Gotta be Andrew he portrays Peter in the suit and the fights insanely better than both them, but Tobey hold mad nostalgia points for just really being my childhood and first live action superhero movie I genuinely thought was great
@@king_supreme1102 people forget that Andrew is based off of ultimate Peter and Spiderman not the classic 616 Spidey. So in reality he's great at both.
For me it's by far Andrew Garfield. As someone who grew up with Spider-Man comics and the animated show Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends from the 80's (even though I was born in 2004), the Raimi films were never my first introduction to the character unlike some people and so I was never as emotionally attached to that version and I can't say I particularly cared for Tobey Maguire in the role or Kirsten Dunst as MJ. I much more preferred Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy. To this day there has not been a live action Spider-Man who's voice actually makes me think of the character's speech bubbles in the comics like he did.
I definitely didn’t mind Andrew Garfield and those Spider-Man movies but I feel like his his portrayal of Peter isn’t how he is in any other media or film, he doesn’t really act like a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man he acts a lil too cool and cocky, that movie is really cinematic and has really cool shots and that fight with the lizard is awesome but it’s just not the strongest characters and story, the rami movies actually made me feel something when i watched them, they’re goofy but in a way that doesn’t get old, they’re the first movies I grew up with too, I was born in 2004 also btw
@@gagesullivan8693 You can say the same about Tobey's Spider-Man. His Spider-Man doesn't have much of a personality and when he is fighting he is always only using brawn and doesn't use his intellect whatsoever.
Tobey is my favorite movie Spider-Man because he basically made me the person I am today. Plus he taught me life lessons and I could just relate his version of Peter the most
@comiclads I totally agree. If it wasn't for Superhero movies like Tobey Spider-Man trilogy and Blade, and X-Men we wouldn't even have things like the MCU or even the dark knight
@@comiclads what i hate most about tom hollands spiderman is his suit. I can't believe they changed the absolute beauty of iron suit in the comics yellow and red to this boring stale desaturated colors with useless lame patterns, and most importantly, how he always feels like a side character.
I 100% agree with everything you guys said. Andrew Garfield also said in the actors on actor’s interview that he didn’t want his Peter Parker portrayed to that way. He said that he wanted His Spider-Man/Peter Parker to be exactly like the comics but Sony told him to shut up and that he didn’t know how to direct so he never showed up for The Amazing Spider-Man 3. He could’ve had the 3rd film but he didn’t want Sony to continue to tarnish the character that we love and also who he loves.
Andrew is by far the best. He’s the one who I think managed to get the personality right with both Peter and Spidey. He actually looks like Peter in the comics. While I prefer the action scenes in the Raimi films, I think Andrew looks the most Spidery in his action scenes. He also has the best swinging sequences.
I think the reason the Tom Holland movies didn't give us many swinging scenes is because we'd already seen them a lot before with Andrew and Toby and those movies were trying to show us something new instead of the same thing we've seen before.
I think they still undersold it a bit. There were good ones at the end of Far From Home and the beginning of No Way Home. For sure. But I agree that they didn’t want to focus on it because it would’ve been too similar to Andrew.
I think in general Tom's spider-man just watching those movies (not saying it's a bad thing) they really tried to not repeat alot of what the previous movies did. Not alot of web swinging, not establishing characters like Curt Connors or The Osborns, focusing more on the high school aspect of Spider-man more than the others that barely focus on his high school life, Barely mentioning Uncle Ben.
its not because they didnt want them to be like the other it was because they tried spider-man to make him "learning". In older movies he learns to swing perfectly in 1 week or even 1 day. But in Tom Hollands Spiderman he is more of a jumper and becomes a swinger bits by bits. which I like but also dislike because it takes long path to become a swinger and it takes away one of the most iconc things spider-man does... swinging...
What people I remember when homecoming came out . Everyone was saying that he was the best spider man and Sony getting backlash for putting him out of the mcu .
Tom Hollands Spiderman sucks. As an actor Tom has the potential to be the best Spiderman but the direction they took him in the mcu is so terribly written that he just can't be considered the best
Honestly my favorite on-screen Spider-Man is hard to decide. All three of them play the same character but in different ways, on one hand I love Tobey's dorky Peter and his much more stoic Spider-Man, the other I love Andrew's odd Peter and his quippy Spider-Man, and the third I love Tom's energetic Peter and quirky Spider-Man. I literally can't pick one.
My favorite Spider-Man is Andrew because Andrew was quick-witted he embodied the confidence and sarcastic qualities of Spider-Man and you are still a genius smart but he he wasn't like Tom's where he got all this technologyfrom Tony Stark he actually had to make it it's pretty nice to see I wish you would get a new movie really wish it's him with venom
Andrew is the best. If the one main criticism is he's too cool and good looking, I really don't think there's much bad to say about him. Besides, Peter Parker has often been drawn as a stud in comics over the last few years, and he was depicting a modern day Spider-Man. He nailed the awkward charm Peter has and never seemed as if he knew he was a model, to me anyway. He played a convincing introvert and he had a tragic childhood to back it up with. Not saying Tobey's didn't either, but the loss of his parents wasn't something that was really touched on. Tobey was too awkward for my tastes and a bit dry, he had no humour about him when he had the mask on and that's a big part of Spider-Man. You could tell Andrew loved being in that suit and that really helped with the fun attitude Spidey has. Plus, Peter Parker is supposed to be a genius, he's not just your everyday kid. Andrew pulled off that angle convincingly too. I think a lot can be said about how he stole the show in No Way Home. The real issue with his Spider-Man wasn't his fault, he just had poor material to work with. His first film was mediocre and his second was awful. Toby had two really solid films, especially Spider-Man 2. Even as bad as 3 is, it has became an iconic meme at this point. But all that said, if you put Andrew in the Raimi trilogy, people would love him. I personally think he'd make the films even better, not that Tobey was bad. I liked him but to me there was always just something missing with his incarnation of Spider-Man. I think he maybe fit into the everyday dork persona too well? Andrew's portrayal really gave me that sense of wonder I had as a kid. On a side note, Holland didn't even give me the sense that he's a convincing nerd, nevermind Spider-Man. I mean come on, he can't even recall the title of The Empire Strikes Back. He has a Palatine lego figurine but can't name one of the original Star Wars films?
A note about that old issue where the Avengers consider Spidey for membership, that is the issue where Spider-Man learns that the Hulk is actually Bruce Banner. That's why Spidey tells the Avengers that he couldn't find the Hulk. He DID find the Hulk (it was his initiation test, to bring the Hulk in) but he lied because they thought they would arrest Banner or otherwise hurt him. He didn't know that they wanted to help Hulk.
For me personally it's Andrew Garfield, I grew up watching his movies first and I like him the most he has the best suit, the best action, the best humor and I feel he's been through the most amount of loss out of any Spider-Man and the people he lost are also the same people comic book Spidey lost as in Uncle Ben, George Stacy and Gwen. His Peter definitely needed some work I get the criticism of him being way too attractive and him coming across as too confident or extroverted but one thing I like about him is how intelligent he was.
