Otto Octavius Demonstrates His Mechanical Arms - The Fusion Accident Scene - Spider-Man 2 (2004)
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- Doctor Octopus/Doc Ock/Otto Octavius (Alfred Molina) Demonstrates his Mechanical Arms/Tentacles - The Fusion Accident Scene - Spider-Man 2 (2004) Movie CLIP HD
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The technology of the mechanical arms alone would win him several Nobel Prizes.
I mean in that universe technology is already pretty advanced.
Not for peace tho lol
Connect extremely powerful A.I. arms to your body and have the only thing protecting your sanity be a fragile microchip?
The concept is great, but the design for sure requires an overhaul.
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@@Invrexs none of the nobel prize inventions have ever contributed to peace lol
Otto has surprisingly high pain tolerance. The fact all those needles when into his spine, where alot of nerves are and make only a slight flinch is impressive.
It looks like painkillers were injected to begin with but I don't know. It would make sense to do that first anyway.
I love how all those people cringed when those needles entered his spine even though they couldn't possibly see that.
@@Enzo012 he took a giant bag full of change to the face, sending him back and breaking a piece of wall on the way.
As somebody who had to take 2 shots of Prednison into my spinal canal due to 2 herniated discs with no anastetic ( genetic high tolerance to Lidocaine, turns out ) i can confirm that even the slightest touch of a needle directly to the spinal cord hurts like a MF-er.
The nurse who thought it would be a good idea to hold my hand suffered pretty harsh bruises because when the needles hit i was in such a world of pain i didnt notice i was crushing the shit out of the poor lady's hand.
Long story short, neural pain in any major nerve is some next level shit.
@@Seneric oof
nurse: let me hold your hand and this will be fine
*needle injects*
Seneric: AAAA IT HURTS BAD
nurse: ow ow ow my hand p-please let loose
I like how before the presentation he casually whips out the most advanced prosthetics humanity has ever created, as the no big deal safety equipment
Probably because they’re not very marketable as that, seeing as how they’re ai controlled, probably very expensive, and taking needles into your spine just to put it on is a no no
"Unfortunately it also causes cancer so I had to cure cancer before I could continue my research"
@@VualDaZart yeah but like every batshit thing developed for military use, you could most like reduce the complexity for regular people
A replacement for a missing limb the brain still thinks it has (I don’t know the specifics on phantom limb syndrome you have to excuse me) is probably a lot simpler than an extra four robotic tentacles a human brain has never before had to manage
@@VualDaZart
Lol @ "not marketable" The military would literally suck his dick to get those things onto special forces operatives, not to mention the industrial applications. 10 of those things could top out the frame of a skyscraper in a couple of months.
@CYB3R2K30 You need money, you need Oscorp
1:54 that very line is how he saved everyone from electro in no way home. Electro was basically pure energy. Andrew and Tom couldn’t web him. Otto was the only one who could grab him due to the resistance of the arms. Man I love Jon watts
Been looking for a comment like this! Yes! I love the subtle details
And yet upon contact with electricity in this movie, it fries his chip instantly and he himself is shocked unconcious.
@@dont155 Yes well, it was a weaker chip in this movie. The one created in NWH is probably more resilient
@@dont155 the electricity caught him at the wrong moment in the wrong place
@@dont155 I didn't remember that the inhibitor chip was fried by mere electricity. It was a flare from the miniature sun from the machine.
“The power of the sun in the palm of my hand” this line gives me chills
Lmao
Bro I be seeing you every where
Tony Stark has something to say about that
You'll hear it once more again in NWH
@@kredfieldk bro nobody cares it's the internet, let him be
17 years on, these arms still looks awesome. The design and the ominous music that accompanies them, I love it!
Amazing cgi for that time.
@@FGazi-qf1hp they weren’t cgi
@@AxxLAfriku Damn, I am honestly honored to get an answer from THE FUNNIEST MAN ALIVE!!
