Spider-Man trolls a cop (the knife joke is priceless)
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Hi everyone! Which other scene from this movie would you like to see?
Spiderman no way home spiderman vs green goblin
@@jansenwijayasena3279 he Meant From TASM
Please upload conversations of Dr Connors and Peter
That’s literally what he’s meant to do 😂💀
This scene almost sounds like the kind of lines that would be said by Deadpool
The most unrealistic thing about this clip is the NYPD's response time. Truly incredible.
Interestingly enough, it's explained in the movie.
Captain Stacy says in the dinner scene that Spider-Man interrupted the police sting operation. This guy was supposed to lead them to the car ring, so all of the cops that chase him here were probably already there for the car thief.
@@LifeIsForEmos8D Yup and that's why later when Peter finds out about Connor being the lizard he infroms the police frist but they don't take him seriously.
It's actually a nice bit of character development that most people miss and shows how Peter is starting to take the job more serious.
The police broadcast said the perpetrator was black
@@NicoLas-xy3ew Iron-Man 4
@@iaml2348 thats the one
I think my favorite part has got to be how he just casually dodges four bullets at point blank. It’s not dwelt on, but that’s probably one of the best live action movie moments showing off just how powerful the spidey sense is.
I always thought this was under appreciated. This is spider sense in real time.
I think what makes it so awesome was it's not emphasized, it happens very fast which gives it a realistic feel, not that dodging bullets point blank is realistic to begin with but you know what I mean
None of that overused bullet time cop-out crap. It was great in earlier movies but certainly not in a more grounded scene where a police officer is trying to apprehend a guy in a weird costume who doesn't hold still at a drawn firearm
I'm more impressed that the thief stuck to the wall behind spiderman dodged all those shots without moving at all
No
" My weakness! It's *small knives* " is literally one of the best Spider-Man lines ever
can't be avoided.
who the hell would try to use a knife against somebody that's four times faster than you, ten times stronger and a few dozen times more acrobatic?
the thief's belt would be a better weapon than a small knife. at least, you can use it as a whip and hope for the best.
Eh if you have nothing else. Plus a lot of criminals expect brandishing to work, which it does. Then you run into someone where it doesn't. Still a funny line overall.
he's mocking dark knight rises
@@DanielRossellSolanes i mean tbf, the cops didn’t really know him at the time, they didn’t know he was capable of such agility.
@@wisniron4509OMG I FORGOT ABOUT THAT MOVIE LMAOO
I absolutely loved Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. He matched Spideys energy and comedic timing. Glad to see Andrew is getting the praise he deserves :)
I hope that he keeps the role. After watching the film, I thought, " this guy's not half - bad ".
He was always my favourite. The only spider-man that was allowed to be snarky and a bit of a dick.
He was the best spiderman while Toby was the best Parker. Tom Holland was a decent in between the two
For me Tobey was the best Spidey and Peter .
May be because I 200% related to his personality & the falling for Betches that don't even care for you.
He pissed off Sony. That ended it.
Andrew doesn't need a symbiote to be Bully Garfield
bulgaria
Nah but imagine him with it tho .
@@motivated_stoner_6372 he stopped pulling his punches
@@motivated_stoner_6372 he'd be about 5 times more ruthless than Tobey
He already don’t give a fucc lol he’ll kill someone *hint hint* “murderer”
One small detail I actually love about Andrew’s Spidey is that out of the three(Tom, him, and Tobey), Andrew’s Spidey is the only one that actually had a NY accent.
I think Tom had it in Civil War but I don't remember if he's been using it recently tho
Edit: I was rewatching some NWH and he was rather inconsistent, he still has it though
Tom sounds pretty good in Civil War but his accent is worse in later movies.
@@dksoulstice6040 People just liked his spiderman so much they didnt care how his voice sounded.
@@ibsdiya1096 only in Civil War sadly
That's funny cause Garfield grew up in London and speaks with a British accent
Most realistic portrayal of a cop in a super hero movie. Show's up, has no idea what's going on, angrily yells, shoots at an unarmed person, makes the situation worse for everyone involved.
