I think the scene where Peter is crying over Uncle Ben's body and instantly goes from sad to pissed when he decides to go after the shooter is well acted.
The actor playing Uncle Ben during his death scene kills me everytime. Him tearing up as his last moments of life flys away. Chokes me up everytime and one of the best acted deaths ever in movies
People like to make fun of Toby's crying face, but he captures real grief, sorrow, and anger so well! It makes me emotional. And uncle Ben's performance too. That half smile he does with tears in his eyes gets me every time.
@@betterlatethannever4529 yeah the spoilers are horrendous. Im lucky i saw it yesterday, knowing absolutely nothing about any leaks. For the first time it was truly a surprise!
Stealphie if it came out in 2000 it would be a 19 year old movie (given it came out towards the end of the year). But no, it came out in 2002 and it’s a 17 year old film
The fact that both MJ and Mr. Osborn both tell Peter “Don’t tell Harry.” Poor Harry. I mean, Peter just accidentally kept impressing everyone more than him. Harry was so submissive to his Dad and just wanted his love. Sucks. Rich kids and parent issues.
My favourite part of this movie is that Jameson lying to Green Goblin about where he got the pictures. It's just such a simple moment of characterization that is so unexpected and I love it.
@@ulisesxavier1116 That perfectly encapsulates New York City for you. We're kind but not nice and we tend to look out for our own. Not everyone is good but there's a good amount of good ones out there
Gotta tell you man. Love your optimism. I think we as a society have been obsessed for so long with negative criticism. I feel like that's the only time that people really want to give their criticism. I digress. All I'm saying is that there is a lot more negative criticism than positive. And it really opens a newer, happier tone to watching movies when you actually take the time to watch how movies are done well. Thank you for this kind of channel! In the days of "everybody's a critic," we need this kind of channel in all our lives.
actually in the comics spiderman is able to climb wall because of static energy, spiders use something called Van der Waals force, an electrostatic force that attracts all surfaces on a molecular level. Spiders have tiny hairs on their feet, and each hair causes a slight bond to a surface that's not much on its own. However, the thousands of hairs multiply that force until it can support the spider's weight,just wanna put it out there
That's multiple points tbh. As great as Rami's Spidey movies are (3 has some excellent moments), New York itself never really felt as much of a character like it is in the comics. This moment was really the only time (along with the train scene in 2). It's a beautiful message, but it was even more important when it came out. We all know this came out after 9/11. For those who don't remember, the twin towers were in the early marketing for the film. So the line "You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us" really impacted people. The film came out during a time when people needed hope. When people needed to smile. I think it's why it broke so many records at the time. Not only was it a great film, but like Spider-Man himself, it came when we needed it most.
A few other missed Wins: Spidey's fight against Bone Saw McGraw (Randy Savage), especially with Peter nailing spider-man's snarky personality for the first time. Defoe so easily piecing together that Peter's Spider-Man Gobby's attack on Aunt May
Toby was like perfect amount of spider man ripped. He was absolutely jacked and lean but not huge and still kinda thin and light. Perfect body type for the character.
You know, thanks so much for this channel. It's easy to be cynical or artificial about stuff these days, but it's really refreshing to see someone talk about genuinely liking something. Movies don't have to be perfect 10/10 masterpieces for us to enjoy them and people too often get lost in review scores or box office scores and forget that. Keep it up!
And not only is he fantastic at not being depressed like the rest of us, he is knowledgable! :D 10/10 Totally underrated channel, and totally underrated outlook.
100%! agree! I mean, I'm all for making fun of things, even things I like, but sometimes it's nice to also just be completely positive about something from time to time :P
The Cinemasins crew still love these movies, they keep saying that they're just messing around to make a fun video, and most of the time it's good. As for this channel, I'm not sure if I should like or dislike it. The guy is pretty good, can be funny, has a cute dog + seems to know his shit most of the time... but ripping another channel off so openly, without asking the Cinemasins dudes if he could first, is kind of a dick move. Damn, how did you happy subscribers solve this dilemma?
One time in high school my teacher asked the class what the difference between slander and libel was. One JJ delivered "vocab lesson" later, my friend looked at me and whispered, "did you just answer a political systems question with a Spider-Man quote?"
@@sgtsongbird lmao why would I have included the “I resent that” part? She didn’t accuse me of slander, she asked what the difference was. “Slander is spoken. In print, it’s libel.” No need to include the irrelevant scraps of the quote. Unless you believe that whenever somebody quotes a movie, they’re always going to include the full context. Because if so, that kinda dialogue would be pretty clunky in real life: “can anybody tell me the difference between slander and libel?” “It is not. I resent that. Slander is spoken. In print, it’s libel.” Like that just sounds silly. So don’t be such a silly little goose in TH-cam comment sections.
@@ImQuirkless The outfit MJ is wearing on the field trip isn't an exact replica of it, but it's a pretty clear homage to Gwen's signature green cardigan, blank top, and purple skirt. MJ instead has on a green cardigan, purple top, and jeans
My favorite scene in this movie is the people on the bridge revolting against Goblin. It was powerful to see them accept Spider-Man as the hero, and they support him. “You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us.” Power in unity. Spider-Man truly is a great film and I agreed with all of your points.
The Movie was good but it was to realistic with Peter Parker having no Confidence and been picked on and what not. Maybe they it would be good to had some realism but it was to realistic to the point were it was it a bit to intense for Me. They should have found d a balance. It's a Marvel movie it doesn't necessarily need to be realistic or intense and the ones with Tobey Maguire are. Good movies but also bring back bad memories of high school and shy to me. And now the recent spider man movies are just what?? Seem like I cant win really. I'll stick with the Cartoons and maybe the Comics
I love that scene where JJ protects Parker coz it actually is representative of him in the comics. JJ once paid all of Parker’s legal fees for him when he was on trial.
I was today years old when I found out that Eddie's existence was foreshadowed years before his actual appearance. This trilogy is amazing (pun intended) to look back on
Cinema Wins philosophy: Life is beautiful, everything is happy and GREAT! Cinema Sins philosophy: Go to hell, screw you... NO MOVIE IS WITHOUT SIN!!!!!!!!! 😈😈😈😈
Reiss Hozak You've got a point. It depends on the perspective of the viewer. Cinema Sins usually likes looking deep into film, and pay attention to every single detail and frame, to find a flaw. Cinema Wins on the other hand, points out the good in each film while still taking in consideration attention to detail and looking past it's flaws. It is still a great way to value the quality of film while not looking at it's flaws completely. They are like two opposing ideals that all coincide with one idea. Thanks for replying.