Them octopus arms were real and were attached to the strings controlled by “puppeteers”
@@AxxLAfriku Just gonna report this as spam, mate. Not big deal, just being funny (!!!)
Alfred Molina's portrayal of Octavius was epic. I loved how the writers depicted him as a noble visionary unafraid to put himself on the line for his own inventions. His story in Spiderman 2 both tragic and brilliant. A fully fleshed out character with hopes and dreams, not a two dimensional madman.
I love how we can see the world from the arms ' perspective even in Ottos operation scene at the hospital
1:31 I still get chills when Otto's Arms rise up with him. One of the most iconic moments out of all the Spider-Man films
The spectacular spider man ep 08 do a reference in this part
I always liked how the crowd winces when the needles go in....despite the fact that they would have no idea that the needles exist or that they went into Octavius' spine, because he's facing them.
Exactly what I was thinking
Exactly 😂😂
Better to ignore that. The movies aren't renowned for their attention to detail. ;)
At the same time, it is shown that there is a TV screen broadcasting images from multiple cameras in the room. It’s quite plausible that the insertion was shown to the audience on screen.
@@dragoon1784 What a shitty "song" singer should get a real job.
I like how the woman asks the question about the arms taking over control, thus foreshadowing the main conflict in the movie, despite the fact she literally just learned about the technology.
It's an obvious question when dealing with A.I?
i always thought that was stupid too, so this means doc oct became evil becaue of the arms? i always thought it was because of his dead wife
@@omegarugal9283 Why not both? (It is mostly the arms, though. Which is... a *very* comic book reason to become evil, but hey.)
@@Semudara It is actually both. The commands inside the arms (create and contain a sun) are interfering with Otto's thoughts and he doesn't want his wife's life to have been in vain.
@@TheAustrianPainter87 Not really. I mean, in movies? Yes, when you hear the word AI that is a red flag. But in real life? Nah.
“If they’re as advanced as you suggest” Holy shit lady, dude just attached metallic tentacles to his spine and is controlling them with his mind. I’d say that’s pretty damn advanced.
Please understand.. she’s a woman
@@jw6871 oooofff
@@jw6871
In a funny way, her reaction might be the most "women" thing ever - a man essentially makes an incredible breakthrough in cybernetics just to be able to manipulate possibly the holy grail of energy that could solve a ton of problems, end conflicts over resources across the world, and her reaction to the man is basically, "Eh, I thought they'd be more advanced". I think what it is, outside the context of the movie, is women tend to be rather sheltered from men's experiences, our hardships and struggles, only ever seeing the fruit of our labor, seldom the toil, and so there is a pretty big disconnect there that leads women to not understand what an accomplishment of this magnitude represents, much less the blood, sweat, tears that went into building it, or worse, assume it was easy or not that great. Not all women are like this and many who are aren't so necessarily deliberately but enough are.
man the replies in this comment thread is some incel type shit
@@ElEricoDaGreat
Getting sex isn't difficult, especially now, not everyone who points out differences between men and women is an incel and it's possible to be an incel and still be correct. Also, women are not more likely to have sex with you just because you try to flatter them by running around the comments section dismissing anything unflattering as "incel and therefore bad".
1:12-1:23 what an actor. Molina brilliantly channeled the idea of taking control of a limb/limbs you've never used before. You can see on is face how he's trying to internally reach for the right muscle to pull.
I like how the arms aren’t even supposed to be the main highlight but the fusion reactor is, the arms are just a part of the lab equipments but they’re exactly what all the audience is waiting for lol
"I can replicate the power of the sun! Oh, by the way.. Here's these tentacle things that have their own AI chip or whatever. *ANYWAY* "
@rudy ruby I'm sure those tentacles can do that, too! You'll never have to pay for someone to snake your toilet again.
Otto clearly doesn't have his priorities straight.
@@VindictiveShadowWolf if someone told me they could replicate the power of the sun, I honestly wouldn't care about the arms. Bro, its the fckin SUN.
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Seeing Tobey’s Peter and Doc Ock interact was very amazing.
