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This felt like a comic book and I loved every second of it!!!!

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nicholas ch

This is very exciting way to start my weekend. Let’s go!

Alex Gorell

Yea these movies felt like a live action comic book movie. Something the MCU movies never really achieved.

Black Frieza

You’re joking right like stop it fr

Alex Gorell

Nope. I loved the MCU but they never felt like I was watching a comic book come to life. At least to me.

Dan M

As much as I love the Tom Holland Spider Man movies, this movie is my favorite Spider Man movie, and to me, Tobey McGuire is the quintessential Peter Parker.

Narutoanime16

Woo! Early 2000’s movies had such a charm to them like this is the live action Spider-Man everyone loved & loves it gave the vibes of the 90’s cartoon Peter where he’s an adult handeling his own shit . & yes the kissing rain scene was Hell to film Tobey hated it cause he couldn’t breath with the water coming down, he’s upside down for however many takes & he had to kiss so he couldn’t breath right. Willem Defoe is a master at just changing his voice & facial expressions like him as Normon & Green Goblin remains the best casting. I do wish Mary Jane was better written like she was flip flopping so much 🤣 & other then being Peter’s love interest she didn’t contribute much

Baldemort

This movie is pure nostalgia, the only reason why it holds up. Ill never not enjoy this film.

Brian Ritchey

I think the quote you're thinking of is "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." And it's from *The Dark Knight*.

Narutoanime16

I think all renditions of Peter Parker are good but if I had to pick a favorite it’s animated one from either Spectacular Spider-Man or the 90’s cartoon

Narutoanime16

They did it with Avengers imo & Ironman

John A

Tobey Maguire is the best Peter Parker. Hope you continue. This movie had so many scenes taken from the comics, even Goblins death. I did have issues at the time that Goblin took MJ to the bridge and it was not Gwen Stacey, who was Peter GF in the comics at the time. so it changed, which I was not happy with, but still love the movie. MJ was not quiet the MJ in the comics, but showed glimpses of her. Like when she called Peter Tiger, and when she showed more confidence around people. Also I hated the Green Goblins outfit, since Goblin is my favorite, but I loved Willem Defore as he Goblin, he was great. Oh and also loved seeing The Macho Man Randy Savage in this one. OH YEAH!! and a young Joe Manganiello as Flash Thompson and Bruce Campbell

Johnny Bullis

Interesting fact.. the scene where MJ and Spider-man kiss while he's upside down, Tobey Maguire almost drowned because the water was going up his nose while kissing her. The things we do for love I guess.

Jaz 😁

my only thinking on that is they changed it because kirsten Dunst was MJ so ovb she was gonna get most screen time along with magurie

Mister Lou

Him catching her and all the food falling on the tray was a practical effect! 😆🤫

Narutoanime16

Spider-Man 2099 has organic webs & other versions of Spiderman in comics

Ventena

Very excited for Spider-man 2!

Riggo 82

Well, for all these years, I never realized that Norman Osborne was actually Green Lantern, all along. I feel like such a fool.

Jeff Turner

My favourite Human Spider

Joseph Lister

are you going to stop after 3 or do the TASM as well? because after TASM it would be cool to watch the Tom Holland ones but i don’t think they’d make sense without some of the mcu background

McShades

Yeah, CGI didn't really get perfected until late 2000's, ironically CGI got worse in some cases in the late 2010's, mostly due to CGI artists being overworked and having to cut corners to meet deadlines as the late 2010's had a lot of movies coming out requiring CGI. We seem to be getting back on track with CGI with the latest movies. With Great Power comes Great Responsibility came from this Spider-Man movie, you probably heard it from The Amazing Spider-Man movie with Andrew Garfield where they repeated it, since you saw that one first. Although it was first said in 1962 Spider-Man comic written by Stan Lee.

McShades

to be fair, Marvel was trying to be a bit more realistic with their MCU movies than a lot of the earlier comic book based movies, I think that trend started with the popularity of Nolan's Batman Trilogy...