@@-maxgomez.1134 Looks into every frame? My dude, with how many times he makes massive glaring mistakes I'm not even sure he watches the movies he critiques.
*libel, but yeah, it's such a good moment because it demonstrates J. Jonah Jameson's pride, even into arrogance, for his work, but also his assumed father/mentor relationship with Peter: he objects to the incorrect thing in anger (Peter saying "slander") but then softens into a teaching mode to correct Peter.
13:07 There's a whole deleted scene of Spiderman catching an out-of-control helicopter by spinning a net in between the twin towers. Was seen as too close to the attack, so they scrapped it.
@@RaptorNX01 It could’ve. It definitely feels like it was supposed to be the big reveal of his costume. If you watch the movie you’ll notice he just sort of shows up, he doesn’t have a big introduction in his costume. I’m guessing the two towers was supposed to be that moment, but they cut it since it was too close to 9/11.
At 2:37, that scene was one of the first to be filmed then production stopped for 8 months so Tobey could get ripped then filming continued. To hide his body when he was meant to be skinny Parker, they just used baggy clothes. No CGI needed, just pure 100% Maguire.
10:16 In this scene we see Norman in Spider-man's colors, Peter in The Green Goblins colors, as well as Harry in both of their colors. Sam Raimi, the subtly master.
Yeh tobey is a little older but itll be cool if they make a more experienced version but if hes still a teen itll be epic since already like 30 in the last film anyway playing a teen
803 3abie teen? LOL he was in college in Spider-Man 2 and he graduated high school after a few minutes in the first film. Since he wasn’t in high school that long in the movies, it works for his age.
Hugh Chester I like 3 better than 2, and I like 2 only slightly less than everyone else. 1's still my favorite by a country mile. 3 did edit out too many important scenes, but 2 drags a bit in the middle.
Hugh Chester Not everyone hates it, it did really well at the box office (I think record breaking at the time). I know box office success doesn't equal amazing quality, but I think people tend to exaggerate how bad it supposedly is.
Spider-man 3 was not bad it just did not anywhere near live up to 1&2, but there were some realy bad moments, I especialy hated the attempted acting by news reporters over the final fight, I realy hope americian news reporters do not usualy sound like that, the UK ones certainly do not
Words can’t describe how much I love this trilogy Toby will always be my spider-man no one can or will ever replace him as the best peter Parker/spider-man and yes who ever says I’m saying these things out of nostalgia you’re completely right. My opinion is 100% biased
Thanks for reminding me that I actually really really loved the first Spiderman movie when I was a teenager. Everything you said about it was true. Your commentary brought me back to when I first saw it, and I was just giddy the whole time because... IT WAS A FRIKKIN SPIDERMAN MOVIE!!
Actually even though I've been reading the comics for years, I find that the organic web shooters are much more practical and they make more sense with the spider bite.
Oh, definitely. When I stopped and thought about it, Spider-man 3 actually did a pretty great job of juggling all the villains and intersecting the plotlines. It's just the execution were they screwed up, like Eddie's wining, Peter's dancing, and Gwen's... well, everything about Gwen. The only stuff they messed up was the stuff related to the Symbiote. My theory is that Raimi was ticked by the Studio forcing him to include Venom, so he deliberately sabotaged it. If he wanted to, he could have made it pretty awesome. In terms of the plot, though, it was perfect.
^Spider-Man 3 has some excellent moments for sure. People just get hung up on dancing Pete and Eric Forman as Venom.. But I'll never forget Harry and Peter working together in the end. It still gives me chills.
Two wins that should’ve been included: 1. I missed the part where that’s my problem. 2. Uncle Ben says he knows he’s not Peter’s father and Peter tells him to stop pretending that he is. Then after Norman tells Peter that he’d be a father to him, Peter says “I have a father. His name was Ben Parker.” Great character development
The Real Michael Garcia They sold the rights of Spiderman to Marvel , so he could become part of the MCU right? Sony has no Rights to Spiderman anymore. Marvel has the rights and they made the new "Spiderman Homecoming" movie.
My fav spidey series Honestly Toby does a way better representation of Peter than others, Peter is supposed to be the shy nerdy kid and in other movies he just seems like hes meant to be the popular kids but just plays an underdog..
peter in the comics isnt the shy nerdy kid after he gets bit though. especially once he enters college hes not that type of person anymore. you can have your opinion but your opinion isnt based on any facts. tobeys peter is accurate at the very beginning, andrews portrayal of spiderman is also accurate for the beginning with his quips, he was a dick at first. the point is: all the movies have things they did right and things they did wrong. they also had likable things and nonlikable things. tobeys peter being accurate is a lie tho
The organic webbing corrects a glaring flaw in the comics. He's Spiderman. What's the #1 thing everyone things about when they think of spiders? Yes, webs. That Parker didn't gain that power makes no sense. Not does the fact that a high-school kid, however bright, knocks up a super-strong, flexible, webbing plus shooters in his bedroom.
Sorry to reply late, but using that logic he should shoot webs out of his ass. He invented the Web Shooters through studies made by his father, which was later ret-conned in basically every iteration.
Ah, but you see, Nick261, Spidey's already got something below the belt that shoots sticky, white stuff. To add another 'thing that shoots sticky, white stuff' down there would just cause confusion at all the wrong times.
Damn, Nick is the most wrong out of all of them lol. Someone read too much Ultimate Spider-Man, post 2000 stuff. Peter was already a genius, a big way they portrayed that was his inventing the web shooters and the fluid used in them. They were not a simple contraption at all, and his webbing was something he tried to make money with later. They pretty much laughed at him when they found out it wasn't permanent. Wayyyyyy later they said he naturally knew how to make webbing because of his powers, but I was always fine with the whole "He's a fucking genius thing" lol. One thing you can never sleep on is how intelligent Spidey is.
