@@ThePandaaa Thats why there’s always a building near by when he web swings. I guess you need to see his web-line make contact every single time they show Spiderman swinging. Get the FUCK out of here with that Bullshit! It’s a Fucking movie, enjoy it for what it is. I swear there’s always an ignorant Fucking Troll on these comments and the big Panda Bear here is the winning loser of the lot!
@@archangel5627 I’m a loser look at you fucking crying because somebody doesn’t like your movie boo hoo it doesn’t matter if it’s a movie it feels better when there is some realism if he feels weighted while swinging if he’s just swinging on air then it looks stupid
Don’t care what anybody says, these films will always be one of my favs. Yes that includes the 3rd one, it’s flawed but it has some great things about it. I watched all three movies in theaters and I’ll forever cherish those memories, Tobey Maguire will always be my favorite iteration of Spider-Man. 🕷🕸
I totallly agree the third one was only critically bad but the story was on point and didn’t lag and so what if they did too much! It was actually the first marvel movie I watched when I was a kid and I loved and it was what made me watch all the marvel movies!
of course the 3rd one is the 2nd box office hits next to tom hollands spiderman 2,and its 3rd for sure if toms part 3 will be number 1.,tobeys spiderman movies is detailed and had a good scripts.,emotional,funny and all around.,
6:06 "It's me, Peter Parker. Your friendly neighbourhood... you know. I've come a long way from a boy who was bitten by a spider. Back then nothing seem to go right for me. Now... *intensife fight*"
@@ExtraordinaryFate Whenever people hear the word camera most expect it to follow everything that happens in the movie and to the protagonist so the quotations are maybe there to show the point about how he swings faster then the camera can keep up with
I completely agree with you. The CGI in the original Sam Raimi Spiderman Trilogy still stands as some of the best in movie history. They really did get it right the first time around when they made these films. I also think that the Raimi Spiderman costume is still the best out of the three. Although I do really like the Homecoming suit.
@@archangel5627 for sure. What they achieved with Doc Ock’s tentacles remains ahead of its time and looked just amazing. Knowing when to use practical and when to use CGI. That balance did those films so well. The Raimi suit also remains the greatest suit. I do like the first Stark suit he gets in Homecoming, when it isn’t caked in CGI. The scene where Tom first puts it on in the alleyway and uses the vacuum fit function, it looked AMAZING. It’s just a shame it looks so bad in a lot of other scenes. I sincerely hope NWH uses as much practical as they can rather than just cutting corners.
@@endertobias1908 Thats very true. Because of Sam Raimi’s background in film making, he’s always been a firm believer in using practical effects whenever possible. A great example of that is Doctor Octopus from Spiderman 2. They used real life mechanical tendrils that were controlled by puppeteers whenever they filmed close up shots of Doc Ock. Obviously they couldn’t do that for a lot of the action sequences but the puppeteered tendrils definitely added a sense of realism when ever Doc Ock was on screen. I just love how Sam Raimi blended the use of both practical effects with the CGI effects. Like we stated before, this is one of the big reasons as to why the original Raimi Spiderman Trilogy still stands the test of time today. Personally I think a lot of people are tired of seeing movies that are almost entirely comprised of CGI. There’s been a big push to go back and use more practical effects whenever possible in film making. I’m super happy to have read that. The other great thing about practical effects is that it adds a whole other level of flair to the movie which most audiences notice and appreciate.
0:24 this is exactly how a teenager who just got the powers would learn to swing in the city. A total screaming idiot flying around the city who is scared shitless. So good
Since I have watched these movies, if i am a teenager i would probably practise just like Andrew Spiderman did in TASM 1. Yes m right cuz i dont think anyone is gonna risk his life just to try something like this unless you are a scientist.
1:30 I'll always love/laugh at the part where MJs hair is blowing in the opposite direction of the swinging. And how Spiderman is just a mannequin there.
"Original song" from Spider Man is just goofy and outdated. Don't know why MCU producers got so obsessed with it instead of creating a new decent spider man score... it's like making a new Batman movie and putting the tanananana BATMAAAAN from Adam West in the show and calling it a job done soundtrack wise...
@@infernalpyris52 Still far better than the CGI in MCU'S Spiderman movies which is just all over the place and considering Raimi's trilogy was more focused on practical effects and less on CGI and the fact that you have only got this single issue makes me love the CGI in Raimi's trilogy even more, also who can forget Spiderman 2 even won the Oscar for best VFX.
@@fabioj2353 This is a generally accepted fact. If you do not look at nostalgia, flights in Sam Raimi's films are frankly bad, the best ones are just in TASM2
@@ninetailz3675 you’re insane if you think this trilogies effects are bad or don’t hold up. They were insanely revolutionary for the time and hold up immensely well today. SM2 is still the only Spider-Man movie to win an Oscar for visual effects. The cgi in TASM looks like a 4K video game cut scene. The original trilogy blended practical and computer generated effects perfectly.
