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This one really surprised me, but not always for the reasons the first two did. The earlier films had this perfect balance of earnestness, heart & soul, and just enough campy vibes to make you smile. This one... It sent it too hard lol. I found myself laugh at it rather than with it many times. There were moments where I genuinely thought, "Did they mean to make this feel like a parody of itself??" And yet, I still couldn't look away and stop myself from getting sucked in. What did grab me in a huge way was the alien symbiote storyline. I loved it. The way it externalized Peter's inner dark side. It wasn't just 'Spider-Man vs. bad guys'. It was Peter vs. himself. The creeping corruption it had on Peter was both disturbing and intriguing to watch. He was colder, emo-er, more arrogant and self-absorbed. That felt like the true heart of the movie for me. What happens when you need to wrestle your inner demons and the aftermath of how those demons can destroy your life around you. I got lost in the villain overload, though. It felt like three whole movies jammed into one. Sandman's tragic backstory, Harry's arc, Venom's beginnings. They were all super compelling on their own, but together it became a tangled web of 'wait, what?'. Each deserved room to breathe. And honestly, I could have done without the whole 'Uncle Ben's REAL killer' storyline. I ended up enjoying this one so much though. Even if it was a bit bumpy and wild. It feels more like a strange guilty-pleasure type of movie haha. I can't get over the origin of the Peter Parker's dancing meme and finger guns 🤣 I don't think I've laughed that hard in awhile! And finally placing where those memes came from made this a super fun ride! Underneath all of the memes and the noise, there was still a true core that I loved. About identity, temptation, and what happens when the hero you look up to starts to lose himself in human mistakes.Thank you all so much for joining me in Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man films! This is where it all started and I have absolutely LOVED this journey the entire way through. I can't wait to jump into The Amazing Spider-Man with Andrew Garfield next! I first saw him in Hacksaw Ridge so I can't wait to see his adaptation of Spider-Man. Especially now that I know Peter Parker's true, tragic backstory. See you all there!Thank you for your support on Patreon!Relax and enjoy 🍿🌿LINK: https://youtu.be/DkE2TspcX7EI watched this on Disney Plus

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TheJoeKerr

One of the main reasons this movie was not as good as the other 2 was because Sam Raimi was pushed to include Venom in the movie and he didn’t like the character for this film. Too many villains and too many stories to do. So Sam just kinda shoehorned Venom into it instead of having a story to wrap up the existing characters with Harry and Peter being the main characters.

Richard

That's awesome you enjoyed this trilogy so much on the whole, although your reservations about this one are real. Too many plot points is a common trap of film-makers, and trying to maintain a consistent thread through a series of films is challenging (obviously). Love how the music and memes made you happy! Also your facial expressions starting at 41:26 were emblematic of a reason I'm here. And then all those laughs and smiles at 1:36:04 don't get me started . . . finger guns for the win! It's fascinating to me that so many critics dismiss this genre as silly when in reality it is just a more flamboyant way to tell the same stories and ask the same questions that film has been doing since the beginning. Who am I? What is my purpose? How can I have a happy life? For me, the most impactful thing here is the scenario of forgiving or trying to forgive someone who harmed people you love (even though you didn't love that part). I've seen this featured in human-interest stories occasionally where parents forgive a drunk driver who killed their child or something similar. I try to be a really good person but I don't know if I could do it. That's why Peter forgiving Sandman was huge in this. I totally get how cathartic it would be to let all the resentment and pain and hate out of your heart, and how it would lead to healing. Honestly with your analysis here you are well on your way to being a seasoned movie critic - for real! Looking forward to more great reactions in the Amazing Spider-Man series!

Dude Longcouch

Yeah, your thoughts pretty much mirrored my own. I think most of this movie's "sins" are forgivable in the context of it being a corny comic book film, but I really dislike the Uncle Ben killer retcon (unnecessary movie trilogy retcons are one of my pet peeves, they never feel good). It would have been nice for the trilogy to end on a stronger note, but hey, they can't all be homeruns. I'm excited to watch your reaction tonight and see if you recognized Bruce Campbell! Critically, the Tobey movies faired better than the Garfield movies, but I personally always liked the Garfield movies even more, so it'll be very fun revisiting those with you soon. Looking forward to it.

