-Man. And still maintain an intriguing Story, Characters, and execution in the action is beyond what a lot of today's superhero movies lack today. Yes there are great movies similar but they don't reach this caliber to where it goes places it has never explored during that time. This movie was ahead of its time. And I'm dying to see if Homecoming can reciprocate something to this.
"This film is fantastic..." How funny, because the none of the Fantastic Four films were fantastic at all. I'd say that although this movie wasn't amazing or spectacular, it sure was superior to Marc Webb's crap. Maybe even the ultimate Spidey movie ;)
@@ronaldomendoza7578 Homecoming is a good movie in showing the same aspects of Peter Parker's life: how Spiderman is getting on his social life. There's a tug in it about his responsibility as Spidey vs his wants as Peter Parker, a high schooler. Like Peter on that party in the suburbs or during the hotel scene when his friends go swimming.
I hope you raise your son with the same positive attitude and perspective that you have. every time I see one of your videos I have to watch it before I do anything else. congratulations on your child
Well said. I love cinemasins but the attitude of positivity that Cinemawins has is really infectious and show that loving something is just as fun as poking holes in it and in the end much healthier and happier.
Matpat did an amazing theory that the reason Spiderman lost and later regained his powers was because of PTSD. When seeing the evidence, it actually makes the movie better since you could see Peter Parker as not just a relatable teen/young adult, but also as someone who goes through tragic hardships that scarred him for life yet was able to live a great life with his friends and family.
Of course, this kid was launched into a world of fighting terror and witnessing the brutal death of a man was friendly with in Norman, as well as his own guardian in Ben, and he would've had so much doubt over his own actions in practically murdering the crook that night. No young lad realistically could handle that in the space of a handful of months
I would go further and make a hypothesis that only Peter’s active abilities turned off (temporarily). I mean, super durability is something you can’t turn off on a dime, because your muscles and bones stay dense and only deteriorate with disease or age, neither of which Peter went through in the movie. So that is why I believe he didn’t get massively injured or killed by his failed building jump. Super strength is a tricky one; I think maybe it works off the concept of the human body’s natural limiters and the idea that when extremely stressed, you can lift a car. Meaning that super strength is more of an active ability, and Peter’s PTSD ruined his body enough that he couldn’t activate the adrenaline and other body chemicals to be Spider-Man. The webs turned off because his body needs to produce it, and the PTSD inhibited his brain chemicals, and thus his body, from making the web fluid in his arms. That’s how I interpret it. Regardless of how incorrect my guesses are, I still have to love that Peter’s metaphorical kryptonite isn’t something stupid, but rather something painfully realistic and relatable.
and NWH outright confirmed it! Tobey/Peter 3 outright stated that he had a mental block, and he gave Andrew/Peter 2 a knowing, Sympathetic look when he mentioned not having any time for peter parker.
BAT-TALK! So fox “made” or “helped” make this series and when they mentioned doctor strange which is owned by marvel so marvel could sue fox because they mentioned doctor strange a character owned by marvel. I’m helpful 👍lol
kate ruest but it’s a name drop and not a used character for the main story It’s like in the teen titans Go to the movies .. they mention Deadpool Haha
Don't you mean, Quick Marvel, sue Sony? Fox never touched the character, and since Disney recently purchased most of 21st Century Fox's entertainment assets, any sense it did make is now... kind of gone. Unless you mean Marvel should sue itself now, then it actually becomes kind of genius.
They are all awesome movies. I have a bit of a dilemma though. Has anyone seen the 3rd trailer for Spider Man Homecoming? Did any of you watch all 3 trailers and then say, is trailer 3 for a different movie? I really thought Homecoming was going to be up there with Civil War or Winter Soldier, but after trailer 3 I'm really worried. Wait a minute. Are we being Age of Ultroned? Set up this dark actually threatening scenario and villain just to take a left turn into silly jokesville. Villain starts off menacing and turns out to be a jokey guy himself. What I'm trying to get at is, AOU set us up for one type of movie and gave us something completely different. It was still good but, it could have been amazing if they kept the original tone. Oh God! Tony Stark's in it. Start off with a dark tone only to turn it silly. Are going to Mandarin us? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
8:34 it's such an amazing story arc, and it shows how realistic his powers are. just like humans can't perform well under pressure or how being depressed can make you lose your productivity, he loses his powers, because they're things that spiders require to survive.
Congratulations to you and your wife. Take a break and spend time with your new son. You deserve it, man. We'll be back here waiting for your next video.
I'd like to add to this AWESOME video, that Harry's alcoholism (like in the comics) is also present in this movie but, very slightly. For it's only presented in two key scenes. For when Doc Oc visits him to make the trade, he's drinking bourbon... As well as in the scene in which he's about to kill Peter, for here you can see the bottle along side the bottle of bourbon.
Not really "present", so much as foreshadowed. He isn't necessarily an alcoholic YET in this movie. (Drinking does not automatically equal alcoholism).
Smth you forgot to mention in the Wins video for the first Spiderman: they play the theme from the 60's Spiderman animated show all the way at the end of the credits.
0:37 I never knew there were two versions of Mr. Aziz saying go. In here its just a firm "GO!" But the one I know is the more dramatic "GoOoOoO!!!" Just found that interesting.
Yeah. it might the 2.1 version/extended edition. He mentioned waiting on his blu-ray copy in a previous video... the studio may have blended the two versions into one copy.
Cheesy but still awesome villain line: "You have a train to catch." Life lesson: "Sometimes, to do what's right, we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams."
Upon re-watching these first two films just today, I have to put this down as a win in my books: I know the character of MJ gets some flak for sort of just being a plot catalyst, especially in the first film, and that her character could have been explored more (which is true because Dunst knocks the role out of the park... also I definitely realized on re-watching how much this role informed my early sexuality, but that's neither here nor there...), but now being older and having more experience with people than when I was a kid, I realize just how good an actress she really is. She's playing the roles that people ask her to play. Her father abuses her and expects her to be the doting daughter, Flash and later Harry both want her to fill their expectations of her. It isn't until she's faced with the choice in the second film to choose between filling the role of ostensibly a trophy wife at the end of Spider-Man 2, or following her heart and going after Peter that she chooses to stop being the actress for everyone and be with the one person who she's always known doesn't expect her to be anything other than herself. And that's what makes her, actually, a stronger person than Peter. As soon as she decides to follow her heart she does it, whereas half the film is spent on Pete's decision to stop being Spider-Man and his back and forth with himself, and it takes multiple pushes for him to actually put the mask back on. As much as I wish more time could have been spent on the character, and admittedly there's a lot of reading deep into single lines of dialogue, I don't think the character of MJ is as shallow as it's often made out to be.