This movie came out a couple of months after my grandfather passed away and 9/11, I was in kindergarten, and my mom and I both cried like babies over uncle ben. Also, since this movie was delayed due to 9/11 the bridge scene and the final swing with spidey landing on the flag pole really captured the mood regarding New York’s comeback and togetherness after. During the montage there’s some workers from “the pile” where the debris from the towers laid for many years after the attacks. More wins for you @cinemawins
13:13 For me, the key to a good superhero movie RELIES on the audience being able to like the character BEFORE they become a hero. That's what the Origin Story needs to accomplish. This movie did it so well, and so many of the best Marvel Films followed the same concept. I loved Steve before he got juiced. I thought Tony was hilarious before he put on the armor. It's vital!
That’s why I don’t like The Amazing Spider-Man. I don’t like Peter in that movie before or after he got bit, because he had none of the traits that made this Peter special to me.
I love this movie This movie was the reason Spider-Man becoming my favorite character. I was so interested I watched the 1980 Spider-Man’s and 1999 episodes of spider man on Netflix. I been a fan of Spider-Man since I was 3, and now 10 years later he is still my favorite character. If I ever got to meet spidey, I would tell him I looked up to him, my whole entire life. And thanks for being my hero.
Coming back to watching this after seeing No Way Home. I can't wait till the movie comes to DVD so we can see CinemaWin's review of it and I know it's gonna be a blast~!
Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: When Peter uses his newfound strength to finally stand up to Flash Thompson, he dishes out a massive Curb-Stomp Battle in front of a mass of onlookers. Instead of being praised for his bravery: *however, everyone watching (including Mary Jane) is understandably freaked out.* After all, a normal high school student like Peter shouldn't be able to perform such feats of strength at his age.
This movie honestly makes me so happy, and if it wasn't for this movie, I don't think I would be who I am. My channel is more Spider-Man than anything. And I couldn't be more excited for Homecoming. Also rest in peace to the Spider-Man and Dr. Pepper relationship 2002-2017, now Pepsi is with marvel. (if you don't know what I mean, Dr. Pepper was a sponsor for the Spider-Man movies, and vice versa, but now DC has Dr. Pepper because of Wonder Woman, I'm rambling now, have a good day)
You forgot about the line "My story is not for the faint of heart." I thought that line made it sound like we were about to watch something dramatic. Sure it wasn't all that dark, but I liked that but still thought it was dark enough to be engaging.
1:51 It literally tells you on the screen what the different rung pairs mean. Red: Physical strength, web strenght. Blue: Jumping, speed. Green: The "spider-sense" aka pre-cognition, speed (again for some reason...)
5:24 How cool is it that you can pause and read that article (at least most of it) and have it actually make sense and expand the world of the film? It’s like reading the excerpts at the end of Watchmen’s book chapters. Also: the costume design montage might be my favorite scene of the movie. The editing, overlapping shots, and the score all work perfectly to create that sense of inspiration and wonder as Peter first begins his path to becoming Spider-Man
cinemawins i love you. you are always positive and optimistik about movies. here is a challenge. make a video about transformers 2007. i would really appriciate that. cause i feel like im the only one who likes those movies. i just want someone to give these movies some credit. (would anyone like a video of the movie?)
i dont know why people hate tobi’s spider man so much, it was my first experience with super heroes and connections to comics and this fantasy world when i was a kid and i was just overall amazed by it, but i guess im biased. still though, these movies we watch as kids and stick to us throughout the time will always have a special place in our hearts, it does for me.
@@anthonyhenderson3625 that’s fair, i think nostalgia is a really powerful thing lmao itll have u overlook bad cgi or acting or anything, i do love tom and andrew’s spideys too
The Godfather imo Toby was the better Peter and Garfield the better Spider-man. Holland seems to finally get the balancing between the two right, and his jokeyness can be attributed to the fact we're finally getting a Spider-man that's actually around the age to still be a convincing high school student and as such is considerably less mature and experienced than the prior incarnations set to film.
Tobey's version isn't accurate to Spidey though. Spidey's a motormouth, joking a mile a minute, usually specifically TO annoy his enemies, keep them off balance and make them get sloppy. In Civil War, Holland was less about the jokes and more about the geeking out and fanboying, so hopefully that changes in Homecoming. Basically, Tobey was a good Peter, and Andrew was a good Spidey, now we just have to wait and see how Tom does in his own movie.
Raime's Spider-Man is not one of the best comic book movies. It's THE best of the comic book movies. Despite some changes to the origin material like the web-shooters, it captured Peter and Spidey in a well-balanced measure. Also, people need to stop dissing Spider-Man 3. It wasn't bad, it they probably should've kept it to one villain otherwise it's great on its own.
The sin of Spiderman 3 was too many villains. Guess they didn't figure it out when they made The Amazing Spiderman 2. We can only wonder if the Marvel cinematic universe is going to learn...
The Amazing Spiderman movies were absolute garbage...Homecoming seems to be going in the right direction. Tobey Maguire will forever be the best though.
it probably would've been better if sandman and somebody else maybe dock ock were in 4 seeing as both were rather nice villains not being entirely evil leaving just venom and harry osbourne for the jekyll and hyde theme which venom pulls off extremely well. eddie brock venom was the best villain since all of them. we really haven't had a bad villain in the 3 sam raimi films we've had.
Holy crap!! I had never noticed you could hear him run across the windows!!! And they even had the timing right given his distance from MJ!!! You just gave me a new reason for loving this movie.....
Possibly unpopular opinion, I prefer the organic/vein web shooters over the built/techno ones. While the built ones are more comic accurate I think the organic ones feel more natural and make sense as a part of his powers.
I think the scene where Peter is crying over Uncle Ben's body and instantly goes from sad to pissed when he decides to go after the shooter is well acted.
Yeah, it’s epic. That scene along with the music is still one of the very best scenes ever in a movie for me.
MetsGiantsRangersKnicksNYSports that’s the scene that created Spider-Man
It really is one of the best scenes in all of cinema history. I get chills and goosebumps every time god I’m feel weird just thinking about it.
The actor playing Uncle Ben during his death scene kills me everytime. Him tearing up as his last moments of life flys away. Chokes me up everytime and one of the best acted deaths ever in movies
People like to make fun of Toby's crying face, but he captures real grief, sorrow, and anger so well! It makes me emotional. And uncle Ben's performance too. That half smile he does with tears in his eyes gets me every time.