KJ

There's rumour that Bruce Campbell appearing in all 3 Spider-Man movies from Sam Raimi would have set him up as the big villain reveal for Spider-Man 4 if Raimi were to ever continue. The rumour was Campbell would play a version of Quentin Beck aka Mysterio.

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2026-09-07 13:00 You know, the Renaissance for this movie is upon us because I remember it not being so well liked when it came out. However it was always my favorite of the trilogy. Of course back then it was just because I thought the black suit looked cool. But now that I'm looking at it, I realize why I love this movie so much. In the corny moments of Peter Parker trying to be cool, it makes sense that it would come off as bad as it is. Because he is a nerd who has never known what cool actually is, and he think that he is that. I'm not going to go and say that the filmmakers knew that when they made it, but I think it's still works in their favor. For me it works for the character of Peter Parker, which is why I love it. The story itself does suffer from it having too many villains in one movie and plot points going at once, but I still enjoy it on the entertainment Factor more than the other two. And God don't even give me started on Mary Jane and Peter's messy relationship. That to me is probably where I would say this movie has my least favorite moments when it comes to their storyline. Either way, I can't wait to get off of work today and watch you react to this. Glad you finally got to experience this Trilogy which was a big part of my childhood.
2025-08-15 16:22

Giancarlo Gasparin

Your recap perfectly summed up the general consensus of what audiences thought of this one. Definitely looking forward to seeing you continue through these.

Jojo Garlin

Awesome reaction. Gwen Stacy is Peter Parker’s second ever love interest (His first was Betty Brant from the Bugle) and his first real love

The Amazing Webhead

Great reaction! You got to meet more characters from the lore such as Gwen Stacy who is an important love interest to Peter in the comics, Flint Marko/Sandman, & Eddie Brock/Venom. However, this movie was a result of studio meddling because Sony got a bit greedy after the success of the first two that they wanted some mandates for this one that director Sam Raimi didn’t want. The main thing being the inclusion of Venom. Sony pushed Sam to have Venom in the plot because of how popular the character was around the time & still very popular. Sam made it clear he wasn’t familiar with the character but did his best to include him but resulted having too many plot lines as it was just meant to be Peter vs Harry & Sandman. Despite the goofy moments & Emo Peter, there was still some heart to the story & the themes about revenge & forgiveness. The twist with Sandman killing Uncle Ben was only a twist for this film. In the comics & most other versions, it was just the burglar that Peter let go. I’m mixed on it but it helps with Peter’s arc of forgiveness. These movies were my childhood and I’m interested on your thoughts on Andrew Garfield’s movies as they show other things from the comics. :)

The Amazing Webhead

I wanted to do a separate comment about Venom because he’s one of my favorite characters in comics. Him, Green Goblin, & Doctor Octopus are Peter’s main villains in the comics. However, this wasn’t a great interpretation of him due to the thing I mentioned in my last comment about Sony forcing to include him in the story where they could had save him for a fourth movie. I will say that this is Venom’s traditional backstory in the comics, cartoons, & video games. Venom is an alien called a symbiote. The purpose of its race is to bond to survive & give its host more power/enhance them. It’s also able to learn everything about the host by going through their mind. The Venom symbiote in most versions of the story would bond with Peter & slowly bring out his dark side because it feeds on negative emotions. After Peter realizes it, he gets rid of it at a bell tower. Feeling betrayed, the symbiote would bond with Eddie Brock who blamed Spider-Man for ruining his life. Their shared hatred for Peter made them a perfect match & became Venom. Venom was a dangerous foe but overtime Venom would go on to become a anti-hero after teaming up with Peter against a common enemy & would gain his own solo comic series. There are the Venom movies starring Tom Hardy as Eddie/Venom but it’s set in its own universe but I do recommend checking them out at some point as they do showcase the lore of the symbiote & a different portrayal of the character. I don’t know if they’re on your list but in my opinion, they are fun but flawed movies. I would highly recommend watching the first two before seeing Tom Holland’s next Spider-Man movie. Sorry for long comment btw. :)

Kristoffer

This is definently in my opinion and also the majorities opinion, the weakest Spider-Man movie, but i still love it for what it is, especially the crazy humor! LOL! But there are still moments because of the build up from the last 2 movies, that can hit you right in the feels! Next up my favorite Spider-Man movies, The Amazing Spider-Man with my favorite love interest ever!