My thoughts exactly. Their love scene at the end of Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 are like the end of Casablanca for comic book movies. I especially love her dialogue at the end of this movie. "Isn't it about time somebody saved your life?" That would definitely go on my list of great things in this masterwork.
MJ isn't shallow at all. In fact I'm currently in an argument with someone on reddit explaining why MJ is the best/most developed love interest in any superhero film.
It's contradictory how you brand MJ as not having enough screen time/development but you were still able to take so much from her. A bit more of MJ and the title of the movie would've changed to Peter & Mary
Only people who have swallowed the strange aggressive attitude today's society has towards female characters would say she's a plot catalyst. She's not. MJ is simply a person trying to do the best in life. She's surrounded by larger than life comic book characters! Peter is Spider-Man, Harry is the inheritor of a huge fortune and lives like a playboy, and multiple super-villains use her to get to Spider-Man. MJ is trying to get by, live her own dream of being an actress...she's just living her life. In the story, she is a love interest because that's where her life intersects with Spider-Man's. If Spider-Man was somebody else, MJ wouldn't even be IN the story. Today, female characters have to be smart, confident, capable etc etc so they can't be seen as 'lacking' compared to any male character. But no male character is good at everything, even in superhero stories. So we end up with Mary Sues that are actually more intelligent and capable than the actual characters the stories are about. It shows most in the redundant ASM films, when Gwen Stacy becomes a starring character in her own right, is super-capable and helps out Spider-Man with everything. It feels weird because these films are about Peter/SM, but Gwen is thrust into a starring role alongside the title character. The only way it could be taken further is if Gwen somehow became a superhero herself, like the alternate universe Spider-Gwen.
Doctor Octopus was always my favorite Spidey villain, and this movie portrayed him -- especially in the fight scenes -- perfectly. I'm 56 years old, and remember a time well before they could put superheroes on the big screen (or the TV screen, for that matter) and do justice to it. The exciting still-images in a Marvel comic, well, they just couldn't replicate that in live-action scenes. Nowadays, with CGI and expert stunt-work, they CAN make a Marvel comic come to life, and when they have a great script with great characters, they can begin to realize what our imaginations only could've done back in the day. Seeing Spidey battling Doc Ock amongst New York City skyscrapers -- and especially the train sequence -- man, that was a dream-come-true for a a Marvel fan from way back.
This is my favorite Spider-Man movie of all time. It greatly explores the conflict between Peter Parker and Spider-Man. The way Spidey's powers failed due to psychological issues and emotional trauma/stress was perfect. I'm glad they didn't go with some Macguffin like Kryptonite or a "Neogenic Recombinator" to achieve this. It was that crowning moment of character development and closure when he finally got his powers back, when his responsibilities caught up to him ;) I also love the way Tobey played a "loser" that Peter Parker was here. He wasn't some dashingly handsome prince waiting to become a knight in shining armor. He wasn't a skateboarding punk with popularity and an obnoxious way of displaying his intelligence (*cough cough* Andrew Garfield). He was the everyman, of sorts, before getting bitten by the spider. He was the kind of character who had to earn everything after suffering so much; he was never handed anything except the powers. And even then, those powers came with strings attached, so it wasn't like Spidey was a Gary Stu in that sense.
4:32 Good to see Mr. Davenport is in this movie, (I checked and that’s actually him.) Only real legends will understand that flashback to our childhoods.
@@josephskelatin3943 its brilliant, but people don't like this movie alot, so why can't we not like something? Are you afraid we might diss your movie? Sad
This is a small detail, but I love the smooth transitions (and mix) with the CGI and practical affects with the mechanical, arms. Rami knew what he was doing 👍👌🤘
you guys are the best!!!!!! keep up with the great work!!! please do: 1) Frozen 2) Jack Reacher never go back 3) National Treasure 1 and 2 4) Ghostbusters 5) the huntsmen winters war 6) Kung fu panda 2 and 3 7) Speed 8) Indiana Jones 9) star wars 4,5,6 10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!!!
@@jayfeather278 well he was never really dead since we never see all the metal get destroyed plus the sun is actully a portal where he going across multiverse and so yeah he never actually died since it wouldn’t have hurt anything more than a few structures
@@jared2879 it's the same character or an alternate sam raimi doc ock? because original sam raimi doc ock died so they may have made a sam raimi reality copy where he didn't die
hé hé, thats why i can't wait for him to defend it, i mean, i can understand why people hated this film, but for me who loves sam raimi style, the third one is for me the best of guilty pleasure, thought i agree that venom sucked (but hey, sam raimi didn't want to put him in the movie, but the producers forced him)
yeah, what I have seen about the complaints on Venom is that he is like a two part conflict. first part is the symbiote suit and then the next movie is Venom, thats how the animate shows do it anyway so a movie adaptation could use the same setup.
I was a kid back when I saw 3, with no comic book knowledge and Venom was terrifying. Honest. And that entire church sequence still is unforgettable. Today, when I watch it again, the movie feels rushed. But first impressions, so yea this movie needs a good CinemaWins defense.
12:47 the emphasis on New York with the "You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us!" in the first movie is there for the same reason the film release was delayed and they stopped showing the promo with the helicopter.
I think the line “I will not die a monster.” deserves a win all it’s own. Alfred Molina carries the performance as Otto Octavius and this one final line shows that he was every bit as good as Spider-Man in his heart. Plus, this line gives me chills literally every time I hear it.