Lmao..🤣
And paying 0 attention or care to what's behind his target...100% realistic police there.
Batman and other works of Spiderman show off the same thing. The violence is old the cameras are new
Is there any doubt the lefties in Hollywood hate cops?
It's actually pretty rare. Police have millions of encounters a year in USA, only a dozen or two end with unarmed people killed.
I’m living for the fact that Andrew Garfield - a British kid - is doing not only a convincing American accent, but a convincing NEW YORKER accent!
well, he was technically born in america.
You're living for it? good grief you youths do trot out some twaddle.
@@kirkhunter146 lmao what 😭?
@@kirkhunter146 dude you can't whine about youth slang and then use something like "trot out some twaddle" unironically. immediately destroys your argument.
@@kirkhunter146 "trot out some twaddle" lmaoo
This is how Spider-Man acted in comic book. Trolling and making fun left and right. Out of three Garfield is the most accurate to the source material
In my opinion, he is the only spider among the Spiders. If you watch the lizard fight in the campus, or in the sewer, you will understand my point.
@@Tatankd In high school he crawls around the lizard like a real spider when fighting him. in the sewer scene, he makes a spiderweb and combines his spider-sense and feeling the micro-sonic vibrations that the webs are making to find out which path the Lizard is hiding in.
@@abeerdhillon2784 I could say the same for all the other spidermen💀.... Nigga, Tobey literally sleeps with MJ in his weebs
Out of the 3 Tom Holland is the most comic book accurate , especially with his suits and story
@@Rck-vert story? not so much. but his suits? definitely.
I’m shocked the cop didn’t shoot the thief when he missed Andrew.
Not shocked that he missed spiderman but the idea that a trigger happy cop kills a super hero in their origim story makes me chuckle (and is probably real life accurate).
He even almost did.
Me too oh wow
Even more shocking given how many cops there are for a car thief
@@yegmeshjwp oh yeah🤮😂
Andrew's Spider-Man nailed the aspect of mocking criminals
He also mocked the police, the law, and put police and people in unnecessary danger all for car theft.
@@logon235 We found J. Jonah Jameson's alt account.
@@noxnexus6953 Just gimme a spidey suit and I will shut up and stop pointing out inconsistencies.
@@logon235 He didn't put anyone in danger.
Tom Hollander does that too
His surprised little "Whoa" as the thief falls out the window is adorable.
It also helps add to the mystification of how fast and silent he was no longer being there
“Is that a knife?”
“Yes it’s a real knife”
“Oh my weakness is small knives”
One of the funniest Spider-Man lines
Ikr🤣🤣
Titanium blades, they cut through diamonds
@@eyo8766 I understood that reference
@@eyo8766 but I'm not wearing any diamond
Now they just need to do an Unnecessary Censorship vid and bleep the word knife lol
This is how spidey should be. He's at his best when he's being a snarky kid from newyork. And the bullet dodge scene is still one of the best depictions of spidey sense there is on live action.
Exactly. Other adaptations forgot that Spidey is often snarky, not just quips for the sake of being funny. He's either being cocky, or over compensating for his fear.
That s not spidey sense.
It would be so boring if all spidey were the same. They’re great because they’re different.
@@samuelhunter4631 that's why Garfield Spiderman is amazing
@@justinmacarrhur1924 tf you talking about hes talking about dodging bullets
I find it scary how the cop was quickly willing to put several bullets into Spider-Man.
and the thug behind SPider man.
He thought Peter was Miles Morales.
Hollywood Loves To Portray Law Enforcement as Trigger Happy Lunatics.
I'm dead @@God-vl8qo
@@God-vl8qo That was the exact comment I was looking for.
The thing I love most about this scene is just the pure joy Peter is experiencing, while using his new powers, and web-swinging. Garfield was a great choice for the role, but I am a sucker for Holland’s portrayal. Absolutely loved seeing the three of them in NWH.