Easily the most serious Spider-Man. More professional than the other Spider-Men, who always cracked jokes even in the most serious situations. While that’s how comic Spidey is, it just isn’t very realistic to me. Even Deadpool had a limit where he stops joking and starts getting serious
@@Heyyoguy123 Tobey actually does make jokes in certain ways of the serious moment to distract and easy the opponet while perfectly balance of seriousnso the opponent know he is handling it. But amazing spider-man was over the rail on that sht lile example of amazing spider-man 2
@@carlodiaz7615 respectfully nah. Swing for me has to have meaning. That swing along wit Tobey's version of Spiderman captures how normal of a person he is but dat swing makes him look like a god cuz of how slow but smooth it is. Dats why ion care how cool Andrews swing looks.
@@brandonanderson117 I respect your opinion, you have a valid point it has more weight in tobeys swing, I am saying which one look the most realistic or which one looks the best, not necessarily. Which one has more impact
@@carlodiaz7615 Realistically yea andrews is better. but honestly realism in a movie about a kid getting bitten by a radioactive spider starts to have less importance
@@ReubA yep, but the thing is, after tasm and mcu web swinging, for me atleast i can see that Tobey web swinging have become outdated But if Tobey come back in this new spidey movie, for sure his web swinging will be alot better that in his earlys movies
I love the physics and realism they put into the swinging. What I don't like about the MCU swinging is how they don't show the perspective of the people. Like when Spiderman is swinging with MJ or after he saves aunt May and swings away, it makes him feel like a flying legend to the people of NY to look up to. Coupled with the perfect themes by Elfmann and Young, the swinging is perfection. Not to mention, how they show Peters change in style. Like in Spiderman, it's very sloppy, but towards the end of the film, he's very fluid and confident. Then in Spiderman 2 and 3, he is precise and quick, and once he gets the black suit, he is confident and strong. Like he swings super close to the ground, knowing he's not gonna touch it or the way he just leaps straight to the ground. It's so amazing. This is the perfect Spiderman.
I was just thinking that! No other Spider-Man movies puts the camera where an actual person would be filming as a civilian when seeing Spider-Man swinging and it looked hella dope. They get ground level shots, but like you said. There no person to scale it too, so you're only focused on the small figure. Its really a shame that they didn't do swinging scenes in Homecoming. While it made sense, as he always shows he isn't used to swinging with grace off of skyscrapers, it's a big miss opportunity as Vulture can fly. To me, they still had great scenes when he'd parkour around sloppily; showing him still being a novice. In the TASM movie he had one practice run than bam he's a damn pro. Weird but dig it. I wish we got to see more swinging scenes but in FFH, Civil War, IW, and NWH they had good web slinging action where the camera really followed his movements well, so that's a nice plus.
I love how grounded his swinging is. Like man if Spider Man was real rn, TODAY this is probably what he’d actually swing like. If a regular person off the street got spider man abilities… they would swing like this imo
Yeah. That score, the villains, and that Sam Raimi chose great backgrounds of New York for certain shots. Using the skyscrapers and very public spaces for villain attacks. Loved the first Green Goblin attack. The clock tower sequence with Doc Ock. The train sequence. Saving lives so recklessly but still makes it.
not hating but Andrew's swinging is better than Tobey. If you really take a quick look at it you will know Andrew's swinging is immaculate especially in TASM 2
@@therencejpIt captures how Spider-Man is agile and how fast He can be while swinging, which this interpretation isn't exactly doing that a whole lot, but it is better in that regard. This interpretation's swinging better in terms of music, bringing out a grand hero is arriving type of vibe. This interpretation seems to be more mature and elegant on their swinging and not a lot of tricks and stuff.
@@Vanerov Well, true. Tobey's swinging is more on the Heroic vibe IMO but I like Andrew's more because it feels realistic and I like the TASM music too it gives hype vibes.
@@therencejpYeah, I think the swinging is better for the character. Although Raimi's Spider-Man does at some points become agile and mobile with His swinging, but not nearly as much as Andrew's interpretation.
@@danielribeiro9678 Even that final FFH swing doesn't look or feel as good as the Raimi stuff (cinematography, angles, sounds, music, etc). My personal favourite is still the opening seuqnces of TASM 2.
There are two reasons why I love these movies: 1. They are very sincere and are not afraid to be so, they feel confident enough in what they are portraying and don't need to play off every serious moment as a post-ironic or sarcastic gag. 2. They fully embrace the source material with all of the comic book goofy and silly stuff and are unashamed to do so, without ever resorting to some snarky self-aware commentary about how dumb comic books are in their logic, they also don't try to be "realistic" or gritty. These movies are great for a whole family.
Imagine you can’t sleep at night, you need something to relax you so you jump out of your window on a tall building out of you apartment to swing at night in New York, high up from traffic just barely being able to hear the cars driving and beeping as you take in the cold breeze and relax yourself
@@sillylittleshart That's what your questioning? That's what spiderman does idk how it works if anything question the magical stones the avengers use lmao
You guys realize right before the final confrontation Spidey has a dramatic swing Spider-Man: 2:14 -2:31 Spider-Man 2: 4:32- 4:49 Spider-Man 3: 8:32- 8:43
Sam Raimi is an absolute genius, not only did he understand Spider-Man and the character very well he also completely perfected the web swinging and made it so comic accurate.