Garfield truly solidified himself in my mind as the definitive Spider-Man after several scenes. In TASM 1, it was the bridge scene, and in TASM 2, it was his interaction with the kid being bullied for his science project. You could argue it was only because Garfield was by generational timing “MY spider-man” nd so by nature I can relate more, nd mayb ur right, all ik is that out of the three, I can identify with Garfield’s depiction more, and to me, the essence of Spider-Man is relatability. That’s what’s so beautiful about his character, we can all have our own one true Spider-Man. js so happens to be Garfield is mine.
Im in just total agreement with this video, Tobey has a great trilogy, Andrew was robbed of his last movie, oh and those animated versions of you guys are awesome and fun 👍
Andrew Garfield is by far the best. Andrew and Emma Stone, as Peter and Gwen, are also by far, have the most intense and deep relationship of any of the other two relationships.
They can do the hot Peter, but it needs to be done in stages. He absolutely needs to be the nerdy loser, but after a few years slowly use his confidence as a hero change his appearance to look/dress better
Yall deserve much more recognition and views. Love yalls videos and vibe. Just seems like two friends that grew up like brothers and some really good research and views while like addressing when they have hot takes. Also thanks for putting me on to Tom King fellas
A bit late to the party on this one but, new subscriber guys; keep up the great work! But ah, yeah, this topic just reminds me of the feeling those original Sam Raimi/Toby Maguire Spider-Man movies gave me. Like, just as an example, during the final fight against the Goblin in the first one, when the score just cuts out completely, and it's just Spidey getting a brutal beatdown until Norman does the dumb supervillain thing and threatens the hero's loved ones. It's so visceral and real, and the blows have such genuine impact; like you can feel the punches to the face yourself. Such great films.
My personal favourite is Andrew Garfield. The way people say they grew up with Tobey's Spider-Man was how it was for me and TASM 1. I will say that the first Spider-Man movie I ever watched on tv was the 3rd Tobey movie, and it was good, but I only ever watched it a couple of times, not enough to get attached. But TASM 1 was the 1st Spider-Man movie I ever owned (through completely...ummm...legal means). I remember watching it almost every Friday after school to start the weekend off right. Andrew was just so fun and interesting as Spider-Man and Gwen was one of my first serious crushes as a kid. Infact, I remember the only reason I hated TASM 2 was because they killed off Gwen and it bummed me out as a kid. Sure now as an adult (apparently) I can see the flaws in both movies. They're not perfect and Spider-Man 2 is probably the best Spider-Man movie ever in terms of story. But I still have a great love for TASM 1 and Andrew's Spider-Man and it's the movie I keep coming back to coz I love it so much.
I say Tobey only because it's the movie series i grew up rewatching over and over and loved. But I will say this: Andrew Garfield is definitely the best actor for spiderman, I really just dislike the second movie, despise even. I was around 12 when it released and back then didn't rate it at all. Tom Holland, like you guys said, can and probably will become the best, in fact homecoming is one of my all time favorites, I feel like it's the most relatable movie next to spiderman 2 which is what makes me at least love spiderman and peter parker in the first place
Tobey, definitely. There were aspects of Andrew that were, in their ways, improvements to a Spider-Man story, but those films didn't have the Heart that the Raimi trilogy did. For example, the time dedicated to hunting down the guy who shot Uncle Ben. That was great. And if it had been in the OG Spider-Man movie, I think it would have served the story better than the Catching Criminals Montage. But at the end of the day, Tobey's Spider-Man encapsulated a person driven by a need to both overcome his personal failings and live up to the memory of a beloved father figure. That's Spider-Man. The quips and attitude are a nice touch, but they flow from a pain that won't heal. Tobey sells that better than Andrew ever did.
Spider-Man 2 got every aspect of Peter Parker life going downhill as Spider-Man git more popular. Then when he decides to be Spider-Man no more the way the city is starting to fall a part without their hero just did it for me. And the chemistry between Peter and his villians just were so fitting. I think Sandman should've been the main villian in 3 but all 3 together tells an very compelling story. I also love how the movies hint that May knows Peter is Spider-Man but she just never acknowledged it
Saying Holland's 3 movies are his origin story reminds of the first 3 Craig Bond flicks. Casino Royale ends with the Bond theme finally playing for the first time in the film to announce "yeah, ok, *now* he's the Bond you know" and i'm like "ok, yeah, I buy that." And then Quantom of Solace and Skyfall hold the Bond theme until the end of the film as if to be like "wait, no, *now* he's the real Bond."
Honestly I think it’d be a much more heated debate deciding the best live action Batman or even Superman. In general, I think everyone agrees on the order for the 3 Spideys.
7:45 I’d beg to differ with that cuz I’m in high school rn and even tho I think I’m pretty good looking guy, I’m not very popular. Popularity doesn’t equal attractiveness or vice-versa.
It’s not just the looks. Andrew’s Peter seems to have more confidence than he should pre spider bite. Take his first interaction with Flash. While I do think Peter would have tried to step up to him in order to help someone else, Andrew just didn’t come off as hesitant as he should have. I will say, he expression of anger towards flash after Ben’s death was my favorite interaction between the two
I always thought Spider-Man 3 was overhated and not nearly as bad as some people made it out to be. Sure, the story is a little cluttered and some of the villains (especially Eddie Brock) are underdeveloped but it was still enjoyable overall.
Andrews my favorite. I get why people think the skateboarding made him seem "cool" but understand this. Rodney Mullen the inventor of most street skating tricks, a true legend and innovator to skateboarding was a lonely kid on a farm that didn't fit in with other sports... Sound familiar? Skateboarding today is widely recognized and has finally progressed and gained its earned respect being in the Olympics and all. But initially skateboarding was for those individuals who were loners. The whole idea of skateboarding was you didn't need a team. When the first The Amazing Spider -Man came out March Webb's idea was this.. Nerd no longer has the same meaning as it did pre 2000s. Pre 2000s nerds were bullied, not accepted etc... Now we still have a long way to go 😂 but the term "nerd" has become a more socially acceptable way of life. So marc web decided to make Andrews Peter more of an outcast. Not just a nerd but someone who didn't fit in.
For me it’s andrew, yes tobey was there but i resonated more with andrews movies as a 5 year old, and now that i’m older some of what andrew portrayed in the original tasm definitely reflects with me
While I can see where you're coming from I disagree with Tom's position. I think he does great playing a spidy AND Peter Parker in the MCU. For someone who wants to stay in the neighborhood he has to fight planet level threats and he gets frustrated. It's good to see the teenaged character act like that. Especially in 3 when he tries to kill G.G. before saving him makes him almost the most human and relatable of all the spider men. But I also respect your reasoning.
Despite Andrew’s and Tom’s performances, it’s ironic that Spider-Man hasn’t been played by an American in 15 years lol. The physics on Garfield’s suit as clothing are the best, even tho I like the texture of Toby’s more.
