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Evan Furlong

Toby will always be my favorite spiderman but andrew garfield is definitely number 2 there was no one better to play that role

Haikal Haikal

There are other spider man besides peter parker who uses organic webbing in the comic but in live action tobey is the only one with organic web

BridgesNotBurned

Yes, in the comics, from the original in the early 60s, one of the biggest pieces of Peter Parker’s story was that his intellect helped him create the Webb shooters and there were no Peter Parker’s with organic webs in the comics until after Tobey Maguire’s movie when the comics adapted some of that. There were some other versions of Spider-Man besides Peter Parker, but I think there was only one prior to the Toby movies in the comics. The year after I graduated, the storyline for Spider-Man 2099 came out and that version had organic webs, but other than that, it all happened after Toby, but the majority of decades of the comic was all Webb shooters and it was a big part of his story and how much of a genius he is

BridgesNotBurned

No worries - those were storm sewers (rainwater) not sanitary sewers for waste water. Although, rainwater run off in a city still would have to be pretty nasty but at least it’s not waste water 😂

Earl Smith

So, here's my take: Tobey was a better Peter Parker, but Andrew was a better Spiderman. Tom fits both fairly well.

Earl Smith

So, in some Comic Runs, Gwen is Peter's first love interest before Mary Jane.

Earl Smith

Recognize Martin Sheen, The Illusive Man from Mass Effect, as Uncle Ben?

Earl Smith

So, in the previous Spiderman films, they did have Dr Curtis Connors as Peter's College Professor, and yes, he is a villain in the comics, The Lizard. Most of Peter's more serious Villains have a personal connection to him, Doctor Otto Ocatvius (Doc Ock), Dr Norman Osborne (Green Goblin), Dr Curt Connors (Lizard), Harry Osborne (Green Goblin), Ned Leeds (Hobgoblin), and Eddie Brock (Venom). All of these people either were teachers of Peter in school, mentored him in Science, or were friends and colleagues.

JokerDanny

You're correct but Ned Leeds as Hobgoblin was retconned by the character's creator to his original choice for Hobgoblin Roderick Kingsley though, so Ned Leeds is now a multiverse variant of Hobgoblin.

Anthony -Inorka- Dibble

The chemistry between Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone was absolutely great in this. Made me wish they were still together today. Sadly they were only together for four years.

Anthony -Inorka- Dibble

Still to this day if I ever hear "Poor Peter Parker..." I always finish it up with "Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers!"

Michael Hutton

Tobey's Spiderman films feel more heightened like the comic book, Andrew's feel more grounded and darker, and Tom's feel like a balance with a grounded world but the full colourful aspects of being a superhero and a lighter touch. That scene where Peter is confronting the car thief always gives me chills. From having the wise cracking hero we know, to just one head tilt and suddenly you're more scared of Spiderman than any villain. I think that's what these films do, have all the right elements but just keep you off balance. You're not expected Gwen as the love interest despite her being the original serious relationship, you're not expecting the identity reveals, even having the parents more explicitly involved. It's all fresh and interesting but also a little off kilter.