"You're all grown up" he wasn't just talking to Tobey, he was talking to the fans.
That scene gave me huge chills. That was surreal.
@@cameramike2515 I was hoping Otto would mention Mary Jane.
@@ElEliteRojo25 hoping the spidermen entered with their themes.
@@ElEliteRojo25 He kinda did at the start. "I shouldve killed your little girlfriend"
0:17 That half dead inside laugh was perfectly nailed by the crowd.
Peter loved the joke lol
Who would have imagined 17 years later we would all lose our absolute shit at the return of Dr. Octavius with one simple line "hello Peter"
right? That still gives me goosebumps
Something I love about Otto in this is how it parallels Peter. Otto was an individual blessed with great knowledge and power ended up lost in the height of his own achievements and those arms made him lose control of himself instead of using it to help others. Which works great with Peter’s own struggles and conflict in the movie.
Spiderman 2 is the best movie in the franchise
I mean is not his fault, the arms took over his brain functions.
He didnt became a villain on his own will but against it.
you just said the quite part loud.
@@The-Deadite I know it’s definitely not his fault at all just that it’s an unfortunate consequence of his hard work going to far.
Sounds like Green Goblin, and Lizard
"if the arms are advanced as you suggest couldnt that make you vulnerable to them?"
"yes in a couple of minutes"
lol
No they ar- **get's controlled by arms**
Good one😂😂
@@AviChetriArtwork otheruk kkyou have any
"If the artificial intelligence in the arms is as advanced as you've suggest, couldn't that make you vulnerable to them?"***
Can we take a moment to talk about how strong he must’ve been? He was standing with all 4 of the arms in the air
@@spoopy9689 I mean, they can throw cars effortlessly and restrain Spider-Man, so they can’t be that light especially given all the technology that must be in them
@@BeekoBaggins Things can be light and still be very strong. Just look at titanium, it's lighter than steel but much stronger.
@@jjbarajas5341 I feel like they’d still be decently heavy though
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Wow, the science in this aged surprisingly well.
The sun is now here.
It’s an amazing character detail with how Otto’s arrogance and ego is explained with that one line: “The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand”. Otto’s not just doing this for the good of mankind, as also evidenced by his refusal to shut down the machine. He’s subconsciously doing it to prove how great his genius is. It’s this very ego that leads him to be corrupted by the arms in the first place. They’re just enhancing this darker side within him. They were programmed by him to solely complete this experiment, and because Otto wanted to complete it at all costs, now they’re gonna force him to in order to fulfill their own purpose.
This. Part of the appeal of Otto in the comics is his ego. He's THAT kind of person, and even if it wasn't a particularly relevant theme of the movie, I like how they subtlety approached it.
Did he took that iron man power supply with him to his universe
Hello Rosalina :)
@@fanpundit9262 Hello Sasuke :)
Yes. Apart of this richness of character, Alfred Molina makes Doctor Octopus of live action more Octopus than.... His version of HQs
Peter CRACKIN up at Otto's rubber band joke is so sweet haha! Such a dork
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Can't believe Dr. Han was in Spider-Man 2!
Alfred Molina was PERFECT in this role. Glad he came back to play Otto again!!!
Seriously though, how did he only flinch when those needles went into HIS SPINE?!?
I’m pretty sure he took painkillers
So glad he got his redemption arc, he was such a wholesome guy
Seeing him being redeemed in No Way Home was the best thing that can ever happen to his character. I loved it when he cured electro and when he tried to stop Norman.
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He already redeemed himself in the original movie at the end
@@gregsoon521 Hmm no he returned from Tom universe cured to stop the machine
@@alfredohumberto2222 no he already remembered in the Tom universe that he was drowning
I love that little detail at 1:42. Peter have a mixed feelings about tentacles. He's worried as Spider-Man but very excited as Peter Parker.