Tobey is the best. And I really love the 3rd movie with its themes of revenge, hate, forgiveness and redemption it's very emotional...yes there is a lot going on but I think it all worked out pretty good. The movie was very misunderstood but nowadays more appreatiated...also I love the costume designs!
My favorite is Tobey Maguire and my favorite spider-man suit is Tom Halland and my favorite web shooters are Andrew Garfield I also like how Tobey made his webshooters
For me Tobey has always been my Spiderman since I was a kid. Him and Keaton are the first Spiderman actors I ever really got into, might be a bit of nostalgia.
CERTIFIED CHAD OPINION 💯 Maguire's Spider-Man 2 is not only the greatest Live Action Spidey film but the greatest Solo Live Action Superhero film. Its only remote competitor is the Dark Knight which should speak volumes. Spidey 2 perfectly captures the essence of everything Spiderman was meant to be. Its such an introspective, emotional character piece the likes of which we typically only see in art films, with all the added appeal of a well crafted Superhero Action film. You guys articulated very well what makes this film special. Its the truest essence of the "Everyman's Superhero". This is what makes Tobeys Spiderman the greatest spiderman. It has nothing to do with his looks or action - the movies he was in just truly understood the essence of Spiderman in a way that we havent seen again in live action, and Tobey was well equipped to convey that turmoil, grief, depression, love, kindness, and honor to audiences. I watched the entire Raimi trilogy with my 13 year old brother (we have a big age gap) a few months ago because he really liked the Spiderverse movies and expressed a lot of interest in Spiderman lore and I was so happy that he was actually blown away by the films, even tho he initially was off put by the older visual effects, he was actually frightened by Dafoes Goblin and by the time we got to Spidey vs Ock on the train, he was cheering outloud for Pete. Top quality art is truly timeless.
Ngl I highly disagree about the Tom Holland spidey fights. I thoroughly enjoy his fights against Mysterio and Green Goblin. They're easily some of the best scripted and choreographed fights out of all of the three movie series.
I grew up watching Raimi Spiderman and I loved him. I used to know every dialogue in Spiderman 2... but as I grew up and grew up with the Spiderman comics I found in TASM my definitive life action Spidey. He just is the perfect Romita era. People seem to forget that the nerdy, introverted Peter just lasted about 50 issues. Since the spider bite he builds courage, charisma and self confidence, and that makes him a lady's man. Tobey's Spiderman its just too boring, too passive and sometimes plain stupid. The problem I have with Spiderman 2 is that he's so fucking passive and let everyone to step on him all the time. And that's just frustrating bcs comic's Peter would never behave like that.
I honestly can't pick a favorite among the three, to me they are all Spider-Man. Each actor embodies a certain aspect of him, from Tobey's everyman struggles, Andrew's quips and mastery of gadgetry, and Tom's desire to always do good even when it will make things harder for him.
Only thing in this video I disagree with, respectfully, is the Gwen argument in TASM2. I actually really love how much Spider-Man can't make up his mind, it hurts so much because I can really understand that. Caught between responsibility and love, and he kept teetering on that the whole movie, and it cost him. It's both endearing and heartbreaking to see Peter struggle to stay away from Gwen like that in the movie.
I think it would have helped if they made that the 3rd film and gave us one in between them that showed him actually trying to stay away from her a bit longer. Like, they play the “will they, won’t they” game in the second movie and get back together by the end, then do the death in the 3rd.
For me, the best Spider-Man isn’t even in the movies… it’s in the cartoons & games. To me, the best Spider-Man has to go to Yuri Lowenthal, and Josh Keaton.
I'm going to have to disagree on Tom Holland. I like Tom Holland as Spider-Man. He's fun and energetic, and his movies are the most fun for me to watch. He does bring a certain youthful energy to the character I don't think we've seen a lot of in the past, and I like it. I heard that his comic accuracy varies. I don't read comics, unfortunately, so I'll say this: he fits into some part of comic Spider-Man, although I don't know which one. As for him, not doing things by himself, I hope that the new trilogy will lean more into that. I love all 3 Spider-Mans, but Tom Holland is my favorite one.
In terms of being Spiderman Andrew is easily the best. Tobey is the best Peter ig. Tom is a nice mix between the two. So overall imo Tobey is the worst Spiderman. People also aren't aware of the fact that Andrew is based off of ultimate Peter and Spiderman not the classic 616 Spidey. So I'm reality he's a very good Peter too.
Yea I will agree plus I feel his passion for the character was always present. I would argue he was the best of the 3 in NWH when you look at how he says I love you guys to Tobey and Tom it sounded sincere. Him saving MJ bringing comfort to not only him but to us the fans knowing his ok or at least his in a better position then he was sines we last saw him.
I think a lot of people don’t give too much credit to Tom. I think a lot of folks miss the point that he’s a kid, a high schooler, he is going to mess up a lot. So it’s no surprise that for 3 movies he is going to have to learn and fail. Which I can understand for I guess some people, they might find it annoying.
While I think andrew was the closest to a comic spiderman, tobeys just been too impactful, relatable or heartfelt of them all, representing the impact the comcis themselves had and what made them special, the one you can take the most from his films, but love to all 3, lucky to even have 3 spidermen as a whole
I’m confused why you talk about selfishness when it comes to Tom? This is a guy who left his own homecoming dance without hesitation (putting his relationship in jeopardy) to go do what he thought was right. This is a guy who tried to rewrite the universe so that his friends wouldn’t be banned from college because of him. Selfishness? Where? And I just don’t see what people issue is with him getting help from others. Were crossovers with him not ALWAYS common in the comics? Sure he wasn’t an Avenger in the comics for a while. But is that really a big deal? This is MCU Spider-Man, does it really matter that they adjusted him slightly to make him fit better? I can see how his arcs are not the most through-lined. But he definitely has different arcs through each film. I think he does a great job of portraying young Spider-Man. Yknow, Spider-MAN was in highschool for a long time in the comics. That’s a large part of his golden age. And now in the future, he will be a solo Spider-Man. I’m excited to see where they go with that.
Because he is selfish. In Spiderman 2 he literally wanted to give up being Spiderman to go on a field trip to Europe 😂 the REAL Peter couldn't even dream of affording a European vacation, much less abandoning his responsibilities to do it. And then he tries to abandon his responsibility with the Edith glasses to someone he barely knows, the REAL Pete would never be that naive because his tough life has made him very savvy, street smarts essentially. He's literally just a spoiled brat for the first 2 films, suckling on Daddy Starks teet. And in the third film he had growth but he was overshadowed by the two Spidermen that people actually like.
@@prolastmedia6171 well perhaps you could chalk all that up to a naive teenager that made some mistakes? They reframed the trilogy to be an origin trilogy. So while yes, he was Spider-Man for a while. He didn’t really become Spider-MAN until the end of no way home.