In about 18 seconds, from 7:51 up to 8:08, you shall witness from your own eyes the exaggerated and sophisticated swagger that the Symbiote gave Peter Parker.
Sam Raimi really understood how Spider-Man truly swings! This is so artistic and this is why the Spider-Man Trilogy by Sam Raimi will always be my favourite no matter what Sony and Marvel try to do
I agree there’s just something about it that sits with me. You can’t see his face but you know he’s in deep thought thinking about how terrible things are going for him.
I like his web Swinging, cos he isn't trying to show of his swinging skills like Andrew, just does his business and goes away. He is just about saving people lives
Spider man isn't like this in comics. Spider man is funny in suit, talks too much and crack jokes and off course loves to swing. It doesn't matter how hard you like Tobey but this version lacks in these points, where Andrew's SPIDER-MAN does it perfect. For eg. In TASM 2 he was depressed almost in whole movie, but he was still enjoying swings, beco'z it's what spiderman always does ( Don't count the fact that story sucked). But of you are talking about Peter Parker, then yes that goes to Tobey ( And I started with Tobey, and love those movies, but deny this fact)
@Abraham I also like that seriousness, I mean I like both. I grew up watching both of them. I said that because everyone says Andrew's Spider-man isn't like in comics, but that's not true. Spiderman in general is like Andrew's.
I love how Tobey's swinging is much more standard and pretty reserved compared to Andrew's more agile and acrobatic web swinging. Tobeys much more straight to the point, save the energy for against the bad guys while Garfield is just having fun while at the job.
Toby has the best and most accurate swinging tbh. I think it's because he has organic webbing which enables him to be more confident with his swings. Unlike the the others where web swinging is a tool, whereas for Toby it's a extention of himself.
Both Andrew and Tobey possess insane swinging mechanics, to their own right. I always found Tobey to be more butter smooth with it at the beginning of his Spider-Man career however. Andrew looked very stiff early on but his growth was tremendous and fast. Personally, Tobey swinging in the black suit is my favorite!
6:06 just realised they reuse footage from spider man 2. It shows how big a diffrence the music and lighting can make. The orange glow and triumphant elfman theme makes the scene from 2 an amazing send off, but a light blue tint and some more chill music in 3 makes a whole diffrent vibe. It amazing what they could do with a few minor tweaks. Bravo 👏
Remember that this scene is a video being displayed in an outdoor in the street. So, atleast it's reused for that, not for another actual swinging scene.
I think what this movie did great is that you actually feel like you are swinging with Tobey. In the other spidermen movies, the camera work and action happens so fast that your brain can't even process it. Like a transformers movie. When I saw this movie in the theater I could feel the vertigo.
The swinging at 0:41 when he is at his prototype suit is better than MCU's Spiderman. It looks pretty realistic. I wonder how the quality of the CGI went down and looks more cartoony now.
It's cool how in Spider-Man 1 the first swing under the Spider-Man masquerade is clumsy and chaotic when he just has to move from A to B. But by the end Peter mastered swinging and could do hyper-complex swings like at 2:14
Obviously the suit and swinging are the stars of the show here but damn I love how the camera moves and that they rendered so many buildings so we can move thru the environment like he does
I think these swing scenes are amazing because there isn’t like 20 cuts or shaky pov cams trying to simulate swinging, you can just appreciate how grand it is with pleasant composition and spidey’s movement with a smooth camera
@@__4526 not trolling. It was really interesting to see it. Took about 9 hours and multiple takes to film those like 10 seconds of him swinging, and it was just a camera attached to a cable running from one end if the street to the other.
It wasn't winter either, but it's supposed to be winter in New York, so they asked us to wear winter clothes. I had a trench coat and gloves, and they gave me an empty fed ex box to carry as a prop. They had us walk and move at one quarter speed (very slowly) so that when they sped up the film to move us at a normal speed, the camera (spider man) looked as though he was swinging 4x faster than the camera was actually swinging down the road. It was so weird seeing all those "New York" taxis lined up and down the street in LA. Two of my friends were there too, one right in front of me, and one right behind me. We were I think seniors in high school at the time.
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I just realized; Peter is fluent in physics and trajectories. Couple that with his spider sense, no wonder he can swing so fluidly and accurately.
Not to mention he knows New York like the back of his hand
It’s also a good thing his webs stick to air
@@ThePandaaa fuck off
@@ThePandaaa Thats why there’s always a building near by when he web swings. I guess you need to see his web-line make contact every single time they show Spiderman swinging. Get the FUCK out of here with that Bullshit! It’s a Fucking movie, enjoy it for what it is. I swear there’s always an ignorant Fucking Troll on these comments and the big Panda Bear here is the winning loser of the lot!
@@archangel5627 I’m a loser look at you fucking crying because somebody doesn’t like your movie boo hoo it doesn’t matter if it’s a movie it feels better when there is some realism if he feels weighted while swinging if he’s just swinging on air then it looks stupid
The CGI upgrade from SM1 to SM2 is really something.