What an observation wowww
i noticed that then immediately read your comment right after
That was just his spider sense kicking in
Spidey sense
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I love how the inhibitor chip is right there, easily accessible to potential damage
nothing can beat the practical effects. even in No Way Home the arms dont look as intimidating as they did in 2004
it's more so Sam Raimi's cinematography, with his horror roots, presenting them as such, never a not, uneasy moment, with them in the frame
there's plenty of CG in use to bring these arms to life, too
DaveDexterMusic ok but that’s not what my comment said. The old arms were more practical than cgi. And in no way home they’re more cgi than practical.
@@joshwilliams6517 The NWH arms also have a more simplified design. If you look at the lower arms with transformed pincers, they look very different from the original ones in Spideman 2.
@@joshwilliams6517 Yeah but I mean it's kinda obvious why they didin't used the practical arms again, they where heavy and Alfred is much more older now than back then so his stunts had to be done more safer with CGI
"It means I maintain control of these arms, instead of them controlling me." - famous last words.
Should have created a better protection for his inhibitor chip
well that didnt age well lol
HOW RIGHT YOU ARE!
WHAT YOU MEAN ITS NOT GONNA WORK
BLASPHEMY.
BAH HAMBUG.
It's okay, he stuck a Christmas light on top.
@@residentevilfreakk55 should’ve made an inhibitor chip for his inhibitor chip.
One thing that always amazes me about this scene is how Otto puts on a pair of mechanical arms with smart AI that can be controlled by his brain and do anything he wants and it’s totally just brushed over by everyone like they’ve seen something like that before.
Live Dr. Han reaction
I always found it fascinating how the four arms look identical at first, but after unfolding, the bottom two look more square while the top two are more angular.
@@dragoon1784 Reported this comment for spam.
I believe the two bottom ones are wider so that they provide more stable support on the ground (like feet).
And the two top ones have smaller tips so that they can grab and handle smaller equipment (like fingers/hands).
It is a nice detail!
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You can see at 1:28 when all the arms are coming out of their holders, the bottom 2 look the same as the top 2 but they grow wider
I always loved that detail, adds a realistic touch.
I’m positive that the wider squarer bottom arms are mainly for keeping miniature sun’s solar flares at bay. However, they may also be the ones used to collect/harness the energy of the sun, while the angular top arms are used for the solar flares.
So happy they didn’t have to recast all the villains. Every character worked together amazingly
Sandman was partially recast.
Don't forget jamie foxx
@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 what you mean?
@@lbatalla He was being played by another actor/stuntman. But Thomas Haden Church still voiced him. The part where he gets healed, and you can see his human form.. that was taken from Spider-Man 3, so Thomas Haden Church didn't acted that part.
@@angrydouche1830 well damn didn’t know. Thanks for the fun fact though
Doc Ock casually demonstrating highly advanced prosthetics like a construction worker wears a safety hat.
The CGI has truly stood the test of time so well :)
Otto: Peter. How have you been?
Peter: Trying to do better
Made my poor little heart scream, that line.
I thought he said “how have you been my dear boy?”
Alfred Molina brought this character to life like nobody else could in my opinion.
There hasn't been any other Live Action Doc Ock that I know of tho
Doc Ock at 0:09: I'm something of a comedian myself
In this universe, Dr Han used to be Octavius’ assistant then he become a surgeon
Much like The Dark Knight Trilogy and The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Spiderman Trilogy had the PERFECT casting and were legendary films.
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Well I wouldn’t say perfect casting all around but yes they did nail quite a few Alfred, Defoe, J.K., Robertson, Haden, Randy, Nunn.
100%. This movie was so amazing
Spiderman 3 was complete garbage.
@@bad-am3805 gonna cry?
Just let me tell you this Doc's performance in No Way Home is top tier fanservice and I loved every second of it
The entire movie is top tier fan service
Bro let us watch the movie first...
@@ocean7790 let me spoil it for you
@@ocean7790 octopus helped spiderman, may died, everybody forgets thats peter is spiderman. :*
@@macu4506 That's not what happened lol.