I liked Tom Holland, but Andrew Garfield comes across as more experienced. I have UNDER THE BANNER OF HEAVEN & I need to make time to freaking watch it.
@@DanielAppleton-lr9eqGarfield did not look enough nerdy for Spiderman. Hence, he was the worst choice ever.
@@joshuaj.chinda9873Zero sense
Holland is like spider mans little brother and Garfield is like him all grown up.
Oh please, Holland was a terrible choice. Might as well have casted Ed sheeran.
I was so sold on Garfield as Spider-Man when I saw this scene. And him being a real fan of the character really shows how naturally he fits in the role. It instantly took me back to the pages of the comicbooks that I read in my childhood.
Dont trip tasm 3 coming soon with tom hardy
@@handsomest1 wait fr
@@handsomest1 how yk?
@@rauljimenez230 it's a decent theory considering there's a lot of hype for another ASM movie right now, that's untold millions of dollars waiting to be snatched and all they have to do is hire someone who can write a good script, Andrew performs excellently regardless.
@@ericwamsganz2650 you think theyll do it in the midst of tom's second trilogy though? i dont have high hopes for another asm right now bc i feel like they're really trying to further develop his spiderman
Feels good to be alive when people are praising Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man.
Those of us who always loved both 1 and 2. Finally we're being listened to again.
@@LevCallahan Both Amazing Spider-man movies aren't that great, and 2 in particular is actually bad. People are just remembering that Garfield's Spiderman was the bright spot in those movies.
@@nahor88 nah, the first one was a solid enough starting point considering what came before. 2 however was pretty lame. It was on par with Iron Man 2 with how pointless a lot of it was. But what matters is that people have finally stopped ragging on Andrew being a bad Spider-Man.
@@nahor88 I liked 'em both. 🤷
I stand by the first one, but the second one just wasn't good. I don't blame Garfield for that necessarily, although I do think he was better in the first one (possibly due to the writing).
Best lines to ever be said out said.
1.small knives my one weakness
2. I just did 80% and that’s how you repay me
3. I’m swinging here.
They’re all just so funny
this is one of the most accurate spider-man moments that we ever got in live action.
Finally people are noticing how great Andrew's Spider-Man is.
I been knew how good his spider man is..alot of ppl also knew how good his spider man is.
His awesome portrayal of Spider-Man in (especially) No Way Home doesn't make the TASM Movies better. No one said, Andrew was a bad Spider-Man. But his movies are bad. They were, they are and they always will be.
But I'm as happy as you, that people like Andrew more now :)
dude alot of people just hated him because of bandwagon. it took a high grossing crossover movie to make people not wanna be assholes
@@Xardas1001 well they're only bad if u judge it like a film critic. Common folk like me watch movies for entertainment and both his movies were entertaining.
@@sephiroth4345 well said couldn’t have said it better
That’s such a great cinematic moment when he webs his mouth shut and then the camera pans in and the ominous music comes in. You immediately sense something different in the scene and even his, “this could’ve gone a lot worse for you,” line reveals his darker, vengeful side. It really gives weight to his line from NWH.
as someone who hasnt watched mwh yet(but knew he'd be there) i givr you my thanks for not saying the specific line
@@deego2729 it wouldn’t have spoiled anything for you movie wise tho , I’d go see it asap tho 😂 soon ppl gone start spoiling it in the comments
@Harrison Stott you’ll see it bro
@Harrison Stott it was just a line where Andrew referred to a time in his universe after Gwen died when he stopped pulling his punches
He was going to let the guy suffocate
Andrew will always be my favorite representation of Spidey
Garfield's Spidey humor was on point.
It's funny seeing all the swinging scenes that were only there for 3D.
Andrew Garfield is in fact amazing as Tobey Maguire said he was. Even if the movies themselves aren’t that good he himself is great in the role
He said it, and he said it three times in No Way Home - three times, three Amazing Spiderman movies?
I found that Toby really captured Peter Parker perfectly, but had room to improve as Spider-man. Andrew was great as Spider-man, but needed a bit of work as Peter Parker. Tom Holland did good as both, making him the most well-rounded.