12:03 "Phil had been in plenty of things since the 90s including being a regular on Mad TV" TBH, since I share your undying love for MGS franchise, I'm a little disappointed that you didn't mentioned his work as Vamp in MSG 2 and 4. ❤
I grew up with this trilogy. It was my first real intro to the world of superheroes. I can't wait for you to win the third one because that's always been a guilty pleasure of mine. I enjoy it, despite its flaws.
this movie feels so much more spiderman than Homecoming, i didnt really think homecoming felt like a spiderman movie at all, just felt like another MCU movie with spiderman in it, whereas spiderman 2 feels like the comic came to life
@@Herofromthesky just because mcu spiderman isn't like maguire, doesn't make him less of spiderman and Peter parker, hes comic accurate to the Ditko and John Romita Sr. Spiderman comics (at least with the suit) and his age (15) checks out, cause spiderman got his powers at 15, look I love maguire, but could people please stop stating things that aren't true/valid to mcu spiderman
I have to say I was born in 97 so I was watching these movies when I was in about 3rd grade, and I enjoyed these movies as a kid but as an adult you grow to really appreciate the subtly and the metaphorical subtext interwoven into the story, in retrospect it was really obvious but as a kid you don't get it, really a timeless movie series. Also Kirsten dunst will forever and always be the best MJ and her hair should always be red.
this movie is a masterpiece. i just rewatched this movie yesterday it's such a perfect film. even the soundtrack is such a timeless classic it perfectly fit so well with the film. sigh damn i love this movie!
Great video. Great movie. Great trilogy. Great superhero. One complaint. Fox didn't make the Sam Raimi Spider-man trilogy: Sony did. Other than that, awesome. Six thumbs way way up.
I’m surprised this channel didn’t recognize that Sam raimi specifically directed the hospital/surgery scene as a nod to his evil dead films. The zoom in to the chainsaw, the quick camera zooms to the face, the nurse screaming while being dragged into the darkness and the first person view of the robotic arms which is the exact same as the first person shots of the evil moving through the forest.
It's a guilty pleasure for me. I can still enjoy it, but I'm not blind to its flaws. I do think some of the things it gets crap for are blown out of proportions, though.
These videos are great. For a brief shining moment any negativity caused by such films melts away. It gives me hope hope that the DC movies are beyond saving. I could be wrong but I'm gonna hold on for just a bit longer.
13:19 I love this moment. The thing that sells it for me is the two ways he says "listen to me now." The first time, it's so submissive. Hes asking, hell hes practically begging the arms to listen to what hes saying. Then the second times, hes commanding. He isnt asking for anything. He is telling the arms, "I am in charge, and you will obey me." And Alfred Molina freakin sells it
I think one of the most underrated win that this movie gets is the first shot and the last shot of the movie. The first shot shows Mary Jane on the left side of a billboard that has a white background while the last shot shows Mary Jane on the right side of an aging house that looks decrepit. I interpret this as Mary Jane growing as a character and finally being able to understand the situation Peter is in(not sure of this though).
I really adore that Raimi makes his worlds so lively. People react to things and say stuff like "GO GET HIM SPIDEY".. It makes the scenes so uplifting and delightful
usinggoogleplusOK yep I totally expected it loool. Love that movie but Spider man 2, on top of being an actual amazing super hero move, also is a movie I watched as a child in the theatre. I hold it very near and dear to my heart.
The attention to detail is insane in the Sam rami films I didnt realize that the lights on the arms when did said "listen to me now" turned from red to white
I love this movie so freaking much. It really stands out from other super hero movies because of it's heart. My favorite superhero movie and one of my favorite movies in general.
"Sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most, even our dreams." Peter kept his love for MJ bottled up, and he lost his power, as it was really all in his head. But once he finally gave up what he wanted most (to be with her), he gave a final answer, and said he didn't love her. He may not have been telling the truth, but he let it out, it was no longer bottled up. As soon as he gave up what he wanted, his power returned, as we saw his spider sense kick in.
The reason they proudly stated they were New Yorkers in Spider-Man 1 was because it was a post-9/11 sentiment.
"This is New York! You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us!"
That's actually a really good observation!
i'm glad they keep calling back to that, tho. that moment, the train scene here. even the cranes scene in ASM. they are all awesome scenes and i love that spiderman, and new york, can inspire greatness in people. it's such a pure idea. i hope it stays a recurring theme in SM films going forward.
Oh wow, I didn't realize that wasn't common knowledge. Oh well. Now they know!
Tobias 'Big Mo' Logan the whole basis behind Spider-Man being released right after 9/11 was to give New Yorkers especially the kids in the city to have something to be proud of and have pride (not that there wasn’t already a lot of already after the tragedy). Marvel was instantly enabled however after 9/11 to release the movie
uh...no, the original spider-man was already scheduled to be released in like...november. In fact, early trailers actually showed spider-man stopping bank robbers by webbing their helicopter between the twin towers.
The reason there's a crapton of american flags was because they were edited in for 9/11 patriotism.
I watched this religiously as a kid. I’m also totally ecstatic for Alfred Molina’s return to Doc Ock in Spider-Man: No Way Home!!!
My favourite movie as a kid. Made spider my favourite hero and inspired a spider man themed birthday party. Can’t wait to see doc oc again
Hello Peter.
Lol yeah
Bloody oath
Ok tell me what you guys think about this theory but I don't think the Doc Ock in the No way home trailer is 2004 Doc Ock I think he's another universe Doc that killed his spider-man and went down the super villian path and they go find Toby Spider-Man to help fight him cuz he's the only version that defeated him
The arc of Doc Ock going from a good man, to be being driven mad, to his redemption is so good in this.
"I will not die a monster" is just such a good line
No Way Home: oh I don't think so
And No Way Home just throws that away :(
@@_Shay_ actually I just realised if you analyse the trailer closely, you can see that the orbs on Doc Ock’s arms are glowing red. Whenever that happens, Ock is not in control. His arms are. Whenever Ock’s mind is in control, the orbs glow white. So perhaps, his arc hasn’t been ruined. Maybe Ock is still a good man but now the arms have gained sentience and are out for revenge against Spider-Man.
@@richos07 That cancel his victory on himself. If the make him back, make it before his redemption scene.
@@richos07 no he was good in the end
*gasp* You didn't Win Aunt May smacking Otto across the face with her brolly, when she sees him about to cheat against Spidey with a spike in one of the tentacles?
In the words of Aunt May; "Shame on you!"
well to be honest there are a lot more wins in this and the 1st movie but each video would be half an hour long. In that fight scene alone there are like 10 more wins.
I think he just made that an honorary win. Thanks for pointing that out.
I was actually expecting that moment in this list, it was great for her to pull some weight and have his back!
+1 Win Counter
Also another one for her smacking the bank tellers hand when he tried to steal a coin.
Pizza Time is worth 100 wins.
Eat your green vegetables.
Sir Krigeon ur late
Sir Krigeon or ur ass is fired
More like 5000 sins
The scream Peter does at the end is worth 200
One of my favorite tid-bits is that the Firefighter from the first movie that holds the woman back from going inside the burning building, who witnesses Spider-Man save her baby, is ALSO on the train and see's Spider-Man's face. He witnesses this one MAN do two heroic acts and got to see that man's face, making him even more grateful towards him.