That’s why I believe it won an Oscar for visual effects 🔥 #TobeyTheGOAT
Movie was forgetful trash with no vision what they're doing. The chabfeof suits ad over liste to him humor. Was out of the hook.
@@iancruz6617 Who hurt you man? This movie was insane you are trippin
@@iancruz6617 Dear, When I say SM-2 , I mean Spider-Man-2 and NOT homecoming or far from home.
@@jay2shiesty20 Oh though i meant amazing spider-man 1 and 2. Brh.
Don’t care what anybody says, these films will always be one of my favs. Yes that includes the 3rd one, it’s flawed but it has some great things about it. I watched all three movies in theaters and I’ll forever cherish those memories, Tobey Maguire will always be my favorite iteration of Spider-Man. 🕷🕸
I totallly agree the third one was only critically bad but the story was on point and didn’t lag and so what if they did too much! It was actually the first marvel movie I watched when I was a kid and I loved and it was what made me watch all the marvel movies!
i was a kid when i watched these movies
i didnt care abut no bad story or anything as long as its *spider-man*
its still the same to me
I too remember seeing all three of these movies as a kid.
3rd movie wasn't even that bad
of course the 3rd one is the 2nd box office hits next to tom hollands spiderman 2,and its 3rd for sure if toms part 3 will be number 1.,tobeys spiderman movies is detailed and had a good scripts.,emotional,funny and all around.,
The best soundtrack. The best suit. The best actor. The best SPIDER-MAN ever
@Yves Anthony Añonuevo Brother
Tasm had best soundtrack
Facts
@@freak6872 no
@@raymaksus615 lol I appreciate tobey's
But Andrew's edged it
6:06 "It's me, Peter Parker. Your friendly neighbourhood... you know. I've come a long way from a boy who was bitten by a spider. Back then nothing seem to go right for me. Now... *intensife fight*"
Now....He Was Fighting To His Best Friend
@O Grande Nappa 8000 nice Hishe reference
-now its worse
Now... people really hate me!
Love the fight without the Suit.
I just love how the "camera" struggles to keep up with him. It really emphasises the speed and momentum. They really nailed that part.
idk about all tht
The "camera" is indeed a camera. It's not something posing as a camera, so the quotations are hardly necessary.
I agree
@@ExtraordinaryFate Whenever people hear the word camera most expect it to follow everything that happens in the movie and to the protagonist so the quotations are maybe there to show the point about how he swings faster then the camera can keep up with
its as same as Evil Dead cam chase...
4:21 the cgi here is still stunning all these years later.
I completely agree with you. The CGI in the original Sam Raimi Spiderman Trilogy still stands as some of the best in movie history. They really did get it right the first time around when they made these films. I also think that the Raimi Spiderman costume is still the best out of the three. Although I do really like the Homecoming suit.
@@archangel5627 for sure. What they achieved with Doc Ock’s tentacles remains ahead of its time and looked just amazing. Knowing when to use practical and when to use CGI. That balance did those films so well. The Raimi suit also remains the greatest suit. I do like the first Stark suit he gets in Homecoming, when it isn’t caked in CGI. The scene where Tom first puts it on in the alleyway and uses the vacuum fit function, it looked AMAZING. It’s just a shame it looks so bad in a lot of other scenes.
I sincerely hope NWH uses as much practical as they can rather than just cutting corners.
@@LifeOfRy I completely agree with you.
@@archangel5627 its cause they didnt really use much CGI. Any CGI they used was very grounded and built around real things and stunts.
@@endertobias1908 Thats very true. Because of Sam Raimi’s background in film making, he’s always been a firm believer in using practical effects whenever possible. A great example of that is Doctor Octopus from Spiderman 2. They used real life mechanical tendrils that were controlled by puppeteers whenever they filmed close up shots of Doc Ock. Obviously they couldn’t do that for a lot of the action sequences but the puppeteered tendrils definitely added a sense of realism when ever Doc Ock was on screen. I just love how Sam Raimi blended the use of both practical effects with the CGI effects. Like we stated before, this is one of the big reasons as to why the original Raimi Spiderman Trilogy still stands the test of time today. Personally I think a lot of people are tired of seeing movies that are almost entirely comprised of CGI. There’s been a big push to go back and use more practical effects whenever possible in film making. I’m super happy to have read that. The other great thing about practical effects is that it adds a whole other level of flair to the movie which most audiences notice and appreciate.
0:24 this is exactly how a teenager who just got the powers would learn to swing in the city. A total screaming idiot flying around the city who is scared shitless. So good
Since I have watched these movies, if i am a teenager i would probably practise just like Andrew Spiderman did in TASM 1.
Yes m right cuz i dont think anyone is gonna risk his life just to try something like this unless you are a scientist.
@@kirbyknifeman2877 good luck with that.
A total screaming idiot? Very weird choice of words
The exaggerated swagger of a screaming idiot flying around the city
He’s not really a teenager in this trilogy. In fact by the time he meets Harry and MJ he’s basically in college in the comics…
4:21 WOW this looks awesome !!!
@@Browniscool whatever this means.
@@Browniscool uhhh.. yeah sure..