“He could play spider man at 60”
Well no way home proves 20 years later he’s still perfect
William Defoe loved this role. The dude was so dedicated to embodying the switch between Goblin and Osborn throughout the film
@@seventycross0yt175 literally one of the only 3 reasons I'm hyped for NoWayHome
@@betterlatethannever4529 what did you think of NWH?
Haven't seen it yet. TH-cam thumbnails have been, making spoilers abundant. I don't remember it being this infested with spoilers during Endgame.
@@betterlatethannever4529 yeah the spoilers are horrendous. Im lucky i saw it yesterday, knowing absolutely nothing about any leaks. For the first time it was truly a surprise!
@@datboi3577 I think its one of the worst movies i've scene. Don't attack me, its just my opinion.
You missed out during Dinner, Peter wore Goblins colours, Norman wore Spider Mans colours and Harry wore a mixture of both
YeezusNavas Wow never noticed that until now. That's pretty cool.
YeezusNavas someone's been watching Chris Stuckman 😏
SuicideCyborgy - Who in the hell is Chris Stuckman?
Do you think it might mean anything?
Tim Murphy He is a TH-camr who reviews films, he really likes Spiderman 1 and 2
*sees 15 year old superhero movie*
CinemaWins: You know, I'm something of a critic myself
17 year old*
Stealphie if it came out in 2000 it would be a 19 year old movie (given it came out towards the end of the year). But no, it came out in 2002 and it’s a 17 year old film
@Low Quality Productions lmao
@Stealphie yes
@@burnoverme I see you know when it was made!
You know, I’m something of a spidey fan myself!
CinWins: "Tobey can play Spiderman into his sixties."
Spidey Fans waiting for No Way Home: "YES YES YES YES YES YES!"
Well that aged amazingly
Spider-man fans when THAT scene happened: NO NO NO NO NO NO!
@@taylorowens3721 What scene?
@@t-800o no idea bully maguire was great
@@t-800o Stabbed
I think we can officially say that Tobey has the best "Woo-Hoos" out of all superheroes.
The sims
No, Michael Jackson does !
@@bluefire9147 same 😂😂
blur - song 2
Someone hasnt watched spiderverse yet.
The fact that both MJ and Mr. Osborn both tell Peter “Don’t tell Harry.” Poor Harry. I mean, Peter just accidentally kept impressing everyone more than him. Harry was so submissive to his Dad and just wanted his love. Sucks. Rich kids and parent issues.
:(
Feels bad, man
My favourite part of this movie is that Jameson lying to Green Goblin about where he got the pictures. It's just such a simple moment of characterization that is so unexpected and I love it.
Best casting ever is between J.K. Simons as J. Jonah and Sir Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier. Can't decide which is better.
RDJ As tony stark, even Stan lee couldn't imagine a better actor for iron man.
Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool because even Deadpool couldn’t think of better casting
Tom holland for spiderman
Hugh jackman as wolverine
RDJ as iron man. He practically IS Tony Stark
How you gonna leave out the “YOU MESS WITH SPIDEY YOU MESS WITH NEW YORK” scene? That’s my favorite cheesy but awesome moment!
It's cheesy because Goblin doesn't just go "Okay" and toss a bomb at them, lol
Jargon Madjin ha
He covers it in spidey 2
It should be worth like 3 wins given the reshoot was because of 9/11 and it was meant to be cathartic and comforting post-attack.
@@ulisesxavier1116 That perfectly encapsulates New York City for you. We're kind but not nice and we tend to look out for our own. Not everyone is good but there's a good amount of good ones out there
“Oh”
The greatest last words of all time
FunnyMadd Games I like “Cunt” from Game of Throne.
“You’re shit at dying, you know that?”
*last word :)
I think his last words are actually "Don't tell Harry."
facts
I still would’ve uttered a “shit” after that oh
Gotta tell you man. Love your optimism. I think we as a society have been obsessed for so long with negative criticism. I feel like that's the only time that people really want to give their criticism. I digress. All I'm saying is that there is a lot more negative criticism than positive. And it really opens a newer, happier tone to watching movies when you actually take the time to watch how movies are done well. Thank you for this kind of channel! In the days of "everybody's a critic," we need this kind of channel in all our lives.
Agreed
Austin King That’s debatable.
@Austin King in no way that homecoming is better than this
Dana3605 in some ways it is
You say we live in a society obsessed with negative criticism, I disagree
I think we live in a society
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actually in the comics spiderman is able to climb wall because of static energy, spiders use something called Van der Waals force, an electrostatic force that attracts all surfaces on a molecular level. Spiders have tiny hairs on their feet, and each hair causes a slight bond to a surface that's not much on its own. However, the thousands of hairs multiply that force until it can support the spider's weight,just wanna put it out there
Thx
That certainly does explain the brief focus that the film has on the small hairs growing on Peter's hands in that one scene.
Jose Silva Yeaah science !
Wow I didn’t know that
@@TheKiza02 if that's the case shouldn't he not have anything on his hands and feet so he can stick
Omg I can't believe I never got the "had a bite" pun until now
Same here actually, lol
Me neither.
It actually flew by so fast, I barely noticed it!
Different movie, but I never noticed a SINGLE pun in the lion king until I rewatched it as a teenager. Guess I was a dumb kid.
same
Another win: when the civilians came to Spider-Man's rescue on the bridge.
Ding +1
That's multiple points tbh. As great as Rami's Spidey movies are (3 has some excellent moments), New York itself never really felt as much of a character like it is in the comics.
This moment was really the only time (along with the train scene in 2). It's a beautiful message, but it was even more important when it came out. We all know this came out after 9/11. For those who don't remember, the twin towers were in the early marketing for the film. So the line "You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us" really impacted people.
The film came out during a time when people needed hope. When people needed to smile. I think it's why it broke so many records at the time. Not only was it a great film, but like Spider-Man himself, it came when we needed it most.
mind. BLOWN
A few other missed Wins:
Spidey's fight against Bone Saw McGraw (Randy Savage), especially with Peter nailing spider-man's snarky personality for the first time.
Defoe so easily piecing together that Peter's Spider-Man
Gobby's attack on Aunt May
Master Yoda wait a minute didn't yoda die
Toby was like perfect amount of spider man ripped. He was absolutely jacked and lean but not huge and still kinda thin and light. Perfect body type for the character.
No one talks about the line “I had a father, his name was Ben Parker”
Yes!