Fred Aczon

Sam Raimi's an old school Spider-man fan so Sandman was his preferred villain for this, but Venom is so popular he was forced to shoehorn him in so it does feel bloated. The themes in this one are still great, and showcases why Spider-man is the everyman hero, the stuff he goes through is so relatable. While not a perfect (or good) movie as a whole, history has shown Spider-man 3 is best enjoyed in clips. The individual scenes, as cheesy as they are, are so just so enjoyable and memorable. Now dig on this.

Hefty517

I’ll be honest. It’s going to be a bit of a slog to make it through this movie again, but since it’s with you, I’m sure it will be a good time. Lots of the other comments have pointed out the issues I have with this movie and the unfortunate behind-the-scenes mandates, so I won’t rehash. But I will say…the Sandman arc in this movie is perfection. Sweep away the Uncle Ben connection, and I can’t imagine the character done with more heart, grace, and respect. Genuinely one of my favorite villain adaptations in all of Marvel. Thomas Hayden Church was a fantastic choice. Edit: Just finished watching. Despite my dislike of this movie, it was worth it for your laughing at the emo Parker scenes.

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Danny

The uncle Ben thing is pretty bad and it's not necessary for the plot. It's kind of an unforgiveable sequel sin to alter something vital from the original in a way that cheapens it or makes it less meaningful. Peter letting the guy who kills his uncle go was vital to his origin in the first movie. Some of the star wars sequels commit this sin too, particularly Last Jedi changing Luke into a completely different character. Still this is a really good bad movie. It's enjoyable to laugh at it and it still has some fun scenes.

kaliwali

Yessss. Definitely too many villains and storylines. It made it really hard to keep up and get immersed in the more emotional beats. And now knowing the story behind why Venom was kinda just stuck in there makes a lot of sense. You can actually feeeel that he was just kinda thrown into the mix lol

FigLeaf Bicarbonate

I remember when I first saw this movie how much it bummed me out lol, I still hate it even though not as much. It's gonna be fun to watch it with you I imagine 😂

kaliwali

This one definitely felt like wayyyy too much at times. Which unfortunately diluted the emotional beats and underlying themes. But moments like the music, the memes lol, and the chaos still made it such a fun watch! The finger guns absolutely sent me hahaha I also really appreciate your take on the genre itself. It's wild how often these stories get put into the "silly" category, when they're really exploring something so much deeper. It makes us ask those important questions about identity, purpose, true happiness. And with this one, forgiveness. Which felt like a really beautiful way to wrap up Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man! Peter forgiving Sandman felt very satisfying. Letting go can be so powerful, even when the hurt runs deep. And I love that for Spider-Man! Sometimes with the MCU we see our heroes hold those grudges and say I'm sorry after throwing the first initial punch. But with this movie, it hit so differently and felt super relatable. Your kind words make me excited to keep diving into these movies and sharing my reactions! So thank you for that!! See you in the next one!

kaliwali

I totally get you on the Uncle Ben retcon. It felt really unnecessary and a bit like it was undoing something so important to why Spider-Man is the way he is. I'm not going to lie, it's also becoming a pet peeve of mine too. I think The Rise of Skywalk is to blame for that with me haha. It definitely didn't feel like a perfect finale, but still a satisfying one nonetheless. I hope you enjoy my reaction when you get around to it tonight! And this time, I definitely recognized him!! hehe I also love that you're team Garfield. It makes me excited to jump into those next because I honestly didn't' think anything could top Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man! See you then!

kaliwali

Whaaaaat! I actually love that! Is there any hope of Raimi making a Spider-Man 4 or has too much time passed now?

kaliwali

YES! I totally feel you on the black suit and Peter trying to be "cool" but it just being way too cringey because it's a true reflection of his nerdy, awkward self 🤣😭 Even if that wasn't the intention, it really works in his favor and makes those corny moments seem very genuine with that outlook lol And yessss, way too many villains to keep up with the emotional beats in this one. But the entertainment factor was honestly super high for me and so that makes this a win still in my book! As for the MJ and Peter relationship, yeaaaaah. I felt those messy moments in my soul. But honestly, it reminded me A LOT of a few of my high school/college relationships. And I appreciated them for that. Even if you think you love someone so much, they can still deceive and hurt you and turn into someone you don't even recognize anymore. But once that moment for them passes, can you forgive them? Can you hug them and hold them again? Sometimes, yeah.. But it's never the same. I'm so glad you revisited this one with me! I enjoyed Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man SO so so much. I will be coming back to these films time and time again. I'm making a short for youtube and instagram from the train scene in Spider-Man 2 and I can put it on repeat right now and just absorb it all in. Such a beautiful trilogy in so many ways! Thanks for hanging out and see you in Andrew Garfield's next!!