@@berchead12 idk what I was talking about either lmao
@@berchead12 I think my little cousin wrote that comment
1:30 I'll always love/laugh at the part where MJs hair is blowing in the opposite direction of the swinging. And how Spiderman is just a mannequin there.
you ruined it for me
I’m annoyed now lol
Better than a cgi Spidey if you ask me.
@@juliocabral6949 yeah right.
@@juliocabral6949 lmao bro isn’t even moving
7:34 god I love this scene so much
Black suit > Cocaine
@@JayDay013 😂😂
This is something else!
It made me have a fat crush on him the first time I saw it, it still does, honestly
He was holding down the square button when he was falling lmao
7:15 for those who keep saying that Raimi’s spiderman doesn’t have the “original theme”
It’s also in the second movie but differently
I think it’s also in the end credits of Spider-Man 1
Spiderman 2 has a street performing violin lady singing it
Danny Elfman music is 1000% better and much more heroic than the original theme
"Original song" from Spider Man is just goofy and outdated. Don't know why MCU producers got so obsessed with it instead of creating a new decent spider man score... it's like making a new Batman movie and putting the tanananana BATMAAAAN from Adam West in the show and calling it a job done soundtrack wise...
For the Sam Raimi's movies, you can really tell how much effort the filmmakers put in all the details of the film.
Yeah, like how MJ's hair is flowing the opposite direction🤣
@@infernalpyris52 its 2002 not 2021
@@vanlalpeksanga9618 that doesn't matter lol. They used practical effects and made a mistake lmao
@@infernalpyris52 Still far better than the CGI in MCU'S Spiderman movies which is just all over the place and considering Raimi's trilogy was more focused on practical effects and less on CGI and the fact that you have only got this single issue makes me love the CGI in Raimi's trilogy even more, also who can forget Spiderman 2 even won the Oscar for best VFX.
@@everythingisawesome2903 no doubt that Spider-man 2 has better CGI. It feels more real than the over-use of CG in the MCU films. Especially the suits
3:23 is literal perfection it can’t get any better
The score
The cinematography
The CGI
Too good
The Amazing Spider-man 2 do it better man)
@@ninetailz3675“hahahahahahahaah… you serious?” ~J.J. Jameson
@@fabioj2353 This is a generally accepted fact. If you do not look at nostalgia, flights in Sam Raimi's films are frankly bad, the best ones are just in TASM2
@@ninetailz3675 you’re insane if you think this trilogies effects are bad or don’t hold up. They were insanely revolutionary for the time and hold up immensely well today. SM2 is still the only Spider-Man movie to win an Oscar for visual effects. The cgi in TASM looks like a 4K video game cut scene. The original trilogy blended practical and computer generated effects perfectly.
@@ninetailz3675the scene at 4:20 looks better than any swing sequence in any other SM film.
5:02 I could listen to Tobey screams everyday this man has the voice of an angel
He had the best grunt and thrill like he was actually swinging
Easily the most serious Spider-Man. More professional than the other Spider-Men, who always cracked jokes even in the most serious situations. While that’s how comic Spidey is, it just isn’t very realistic to me. Even Deadpool had a limit where he stops joking and starts getting serious
@@Heyyoguy123 Tobey actually does make jokes in certain ways of the serious moment to distract and easy the opponet while perfectly balance of seriousnso the opponent know he is handling it. But amazing spider-man was over the rail on that sht lile example of amazing spider-man 2
@@iancruz6617 here’s your change!
@@iancruz6617 “i have a knack for that”
4:05 Best spiderman swing of all time no one can tell me otherwise 🤷🏾♂️
Sorry Tasm 2 in the beginning is the best and I grew up with the Tobey films
@@carlodiaz7615 respectfully nah. Swing for me has to have meaning. That swing along wit Tobey's version of Spiderman captures how normal of a person he is but dat swing makes him look like a god cuz of how slow but smooth it is. Dats why ion care how cool Andrews swing looks.
@@brandonanderson117 I respect your opinion, you have a valid point it has more weight in tobeys swing, I am saying which one look the most realistic or which one looks the best, not necessarily. Which one has more impact
@@carlodiaz7615 Realistically yea andrews is better. but honestly realism in a movie about a kid getting bitten by a radioactive spider starts to have less importance
@mcm like i said tho realistic shi from the swing dont mean overall its good. to each their own tho
This is a way better spider man. Plus the web swinging is so accurate.
No it’s not his webs stick to air bro
Nah man, Tasm and Mcu spider have better web swinging ( accurate/realistic )
@@Rodrigo_As newer films. so better swinging. If they were made the same time as this film then they will suck
@@ReubA yep, but the thing is, after tasm and mcu web swinging, for me atleast i can see that Tobey web swinging have become outdated
But if Tobey come back in this new spidey movie, for sure his web swinging will be alot better that in his earlys movies
@@Rodrigo_As Most def, I c what u mean.
7:51 this is why he had the best music from the other Spider-Men.
The Black Suit Theme is just amazing!!