For real??? I never noticed this. Damn it Raimi, you're brilliant!!
I think it'd be even nicer If it was the firefighter in the second movie. So that he sees Peter saving the little girl and then later realizes this random courageous guy was spiderman himself trying to retire.
I don't see him. But if that's true, its quite the cool detail.
6:14 :(J.K Simmons laughs)
Me: (smiles) "there are no words needed"
CinemaWins: (+1 win)
A knee slapper is always a win
i was hoping the 'ping' sound effect would sync with JK's knee slap and it did
The memes are also funny as hell with that shot
His laugh should at least worth 10 wins,but ok
I love how Simmons laugh gets a win without any explaination lol
Explanation: meme
Why would it need one, it's the best laugh put to film ever.
Well, right after Okabe's laugh (Steins;Gate), but close second.
One thing I must say this makes me remember how the spider man trilogy always has villains that Peter relates to and were once regular people driven crazy, going for revenge, or trying to save a loved one. You always feel bad for them.
They’re a failure of great power and great responsibility. Instead of using their abilities for good, they give into anger, greed and selfishness. Basically the things that Peter chooses to reject, if not struggles to control. That’s why the conflict feels so natural. He’s always fighting his antithesis.
@no no no ..... ooookay so someone does not watch any MCU films. Cool.
@no no no ....OOOOOOKAY then. If you think so. Bye then.
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Yeah well, let me show you something:
Spiderman 1 is a film where Peter Parker struggles with his powers, "breaks up" with MJ, and fights a villain who he meets just before they turn evil, who is being controlled by someone or something else. The villain kidnaps MJ and then kills himself.
Spiderman 2 is a film where Peter Parker struggles with his powers, "breaks up" with MJ, and fights a villain who he meets just before they turn evil, who is being controlled by someone or something else. The villain kidnaps MJ and then kills himself.
Spiderman 3 is a film where Peter Parker struggles with his powers, "breaks up" with MJ, and fights a villain who he meets just before they turn evil, who is being controlled by someone or something else. The villain kidnaps MJ and then kills himself.
Peter doesn’t get his powers back because Mary Jane is in danger, he gets his powers back once he rejects Mary Jane and fully accepts his responsibility as Spider-Man, she just happens to get kidnapped as soon as he does that.
He's put to the test immediately after
MJ is... Kind of a thot
Hypnotic Skull definitely
@@hypnoticskull6342 she is
He lost it because of stress
The "for god sake it's not much just take it" line really hit home. Grandparents really will put themselves out to make others happy and it's really well captured in that moment
13:17 i love the two deliveries of “listen to me now”
The first time he said it with a tone of regret and sadness, but in the second one he says it with confidence, and intimidation. Alfred Molina was the perfect man for the role of otto octavius, and i cannot wait for actually see him for the first time in theater. I didnt see this in theater since i was born in 2008
Also, there's underlying anger and you can feel he's, physically trying to get control again. Alfred Molina is always a win *ding*
Should of received a win for "there's a hero in all of us speech."
There is a hero in All Of Us .
"We all have powers. We're all Spider-Man.
And we're all counting on you."
The way Peter looked at her during the speech... *goosebumps*
Yeah she knew
12:32 Joey Diaz is a monster win.
Becauseeee He do Train by Day, Joe Rogan Podcast by Night - All Day 😂😂
I’m just surprised that he’s not smoking a blunt.
lol
He was defo taking the stuff that killed Kennedy while shooting that scene
Tremendous.
Will always love how Peter wins w his words and heart rather than just beating the shit out of otto
True
This comment needs to be at the 2k status of likes
I miss the days when everything didn’t have to be a cinematic universe. They could actually build a solid trilogy of movies about ONE superhero, instead of having to take into account how they would build the cinematic universe. I know people have some negative opinions about the 3rd one, but it’s still relatively solid in comparison with other more recent comic adaptations.
There’s a reason why Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy and Raimi’s Spider-Man series are generally at the top of people’s lists. They focused on a self-contained storyline.
To be fair I remember people complaining about the age of the TRILOGY back then and saying they missed the time of simple single good movies ;). To be fair, the Trilogies or Series are still more common overall, since few Franchises can draw from basically 80 years of source Material. Also it's pretty clear that the 'Studio' pushed their own Agenda that clashed with the bigger vision whereas in the MCU everything is Babylon 5-level orchestrated.
@OddlyRelatable O.D.E.N I totally agree. The whole MCU/DCU thing is ruining the genre.
I think Homecoming can compete with the best of Raimi. Not beat it necessarily but compete. And yeah I think the shared universe does rob writers and directors of a little freedom but it kind of takes that debt and multiplies it for the big Avenger type movies that tie it all in. It's still maturing in the comics they often write stories with minimal interaction; I would be just fine with a very brief little handwave as to why no one else can help and it does open alot of options.
Nolans Dark Knight though just dripped with quality in every regards, that wasnt exactly a shared universe kind of thing that was every aspect and element.
How can anyone have a negative opinion about the third installment. Ot was the best according to me.
What I don't like about from far from home is that Peter is leaving the neighborhood. Yes he does that later in the comics but he was still focusing on the little guys in high school.
*'Carries the whole,metal plate foundation'*
Spider-man: *"This is realy heavy"*
*HONESTY* *1 0 0*
What happened to the gooooo!
@@gabrielnajera1918 this was spider-man 2.1. he doesn't say it
6:47 Another detail about the arms. If you look closely at the light in the center of the claws, you'll notice they go from white to red
Omg
13:03 to 13:28 "you ether die a hero, or live long enough to see your self be come the villain" or the other way around "you ether die a villain, or live long enough to see your self become the hero" in hindsight that the other way works out much better. Also, the phrase "I WILL NOT DIE A MONSTER" fits perfectly.
I will always feel that Toby Maguire is the best Spider-Man, despite the memes.
I have the same feeling .
Everything is a meme nowadays so who cares? Toby is a legend.
You're saying that like its a bad thing, tobey becoming a meme just makes him more iconic and memorable
expect for Tom Holland imo just not a good or perfect spider-man at all
Austin King not really now everybody know he Spider-Man at the end of the movie
Spider-Man 2 is 15 years old now and it's still an amazing film. Happy 15th Anniversary!