kaliwali

LOL I was shook 🤣🤣🤣

kaliwali

I can't wait to see Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man next!! ❤️

KJ

I think too much time has passed. Raimi did get to direct the second Doctor Strange movie though 👀 something to look forward to.

kaliwali

Thanks so much!! I really appreciate meeting more of the lore in this one. I had a feeling that Sandman's comic book character was awesome just based on how much they emphasized his shirt lol. I had a feeling it tied into the comics somewhere. But as for Gwen Stacy that makes so much sense!! I had no idea about all the studio meddling with Venom. That explains A LOT about the tonally messy parts from this one. Poor Sam Raimi lol. He was just trying to tell a super compelling story about Peter vs. Harry & Sandman and it snowballed into something too crazy to keep up with. Even with the goofy moments and Emo Parker, I still felt the heart of this one come through. Especially with those deeper themes of revenge and, most importantly, forgiveness. It felt like a proper theme for this Tobey Macguire trilogy! I'm really excited to dive into Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man next! I'm curious to see how they portray Peter's story from a different angle knowing what I know now about his true origins ❤️

kaliwali

No worries for the double/long comments! I know you've been super excited for me to get into these films so I appreciate reading your thoughts and feelings as I move through them as well! It makes a lot of sense why the studio-forced inclusion in this one felt off. Especially hearing how his story is meant to develop gradually vs just being flung in there lol. Very interesting hearing about the symbiote interactions with Peter first and then Eddie! I loved that part of the story because there was something so disturbing yet compelling about watching people's darker emotions emerge. I feel like I should check out the Tom Hardy Venom movies at some point now lol. They sound fun even if they're flawed just because I did enjoy learning about the symbiote in this one! Thank you!

kaliwali

Yessss, exactly! It's thanks to that incredible build up from the first 2 movies that keeps this film alive even though there are parts that just... shouldn't have lol. It had me in tears as soon as MJ took stage and Peter looked up at her singing down the stairs at her play! That's how powerful the last two films were.. I can't wait to check out Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man films next!! See you there!

kaliwali

That's super sad that Sam Raimi was bullied into including Venom in this one instead of going with his vision! It would have been SO much better without all the chaos included. And you could definitely feel that Venom's character was rushed. But overall, like you aid, it was still enjoyable and memorable! Great for laughs (and even those emotions thanks to the build up from 1 and 2!)

kaliwali

I take it as a huge compliment that you're willing to sit through this one again just for my reaction! That seriously means a lot ❤️ I hope it was a good time!! I definitely agree with the Sandman arc! That scene where he is 'born' from the sand was so artistic and poetic. I don't love the Uncle Ben connection, like you mentioned. But with that aside, his arc was very well done and I love that Peter walked away from it forgiving him, fully. It felt like a beautiful way to wrap up this entire Tobey Maguire trilogy!

kaliwali

Yes! I can't wait to jump into the Andrew Garfield Spider-Man films next!! And thanks for watching this one with me even if it wasn't your favorite (I can see why lol) It's a huge compliment that you're willing to watch it again just for my reaction! See you in the next ones!

kaliwali

I definitely agree that it felt like a sin to undo Uncle Ben's death that way. It felt cruel and cheap. But the Sandman arc other than that moment, was honestly beautiful! And I definitely agree that the Star Wars films did the same thing and left a bad taste in my mouth lol. I tried to remain positive in The Rise of Skywalker, but the more I sit with that film and look back on it, the more I'll probably never watch it again and try to forget it. It was great for a one time view, but I'd rather hold the other movies closer to my mind/heart lol. Although, the music in it was honestly fire haha

kaliwali

LOL I hope you enjoy the watch along with me! I honestly had a lot of fun with it, but it was very frustrating at parts 😭🤣

kaliwali

Well, that makes a LOT of sense! haha

kaliwali

Oooo very much looking forward to that!