"Godspeed spider-man"
@@Guyettejohn 👀
*Flip*
😳
@@sumthingwikked4257 "oh"
@@Guyettejohn Peter... 😟
Don't tell Harry. 💀
I like this channel better than Cinemasins.
Not a compliment. Cinemasins is pure garbage.
Nooooo
@@nope5657 why?
@@nope5657 When cinemasins gives your favourite movie a bunch of sins
Yeah, definitely prefer cinema wins. He at least gives you facts and a deeper look into why he's giving something a win, if it needs explanation.
You know, thanks so much for this channel. It's easy to be cynical or artificial about stuff these days, but it's really refreshing to see someone talk about genuinely liking something. Movies don't have to be perfect 10/10 masterpieces for us to enjoy them and people too often get lost in review scores or box office scores and forget that.
Keep it up!
I totally agree!
And not only is he fantastic at not being depressed like the rest of us, he is knowledgable! :D
10/10
Totally underrated channel, and totally underrated outlook.
100%! agree! I mean, I'm all for making fun of things, even things I like, but sometimes it's nice to also just be completely positive about something from time to time :P
Having appreciation for some of the worst movies can be fun.
The Cinemasins crew still love these movies, they keep saying that they're just messing around to make a fun video, and most of the time it's good.
As for this channel, I'm not sure if I should like or dislike it.
The guy is pretty good, can be funny, has a cute dog + seems to know his shit most of the time... but ripping another channel off so openly, without asking the Cinemasins dudes if he could first, is kind of a dick move.
Damn, how did you happy subscribers solve this dilemma?
One time in high school my teacher asked the class what the difference between slander and libel was. One JJ delivered "vocab lesson" later, my friend looked at me and whispered, "did you just answer a political systems question with a Spider-Man quote?"
You told your professor you resented being asked to answer a question? And you didn't get thrown out?
R/thathappened
@@sgtsongbird lmao why would I have included the “I resent that” part? She didn’t accuse me of slander, she asked what the difference was. “Slander is spoken. In print, it’s libel.” No need to include the irrelevant scraps of the quote. Unless you believe that whenever somebody quotes a movie, they’re always going to include the full context. Because if so, that kinda dialogue would be pretty clunky in real life: “can anybody tell me the difference between slander and libel?” “It is not. I resent that. Slander is spoken. In print, it’s libel.” Like that just sounds silly. So don’t be such a silly little goose in TH-cam comment sections.
@@FuzzyEgo #defensive
Gotta be sharp in the cerebellum these days.
Genius
(Rice spills) *UNCLE BEN*
"There's only room for ONE Uncle Ben in this town. . ."
**Gun Shot**
I love that MJ got to wear Gwen's iconic outfit to show that she was supposed to be a mix of the two characters.
i know ur comment is from 4 years ago, but which outfit? the pink one?
@@ImQuirkless i think they’re talking about the one she’s wearing during the field trip?
@@ImQuirkless The outfit MJ is wearing on the field trip isn't an exact replica of it, but it's a pretty clear homage to Gwen's signature green cardigan, blank top, and purple skirt. MJ instead has on a green cardigan, purple top, and jeans
It’s comforting knowing that this is officially the first MCU film now
Wait, what?
Don't you mean MCM (Marvel Cinematic Multiverse)
@@deadpoolrockz6410 even counting the multiverse, it still isn’t the first
@@zame-osomething5096 I think that would be Blade?
@@justincummings8557 I think so too
114th win: Burning most of Spiderman's face just to reveal more emotions behind the mask.
Wow that was actually really smart man wow
They should have had less suit throughout, we couldn't see any facial expressions in the film
@@hollyg7346 IDK we got quite a lot of meme material (without context ofc) from Toby, I'd say he was quite expressive.
My favorite scene in this movie is the people on the bridge revolting against Goblin. It was powerful to see them accept Spider-Man as the hero, and they support him. “You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us.” Power in unity. Spider-Man truly is a great film and I agreed with all of your points.
7:45 "there is still time for Spiderman 4" oh wow that aged perfectly. So excited for them all to team up.
This J.J.Jamonsin was so perfect that they could not find anyone else to do him
Not since, not now, not ever
Even in the MCU, they'd have to get J. Jonah Jameson to be played by J.K. Simmons
@@loganbigmo and boom, they did
@@loganbigmo YES they did whoop
The Movie was good but it was to realistic with Peter Parker having no Confidence and been picked on and what not. Maybe they it would be good to had some realism but it was to realistic to the point were it was it a bit to intense for Me. They should have found d a balance. It's a Marvel movie it doesn't necessarily need to be realistic or intense and the ones with Tobey Maguire are. Good movies but also bring back bad memories of high school and shy to me. And now the recent spider man movies are just what?? Seem like I cant win really. I'll stick with the Cartoons and maybe the Comics
I love that scene where JJ protects Parker coz it actually is representative of him in the comics. JJ once paid all of Parker’s legal fees for him when he was on trial.
I was today years old when I found out that Eddie's existence was foreshadowed years before his actual appearance. This trilogy is amazing (pun intended) to look back on
This movie literally taught me the difference between slander and libel and I never forgot it since I was like 10 years old
"Tobey can play Peter Parker well into his 60s."
Well at least into his 40s now.
Wresting Announcer: 'The Amazing Spider Man!'
Me: 'You're about... ten years too early'
Or about...40 years late?
Cinema Wins philosophy: Life is beautiful, everything is happy and GREAT!
Cinema Sins philosophy: Go to hell, screw you... NO MOVIE IS WITHOUT SIN!!!!!!!!! 😈😈😈😈
Reiss Hozak You've got a point. It depends on the perspective of the viewer. Cinema Sins usually likes looking deep into film, and pay attention to every single detail and frame, to find a flaw. Cinema Wins on the other hand, points out the good in each film while still taking in consideration attention to detail and looking past it's flaws. It is still a great way to value the quality of film while not looking at it's flaws completely. They are like two opposing ideals that all coincide with one idea. Thanks for replying.
AND these two philosophies can co-exist.
@@-maxgomez.1134 Cinema sins is literally a joke
@@-maxgomez.1134 Looks into every frame? My dude, with how many times he makes massive glaring mistakes I'm not even sure he watches the movies he critiques.
Birdman: I'm your Huckleberry, Jeremy.