The best of the 3 is subjective, because they all delivered a level of performance that well exceeded the minimum needed for the role. Garfield just needed a great movie to shine in... Hell, Holland did too, come to think of it, because the Spider-man movies he was in were only okay.
Ultra!!!
No. Cringe gay. Cringe gay.
@@anacc9261 Bro you havent said the word “cringe” enough yet, plz spam it more comments inject that shit straight into my vein.
2:45 I love how the filmmakers decided to play 2 seconds of music cuz he did a flip
Spider-Man ps4 logic
It's to build the tension that more cops are coming
When you start swinging for 1 second in Spider-Man PS4:
I believe it's to highlight that a new segment of the scene is about to begin where he is running away.
Y'all tobey fans simply make fun of the tasm movies..
I love how quippy he is in this scene. Total Spidey attitude.
I like all 3, but Andrew Garfield played Spider-Man the absolute best. The persona, the joking, the body movement, everything that was from the comics and especially the cartoons that made spidey awesome and hilarious.
He is as talkative as the Spiderman in the game. LOL
Why are you here
he came off like a killer or villain.. Crotch is a dead pool thing to say
Spidey has always wise-cracked at foes.
That's how he's supposed to be. For some annoying reason they changed it for Maguire-Spidey and Holland-Spidey.
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I love the part where Andrew's Spidey is messing around with a criminal, spouting jokes while webbing him up to the wall. Then covers his mouth with webbing and suddenly the jokes stop and Spider-Man becomes surprisingly scary as he thinks about letting the man die before slitting holes for him to breath. Gives me chills every time and is another reason I love Andrew's Spider-Man. He can be goofy for one second, then serious the next and it doesn't feel jaded.
It's mostly because he is hunting down Uncle Ben killer and trying to get revange and I love how dark believable that is.
Hes pretty sadistic this movie
He wasn’t thinking about letting the man die for trying to steal a freaking car. He may be scaring the crap outta the dude, but he isn’t a killer. He was looking for the man who killed his Uncle.
@@s.e.e455 he was thinking about letting him die, why else would he take so long to puncture holes in the webbing?, Peter was in a dark place at that time.
The change in tone of the music also symbolises that he was thinking of letting the man suffocate, the tune became very unnerving and spooky.
“Hey, I’m swingin’ here” Dustin Hoffman/Midnight Cowboy reference. Younger fans won’t get it. 🤣😆
Hoffman totally adlibbed that line.
Great scene. Romita Sr and Stan Lee both said during interviews that they thought Garfield’s Spidey was the most accurate to the Spider-man comic books
Maybe it's just me, but this is the first thing I found different about Andrew's Spider-Man. He was funny and energetic, but you can still sense some darkness in him, which is boosted by those lens. And it's not really a bad thing since it's relateable and, like Toby, gives J. Jonah's hate a little justification.
Also, this is the part when he is looking for the guy who killed uncle Ben, so it works perfectly for the scene
And it even fits with his whole, “Somewhere along the lines I stopped pulling my punches,” bit. It shows the actual power that Peter has and how dark he can even get.
Darkness? You never heard of Bully Maguire? Have you?
@@NichtNameee im gonna put some dirt in your eye
@@NichtNameee i am here, because yt has no regular r/bullymaguirebot
Not only he was the perfect Spiderman, he had the voice for it too and great body movement.
Except he has a Brooklyn accent, and Spider-Man is from Queens.
@@wizardsuth honestly I really can't tell. I'm not American lol
@@wizardsuth He only exaggerates it for comedic value. His normal voice is more of a Queens accent.
@@HaveButOneLife his normal voice is British
I'd say he's A pretty great Spider-Man, not the best, mostly due to the writing and some bad ideas and concepts, but aspects of Andrew's Spider-Man were pretty damn awesome! Honestly, my favorite is the 90s Animated Series one so I always compare all versions of Spider-Man to him both in wit and personality. But it IS cool they expanded on the searching for the killer part in Amazing, and the wrestling part in Raimi's Trilogy. I'd say MCU has focused more on his feeling of powerlessness so far, at least at times, but I haven't seen the new one yet and I'm not sure what the future of MCU Spider-Man is.