Dude Longcouch

I almost forgot, now that you've seen all the Raimi films, I wanted to share one of my favorite memories of these movies. It's actually about the video game tie-ins. All 3 of these movies had video game tie-in adaptations in the Gamecube era (except 3 which was the gen after, on 360). The Spider-Man 1 game was okay, nothing special. The web slinging was all on-rails levels with no room for free movement or improvisation, and the combat was standard Gamecube era third-person action game stuff. But Spider-Man 2? Spider-Man 2 was AWESOME. It was one of the first open world games, with a fully realized, massive New York City to explore, and a highly advanced, free-roaming, physics based web slinging system. Spider-Man had weight and your momentum reacted realistically to your swing decisions. Of course, if you looked at it today, it wouldn't look like much compared to what today's video games can do, but back then it was AMAZING. I used to boot up that game just to swing around aimlessly for hours. It was relaxing and gratifying. I still miss that game sometimes. But here's the "favorite memory" part. You see, all of those games had voice acting done by the real actors from the movies, which was really great. In Spider-Man 2, the narration was actually done by Bruce Campbell himself! One of my favorite actors and people in general, so I was thrilled. The game had all these "tokens" scattered around the city that you could find and interact with, and Bruce Campbell would read you a gameplay tip. He also told you, at the beginning of the game, that if you managed to find all the tokens scattered around the city, they would reset and he would say something different at each one. Being a huge Bruce Campbell fan, of course I had to do it, so I spent hours swinging around the city hunting those tokens, tracking down every last one, and I was happy to do it, but it was grueling and took a long time. At last I was finally successful, and the tokens reset, and I was crazy excited to hear the new messages from Bruce. So I activated the first one, and Bruce Campbell said, "Something different." I activated a second one, and heard a completely different recording of Bruce saying, "Something different." They had done that for every single token in the entire city! They literally recorded dozens of different intonations of Bruce saying "Something different" and updated all of the tokens with just that. And that's the story of the time I got trolled by Spider-Man 2 and Bruce Campbell.

Kristoffer

Both of them are absolutely AMAZING, pun intended

Lastboyscout73

Not going to have time to watch with this with you for a couple of days and I again, I love how you find the positive in the movies you watch but I think now you understand why I never finished watching this movie back in the day. It went too far for me to enjoy but with that being said I have seen all the bits and pieces of it over the years so I know how it ends and all that. I do plan to sit down and try to watch it all the way through with your reaction though. I have to see how some of the things that happened in this movie hit you and your genuine reaction to it. They, imo, just tried to pack too much into one movie. On to the Andrew Garfield era!

Giancarlo Gasparin

I wonder if Kali realized that the Summertime Vibes inadvertently continued in this movie with Spider-Man saving Claire from Jurassic World.

M1 Maz

"It's the meeeeeme!" This one definitely took that over the top 'comic-book' vibe and cranked it to 11 haha. And at times that, along with all the simultaneous story arcs are a lot to take in. But taking a step back, like you, I did find a lot to like in this movie! I also thought the acting was amazing. Sandman, and especially Tobey's portrayal of emo Peter. So much swagger LOL Also, really enjoyed Peter and Harry's arcs and relationship development in this one. To the point that I wish it had more time to become the focal point of the movie. The way they fought each other in Harry's home without their suits, and then putting everything aside to work together at the end was awesome Also also, I'm pretty sure I got jumpscared more in this movie than in Alien LOL

David Fürstenberg

Please react to the first two Venom movies after the Amazing Spider-Man movies. Just trust me.