I agree with The Lads. I feel that Tom Hollands Spider-Man has GREAT potential to be the best ON SCENE Spider-Man. I hope they make that third movie soon and see how he has grown from the previous movies
For me Tobey was my favorite Spider-Man, I didn't like Garfield's portrayal. Peter Parker being a skater just doesn't sound right to me for some reason, Garfield also sometimes switched accents mid dialogue and I found it distracting.
Yeah totally get what you mean, also some of his dialogue, especially in the first one is really cringe but I guess thats not Garfield's fault just the writers
So that means you saw him as a bad Peter not Spiderman. Tobey is the worst Spiderman and best Peter going 616. Andrew is a excellent Spiderman and the worst Peter if going off 616. However Andrew represents ultimate universe Peter and he does a amazing job at playing that Peter.
I think we can all agree that it's an absolutely insult that Sony thought it was a good idea to give us the abomination of Madame Web, over The Amazing Spider-Man 3.
i like andrews peter more than the 3 live action. people don’t like the fact that he’s handsome for some weird reason i guess being handsome just automatically makes you confident when in the movie he isn’t really confident until gwen’s shows interest then he begins to feel more comfortable around her and we get to see our hero be less shy around people and girls like in the first scenes of TASM. andrew has the sarcasm, the subtle charisma peter has in the comics, the quick witted humor 😂, the selfish moments..etc which make him feel human. where as tobeys spider-man feels kinda like he’s perfect like he has no flaws as a person. but yea to sum it up i relate to andrews peter more than tobeys or toms. he has flaws, he can be very awkward, hard headed..etc. andrew had more of the ultimate spider-man personality from the comics which is in my opinion better than the original. people usually forget originality doesn’t equal great. i mean look “the boys” comics
For me it’s Andrew without a doubt. Tobey is the og (unless u wanna talk about Japanese spiderman) and he absolutely paved the way but ANDREW HAS SO MUCH SPIDERMAN SAUCE THE OTHERS DONT HAVE. He has his flaws as they all do but I just believe he takes the cake
The only right answer is the one who went toe to toe with Macho Man Randy savage and fking won!!!!!! Also Tom got held back by the writers. Good actor, horrible writing.
I would say Andrew is my favorite because I just felt like his hero story was the most realistic….the first couple of years as an adult I was very touched by spider man 2 with Tobey and it might be the best at depicting who spider man is supposed to be but I just never really I guess agreed with the speech aunt may gave and just felt like the way amazing spider man 2 ended was more realistic to becoming a hero. But spider man is without a doubt the best hero America ever created for me.
HARD disagree on the assertion that Tom Holland's action scenes were bad! No Way Home, against the Green Goblin in the penthouse? Seriously? That was TENSE!
On Russian TH-cam there was a huge discussion on “best” spider man from major and minor comics channels. In the end majority agreed that Andrew is the best Spider Man, Tobey is the best Peter Parker and Tom is not Spider Man yet
Peter had Jessica Jones, Betty Brant, Gwen Stacy, Black Cat, MJ, and a bunch of other women interested in him. And like the first few are from his highschool years. So in that aspect, Peter has never really been relatable. I do think keeping Andrew in the glasses and having him dress a little nerdier might have been better but they definitely wanted to differentiate from Tobey's trilogy and making him a fringe skaterboy thats kind of on the outside of the rest of his peers still definitely works for Peter. Although, thats more accurate to the "A-hole Era" of Peter where he's constantly bummed out about everyone and everything. Its definitely the worst era of Peter but i think the movies use it and change it to make Andrew's Peter very endearing. Like they show him still sticking up for the little guy in his scenes where he confronts Flash. But he's still definitely an outcast. It's probably clear that Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man and i seriously love his portrayal of the character. And if anyone deserves another movie, its definitely him (although the plans for TASM 3 were absolute crap & if they went back to make the movie, the entire thing needs a plot change)
I WOULD SAY TOBEY MAGUIRE PORTRAYAL FOR SPIDER MAN IS THE ONE TO INSPIRE US WHAT WE TRULY ARE. AS THE BIGGEST QUALITY IS NEVER ACTUALLY TO BE ABOUT ACCUARCY BUT FOR THE VALUES HE LIVES AND WHAT HE DOES AS BEHIND HIS MASK.
Raimi Spider-Man: Best villains and conflict and overall messaging. Amazing Spider-Man: Best actor and best setting MCU Spider-Man: Best costume design
Andrew is like college spider-man, Tobey is more like high school spider-man, Tom is more like the amazing spider-man run with paul (not his fault though)
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1st Spectacular Spider man then 2nd Andrew Garfield
Tom My Fav Live Action Spidey
@@ultraboy2669samee bro 😂 they got tht peter/spidey personality down
Overall Spectacular
Live action Andrew Garfield
Gotta be Andrew he portrays Peter in the suit and the fights insanely better than both them, but Tobey hold mad nostalgia points for just really being my childhood and first live action superhero movie I genuinely thought was great
Andrew Garfield is my favorite Spider-Man from his jokes and how smart he is. It's like a live Saturday morning cartoon of Spider-Man
Andrew is the closest we will probably ever get to 616 Spidey from the quips to how he fights that’s Spider-Man
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My thoughts exactly 💯
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In terms of Spider-Man, yes. But Tobey’s Peter is by far the closest to classic spider man.
@@king_supreme1102 people forget that Andrew is based off of ultimate Peter and Spiderman not the classic 616 Spidey. So in reality he's great at both.
For me it's by far Andrew Garfield. As someone who grew up with Spider-Man comics and the animated show Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends from the 80's (even though I was born in 2004), the Raimi films were never my first introduction to the character unlike some people and so I was never as emotionally attached to that version and I can't say I particularly cared for Tobey Maguire in the role or Kirsten Dunst as MJ. I much more preferred Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy. To this day there has not been a live action Spider-Man who's voice actually makes me think of the character's speech bubbles in the comics like he did.
I totally agree!!!
I definitely didn’t mind Andrew Garfield and those Spider-Man movies but I feel like his his portrayal of Peter isn’t how he is in any other media or film, he doesn’t really act like a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man he acts a lil too cool and cocky, that movie is really cinematic and has really cool shots and that fight with the lizard is awesome but it’s just not the strongest characters and story, the rami movies actually made me feel something when i watched them, they’re goofy but in a way that doesn’t get old, they’re the first movies I grew up with too, I was born in 2004 also btw
@@gagesullivan8693 You can say the same about Tobey's Spider-Man. His Spider-Man doesn't have much of a personality and when he is fighting he is always only using brawn and doesn't use his intellect whatsoever.
So you’re going off subjective favorite. Not objective.
@@king_supreme1102 Way to act like a dick.