Best evil music.... My favourite of all time
sounds so heroic and evil
I love the physics and realism they put into the swinging. What I don't like about the MCU swinging is how they don't show the perspective of the people. Like when Spiderman is swinging with MJ or after he saves aunt May and swings away, it makes him feel like a flying legend to the people of NY to look up to. Coupled with the perfect themes by Elfmann and Young, the swinging is perfection. Not to mention, how they show Peters change in style. Like in Spiderman, it's very sloppy, but towards the end of the film, he's very fluid and confident. Then in Spiderman 2 and 3, he is precise and quick, and once he gets the black suit, he is confident and strong. Like he swings super close to the ground, knowing he's not gonna touch it or the way he just leaps straight to the ground. It's so amazing. This is the perfect Spiderman.
I was just thinking that! No other Spider-Man movies puts the camera where an actual person would be filming as a civilian when seeing Spider-Man swinging and it looked hella dope. They get ground level shots, but like you said. There no person to scale it too, so you're only focused on the small figure.
Its really a shame that they didn't do swinging scenes in Homecoming. While it made sense, as he always shows he isn't used to swinging with grace off of skyscrapers, it's a big miss opportunity as Vulture can fly. To me, they still had great scenes when he'd parkour around sloppily; showing him still being a novice.
In the TASM movie he had one practice run than bam he's a damn pro. Weird but dig it.
I wish we got to see more swinging scenes but in FFH, Civil War, IW, and NWH they had good web slinging action where the camera really followed his movements well, so that's a nice plus.
I love how grounded his swinging is. Like man if Spider Man was real rn, TODAY this is probably what he’d actually swing like. If a regular person off the street got spider man abilities… they would swing like this imo
The Raimi movies feels much more epic than the new ones
You'r talking about the tom holand one please ?
Yeah. That score, the villains, and that Sam Raimi chose great backgrounds of New York for certain shots. Using the skyscrapers and very public spaces for villain attacks. Loved the first Green Goblin attack. The clock tower sequence with Doc Ock. The train sequence. Saving lives so recklessly but still makes it.
@@BenJ-Hardwareno
4:21 Will always look so good to me
5:23 i absolutely LOVE the musical call back to the first time he swung in the first movie. 0:23
5:41 will always ALWAYS be it for me
4:15 top 3 swing scenes all time everything about this scene was just amazing. Nothing beats tobey maguire spider-man.
not hating but Andrew's swinging is better than Tobey. If you really take a quick look at it you will know Andrew's swinging is immaculate especially in TASM 2
@@therencejpthat's your opinion man, I believe tasm is more realistic but I like tobeys a lot more, the music with the camera work is just amazing.
@@therencejpIt captures how Spider-Man is agile and how fast He can be while swinging, which this interpretation isn't exactly doing that a whole lot, but it is better in that regard. This interpretation's swinging better in terms of music, bringing out a grand hero is arriving type of vibe. This interpretation seems to be more mature and elegant on their swinging and not a lot of tricks and stuff.
@@Vanerov Well, true. Tobey's swinging is more on the Heroic vibe IMO but I like Andrew's more because it feels realistic and I like the TASM music too it gives hype vibes.
@@therencejpYeah, I think the swinging is better for the character. Although Raimi's Spider-Man does at some points become agile and mobile with His swinging, but not nearly as much as Andrew's interpretation.
Toby's maturity makes him a veteran who knows how to use his powers and get to someone who falls, better than using all of Spider-Man's strength. 🖤
I like how in the trilogy they actually show him swinging around New York City but there’s like none of it in the Tom
Holland version
Yeah I really miss that I wish MCU brings that feel to the MCU
We see that happen for the final swing in Far From Home, but that’s just about it from my knowledge
He’s been in a small neighbourhood and Europe so far, not too many big places to swing
@@danielribeiro9678 Even that final FFH swing doesn't look or feel as good as the Raimi stuff (cinematography, angles, sounds, music, etc). My personal favourite is still the opening seuqnces of TASM 2.
@@soggydog1212 yeah, everything we always wanted from spider-man movies
There are two reasons why I love these movies: 1. They are very sincere and are not afraid to be so, they feel confident enough in what they are portraying and don't need to play off every serious moment as a post-ironic or sarcastic gag. 2. They fully embrace the source material with all of the comic book goofy and silly stuff and are unashamed to do so, without ever resorting to some snarky self-aware commentary about how dumb comic books are in their logic, they also don't try to be "realistic" or gritty. These movies are great for a whole family.
Imagine you can’t sleep at night, you need something to relax you so you jump out of your window on a tall building out of you apartment to swing at night in New York, high up from traffic just barely being able to hear the cars driving and beeping as you take in the cold breeze and relax yourself
I'd love to relax this way. Everything would seem so different then.
I wouldn't say that "relax" is he right word considering the amount of G's you'd be feeling..
@@sillylittleshart If you were spiderman with his physical capabilities you'd be fine
@@nonbasicz being strong =/ the literal ability to make your blood defy gravity.
@@sillylittleshart That's what your questioning? That's what spiderman does idk how it works if anything question the magical stones the avengers use lmao
4:32 always gives me goosebumps
The Sam Raimi web slinging scenes are undeniably the best out of all
This is what I call perfection.