I did not know this channel existed. Thank God I found it!
Wait til you find cinemasins
@@TheOnlyLinked 2 years late
@@Hideyer better late than never
@@farhanwow true
@@TheOnlyLinked I think cinemaWins is better though
This is the best Spiderman movie of all time, and always will be. Nothing will EVER beat this!
While this movie is great, I think I prefer Homecoming and/or Into the Spiderverse.
Also I haven't seen it in awhile.
totally agree spider man 2 is epic was the first movie I saw in the theaters nothing will beat it
4 real man
Just Wonderful
@@abhigcovers20 no need to be rude about it. I'm allowed to have an opinion.
@@CherryBomb_Games lol bahahahahahaha
I really love how you can hear Pete’s distress when Doc Ock has Aunt May, the way his voice cracks just says that she’s the only one left for him
This film is fantastic, not even in the MCU it had nothing more to prove yet it did. To think that this movie sacrificed half the films run time to show the hard ships of the life of Peter Parker instead of Spider-Man.
And still maintain an intriguing Story, Characters, and execution in the action is beyond what a lot of today's superhero movies lack today. Yes there are great movies similar but they don't reach this caliber to where it goes places it has never explored during that time. This movie was ahead of its time. And I'm dying to see if Homecoming can reciprocate something to this.
"Not even in the MCU" You don't fucking say? It was made half a decade before first Ironman came out lmao
"This film is fantastic..."
How funny, because the none of the Fantastic Four films were fantastic at all. I'd say that although this movie wasn't amazing or spectacular, it sure was superior to Marc Webb's crap. Maybe even the ultimate Spidey movie ;)
Aldair Reynoso Homecoming was a good film
Just not really a great spiderman film
@@ronaldomendoza7578 Homecoming is a good movie in showing the same aspects of Peter Parker's life: how Spiderman is getting on his social life. There's a tug in it about his responsibility as Spidey vs his wants as Peter Parker, a high schooler. Like Peter on that party in the suburbs or during the hotel scene when his friends go swimming.
Never leave us CinemaWins
Mary Jane: I accidentally found out that he’s Spider-Man
Gwen: He told me that he was Spider-Man
Michelle: I told him that he was Spider-Man
Eddie Brock: God let me kill this nigga
I hope you raise your son with the same positive attitude and perspective that you have. every time I see one of your videos I have to watch it before I do anything else. congratulations on your child
Well said. I love cinemasins but the attitude of positivity that Cinemawins has is really infectious and show that loving something is just as fun as poking holes in it and in the end much healthier and happier.
You're having a son dude. It's fine we can wait.
Its ironic that YODA of all People is being a Grammar Nazi. So I'll give you that xD
Now you talk like Yoda xD. Good job there sir
And I know he will be a great father (just remember to show him alll the classics and all the best movies and he will be fine)
MP2066 to be fair, even the most optimistic babies need to eat
Here here.
Matpat did an amazing theory that the reason Spiderman lost and later regained his powers was because of PTSD. When seeing the evidence, it actually makes the movie better since you could see Peter Parker as not just a relatable teen/young adult, but also as someone who goes through tragic hardships that scarred him for life yet was able to live a great life with his friends and family.
Of course, this kid was launched into a world of fighting terror and witnessing the brutal death of a man was friendly with in Norman, as well as his own guardian in Ben, and he would've had so much doubt over his own actions in practically murdering the crook that night. No young lad realistically could handle that in the space of a handful of months
I would go further and make a hypothesis that only Peter’s active abilities turned off (temporarily). I mean, super durability is something you can’t turn off on a dime, because your muscles and bones stay dense and only deteriorate with disease or age, neither of which Peter went through in the movie. So that is why I believe he didn’t get massively injured or killed by his failed building jump.
Super strength is a tricky one; I think maybe it works off the concept of the human body’s natural limiters and the idea that when extremely stressed, you can lift a car. Meaning that super strength is more of an active ability, and Peter’s PTSD ruined his body enough that he couldn’t activate the adrenaline and other body chemicals to be Spider-Man.
The webs turned off because his body needs to produce it, and the PTSD inhibited his brain chemicals, and thus his body, from making the web fluid in his arms.
That’s how I interpret it. Regardless of how incorrect my guesses are, I still have to love that Peter’s metaphorical kryptonite isn’t something stupid, but rather something painfully realistic and relatable.
and NWH outright confirmed it! Tobey/Peter 3 outright stated that he had a mental block, and he gave Andrew/Peter 2 a knowing, Sympathetic look when he mentioned not having any time for peter parker.
Sony mentioned dr strange. Quick marvel, sue fox!
The Gaming Knight I didn’t get that joke
BAT-TALK! So fox “made” or “helped” make this series and when they mentioned doctor strange which is owned by marvel so marvel could sue fox because they mentioned doctor strange a character owned by marvel. I’m helpful 👍lol
kate ruest but it’s a name drop and not a used character for the main story
It’s like in the teen titans Go to the movies .. they mention Deadpool
Haha
Don't you mean, Quick Marvel, sue Sony? Fox never touched the character, and since Disney recently purchased most of 21st Century Fox's entertainment assets, any sense it did make is now... kind of gone. Unless you mean Marvel should sue itself now, then it actually becomes kind of genius.
It is . . .
Doctor .
First Logan, The Dark Knight and now Spider-Man 2.....nice work doing the kings of Superhero movies.
OMG people think Spider-Man 2 is up there one of the best, like me. lol most of my friends didnt really like the spiderman movies
he also did bvs ultimate cut
Knight Warrior damn right! :)
they told me they dont even like spiderman. IDK how?
They are all awesome movies. I have a bit of a dilemma though. Has anyone seen the 3rd trailer for Spider Man Homecoming? Did any of you watch all 3 trailers and then say, is trailer 3 for a different movie? I really thought Homecoming was going to be up there with Civil War or Winter Soldier, but after trailer 3 I'm really worried.
Wait a minute. Are we being Age of Ultroned? Set up this dark actually threatening scenario and villain just to take a left turn into silly jokesville. Villain starts off menacing and turns out to be a jokey guy himself. What I'm trying to get at is, AOU set us up for one type of movie and gave us something completely different. It was still good but, it could have been amazing if they kept the original tone.
Oh God! Tony Stark's in it. Start off with a dark tone only to turn it silly. Are going to Mandarin us? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
8:34 it's such an amazing story arc, and it shows how realistic his powers are. just like humans can't perform well under pressure or how being depressed can make you lose your productivity, he loses his powers, because they're things that spiders require to survive.