Tobey is my favorite movie Spider-Man because he basically made me the person I am today. Plus he taught me life lessons and I could just relate his version of Peter the most
His portrayal is iconic, and instilled a whole generation with good morals & perseverance🔥🕷️
@comiclads I totally agree. If it wasn't for Superhero movies like Tobey Spider-Man trilogy and Blade, and X-Men we wouldn't even have things like the MCU or even the dark knight
@@comiclads what i hate most about tom hollands spiderman is his suit. I can't believe they changed the absolute beauty of iron suit in the comics yellow and red to this boring stale desaturated colors with useless lame patterns, and most importantly, how he always feels like a side character.
I 100% agree with everything you guys said. Andrew Garfield also said in the actors on actor’s interview that he didn’t want his Peter Parker portrayed to that way. He said that he wanted His Spider-Man/Peter Parker to be exactly like the comics but Sony told him to shut up and that he didn’t know how to direct so he never showed up for The Amazing Spider-Man 3. He could’ve had the 3rd film but he didn’t want Sony to continue to tarnish the character that we love and also who he loves.
Andrew is by far the best. He’s the one who I think managed to get the personality right with both Peter and Spidey. He actually looks like Peter in the comics. While I prefer the action scenes in the Raimi films, I think Andrew looks the most Spidery in his action scenes. He also has the best swinging sequences.
No
Toms better
I think the reason the Tom Holland movies didn't give us many swinging scenes is because we'd already seen them a lot before with Andrew and Toby and those movies were trying to show us something new instead of the same thing we've seen before.
I think they still undersold it a bit. There were good ones at the end of Far From Home and the beginning of No Way Home. For sure. But I agree that they didn’t want to focus on it because it would’ve been too similar to Andrew.
I think in general Tom's spider-man just watching those movies (not saying it's a bad thing) they really tried to not repeat alot of what the previous movies did. Not alot of web swinging, not establishing characters like Curt Connors or The Osborns, focusing more on the high school aspect of Spider-man more than the others that barely focus on his high school life, Barely mentioning Uncle Ben.
its not because they didnt want them to be like the other it was because they tried spider-man to make him "learning". In older movies he learns to swing perfectly in 1 week or even 1 day. But in Tom Hollands Spiderman he is more of a jumper and becomes a swinger bits by bits. which I like but also dislike because it takes long path to become a swinger and it takes away one of the most iconc things spider-man does... swinging...
Finally people understand the Tom holland problem
Appreciate Andrew and tasm
And not overhyping Tobey yet pointing out why he is good
What people I remember when homecoming came out . Everyone was saying that he was the best spider man and Sony getting backlash for putting him out of the mcu .
Tom Hollands Spiderman sucks. As an actor Tom has the potential to be the best Spiderman but the direction they took him in the mcu is so terribly written that he just can't be considered the best
@@prolastmedia6171idiot
Tom’s the best
@@dognutts how
Honestly my favorite on-screen Spider-Man is hard to decide. All three of them play the same character but in different ways, on one hand I love Tobey's dorky Peter and his much more stoic Spider-Man, the other I love Andrew's odd Peter and his quippy Spider-Man, and the third I love Tom's energetic Peter and quirky Spider-Man. I literally can't pick one.
The fact Toby’s spider-man makes his own webs is the coolest thing and will unfortunately be impossible to beat for me
My favorite Spider-Man is Andrew because Andrew was quick-witted he embodied the confidence and sarcastic qualities of Spider-Man and you are still a genius smart but he he wasn't like Tom's where he got all this technologyfrom Tony Stark he actually had to make it it's pretty nice to see I wish you would get a new movie really wish it's him with venom
Andrew is definitely the closest one to spidey’s comic personality🕷️💥
1:16 Andrew Garfield
Andrew is the best.
If the one main criticism is he's too cool and good looking, I really don't think there's much bad to say about him. Besides, Peter Parker has often been drawn as a stud in comics over the last few years, and he was depicting a modern day Spider-Man.
He nailed the awkward charm Peter has and never seemed as if he knew he was a model, to me anyway. He played a convincing introvert and he had a tragic childhood to back it up with. Not saying Tobey's didn't either, but the loss of his parents wasn't something that was really touched on.
Tobey was too awkward for my tastes and a bit dry, he had no humour about him when he had the mask on and that's a big part of Spider-Man. You could tell Andrew loved being in that suit and that really helped with the fun attitude Spidey has. Plus, Peter Parker is supposed to be a genius, he's not just your everyday kid. Andrew pulled off that angle convincingly too.
I think a lot can be said about how he stole the show in No Way Home. The real issue with his Spider-Man wasn't his fault, he just had poor material to work with. His first film was mediocre and his second was awful. Toby had two really solid films, especially Spider-Man 2. Even as bad as 3 is, it has became an iconic meme at this point.
But all that said, if you put Andrew in the Raimi trilogy, people would love him. I personally think he'd make the films even better, not that Tobey was bad. I liked him but to me there was always just something missing with his incarnation of Spider-Man. I think he maybe fit into the everyday dork persona too well? Andrew's portrayal really gave me that sense of wonder I had as a kid.
On a side note, Holland didn't even give me the sense that he's a convincing nerd, nevermind Spider-Man. I mean come on, he can't even recall the title of The Empire Strikes Back. He has a Palatine lego figurine but can't name one of the original Star Wars films?
Tobey Maguire is the goat
Andrew Garfield is second
Tom is a total different Spiderman
Tom is Iron Boy Jr
A note about that old issue where the Avengers consider Spidey for membership, that is the issue where Spider-Man learns that the Hulk is actually Bruce Banner. That's why Spidey tells the Avengers that he couldn't find the Hulk. He DID find the Hulk (it was his initiation test, to bring the Hulk in) but he lied because they thought they would arrest Banner or otherwise hurt him. He didn't know that they wanted to help Hulk.
my favorite is Andrew because I grew up on those movies and I LOVE the OG TASM suit!
For me personally it's Andrew Garfield, I grew up watching his movies first and I like him the most he has the best suit, the best action, the best humor and I feel he's been through the most amount of loss out of any Spider-Man and the people he lost are also the same people comic book Spidey lost as in Uncle Ben, George Stacy and Gwen. His Peter definitely needed some work I get the criticism of him being way too attractive and him coming across as too confident or extroverted but one thing I like about him is how intelligent he was.
Garfield truly solidified himself in my mind as the definitive Spider-Man after several scenes. In TASM 1, it was the bridge scene, and in TASM 2, it was his interaction with the kid being bullied for his science project. You could argue it was only because Garfield was by generational timing “MY spider-man” nd so by nature I can relate more, nd mayb ur right, all ik is that out of the three, I can identify with Garfield’s depiction more, and to me, the essence of Spider-Man is relatability. That’s what’s so beautiful about his character, we can all have our own one true Spider-Man. js so happens to be Garfield is mine.
Im in just total agreement with this video, Tobey has a great trilogy, Andrew was robbed of his last movie, oh and those animated versions of you guys are awesome and fun 👍
Andrew Garfield is by far the best. Andrew and Emma Stone, as Peter and Gwen, are also by far, have the most intense and deep relationship of any of the other two relationships.