I'd say Normans glider is a win because it looks so cool
Would you believe that in Goblin's first comic appearance he used a broomstick? It wasn't until his second outing that he took up the iconic glider
@@JargonMadjin trust me it wouldn't be that hard to believe for the Harry Potter fans..... LOL....
And the fact that Willem Dafoe performed 90% of his own stunts
@@lemmythebulldog8812 Really..... Cool...
I didn't knew that... It's quite amazing as he wasn't even much young at that time.....
"That's slander!"
"It is not! I resent that!
...slander is spoken. In print it's lible."
Made me legitimately burst out with laughter.
*libel, but yeah, it's such a good moment because it demonstrates J. Jonah Jameson's pride, even into arrogance, for his work, but also his assumed father/mentor relationship with Peter: he objects to the incorrect thing in anger (Peter saying "slander") but then softens into a teaching mode to correct Peter.
Peter: Ok, it's Libel.
Spider-man was breaking records before IMax and 3d showings were being pushed so heavily with 13-17 dollar ticket sales.
Everything GREAT about Spider-Man: EVERYTHING
Team T I
Yeah, WAY better than the lackluster reboots.
Team T What does it matter to you anyway?
EVERYTHING
Team T that’s a funny joke
nothing
8:27 “see that’s how you save someone without killing them. It’s all about the bounce” poor Andrew 😭
Andrew is good now :’)
I mean he tried it, not with him with Gwen
“Tobey could play Peter Parker into his 60s” oh you were not wrong my friend
He’s actually only 46
13:07
There's a whole deleted scene of Spiderman catching an out-of-control helicopter by spinning a net in between the twin towers.
Was seen as too close to the attack, so they scrapped it.
that was just a scene made for the teaser trailer, it was never part of the movie.
Max S. No shit, thanks for a bit of trivia that everybody who has seen the movie already knows.
@@misaeltoral508 Not everyone
@really bitch it was filmed in 2001
@@RaptorNX01 It could’ve. It definitely feels like it was supposed to be the big reveal of his costume. If you watch the movie you’ll notice he just sort of shows up, he doesn’t have a big introduction in his costume. I’m guessing the two towers was supposed to be that moment, but they cut it since it was too close to 9/11.
At 2:37, that scene was one of the first to be filmed then production stopped for 8 months so Tobey could get ripped then filming continued. To hide his body when he was meant to be skinny Parker, they just used baggy clothes. No CGI needed, just pure 100% Maguire.
10:16 In this scene we see Norman in Spider-man's colors, Peter in The Green Goblins colors, as well as Harry in both of their colors. Sam Raimi, the subtly master.
Who is still hoping after all this years that they make a spiderman 4!
Me....Im so freaking ready for it!!!!
Marquinda Witts sammee
Yeh tobey is a little older but itll be cool if they make a more experienced version but if hes still a teen itll be epic since already like 30 in the last film anyway playing a teen
803 3abie teen? LOL he was in college in Spider-Man 2 and he graduated high school after a few minutes in the first film. Since he wasn’t in high school that long in the movies, it works for his age.
@@MrWeclaw8 true to me it wouldn't matter the age(my opinion) any thing but mcu spiderman
"tobey could play peter until his 60's!"
tobey in his late 40's: i can, and i will
"Slander is spoken - in print it's libel."
I love Spider-Man 3.. So don't go into it thinking everyone hates.
Hugh Chester I like 3 better than 2, and I like 2 only slightly less than everyone else. 1's still my favorite by a country mile.
3 did edit out too many important scenes, but 2 drags a bit in the middle.
Hugh Chester Not everyone hates it, it did really well at the box office (I think record breaking at the time). I know box office success doesn't equal amazing quality, but I think people tend to exaggerate how bad it supposedly is.
It was well made. Topher Grace was just to puny and week. The dancing was a bit too, well, ugh. But, good movie nonetheless.
Daniel Almodovar Rico I would recommend you see "You're wrong about Spider-Man 3" by Escapist Movies. Sums up my argument nicely.
Spider-man 3 was not bad it just did not anywhere near live up to 1&2, but there were some realy bad moments, I especialy hated the attempted acting by news reporters over the final fight, I realy hope americian news reporters do not usualy sound like that, the UK ones certainly do not
"Tobey could play Spider-Man into his sixties." ahhh 2021 what a year
He’s only 46 now
"here's a picture of my dog"
the most ive laughed in a cinemawins video ever
Joseph Devera CinemaWins.....doesn't even care XD
*DING!*
"A Willephant never forgets"
(2 movies later) "Why haven't you killed Peter Parker?"
Words can’t describe how much I love this trilogy Toby will always be my spider-man no one can or will ever replace him as the best peter Parker/spider-man and yes who ever says I’m saying these things out of nostalgia you’re completely right. My opinion is 100% biased
Lol but the second one is a legitimately great movie. I love this trilogy too
Thanks for reminding me that I actually really really loved the first Spiderman movie when I was a teenager.
Everything you said about it was true. Your commentary brought me back to when I first saw it, and I was just giddy the whole time because... IT WAS A FRIKKIN SPIDERMAN MOVIE!!
I like how this channel isn't just a ripoff of Cinema Sins, but he also talks about why the movie is great for a good chunk of the video.
It's made by the same people, same with gaming sins/wins
Ray no it’s not
Ray No it’s not?
he saves that for the end and he has a completely different tone and style than cinemasins
I would be more than happy with Spiderman 4 with Tobey.
That was the cutest dog I have ever seen in my life.
Actually even though I've been reading the comics for years, I find that the organic web shooters are much more practical and they make more sense with the spider bite.
This is my favorite Stan Lee cameo. He created so many heroes and we get to see him be one by pulling the kid out of the way. RIP Stan.
“Tobey can plan Peter Parker into his 60s”
Well… not quite 60, but…
Your points are fantastic and it's a joy to listen to you rant! Please do Fight Club at some time in the future!
The man who played Uncle Ben in this movie will FOREVER be thee uncle ben in my book SIMPLE
Cliff Robertson who is now dead
Ah, one of my favourite childhood movies and overall movies of all time!
My favourite superhero movie aside from The Dark Knight and Logan
Me too! Well, except the Dark Knight...