You guys realize right before the final confrontation Spidey has a dramatic swing
Spider-Man: 2:14 -2:31
Spider-Man 2: 4:32- 4:49
Spider-Man 3: 8:32- 8:43
Sam Raimi is an absolute genius, not only did he understand Spider-Man and the character very well he also completely perfected the web swinging and made it so comic accurate.
Except is no web shooters
I mean, except there is no web shooters
In about 18 seconds, from 7:51 up to 8:08, you shall witness from your own eyes the exaggerated and sophisticated swagger that the Symbiote gave Peter Parker.
besides the great CGI for a early 2000s film , the details like applying physica to the swings actually made it satisfying 🤩
3:23 is the best swing in any Spider-Man film to date imo! Spidey going in-between the truck and carriage is epic.👌
Sam Raimi really understood how Spider-Man truly swings! This is so artistic and this is why the Spider-Man Trilogy by Sam Raimi will always be my favourite no matter what Sony and Marvel try to do
It broke my heart as a little kid when spidey started losing his powers but at 4:30 it sounded like a mild fart which Is kinda funny lol
Bro now I can't get that out of my head
@@hitam9161 😂😂😂
bruh 💀
Thanks for ruining it for me and yes this is 2023 if your alive
@@StrawHatCloud4116 alive and well😎
Final swing scene was GREAT
Icetruckkiller004 Sam Raimi did an Amazing job
My Favorite is at 7:33 ... Wow, what a scene and music. Loved it
Emo peter + mad web swing + Iconic music + Black suit. 🤩🖤
That theme is SO good
+ His screams
5:32 what an touching moment uncle ben is holding the web for him ❤
Tobey is my all-time favourite no one can replace him..He will always be my real Spiderman
Same bro
4:20 is just my favourite scene I love how calm and serene it is, also I love how it cuts right as he couldn’t produce another web
Blaze it, also how we here in the same 10 days and everyone else a year ago? 😂
I agree there’s just something about it that sits with me. You can’t see his face but you know he’s in deep thought thinking about how terrible things are going for him.
4:22 that is the most beautiful shot! 🎥
1:31 one of the best cgi ever
That’s not even cgi it’s a dummy, unless ur being sarcastic
@@dillybilly2611 sarcastic
Still looks better than the MCU 😤
7:51 ahh this theme brings back so many memories
That NYC vibe with Raimi's direction and Elfman's music truly made these movies special! Altogether they encapsulate very well the comic-book...
I like his web Swinging, cos he isn't trying to show of his swinging skills like Andrew, just does his business and goes away.
He is just about saving people lives
Spider man isn't like this in comics. Spider man is funny in suit, talks too much and crack jokes and off course loves to swing. It doesn't matter how hard you like Tobey but this version lacks in these points, where Andrew's SPIDER-MAN does it perfect. For eg. In TASM 2 he was depressed almost in whole movie, but he was still enjoying swings, beco'z it's what spiderman always does ( Don't count the fact that story sucked). But of you are talking about Peter Parker, then yes that goes to Tobey ( And I started with Tobey, and love those movies, but deny this fact)
@Abraham I also like that seriousness, I mean I like both. I grew up watching both of them. I said that because everyone says Andrew's Spider-man isn't like in comics, but that's not true. Spiderman in general is like Andrew's.
Ikr and everyone says tobey is accurate
@@arandomguy5214 yeah, he is but not in all aspects
@@akashvishwas0001 yep
I love how Tobey's swinging is much more standard and pretty reserved compared to Andrew's more agile and acrobatic web swinging. Tobeys much more straight to the point, save the energy for against the bad guys while Garfield is just having fun while at the job.
Nine minutes of pure heart and nostalgia
5:33 the web Sticky on the moon????
The web was on the crane
Hello
hi
Haha si true
Do unot see the building
Can we appreciate the great camera work? I love how the camera follows him and adds so much to the swingin's momentum. Like at 2:24 and 2:54
Yep, it just feels so natural
Am i the only who likes the sound effect 0:25
3:17
Pizza time
I love how graceful Tobey’s swings are 🔥
0:51 the way the camera moves is kinda cool
Toby has the best and most accurate swinging tbh. I think it's because he has organic webbing which enables him to be more confident with his swings. Unlike the the others where web swinging is a tool, whereas for Toby it's a extention of himself.
I can see where you're coming from, but if you mean that it's PHYSICALLY accurate, then I'd have to disagree.
Andrews swinging is way better and faster too
@@StrawHatCloud4116Nah Tobey is way faster
Both Andrew and Tobey possess insane swinging mechanics, to their own right. I always found Tobey to be more butter smooth with it at the beginning of his Spider-Man career however. Andrew looked very stiff early on but his growth was tremendous and fast. Personally, Tobey swinging in the black suit is my favorite!
6:06 just realised they reuse footage from spider man 2. It shows how big a diffrence the music and lighting can make. The orange glow and triumphant elfman theme makes the scene from 2 an amazing send off, but a light blue tint and some more chill music in 3 makes a whole diffrent vibe. It amazing what they could do with a few minor tweaks. Bravo 👏
Remember that this scene is a video being displayed in an outdoor in the street. So, atleast it's reused for that, not for another actual swinging scene.