How is no one else talking about the hilarious way he recognizes other actors omg come on guys I'm pissing myself here lmfao
WWEdiva246 I didn’t even realize this many celebrities were together at once
Did you know that the 2 boys on the train that gave Spidey back his mask are actually Toby' s real life half brothers?
He also missed that the one who said "if you want to get to him you have to go through us" on the train was Joey Diaz
Who is that? But did you also see twitchy UPS guy from Mad TV? LoL
How many divas champions have you won
Congratulations to you and your wife. Take a break and spend time with your new son. You deserve it, man. We'll be back here waiting for your next video.
Couldn't agree more !
I understand they assigned each claw a personality, one was curious, one was cautious, one was aggressive etc. and they kept track of which was which.
I'd like to add to this AWESOME video, that Harry's alcoholism (like in the comics) is also present in this movie but, very slightly. For it's only presented in two key scenes.
For when Doc Oc visits him to make the trade, he's drinking bourbon... As well as in the scene in which he's about to kill Peter, for here you can see the bottle along side the bottle of bourbon.
Not really "present", so much as foreshadowed. He isn't necessarily an alcoholic YET in this movie. (Drinking does not automatically equal alcoholism).
He also gets drunk at the party where he slaps Peter
Smth you forgot to mention in the Wins video for the first Spiderman: they play the theme from the 60's Spiderman animated show all the way at the end of the credits.
BattleUp Saber and the Here Comes the Spiderman,the cover of the 60s theme in the credits of this movie.
0:37
I never knew there were two versions of Mr. Aziz saying go. In here its just a firm "GO!"
But the one I know is the more dramatic "GoOoOoO!!!"
Just found that interesting.
I love how you spelled that "GooOoOO"
Made me laugh
I believe the footage in this video is taken from Spider-Man 2.1 which has some extended and alternate scenes
@@deffonotluke CinemaWins already mentions it as being "2.1 the Extended Cut" and we do see the intro title say "Spider-Man 2.1"
What happens to the original "Gooooo!" ? I love that so much XD
Yeah. it might the 2.1 version/extended edition. He mentioned waiting on his blu-ray copy in a previous video... the studio may have blended the two versions into one copy.
The elevator scene was also extended.
Still in this cut we got "Saleem was deported yesterday"
SuperiorSpyder SpideyFan He was watching Spider-Man 2.1
@@Schady200 and that conversation that Harry and Peter had at his Aunt May's house
anyone who complains because you're gone due to the BIRTH OF YOUR CHILD, they can go to hell.
Only trolls would be that idiotic.
& anyone who complains when someone takes a break over loss from their child's suicide can go to hell jail
they can get raped by satan
@Teben With his pitchfork
like in "your pretty face is going to hell"?
Cheesy but still awesome villain line: "You have a train to catch."
Life lesson: "Sometimes, to do what's right, we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams."
Upon re-watching these first two films just today, I have to put this down as a win in my books: I know the character of MJ gets some flak for sort of just being a plot catalyst, especially in the first film, and that her character could have been explored more (which is true because Dunst knocks the role out of the park... also I definitely realized on re-watching how much this role informed my early sexuality, but that's neither here nor there...), but now being older and having more experience with people than when I was a kid, I realize just how good an actress she really is. She's playing the roles that people ask her to play. Her father abuses her and expects her to be the doting daughter, Flash and later Harry both want her to fill their expectations of her. It isn't until she's faced with the choice in the second film to choose between filling the role of ostensibly a trophy wife at the end of Spider-Man 2, or following her heart and going after Peter that she chooses to stop being the actress for everyone and be with the one person who she's always known doesn't expect her to be anything other than herself.
And that's what makes her, actually, a stronger person than Peter. As soon as she decides to follow her heart she does it, whereas half the film is spent on Pete's decision to stop being Spider-Man and his back and forth with himself, and it takes multiple pushes for him to actually put the mask back on. As much as I wish more time could have been spent on the character, and admittedly there's a lot of reading deep into single lines of dialogue, I don't think the character of MJ is as shallow as it's often made out to be.
My thoughts exactly. Their love scene at the end of Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 are like the end of Casablanca for comic book movies. I especially love her dialogue at the end of this movie. "Isn't it about time somebody saved your life?" That would definitely go on my list of great things in this masterwork.
MJ isn't shallow at all. In fact I'm currently in an argument with someone on reddit explaining why MJ is the best/most developed love interest in any superhero film.
It's contradictory how you brand MJ as not having enough screen time/development but you were still able to take so much from her. A bit more of MJ and the title of the movie would've changed to Peter & Mary
Only people who have swallowed the strange aggressive attitude today's society has towards female characters would say she's a plot catalyst. She's not. MJ is simply a person trying to do the best in life. She's surrounded by larger than life comic book characters! Peter is Spider-Man, Harry is the inheritor of a huge fortune and lives like a playboy, and multiple super-villains use her to get to Spider-Man. MJ is trying to get by, live her own dream of being an actress...she's just living her life. In the story, she is a love interest because that's where her life intersects with Spider-Man's. If Spider-Man was somebody else, MJ wouldn't even be IN the story.
Today, female characters have to be smart, confident, capable etc etc so they can't be seen as 'lacking' compared to any male character. But no male character is good at everything, even in superhero stories. So we end up with Mary Sues that are actually more intelligent and capable than the actual characters the stories are about. It shows most in the redundant ASM films, when Gwen Stacy becomes a starring character in her own right, is super-capable and helps out Spider-Man with everything. It feels weird because these films are about Peter/SM, but Gwen is thrust into a starring role alongside the title character. The only way it could be taken further is if Gwen somehow became a superhero herself, like the alternate universe Spider-Gwen.
Thanks for that super cool take that I'd never considered or heard on MJ
congrats on the kid! take as much time as u need ill still be here.
Me 2!
Fun fact, my dad is a mail carrier and Rosemary Harris lived on his route, he even got to talk to her for a while!
"Oooh my gosh, thats Klaus' brother Elijah" idk why I laughed so much at this 😂😂
J.K Simon is my spirit animal
Cagents HAHAHAH MEMEES!!!!!!