Robin Holmes

Loved your reaction as always! Gonna hit some nerd facts for you if you'd like! Feel free to skip: Eddie Brock was always an antagonist to Peter Parker kind of how the movie portrayed. However in the comics, Eddie is about 6'4" and built like a linebacker and Peter LETS him physically bully him because he knows Eddie can't actually hurt him but he could hurt Eddie. The symbiote actually nearly makes him kill Eddie. The symbiote was actually gained by Peter on another planet during the Secret Wars comic arc (Avengers, Fantastic 4, etc) where Peter's costume was destroyed. He thought it was Alien technology because it mimicked his suit but black and replaced his web-shooters. (Of course you know, he makes the web-shooters himself in the comics, and the fluids). With the black suit...I'm sorry to say it bluntly, but that is Venom peeing. The fact that it was it became known as an actual symbiotic intelligence was discovered by Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic of the Fantastic Four, not Dr. Connors. Also, the quote in this movie Dr. Connors says "I'm a physicist not biologist" was an in-joke because he is the latter in the comics. You'll see why. The symbiote weakness is sonic (what level depends on the writer) and fire. The Human Torch was also able to quarantine it. Because the symbiote attached to Peter first, Spider-Man cannot sense Venom with his Spider-sense. Venom is cloaked to it at all times. That was why Venom kept on smacking Peter around. Okay enough comic nerd trivia. Wanted to point out two other things: I don't think you noticed during the proposal dinner that the special song Peter asked them to play by the violinist was the song M.J. sang on Broadway. And my Good Kali, please please learn who Bruce Campbell is.

McShades

The Director should have seen that the whole "Emo Parker" wasn't working and redid the middle part of the movie and got rid of some of the cheesiness.

Beñat

Raimi knew damn well that Emo Peter was "cheesy". That's the whole point. Peter is a nerd and even when he tries to be cool he's still cringe.

Jonathan D

This was my favorite Spider-Man movie of all three of them. Spider-Man 3 was the highest-grossing movie of all three Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies. This movie made over 891.6 million dollars until Spider-Man: Far From Home broke it. I love this movie, the action scenes, the comedic lines, Tobey Maguire's dance routines, the graphics, Bryce Dallas Howard, James Cromwell, and Jonathan Kimble Simmons. Also, Rosemary Harris, aka Aunt May, is still living at 97 years old...wow! Amazing movie, thank you for reacting to it.

Joe

That is some butler to be able to diagnose based on a wound that it was from a glider blade and self-inflicted. Loved the other 2 movies, just did not like this one then and still don't. But I am glad others do and you still had fun with this despite the weaknesses you pointed out. I just don't think really any of the main characters were that likable in this one, except Aunt May. Of course, you have positive feelings from them in previous movies, but their choices in this one are all over the place and often seem counter to what we learned about them previously. And Peter was making really questionable decisions, like the Gwen kiss, before the goo even showed up. Also it was a really poor introduction to Venom, who is a key comic character. I do hope you at least check out the first Venom in your Spider-Man journey.

kaliwali

Funny how it always works out this way hahaha

kaliwali

LOL omg but it's a total Peter Parker vibe 🤣

Phil Stubblefield

Kali, I think you already said all that needs to be said in your outro. As a first-time viewer of this movie, I found the plot strangely confused and the storytelling so uneven. Too many villains, too much switching between serious fight scenes and ridiculous filler with no transition whatsoever. Overall, while I loved Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, and Bryce Dallas Howard, it seemed that they were cursed by an inconsistent script and haphazard directing. As you said, too often I found myself laughing at the movie rather than with it. Sample plot holes that even I noticed: * Why did the alien contagion wait for half the movie to contaminate Peter, especially since it had been in his apartment the whole time? * Where did the black suit come from? * Why didn't Bernard (the servant) ever speak up sooner? And, as usual, a few random notes: * I knew even before she said it that MJ was hearing the theater critic's words in her father's voice. 😢 * It's hard for me not to yell, "Forman!" when I see Topher Grace. 😂 * I'm with you, Kali, about Peter's kiss with Gwen Stacey: "What the hell?" 😠😡🤬 * Oh, yeah, I had forgotten that a very young Elizabeth Banks plays Miss Brant, JJJ's admin: "Miss Brant! That's not the position I hired you for!" 🤣 * Really, Kali? "Emo Parker?" 😂 When Peter fought Harry as "Bad Spidey", that's all I could think! * New Yorkers are not allowed to say, "Wicked cool!" That cliche belongs to Bostonians, their mortal enemies! 😂 * Kali cracking up @1:36:04 over dancing Bad Spidey! 🤣 (Or should that be "bad-dancing Spidey?) All else aside, I do love the final thought in the film: We can always choose to do what's right!

Onno Smits

This movie left such a bad taste in my mouth that it retroactively ruined my memory of the first two movies. 😂 Rewatching those two with you has been a blast. This one... Yikes. I'm jumping into The Amazing Spider-Man's with you this weekend, and looking forward to it a lot! Gwen > MJ, 1000%.