God, i never realized as a kid, how amazing the CGI and practical effects were in this movie. And for 2004? It's what made me believe that this movie was the best out of the Raimi Trilogy.
Because it’s not cgi 🙂 look up what it actually was
@@tonyflamingosucks6590 Oh, i knew the arms were practical as most other effects. But even the added extra CGI was done great!
I honestly love the bulk these mechanical arms have, they really help make them come off as machinery and seem more realistic and not some fantastical super machine. It also makes it seem more intimidating and that they can do a lot more damage
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I haven’t seen this movie in years, but it wasn’t till very recently I learned that the arms were done with puppetry rather then CGI. They still look amazing
It was a mix of both
You saw the singing Doc Ock video as well, I take it? :)
@@Detson404 "If I were a rich man... yagadigididigidigidigidum... all day long I'd bidy-bidy bum, if I were a wealthy man.. OI!"
@@Detson404 when did we go back to the last century
I am a scientist Dr Han!
1:58 love how they put details on the tentacle's vision, soon as the woman spoke, the camera shows they're looking at her.
Otto: ''The power of the sun''
Peter: ''In the palm of my hand''
NWH did a fantastic job reuniting Tobey and Alfred together again that moment put a smile on my face in the theater just seeing them talk to each other and catch up on old times while possibly starting over as friends gets me excited for more spider-man movies like this in the future
probably shouldn't spoil it for the people who haven't watched it lol
@@chrisarts__ I knew something was suspicious mentioning that quote on a clip that didn't even mention it and checked the replies just in case- Thanks for the heads up. My movie theater got full instantly weeks before so I can't watch it till Monday.
For anyone else reading- Please wait for at least a week before spoiling. It's a popular movie so not all of us get to grab tickets in time.
@@chrisarts__ what a friggin douch right?
🖕No SPOILER
I advise editing this comment, as it could spoil it for some people. Good thing I watched it yestery
If it's one thing I really like about Doc Ock in the movies is that they didn't give him that terrible bowlcut that he has in the comics
They sorta tried to give him one in NWH with the more messy cut that covers his forehead, almost bowl like but yea they didn’t go that far
My man looks like Oliver Tree or Vector from Despicable Me
Imagine willem dafoe with the norman osborn haircut.
@@atlurk his shit's spinning
@@atlurk You mean the hamburger cut?
I love how Peter Parker’s first sight of Otto’s tentacles seemed so ominous to him, as if he would later fight against those same tentacles.
Those mechanical arms are Nobel prize worthy !! Imagine if these were made in real life ? It would be terrible if they got into the wrong hands
Can you snipe Otto or kill him via firing squad?
@@christhefiend I don’t know 😂
Have you ever thought about how all the weight from those arms is transferred to the ground?
This man NEVER skipped legday
It seems he didn’t skip arm day either, judging by his back.
Obviously they don't weigh anything. The arms were all behind him at the start, and he would have fallen backwards due to his centre of gravity being off if they had any weight. They're magic feather arms.
@@plato9070 Or maybe his schlong! Maybe when he puts the arms on it deploys forward to offset the weight!
To use the arms like that he just has to maintain a permanent boner. That's the real reason everyone looks so surprised.
Doc ock: "The power of the sun...."
Tobey: "In the palm of your hand"
Doc ock: "Peter??"
Tobey: "Otto"
Doc ock: "Oh it's so good to see you dear boy.."
Tobey: "It's good to see you too"
Doc ock: "You're all grown up!!..how are you..??"
Tobey: "Trying to do better"
No Way Home was amazing, spectacular, ultimate.
One of the greatest castings in a comic book movie.
Personally I liked the joke about the roll of 20 dollar bills. Even though he's a super villain Otto seems like a nice guy.
He never meant to be a super Villain. The chip broke and the lady just predicted what will happen
@@Qbeakl The chip breaking was not why he became a vilalin.