Doctor Octopus was always my favorite Spidey villain, and this movie portrayed him -- especially in the fight scenes -- perfectly. I'm 56 years old, and remember a time well before they could put superheroes on the big screen (or the TV screen, for that matter) and do justice to it. The exciting still-images in a Marvel comic, well, they just couldn't replicate that in live-action scenes. Nowadays, with CGI and expert stunt-work, they CAN make a Marvel comic come to life, and when they have a great script with great characters, they can begin to realize what our imaginations only could've done back in the day. Seeing Spidey battling Doc Ock amongst New York City skyscrapers -- and especially the train sequence -- man, that was a dream-come-true for a a Marvel fan from way back.
SON??? HOLY MOLY!! CONGRATS, DUDE!! U GONNA BE A GREAT FATHAH!!!
his son is gonna grow in a really optimistic environment :o
+coveruplies And geeky parents! What a lucky dude >
This is my favorite Spider-Man movie of all time. It greatly explores the conflict between Peter Parker and Spider-Man. The way Spidey's powers failed due to psychological issues and emotional trauma/stress was perfect. I'm glad they didn't go with some Macguffin like Kryptonite or a "Neogenic Recombinator" to achieve this. It was that crowning moment of character development and closure when he finally got his powers back, when his responsibilities caught up to him ;)
I also love the way Tobey played a "loser" that Peter Parker was here. He wasn't some dashingly handsome prince waiting to become a knight in shining armor. He wasn't a skateboarding punk with popularity and an obnoxious way of displaying his intelligence (*cough cough* Andrew Garfield). He was the everyman, of sorts, before getting bitten by the spider. He was the kind of character who had to earn everything after suffering so much; he was never handed anything except the powers. And even then, those powers came with strings attached, so it wasn't like Spidey was a Gary Stu in that sense.
4:32 Good to see Mr. Davenport is in this movie, (I checked and that’s actually him.) Only real legends will understand that flashback to our childhoods.
Oh my god as soon as I saw him I started looking through the comments for someone else who did!!
That’s a throwback 😂
This movie is brilliant. No but's no nothing.
Frikin Records you’re absolutely right
But-
@@robl0xgamer258 No.
@@josephskelatin3943 its brilliant, but people don't like this movie alot, so why can't we not like something? Are you afraid we might diss your movie? Sad
@@robl0xgamer258 I'm *literally* making a joke...?
This, this will always be the best Spider-Man movie to date...always.
Guilherme Almeida Well, let's wait and see how Homecoming does. Even though Sony can't make trailers for shit and already gave away the whole movie.
Bryce Bitetti the scene with spiderman holding the ship together is reminiscent of the train scene in this movie
Guilherme Almeida Homecoming will not be better I already know it
Tunde it'll be good but not great to surpass this film
Guilherme Almeida Homecoming
This is a small detail, but I love the smooth transitions (and mix) with the CGI and practical affects with the mechanical, arms. Rami knew what he was doing 👍👌🤘
11:01
great video dude but "Maiming" and "Paralyzing" definitly fall under the definition of "hurting."
you guys are the best!!!!!! keep up with the great work!!!
please do:
1) Frozen
2) Jack Reacher never go back
3) National Treasure 1 and 2
4) Ghostbusters
5) the huntsmen winters war
6) Kung fu panda 2 and 3
7) Speed
8) Indiana Jones
9) star wars 4,5,6
10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!!!
"Peter Parker... huh. Brilliant but lazy." Absolutely loved that point in the film.
14:21 first guy next to John on the right. That looks like C.D. Barnes. Voice actor for Spidey in the 90's animated series!
SHOCKER
I just love the Train Scene!
*"I will not die a monster."*
*"Hey Peter."*
Well technically...he's not really dead anymore...
@@jayfeather278 well he was never really dead since we never see all the metal get destroyed plus the sun is actully a portal where he going across multiverse and so yeah he never actually died since it wouldn’t have hurt anything more than a few structures
@@jared2879 lol theory
no way home doc ock may not even be the same doc ock of this universe
@@Jay_D_Ashe they literally confirm he the say person in no way home so I don’t see why you’re laughing
@@jared2879 it's the same character or an alternate sam raimi doc ock?
because original sam raimi doc ock died so they may have made a sam raimi reality copy where he didn't die
I will be really disappointed if you don't name your son EdWIN
eustaquio olimpico Or EdSIN
Kienker desin and edwin if twins
I agree
WINston!
Christian Valour winsON
winSON
i can't wait for you to do spider-man 3
hé hé, thats why i can't wait for him to defend it, i mean, i can understand why people hated this film, but for me who loves sam raimi style, the third one is for me the best of guilty pleasure, thought i agree that venom sucked (but hey, sam raimi didn't want to put him in the movie, but the producers forced him)
yeah, what I have seen about the complaints on Venom is that he is like a two part conflict. first part is the symbiote suit and then the next movie is Venom, thats how the animate shows do it anyway so a movie adaptation could use the same setup.
Antoine Rougier Spiderman 3 isn't that bad.
still better than the "Amazing Spider-Man" saga
I was a kid back when I saw 3, with no comic book knowledge and Venom was terrifying. Honest. And that entire church sequence still is unforgettable. Today, when I watch it again, the movie feels rushed. But first impressions, so yea this movie needs a good CinemaWins defense.
12:47 the emphasis on New York with the "You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us!" in the first movie is there for the same reason the film release was delayed and they stopped showing the promo with the helicopter.
I think the line “I will not die a monster.” deserves a win all it’s own. Alfred Molina carries the performance as Otto Octavius and this one final line shows that he was every bit as good as Spider-Man in his heart. Plus, this line gives me chills literally every time I hear it.
This movie was my childhood
Siraj Khatib. It was my first movie to see in cinema when i was 10: CHILDHOOD WITH BIG LETTERS !!!!
Same I watched it 52 times when i was a kid.
Siraj Khatib and the game was so GOOOD ERMAGHERD!!
Jay Jay i still am a kid and watch it a lot
This is my second favorite superhero movie after the winter soldier
12:03 "Phil had been in plenty of things since the 90s including being a regular on Mad TV"
TBH, since I share your undying love for MGS franchise, I'm a little disappointed that you didn't mentioned his work as Vamp in MSG 2 and 4. ❤
The Whole Movie.