They can do the hot Peter, but it needs to be done in stages. He absolutely needs to be the nerdy loser, but after a few years slowly use his confidence as a hero change his appearance to look/dress better
Yall deserve much more recognition and views. Love yalls videos and vibe. Just seems like two friends that grew up like brothers and some really good research and views while like addressing when they have hot takes. Also thanks for putting me on to Tom King fellas
A bit late to the party on this one but, new subscriber guys; keep up the great work! But ah, yeah, this topic just reminds me of the feeling those original Sam Raimi/Toby Maguire Spider-Man movies gave me. Like, just as an example, during the final fight against the Goblin in the first one, when the score just cuts out completely, and it's just Spidey getting a brutal beatdown until Norman does the dumb supervillain thing and threatens the hero's loved ones. It's so visceral and real, and the blows have such genuine impact; like you can feel the punches to the face yourself. Such great films.
My personal favourite is Andrew Garfield. The way people say they grew up with Tobey's Spider-Man was how it was for me and TASM 1. I will say that the first Spider-Man movie I ever watched on tv was the 3rd Tobey movie, and it was good, but I only ever watched it a couple of times, not enough to get attached. But TASM 1 was the 1st Spider-Man movie I ever owned (through completely...ummm...legal means). I remember watching it almost every Friday after school to start the weekend off right. Andrew was just so fun and interesting as Spider-Man and Gwen was one of my first serious crushes as a kid. Infact, I remember the only reason I hated TASM 2 was because they killed off Gwen and it bummed me out as a kid.
Sure now as an adult (apparently) I can see the flaws in both movies. They're not perfect and Spider-Man 2 is probably the best Spider-Man movie ever in terms of story. But I still have a great love for TASM 1 and Andrew's Spider-Man and it's the movie I keep coming back to coz I love it so much.
I say Tobey only because it's the movie series i grew up rewatching over and over and loved. But I will say this: Andrew Garfield is definitely the best actor for spiderman, I really just dislike the second movie, despise even. I was around 12 when it released and back then didn't rate it at all. Tom Holland, like you guys said, can and probably will become the best, in fact homecoming is one of my all time favorites, I feel like it's the most relatable movie next to spiderman 2 which is what makes me at least love spiderman and peter parker in the first place
Love the videos guys, keep it up!
Tobey, definitely. There were aspects of Andrew that were, in their ways, improvements to a Spider-Man story, but those films didn't have the Heart that the Raimi trilogy did. For example, the time dedicated to hunting down the guy who shot Uncle Ben. That was great. And if it had been in the OG Spider-Man movie, I think it would have served the story better than the Catching Criminals Montage. But at the end of the day, Tobey's Spider-Man encapsulated a person driven by a need to both overcome his personal failings and live up to the memory of a beloved father figure.
That's Spider-Man. The quips and attitude are a nice touch, but they flow from a pain that won't heal. Tobey sells that better than Andrew ever did.
My favorite is definitely Andrew Garfield, been my favorite since the first tasm movie, and im one of the ppl that grew up with tobey
Spider-Man 2 got every aspect of Peter Parker life going downhill as Spider-Man git more popular. Then when he decides to be Spider-Man no more the way the city is starting to fall a part without their hero just did it for me. And the chemistry between Peter and his villians just were so fitting. I think Sandman should've been the main villian in 3 but all 3 together tells an very compelling story. I also love how the movies hint that May knows Peter is Spider-Man but she just never acknowledged it
Saying Holland's 3 movies are his origin story reminds of the first 3 Craig Bond flicks. Casino Royale ends with the Bond theme finally playing for the first time in the film to announce "yeah, ok, *now* he's the Bond you know" and i'm like "ok, yeah, I buy that." And then Quantom of Solace and Skyfall hold the Bond theme until the end of the film as if to be like "wait, no, *now* he's the real Bond."
Honestly I think it’d be a much more heated debate deciding the best live action Batman or even Superman. In general, I think everyone agrees on the order for the 3 Spideys.
7:45 I’d beg to differ with that cuz I’m in high school rn and even tho I think I’m pretty good looking guy, I’m not very popular. Popularity doesn’t equal attractiveness or vice-versa.
It’s not just the looks. Andrew’s Peter seems to have more confidence than he should pre spider bite. Take his first interaction with Flash. While I do think Peter would have tried to step up to him in order to help someone else, Andrew just didn’t come off as hesitant as he should have.
I will say, he expression of anger towards flash after Ben’s death was my favorite interaction between the two
I always thought Spider-Man 3 was overhated and not nearly as bad as some people made it out to be.
Sure, the story is a little cluttered and some of the villains (especially Eddie Brock) are underdeveloped but it was still enjoyable overall.
Andrew’s the GOAT and the closest one to the comics, especially Ditko’s
Andrews my favorite. I get why people think the skateboarding made him seem "cool" but understand this. Rodney Mullen the inventor of most street skating tricks, a true legend and innovator to skateboarding was a lonely kid on a farm that didn't fit in with other sports... Sound familiar? Skateboarding today is widely recognized and has finally progressed and gained its earned respect being in the Olympics and all. But initially skateboarding was for those individuals who were loners. The whole idea of skateboarding was you didn't need a team. When the first The Amazing Spider -Man came out March Webb's idea was this.. Nerd no longer has the same meaning as it did pre 2000s. Pre 2000s nerds were bullied, not accepted etc... Now we still have a long way to go 😂 but the term "nerd" has become a more socially acceptable way of life. So marc web decided to make Andrews Peter more of an outcast. Not just a nerd but someone who didn't fit in.
Just found your channel and I’m lovin it bro
And plus Tobey really beefed up for the movies. He looked amazing in the RaimiTrilogy.
For me it’s andrew, yes tobey was there but i resonated more with andrews movies as a 5 year old, and now that i’m older some of what andrew portrayed in the original tasm definitely reflects with me
The speech Aunt May gave Peter in Spider-man 3, I'd always thought that was her telling him she knew he was Spider-man.
Tobey’s my childhood GOAT💙❤️🕷️🕸️🔥🔥🔥
found your channel recently and your content is really good
Respect lad, thanks for sticking around 🤟🙏
I love Spider-Man 3! It is way too hated on, but makes me cry everytime when Harry flies in to help Peter!
Tobey was like the 90s cartoon spider man
Tobey is the best one for me. He captures Peter's shy personality perfectly and as Spiderman he's a stoic beast
All of them because there different and unique in their own interpretation of the character
Each one brings their own strengths and weaknesses to the table 🤟🫡
Nicholas Hammond, hands down.
The glaze is strong with this one
While I can see where you're coming from I disagree with Tom's position. I think he does great playing a spidy AND Peter Parker in the MCU. For someone who wants to stay in the neighborhood he has to fight planet level threats and he gets frustrated. It's good to see the teenaged character act like that. Especially in 3 when he tries to kill G.G. before saving him makes him almost the most human and relatable of all the spider men. But I also respect your reasoning.