I was so excited to see Alfred Molina in No Way Home. I really cried when I saw Alfred Molina when he said hello Peter. And when he said that the whole theatre was screaming so loudly. I love his acting. His look in No Way Home was same as like Spiderman 2 movie look. 😘
So good
Yeah
I love his acting too
That's a nice name did ur parents give it to u?
Spoiler alert
“Has anybody lost a large roll of 20-dollar bills in a rubber band? Because we found the rubber band.” This line gives me chills
Chills 😂
Really bro? Like its kinda funny but cmon
... chills? Really?
It's a joke but how would he know there was 20$ bills then?
@@fabulousfrance that's the joke. he took them.
I love how they mix practical effects with CGI, it's hard to tell which one is which
The most underrated part about this scene is the iconic music playing in the background which many don't know was actually scored by Christopher Young!
Those practical effects for ock’s arms are so beautiful. I wish more mcu movies would use practical effects rather than cgi
Those arms were real which is why they're awsome the way they made them move was by using guys in green suits
Harry: "I'm in charge here! It's my money!"
Otto: "I missed the part where that's my problem"
lmao
Look at little goblin junior gonna cry?
little goblin jr currently crying
So, Harry is the secret fourth Ed... Dork!
Abolish the police
Honestly, Otto's arm augment tech was lightyears beyond what was possible in this movie's timeline...
Funny how Harry looks at Peter like "Cheap? YeAh SurE" @ 0:36
Great seeing this man return in No Way Home, and hearing him make callbacks to this movie.
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Man Raimi’s films were so iconic. Seeing Tobey and Alfred back in No Way Home made me feel like a kid again.
Thank you Marvel for gifting us fans with such a beautiful call back to our childhood heroes.
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Is no way home worth visiting the cinema? Or wait for streaming
@@michaelschultz3230 If you can go to watch it in the theatre it truly is a visual masterpiece for fans :))
@@eldonchuffy2890 that's a bold call. But I'm a fan
@@michaelschultz3230 100% in cinema. It has a couple of moments that’ll make you tingle. It’s definitely worth it if safe to do so!
The crazy thing is those arms are all practical effects!
No CGI involved at all!
"Couldn't that make you vulnerable to them?"
"WE'RE TIRED! OF YOUR QUESTION BOY!"
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Hey Doc, ever thought about having that little chip be protected by more than just some plastic?
Easily destroyed. Of course nobody ever thought of that I guess.
Just realised the guy standing between Peter and Harry is the same actor who plays Father Lantom in the Daredevil Netflix series!
He should’ve kept his lab suit to look like how Otto looked in his first appearance but it wouldn’t make sense because of the nano wires.
Still the greatest Spider-Man movie there is.
Nope. I live this movie to death. But Spiderman no way home and into the spider verse are 1&2 respectively. This movie is definitely in the top 3
gotta agree with youtube censor guy NWH is the new king
@@youtubeistryingtocensorme based on what? Explain how no way home is a better movie than this. No one has been able to answer why it’s better. Does now way home have better acting? No. Does it have better writing? No. Does it have better cinematography? No. Does it have better dialogue? No. Does it have better action scenes? No. Does it have a better story? No. Dows it have better pacing? No. Does it have nostalgia? Yes. Id even argue Spider-Man 2 has better special effects. A nostalgia trip with cringe dialogue, fan service and plot holes is in no way better than this movie. Give it a few months and you guys will come back down from the clouds like you do with every movie the mcu releases.
This is my opinion lol, you can disagree but you can’t say I’m wrong lol
Live action i agree, though Spiderverse is superior imo
No Way Home did him justice
„Oh dear Boy it is good to see you“
Since we already invented fusion several months ago, I hope we have our own Doctor Octavius walking around somewhere
For such a super genius, he sure had a massive oversight in putting that inhibiter chip in such a vulnerable spot.
Ikr
Docock: proposed unlimited energy with fusion reaction
Also docock: made a chip to protect his brain with quality of glass.