The holy trilogy
Ooh the new video on CinemaCins
spp im the 666liked
Oh boy yeah
Basically
I grew up with this trilogy. It was my first real intro to the world of superheroes. I can't wait for you to win the third one because that's always been a guilty pleasure of mine. I enjoy it, despite its flaws.
this movie feels so much more spiderman than Homecoming, i didnt really think homecoming felt like a spiderman movie at all, just felt like another MCU movie with spiderman in it, whereas spiderman 2 feels like the comic came to life
Nope
@@robl0xgamer258 why
@@Herofromthesky just because mcu spiderman isn't like maguire, doesn't make him less of spiderman and Peter parker, hes comic accurate to the Ditko and John Romita Sr. Spiderman comics (at least with the suit) and his age (15) checks out, cause spiderman got his powers at 15, look I love maguire, but could people please stop stating things that aren't true/valid to mcu spiderman
@@robl0xgamer258 he wasn’t comparing actors tho. He was comparing the movies itself. He said it didn’t feel Spider-Man. And it really doesn’t.
@@Herofromthesky oh, sorry :
Fantastic movie. Great casting, cinematography, story, and most of all, fun...
13:55 when I saw that as a kid I was like "Why can't he just swim back up?" And my brother said "Well the tentacles are propably pretty heavy"
I have to say I was born in 97 so I was watching these movies when I was in about 3rd grade, and I enjoyed these movies as a kid but as an adult you grow to really appreciate the subtly and the metaphorical subtext interwoven into the story, in retrospect it was really obvious but as a kid you don't get it, really a timeless movie series. Also Kirsten dunst will forever and always be the best MJ and her hair should always be red.
Spider Man 2 was such a great movie
WHAT THE HELL, THEY CHANGED THE GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
This is worst than the George Lucas Star Wars changes.
Joe Cromarty It’s the blu Ray cut. Karmas a bitch for not buying dvd and being a man of class. 😎
@@thatperformer3879 it's actually because this is Spider-Man 2.1 (an extended cut for Spider-Man 2). So they just used an alternate take.
GoOoOoOOOOOOOOOO
5:35
this movie is a masterpiece. i just rewatched this movie yesterday it's such a perfect film.
even the soundtrack is such a timeless classic it perfectly fit so well with the film. sigh damn i love this movie!
Great video. Great movie. Great trilogy. Great superhero. One complaint. Fox didn't make the Sam Raimi Spider-man trilogy: Sony did. Other than that, awesome. Six thumbs way way up.
XD the lest part of your comment
That scream before saving MJ is always a win! 😎
Sam Raimi must love people who scream
I’m surprised this channel didn’t recognize that Sam raimi specifically directed the hospital/surgery scene as a nod to his evil dead films. The zoom in to the chainsaw, the quick camera zooms to the face, the nurse screaming while being dragged into the darkness and the first person view of the robotic arms which is the exact same as the first person shots of the evil moving through the forest.
Regardless of schedule, congratulations on the impending Baby!
Am I the only one that actually *liked* Spiderman 3?
It's better than TASM2.
christianled59 Nope, right here!
It's a guilty pleasure for me. I can still enjoy it, but I'm not blind to its flaws. I do think some of the things it gets crap for are blown out of proportions, though.
Lol I think that montage is friggin hilarious
christianled59 Nope cause I liked it too 😉. Which is why I hope cinemawins will do a video on it soon.
I love how there was no dialogue from him when it was time for the famous laugh ( 6:15 ). Just a solid win.
You going to send your new son to the Prometheus school of running from things?
Be better to get him to subscribe to the Pan theory of gravity, and more fun. :)
Tyson Chiswell many enroll few can graduate
These videos are great. For a brief shining moment any negativity caused by such films melts away. It gives me hope hope that the DC movies are beyond saving. I could be wrong but I'm gonna hold on for just a bit longer.
13:19 I love this moment. The thing that sells it for me is the two ways he says "listen to me now." The first time, it's so submissive. Hes asking, hell hes practically begging the arms to listen to what hes saying. Then the second times, hes commanding. He isnt asking for anything. He is telling the arms, "I am in charge, and you will obey me." And Alfred Molina freakin sells it
Congrats on having a son. Take however long you need.
Double Soul Productions i
Take A Break .
You will only be forgiven for not releasing videos if you ensure your son grows up seeing the positive sides of films like you and your wife do.
I think one of the most underrated win that this movie gets is the first shot and the last shot of the movie. The first shot shows Mary Jane on the left side of a billboard that has a white background while the last shot shows Mary Jane on the right side of an aging house that looks decrepit. I interpret this as Mary Jane growing as a character and finally being able to understand the situation Peter is in(not sure of this though).
2:42 if you look closely,you can see tears in his eyes
Come on guys 3 wasn't that bad, It's a pretty fun movie. You should do a everything great about 3.
o.k.
Commander Shepard that was hilarious
Commander Shepard those are the best part (i'm serious)
Yeah. It was silly, but the others were also silly.
He just did it.
I really adore that Raimi makes his worlds so lively. People react to things and say stuff like "GO GET HIM SPIDEY".. It makes the scenes so uplifting and delightful
Best Spider-Man movie. No doubt about it.
Annnnd....the best superhero movie (For me) to date
You knew someone were gonna disregard your personal opinion and mention The Dark Knight. Yes, I am that guy
usinggoogleplusOK yep I totally expected it loool. Love that movie but Spider man 2, on top of being an actual amazing super hero move, also is a movie I watched as a child in the theatre. I hold it very near and dear to my heart.
usinggoogleplusOK this and the dark knight are tied for first in my list
Alex Ross did the art at the beginning. He cannot do wrong.
The attention to detail is insane in the Sam rami films
I didnt realize that the lights on the arms when did said "listen to me now" turned from red to white
Another great video! Congrats on your son dude!
I love this movie so freaking much. It really stands out from other super hero movies because of it's heart. My favorite superhero movie and one of my favorite movies in general.
I will not die a monster such a powerful line. Many of us see become the monster but to die a hero even unsung you'll be remembered
Easily the best Spiderman film.
Spidey 3 best Spidey no argument >:(
The train scene was one of the best action scenes in a superhero movies
So spiderman 2 train scene is top notch from start to finish. All the emotions are felt during the scene.
"Sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most, even our dreams."
Peter kept his love for MJ bottled up, and he lost his power, as it was really all in his head. But once he finally gave up what he wanted most (to be with her), he gave a final answer, and said he didn't love her. He may not have been telling the truth, but he let it out, it was no longer bottled up. As soon as he gave up what he wanted, his power returned, as we saw his spider sense kick in.
@val myeon no he lost it bc of stress