I liked spider man 3 and l can't see why people hate it. It had venom. There is no such thing as too many villains
Jeremy Knaack God I wouldn't be surprised if that video was around 30 mins or less :D
There are just so many wins to it
Oh, definitely. When I stopped and thought about it, Spider-man 3 actually did a pretty great job of juggling all the villains and intersecting the plotlines. It's just the execution were they screwed up, like Eddie's wining, Peter's dancing, and Gwen's... well, everything about Gwen. The only stuff they messed up was the stuff related to the Symbiote. My theory is that Raimi was ticked by the Studio forcing him to include Venom, so he deliberately sabotaged it. If he wanted to, he could have made it pretty awesome. In terms of the plot, though, it was perfect.
^Spider-Man 3 has some excellent moments for sure. People just get hung up on dancing Pete and Eric Forman as Venom.. But I'll never forget Harry and Peter working together in the end. It still gives me chills.
You Forgot The Part When The People Come To Spidey's Rescue On The Bridge
1:05 This aged well
we need a spiderverse series which involves Toby and Andrew
a spider verse movie is in the works, but i don't know if these people are in any way involved
Also tom
Greetings from the future! Into the Spider-Verse was awe inspiringly good.
Andrew sucked lol. Tobey and Tom are the best actors.
Mecha Jaraxxus Tom is awful... Andrew was great but still had flaws.
Wow. Just wow. This movie came out so long ago but still holds itself as one of the best origin movie
Two wins that should’ve been included:
1. I missed the part where that’s my problem.
2. Uncle Ben says he knows he’s not Peter’s father and Peter tells him to stop pretending that he is. Then after Norman tells Peter that he’d be a father to him, Peter says “I have a father. His name was Ben Parker.” Great character development
last time I was this early Sony was making good spiderman films
THE COOLEST KID EVER what are you talking about?
they are making Spiderman homecoming right now
The Real Michael Garcia With Marvel's help
The Real Michael Garcia They sold the rights of Spiderman to Marvel , so he could become part of the MCU right? Sony has no Rights to Spiderman anymore. Marvel has the rights and they made the new "Spiderman Homecoming" movie.
an I am extremely hyped for it but have been let down by films before. I don't want to jump the gun aha but the odds are...It will be great
laz kar. no, spiderman was in civil was as a partnership, sony is still making homecoming them selves but with input from Marvel.
J.k. Simmons. Wow. If any one hates him he'll BURN YOUR HOUSE DOWN!
The best part about it is that JK was still playing the Skinhead Vern Schillinger in OZ.
Then, he'll love the smell of a kicked ass in the morning
WITH
THE
L E M O N S
My fav spidey series
Honestly Toby does a way better representation of Peter than others, Peter is supposed to be the shy nerdy kid and in other movies he just seems like hes meant to be the popular kids but just plays an underdog..
Besides nobody will ever top the aunt may and uncle ben from this series
peter in the comics isnt the shy nerdy kid after he gets bit though. especially once he enters college hes not that type of person anymore. you can have your opinion but your opinion isnt based on any facts. tobeys peter is accurate at the very beginning, andrews portrayal of spiderman is also accurate for the beginning with his quips, he was a dick at first.
the point is: all the movies have things they did right and things they did wrong. they also had likable things and nonlikable things. tobeys peter being accurate is a lie tho
The organic webbing corrects a glaring flaw in the comics. He's Spiderman. What's the #1 thing everyone things about when they think of spiders? Yes, webs. That Parker didn't gain that power makes no sense. Not does the fact that a high-school kid, however bright, knocks up a super-strong, flexible, webbing plus shooters in his bedroom.
to be fair, ASM got around that by saying he stole the webbing itself, but did make the web shooters himself.
still, i like the organic ones better.
Sorry to reply late, but using that logic he should shoot webs out of his ass. He invented the Web Shooters through studies made by his father, which was later ret-conned in basically every iteration.
Ah, but you see, Nick261, Spidey's already got something below the belt that shoots sticky, white stuff. To add another 'thing that shoots sticky, white stuff' down there would just cause confusion at all the wrong times.
Nick261 Don't remember that in Amazing Fantasy 15
Damn, Nick is the most wrong out of all of them lol. Someone read too much Ultimate Spider-Man, post 2000 stuff. Peter was already a genius, a big way they portrayed that was his inventing the web shooters and the fluid used in them. They were not a simple contraption at all, and his webbing was something he tried to make money with later. They pretty much laughed at him when they found out it wasn't permanent. Wayyyyyy later they said he naturally knew how to make webbing because of his powers, but I was always fine with the whole "He's a fucking genius thing" lol. One thing you can never sleep on is how intelligent Spidey is.
Do Everything Great About MegaMind! :D
Yeah! I love that movie!
yas plz
1Metalshadow Two minds speak alike!
1Metalshadow YES
Yes!! :3
This movie came out a couple of months after my grandfather passed away and 9/11, I was in kindergarten, and my mom and I both cried like babies over uncle ben. Also, since this movie was delayed due to 9/11 the bridge scene and the final swing with spidey landing on the flag pole really captured the mood regarding New York’s comeback and togetherness after. During the montage there’s some workers from “the pile” where the debris from the towers laid for many years after the attacks. More wins for you @cinemawins
13:13 For me, the key to a good superhero movie RELIES on the audience being able to like the character BEFORE they become a hero.
That's what the Origin Story needs to accomplish. This movie did it so well, and so many of the best Marvel Films followed the same concept.
I loved Steve before he got juiced. I thought Tony was hilarious before he put on the armor.
It's vital!
That’s why I don’t like The Amazing Spider-Man. I don’t like Peter in that movie before or after he got bit, because he had none of the traits that made this Peter special to me.
5:34 BONESAW IS READYYYYYYYY!!
I love this movie
This movie was the reason Spider-Man becoming my favorite character.
I was so interested I watched the 1980 Spider-Man’s and 1999 episodes of spider man on Netflix.
I been a fan of Spider-Man since I was 3, and now 10 years later he is still my favorite character. If I ever got to meet spidey, I would tell him I looked up to him, my whole entire life. And thanks for being my hero.
0:58 now cut to 2021 where he’s playing spider-man when he’s 46 years old
Coming back to watching this after seeing No Way Home.
I can't wait till the movie comes to DVD so we can see CinemaWin's review of it and I know it's gonna be a blast~!
Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: When Peter uses his newfound strength to finally stand up to Flash Thompson, he dishes out a massive Curb-Stomp Battle in front of a mass of onlookers. Instead of being praised for his bravery: *however, everyone watching (including Mary Jane) is understandably freaked out.* After all, a normal high school student like Peter shouldn't be able to perform such feats of strength at his age.
1:05 coming back from NWH, I have to agree with you.
This movie honestly makes me so happy, and if it wasn't for this movie, I don't think I would be who I am. My channel is more Spider-Man than anything. And I couldn't be more excited for Homecoming. Also rest in peace to the Spider-Man and Dr. Pepper relationship 2002-2017, now Pepsi is with marvel. (if you don't know what I mean, Dr. Pepper was a sponsor for the Spider-Man movies, and vice versa, but now DC has Dr. Pepper because of Wonder Woman, I'm rambling now, have a good day)
Elijah - PickleFISH96
You forgot about the line "My story is not for the faint of heart." I thought that line made it sound like we were about to watch something dramatic. Sure it wasn't all that dark, but I liked that but still thought it was dark enough to be engaging.
5:36 "The Flying Dutchman" Isn't that the name of Davy Jones's ship from Pirates of the Carribbean?
Planetary Nebulae and spongebob
And the actual story that it's based on (which was around cape town in south Africa, not The Caribbean)
1:51 It literally tells you on the screen what the different rung pairs mean.
Red: Physical strength, web strenght.
Blue: Jumping, speed.
Green: The "spider-sense" aka pre-cognition, speed (again for some reason...)
5:24 How cool is it that you can pause and read that article (at least most of it) and have it actually make sense and expand the world of the film? It’s like reading the excerpts at the end of Watchmen’s book chapters.
Also: the costume design montage might be my favorite scene of the movie. The editing, overlapping shots, and the score all work perfectly to create that sense of inspiration and wonder as Peter first begins his path to becoming Spider-Man
cinemawins i love you. you are always positive and optimistik about movies. here is a challenge. make a video about transformers 2007. i would really appriciate that. cause i feel like im the only one who likes those movies. i just want someone to give these movies some credit.
(would anyone like a video of the movie?)
Harry the cat they're more a case of a "broken base"
Harry the cat I feel the same, I don't know why but I love the films
PJ McNeely its probably the action amd nostalgia
It was actually my first movie in a theatre, so it makes sense
PJ McNeely i was actually introduced with g1 and this movie to the franchise. thats probably why i sometimes DO complain about problems with it
The fact this movie is cannon in the mcu now is amazing
1:04 Heeey, that statement means something now!
7:39 This has the potential to age wonderfully
i dont know why people hate tobi’s spider man so much, it was my first experience with super heroes and connections to comics and this fantasy world when i was a kid and i was just overall amazed by it, but i guess im biased. still though, these movies we watch as kids and stick to us throughout the time will always have a special place in our hearts, it does for me.
Because he didn't have a whole lot of quips and one liners like Tom and Andrew did
@@anthonyhenderson3625
that’s fair, i think nostalgia is a really powerful thing lmao itll have u overlook bad cgi or acting or anything, i do love tom and andrew’s spideys too
When Jameson says:
It is not! I resent that . Slander is spoken.
He reminds me of Ben Mendolsen
"Everything great about the better of the Spiderman series."
CheesyBread You mean Spider-Man 2?
Harvey Dent Two face Hello there
The Godfather
imo Toby was the better Peter and Garfield the better Spider-man.
Holland seems to finally get the balancing between the two right, and his jokeyness can be attributed to the fact we're finally getting a Spider-man that's actually around the age to still be a convincing high school student and as such is considerably less mature and experienced than the prior incarnations set to film.
Tobey's version isn't accurate to Spidey though. Spidey's a motormouth, joking a mile a minute, usually specifically TO annoy his enemies, keep them off balance and make them get sloppy. In Civil War, Holland was less about the jokes and more about the geeking out and fanboying, so hopefully that changes in Homecoming.
Basically, Tobey was a good Peter, and Andrew was a good Spidey, now we just have to wait and see how Tom does in his own movie.
I have high hopes for Holland's Spidey. At least this time around they let him be the genius he is & actually INVENT his web fluid.
Thank you for reminding me why I loved this Spider-Man.
3:27 Imagine that in the 156th take, they forgot to start recording.
Coming back to this after seeing No Way Home, you have no idea how right you are on these points!
Raime's Spider-Man is not one of the best comic book movies. It's THE best of the comic book movies. Despite some changes to the origin material like the web-shooters, it captured Peter and Spidey in a well-balanced measure. Also, people need to stop dissing Spider-Man 3. It wasn't bad, it they probably should've kept it to one villain otherwise it's great on its own.
TheHoenheim I love Sandman
The sin of Spiderman 3 was too many villains. Guess they didn't figure it out when they made The Amazing Spiderman 2. We can only wonder if the Marvel cinematic universe is going to learn...
The Amazing Spiderman movies were absolute garbage...Homecoming seems to be going in the right direction. Tobey Maguire will forever be the best though.
Have you seen scott pilgrim? Talkin about best comic book movie
it probably would've been better if sandman and somebody else maybe dock ock were in 4 seeing as both were rather nice villains not being entirely evil leaving just venom and harry osbourne for the jekyll and hyde theme which venom pulls off extremely well. eddie brock venom was the best villain since all of them. we really haven't had a bad villain in the 3 sam raimi films we've had.
Holy crap!! I had never noticed you could hear him run across the windows!!! And they even had the timing right given his distance from MJ!!! You just gave me a new reason for loving this movie.....
“ Tobey can play Peter Parker into his 60s, No way home foreshadowing. WIN “
"Best spider man movie of all time depending on Homecoming"
Spider man into the spider verse - "Hold my beer"
And it hadn't delivered
Spider-Man 2: Hold my case of beer.
Spiderverse is overrated
S2 > Homecoming > S1 > Spiderverse > Far From Home > TAS > S3 > TAS 2 (The only legitimately bad one)
@@925263 disagree, but your opinion
I grew up watching this movie and uncle Ben really reminded me of my grandfather so when he died in the movie it hit me hard
Possibly unpopular opinion, I prefer the organic/vein web shooters over the built/techno ones. While the built ones are more comic accurate I think the organic ones feel more natural and make sense as a part of his powers.