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Writing Doc Ock as Docock really gave me a chuckle. Sounds like a porno movie char now
yeah, can you please not say it like that
He seemed like such a nice guy before he got possessed by the tentacles
Love how how the most important part is made so fragile 😂
Ah yes! A brilliant design and he decides to put the most crucial component in an extremely vulnerable spot encased inside what looks like clear plastic. Genius!
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I'm 29 years old, and I remember watching both movies at the cinema, and they're very good movies.
These Spider-Man’s where always the best.
The two best live Spider-Man movies ever made both have Alfred Molena as Doc Oc in them. Perhaps not entirely a coincidence. As fantastic as Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin is, Molena's Doc Oc provides a certain warmth and intrigue that's been hard to duplicate. Like Heath Ledger, he appeared to be a highly unusual pick for a supervillain. That's why he's my personal favorite.
Speaker: "Doctor, if this inhibitor chip is as important as you suggest, shouldn't you make sure that it is a bit more protected?
It would be a shame if any little incident would break it in an instant, making you lose control of your higher brain function"
Otto: "How wrong you are"
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"I have control of the arms instead of them controlling me." Famous last words.
not the quote
1:43 The exact facial expression when you're a Superhero, there hasn't been a supervillain in a while and a your brilliant scientist mentor starts demonstrating his new mechanical metal tentacles.
"Ladies and Gentleman, I'm going to blowup the city."
“It’s good to see you dear boy.” 😭🙌
It was so so good to see Alfred Molina as Doctor Octopus again in No Way Home.
In my room the crowd scream when he appeared
1:19
Me when I’m peeing in a public bathroom and start to get stage fright and the pee won’t come out. So I have to look up and concentrate really hard on relaxing so the pee will finally come out.
"Nanotechnology!...Peter, you have really outdone yourself"
Its amazing knowing this Doc Ock and world is now apart of the MCU.
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Assuming he has used the arms multiple times, I can only imagine how tolerant he is every time the nanowire needles inject into his back to connect to his nervous system.
Cerebellum. Not Nervous System
@@bradnorton5034 the needles do clearly inject into his spinal cord here plus nervous system would indeed include the cerebellum plus the entire brain
@@bradnorton5034 cerebellum is part of that system
@@MaxC_1 The nano wires connect directly to his cerebellum so he can control the arms by his brain.
@@kitosjek9541 It's part of the brain that is connected to the spinal cord. These arms connect to his spinal cord and The nano wires connect to his cerebellum. Understood??
Doc Ock: "Before we start, has anyone lost a large roll of 20 dollar bills in a rubber band?"
Tobey: "Because we found the rubber band"
Doc Ock: "Peter?"
Tobey: "Otto!"
Doc Ock: "Oh it's good to see you dear boy ..."
Tobey: "It's good to see you too"
I remember as a kid the spine pins really unsettled me, but I knew it made sense logically that it had to be done. I think that's what made this scene and the scene in the hospital, when they look at the scan of his spine afterwards, stick with me so clearly in my head all these years even though I only watched it once. Sam Raimi's horror motif really does make these movies stick and be unironically unforgettable.
“Looks like we have competition”
Otto in SM2 : The power of the sun in the palm of my hand
........
Otto in SM NWH : The power of the sun ...
Peter : In the palm of your hand
Please do not spoil the people who didnt watched NWH, otherwise it's pretty neat
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I'm not trying to spoil the movie to anyone, that's why I've put some space between each movie line + it should not really be considered as a spoiler as Doc Oc has already showed up in the trailers
@@amier909 I meant in the Peter line
And the demonstration went successfully and everyone was very pleased with the presentation.
Goes to show how practical effects > CGI. Like the original LotR trilogy, practical effect can help a film age wonderfully.
Doc oc: "the power of spiderman no way home in the palm of my hand"
It feels kinda weird rewatching this scene after watching Spider-Man No Way Home
Same
How?
@@cesarcastro2831 because it’s been over a decade since we last saw this interpretation of doctor octopus
By the way Alfred molina killed it in the role of doctor octopus
@@rmcreations9107 but it’s the same one from from NWH.