The best thing about these debates, is that No matter what people think, Yuri clears and it’s not close
Andrew Garfield is my favorite but in my opinion the best spiderman movies are:
1) Spiderman 3
2) Spiderman 2
3) Tasm 2
Despite Andrew’s and Tom’s performances, it’s ironic that Spider-Man hasn’t been played by an American in 15 years lol. The physics on Garfield’s suit as clothing are the best, even tho I like the texture of Toby’s more.
Tobey is the best. And I really love the 3rd movie with its themes of revenge, hate, forgiveness and redemption it's very emotional...yes there is a lot going on but I think it all worked out pretty good. The movie was very misunderstood but nowadays more appreatiated...also I love the costume designs!
My favorite is Tobey Maguire and my favorite spider-man suit is Tom Halland and my favorite web shooters are Andrew Garfield
I also like how Tobey made his webshooters
For me Tobey has always been my Spiderman since I was a kid. Him and Keaton are the first Spiderman actors I ever really got into, might be a bit of nostalgia.
CERTIFIED CHAD OPINION 💯
Maguire's Spider-Man 2 is not only the greatest Live Action Spidey film but the greatest Solo Live Action Superhero film. Its only remote competitor is the Dark Knight which should speak volumes.
Spidey 2 perfectly captures the essence of everything Spiderman was meant to be. Its such an introspective, emotional character piece the likes of which we typically only see in art films, with all the added appeal of a well crafted Superhero Action film. You guys articulated very well what makes this film special. Its the truest essence of the "Everyman's Superhero".
This is what makes Tobeys Spiderman the greatest spiderman. It has nothing to do with his looks or action - the movies he was in just truly understood the essence of Spiderman in a way that we havent seen again in live action, and Tobey was well equipped to convey that turmoil, grief, depression, love, kindness, and honor to audiences.
I watched the entire Raimi trilogy with my 13 year old brother (we have a big age gap) a few months ago because he really liked the Spiderverse movies and expressed a lot of interest in Spiderman lore and I was so happy that he was actually blown away by the films, even tho he initially was off put by the older visual effects, he was actually frightened by Dafoes Goblin and by the time we got to Spidey vs Ock on the train, he was cheering outloud for Pete. Top quality art is truly timeless.
Ngl I highly disagree about the Tom Holland spidey fights. I thoroughly enjoy his fights against Mysterio and Green Goblin. They're easily some of the best scripted and choreographed fights out of all of the three movie series.
I grew up watching Raimi Spiderman and I loved him. I used to know every dialogue in Spiderman 2... but as I grew up and grew up with the Spiderman comics I found in TASM my definitive life action Spidey. He just is the perfect Romita era. People seem to forget that the nerdy, introverted Peter just lasted about 50 issues. Since the spider bite he builds courage, charisma and self confidence, and that makes him a lady's man. Tobey's Spiderman its just too boring, too passive and sometimes plain stupid. The problem I have with Spiderman 2 is that he's so fucking passive and let everyone to step on him all the time. And that's just frustrating bcs comic's Peter would never behave like that.
I have to love Tom Holland! The young energy he gives to the on screen Spiderman is really enjoyed ❤️
Always and forever will be Andrew Garfield for me
I honestly can't pick a favorite among the three, to me they are all Spider-Man. Each actor embodies a certain aspect of him, from Tobey's everyman struggles, Andrew's quips and mastery of gadgetry, and Tom's desire to always do good even when it will make things harder for him.
Only thing in this video I disagree with, respectfully, is the Gwen argument in TASM2. I actually really love how much Spider-Man can't make up his mind, it hurts so much because I can really understand that. Caught between responsibility and love, and he kept teetering on that the whole movie, and it cost him. It's both endearing and heartbreaking to see Peter struggle to stay away from Gwen like that in the movie.
I think it would have helped if they made that the 3rd film and gave us one in between them that showed him actually trying to stay away from her a bit longer. Like, they play the “will they, won’t they” game in the second movie and get back together by the end, then do the death in the 3rd.
I agree with your statements and your ranks.
For me, the best Spider-Man isn’t even in the movies… it’s in the cartoons & games. To me, the best Spider-Man has to go to Yuri Lowenthal, and Josh Keaton.
Love Tobey's Spider-Man. Spider-Man 2 is my favorite Spider-Man movie
My favorite and who I think will always be the best Spider-Man is Tobey. I don’t think there will ever be a better Spider-Man movie than spider man 2.
I'm going to have to disagree on Tom Holland. I like Tom Holland as Spider-Man. He's fun and energetic, and his movies are the most fun for me to watch.
He does bring a certain youthful energy to the character I don't think we've seen a lot of in the past, and I like it.
I heard that his comic accuracy varies. I don't read comics, unfortunately, so I'll say this: he fits into some part of comic Spider-Man, although I don't know which one.
As for him, not doing things by himself, I hope that the new trilogy will lean more into that.
I love all 3 Spider-Mans, but Tom Holland is my favorite one.
Team Andrew #TASM3.
I would rather see him in a show than the big screen.
In terms of being Spiderman Andrew is easily the best. Tobey is the best Peter ig. Tom is a nice mix between the two. So overall imo Tobey is the worst Spiderman.
People also aren't aware of the fact that Andrew is based off of ultimate Peter and Spiderman not the classic 616 Spidey. So I'm reality he's a very good Peter too.
I found that Tobey was a good Spiderman and Tom was a good Peter. Andrew however just found a good balance between the two imo.
It was honestly just poor writing and Sony meddling that let down his Spidey🕷️💔
Yea I will agree plus I feel his passion for the character was always present.
I would argue he was the best of the 3 in NWH when you look at how he says I love you guys to Tobey and Tom it sounded sincere. Him saving MJ bringing comfort to not only him but to us the fans knowing his ok or at least his in a better position then he was sines we last saw him.
I think a lot of people don’t give too much credit to Tom. I think a lot of folks miss the point that he’s a kid, a high schooler, he is going to mess up a lot. So it’s no surprise that for 3 movies he is going to have to learn and fail.
Which I can understand for I guess some people, they might find it annoying.
Who's the best live-action Spider-Man? Trick question: the answer is Kōsuke Kayama in the Toei Spider-Man series.
Andrew Garfield is my favourite everything 😍 😂
While I think andrew was the closest to a comic spiderman, tobeys just been too impactful, relatable or heartfelt of them all, representing the impact the comcis themselves had and what made them special, the one you can take the most from his films,
but love to all 3, lucky to even have 3 spidermen as a whole
I love all 3 of them, but Andrew Garfield for me was the best
I’m confused why you talk about selfishness when it comes to Tom? This is a guy who left his own homecoming dance without hesitation (putting his relationship in jeopardy) to go do what he thought was right. This is a guy who tried to rewrite the universe so that his friends wouldn’t be banned from college because of him. Selfishness? Where? And I just don’t see what people issue is with him getting help from others. Were crossovers with him not ALWAYS common in the comics? Sure he wasn’t an Avenger in the comics for a while. But is that really a big deal? This is MCU Spider-Man, does it really matter that they adjusted him slightly to make him fit better? I can see how his arcs are not the most through-lined. But he definitely has different arcs through each film. I think he does a great job of portraying young Spider-Man. Yknow, Spider-MAN was in highschool for a long time in the comics. That’s a large part of his golden age. And now in the future, he will be a solo Spider-Man. I’m excited to see where they go with that.