This VFX still holds up over 15 years later.
*16
7:50 is the best swing the music is just perfect
My childhood 🕷️🕸️
That Satisfying Web and Air Sound!
Spider Man
Black suit spider-man web slinging is on a whole new level
4:15 Beautiful
7:50
Around here is the best one yet, can't change mind bro
6:14-6:17 That cut was fucking hilarious
Omg yes 😂
Blends perfectly
Lmaooo
Literally 😭 and idk why but for me 4:30 the cut is so good🤣, it’s like a quick “shit”
I think what this movie did great is that you actually feel like you are swinging with Tobey. In the other spidermen movies, the camera work and action happens so fast that your brain can't even process it. Like a transformers movie. When I saw this movie in the theater I could feel the vertigo.
Exactly, it felt like an experience ~ like you were right there with him
How good is the soundtrack aswell right! Wow goosebumps. Easily the best spider man movies and it’s not close
3:23 love it!
Best Spiderman swingging ever!!
No tasm is 1000x better and realistic but i know tobey is in the smoother aspect
@@BenJ-Hardware tasm's is grapling not swinging
I always liked Raimi's idea of web shooting. Because I knew if I got bit by a spider, I wouldn't be able to create any web shooters 😂
The theme every time he swings is straight from Heaven man
4:31 that's my favorite web swinging ever
honestly I didn't think watching this would be so satisfying
Some of these swinging sequences are a masterpiece work of art in motion. Real NFT quality!
4:20 what a beautiful shot.
7:15 "Whats up, how you doin? 😃"
**completely knees one guy in the face**
The swinging at 0:41 when he is at his prototype suit is better than MCU's Spiderman. It looks pretty realistic. I wonder how the quality of the CGI went down and looks more cartoony now.
Maybe it wasn't CGI
@@konoyaruda2544 imagine if Tobey or a stuntman is actually swinging like that in the city no CGI
They used practical methods with the CGI to create a realistic look. Most CGI now is almost entirely that.
Ending scenes puts dirt in my eye.
Yes always Tobey he's the best Spider-Man......Childhood memories are back again in No Way Home.....💥💥💥💥
It's cool how in Spider-Man 1 the first swing under the Spider-Man masquerade is clumsy and chaotic when he just has to move from A to B. But by the end Peter mastered swinging and could do hyper-complex swings like at 2:14
I don’t know why but I died at 9:25😂
The way he scream tho 🤣🤣🤣
The way the scene just cuts right there is absolutely hilarious
Sam Raimi's scenes feels so realistic!
Obviously the suit and swinging are the stars of the show here but damn I love how the camera moves and that they rendered so many buildings so we can move thru the environment like he does
spiderman 3 has the best sound track
I think these swing scenes are amazing because there isn’t like 20 cuts or shaky pov cams trying to simulate swinging, you can just appreciate how grand it is with pleasant composition and spidey’s movement with a smooth camera
It’s all coming together, I’m hyped! 💯🤯
The CGI of the Holy trilogy is so much better than some of the current movies
I can actually say that Tobey's Spiderman has the best web sings out of all the spider man movie
I loved the Spider-Man 3's soundtrack. Too bad that we never got a Spider-Man 4...
Every time Tobey goes "WOOHOO" while web swinging, it really makes you wish you could do that irl
There's something about that shot 1:23 that always resonates with me.. like gets me teary eyed. Shit is fantastic, it's amazing.. so damn epic!
9:00 "AHYEUGH" XDD
4:15 My favorite.
2:58 , 3:23 I love these swing scenes ❤️
Best suit, best music, all natural organic webs (good for the environment)
6:18 Peter Maguire is very creative with his organic webs. He can project web bullets.🤩
9:25 the cut off scream 💀
spider-man is the most creative problem solver amongst superheroes. So many different ways of saving people and defeating thugs and villains
I like how he lands on surfaces in the corners and ceilings and walls like a spider instead of on the ground
DA GOAT🗣️💯🙏🔥🐐🐐
at 0:52, that's me in the right side crosswalk carrying the white box. I was an extra in that scene. It was filmed in downtown Los Angeles.
On the left or right?
@@__4526 right
@@jeepguy2537 not sure if your trolling but if you aren’t that’s pretty cool. How was the experience?
@@__4526 not trolling. It was really interesting to see it. Took about 9 hours and multiple takes to film those like 10 seconds of him swinging, and it was just a camera attached to a cable running from one end if the street to the other.
It wasn't winter either, but it's supposed to be winter in New York, so they asked us to wear winter clothes. I had a trench coat and gloves, and they gave me an empty fed ex box to carry as a prop. They had us walk and move at one quarter speed (very slowly) so that when they sped up the film to move us at a normal speed, the camera (spider man) looked as though he was swinging 4x faster than the camera was actually swinging down the road. It was so weird seeing all those "New York" taxis lined up and down the street in LA. Two of my friends were there too, one right in front of me, and one right behind me. We were I think seniors in high school at the time.
I like how the camera is showing him, from all directions.