Because he is selfish. In Spiderman 2 he literally wanted to give up being Spiderman to go on a field trip to Europe 😂 the REAL Peter couldn't even dream of affording a European vacation, much less abandoning his responsibilities to do it. And then he tries to abandon his responsibility with the Edith glasses to someone he barely knows, the REAL Pete would never be that naive because his tough life has made him very savvy, street smarts essentially.
He's literally just a spoiled brat for the first 2 films, suckling on Daddy Starks teet. And in the third film he had growth but he was overshadowed by the two Spidermen that people actually like.
@@prolastmedia6171 well perhaps you could chalk all that up to a naive teenager that made some mistakes? They reframed the trilogy to be an origin trilogy. So while yes, he was Spider-Man for a while. He didn’t really become Spider-MAN until the end of no way home.
@@king_supreme1102 I mean they already address that in the video. Perfectly fair to not like a stretched out arc in LA
Something I’ve heard said is, Toby is the best Peter, Andrew is the best Spider-Man and Tom is a pretty balanced mix.
Tom is my favorite spider-man
What if it was raining. And all 3 were upside down, and pulled down their masks to kiss each other? Who pulls away first?
I agree with The Lads. I feel that Tom Hollands Spider-Man has GREAT potential to be the best ON SCENE Spider-Man. I hope they make that third movie soon and see how he has grown from the previous movies
Tom really needs his Spider-Man to keep his secret identity from this point on
I'm just gonna mention the Evian baby Spider-Man commercial. Yeah!
For me Tobey was my favorite Spider-Man, I didn't like Garfield's portrayal. Peter Parker being a skater just doesn't sound right to me for some reason, Garfield also sometimes switched accents mid dialogue and I found it distracting.
Yeah totally get what you mean, also some of his dialogue, especially in the first one is really cringe but I guess thats not Garfield's fault just the writers
@@marcusgehrmann4893 even if it’s the writers I just think Garfield doesn’t fit the look as well
@@emilyravary284 Yeah he's a good actor but nothing about him screams Peter Parker
So that means you saw him as a bad Peter not Spiderman. Tobey is the worst Spiderman and best Peter going 616. Andrew is a excellent Spiderman and the worst Peter if going off 616. However Andrew represents ultimate universe Peter and he does a amazing job at playing that Peter.
I think we can all agree that it's an absolutely insult that Sony thought it was a good idea to give us the abomination of Madame Web, over The Amazing Spider-Man 3.
They all do certain things better than the other. Overall I think Tobey > Andrew > Tom. Drew movies weren’t good but he is good
There was at least one live action Spider-man before Tobey
i like andrews peter more than the 3 live action. people don’t like the fact that he’s handsome for some weird reason i guess being handsome just automatically makes you confident when in the movie he isn’t really confident until gwen’s shows interest then he begins to feel more comfortable around her and we get to see our hero be less shy around people and girls like in the first scenes of TASM. andrew has the sarcasm, the subtle charisma peter has in the comics, the quick witted humor 😂, the selfish moments..etc which make him feel human. where as tobeys spider-man feels kinda like he’s perfect like he has no flaws as a person. but yea to sum it up i relate to andrews peter more than tobeys or toms. he has flaws, he can be very awkward, hard headed..etc. andrew had more of the ultimate spider-man personality from the comics which is in my opinion better than the original. people usually forget originality doesn’t equal great. i mean look “the boys” comics
For me it’s Andrew without a doubt. Tobey is the og (unless u wanna talk about Japanese spiderman) and he absolutely paved the way but ANDREW HAS SO MUCH SPIDERMAN SAUCE THE OTHERS DONT HAVE. He has his flaws as they all do but I just believe he takes the cake
The only right answer is the one who went toe to toe with Macho Man Randy savage and fking won!!!!!!
Also Tom got held back by the writers. Good actor, horrible writing.
The answer is the Spectacular Spiderman… that’s live action right?
I would say Andrew is my favorite because I just felt like his hero story was the most realistic….the first couple of years as an adult I was very touched by spider man 2 with Tobey and it might be the best at depicting who spider man is supposed to be but I just never really I guess agreed with the speech aunt may gave and just felt like the way amazing spider man 2 ended was more realistic to becoming a hero. But spider man is without a doubt the best hero America ever created for me.
HARD disagree on the assertion that Tom Holland's action scenes were bad! No Way Home, against the Green Goblin in the penthouse? Seriously? That was TENSE!
On Russian TH-cam there was a huge discussion on “best” spider man from major and minor comics channels. In the end majority agreed that Andrew is the best Spider Man, Tobey is the best Peter Parker and Tom is not Spider Man yet
Peter had Jessica Jones, Betty Brant, Gwen Stacy, Black Cat, MJ, and a bunch of other women interested in him. And like the first few are from his highschool years. So in that aspect, Peter has never really been relatable. I do think keeping Andrew in the glasses and having him dress a little nerdier might have been better but they definitely wanted to differentiate from Tobey's trilogy and making him a fringe skaterboy thats kind of on the outside of the rest of his peers still definitely works for Peter. Although, thats more accurate to the "A-hole Era" of Peter where he's constantly bummed out about everyone and everything. Its definitely the worst era of Peter but i think the movies use it and change it to make Andrew's Peter very endearing. Like they show him still sticking up for the little guy in his scenes where he confronts Flash. But he's still definitely an outcast.
It's probably clear that Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man and i seriously love his portrayal of the character. And if anyone deserves another movie, its definitely him (although the plans for TASM 3 were absolute crap & if they went back to make the movie, the entire thing needs a plot change)
Tobey Maguire for me
Tobey Maguire is my favorite Spider-Man second is Andrew and tom
Before NWH I would've said Tobey but after, idk I need to wait to see what they do with Tom before I can say who my favourite is
I WOULD SAY TOBEY MAGUIRE PORTRAYAL FOR SPIDER MAN IS THE ONE TO INSPIRE US WHAT WE TRULY ARE.
AS THE BIGGEST QUALITY IS NEVER ACTUALLY TO BE ABOUT ACCUARCY BUT FOR THE VALUES HE LIVES AND WHAT HE DOES AS BEHIND HIS MASK.
Raimi Spider-Man: Best villains and conflict and overall messaging.
Amazing Spider-Man: Best actor and best setting
MCU Spider-Man: Best costume design
Andrew is like college spider-man, Tobey is more like high school spider-man, Tom is more like the amazing spider-man run with paul (not his fault though)