Andrews dialogue has got to be the best out of all of them
The most unrealistic part of this scene is cops showing up while a crime is still in progress
During the dinner scene Captain Stacy said they were tailing him cause it was a 6 month long sting to lead back to the whole operation
I think one of the most under appreciated parts of this film is how the suit, the lighting and the performance all play into this being a genuinely scary version of Spiderman. The suit looks terrifying, especially in low lighting and the way he casually and playfully taunts the car thief like it's no big deal for him, all the while being one step ahead of him almost makes it seem as he isn't human, and the car thief is powerless against him. If u were a criminal in now york city and u encountered this version of Spiderman, u would be terrified.
Also the fear factor and slender, almost inhuman appearance of this Spiderman remind me a lot of Steve Ditko's depiction of Spiderman in Amazing Fantasy 15, which was meant to be scary for the reader, taking most of it's inspiration from horror comics.
I think it doesn’t make sense for the quippy spiderman in this scene though
@@SM-be5dh well the quips are like him taunting and teasing the car thief, for me it only really adds to the fear factor
The horror element of him just vanishing without a sound from the back seat is terrifying. As you said, him being playful is scary in it's own right since it makes him seem kinda insane. It's only when he dodges 4 bullets at point blank does it seem like it could go one of two ways, 1. that cops head flying or 2. the actual outcome.
How he shush the car thief and just stared at him...God, its like a fricken cereal (for YT sake)...well...you know the word...
And honestly, as much as I love Tom Holland's version, that's one thing about Spiderman that it doesn't get.
Spiderman's debut was a horror comic.
I absolutely love how they still retained their individual traits in NWH. Garfield was unapologetic, chatty while Tobey was dorkish and slightly awkward just like he originally portrayed Peter in the Raimi trilogy
I didn't like Tobey's dorkish attitude. He's the older brother of Tom and Andrew's Spidey. They should have made him a lot more confident
@@ahmadhussein2366 wait, they cgi'd wrinkles on his face??? i thought he just aged a little badly
Spoilers! Thanks champ.
@@mgarratt101 get over it. Marvel has already released official merch with all 3 spidermen a month ago and Sony has released the official digital photos with all 3 spidermen yesterday. Long past the point of complaining about spoilers, if you haven't seen the movie, its your own fault. I literally stayed off the internet for 3 whole days before the release and went at the midnight showing so I wouldn't be spoiled.
The awkward moment where tobey said he "just saw a portal and now it's gone" while the portal closes reminded me to those raimi scenes for example when peter failed to get a glass of water from the caterer in spiderman 3
I really loved both Maguire and Garfield's portrayals of Spider-man. Maguire's version portrays him the best at struggling with things in his life like the comics did and Garfield's lively humor was how Spider-man usually was when fighting crime; Garfield was also more the "science nerd" version of Peter was as well.
One thing I love about this is I think this is the best showcase of how fast spidey is. Like to show him dodging several bullets point blank with no slow mo it looks freaking crazy.
I want Andrew Garfield Spidey back in TASM3. He was brilliant
So do I
Brillant but lazy
Trying to do better lol
@@thesupremeleader3172 brilliant but lazy confidence(avi arad literally ruined TASM 1not sure about 2)
@@thesupremeleader3172 My Supreme Leader, allow me to be the first to say that I understood the reference, very bing chilling, I am Super Idol and have good Social Credit.
Garfield nailed this scene. In fact, as far as humor goes, this is easily IMO the funniest scene out of all the Spidey flicks
My favorite scene is in tasm 2 in the electro fight where max plays itsy bitsy spider and Peter goes I hate this song while in pain🤣 perfect example of who Spider-Man is
@@RenMatoi nah it's the one where he first defeat electro like a firefighter hat on spiderman while on intense moment is hilarious
@@mfirdanhb that one is cool bit the itsy bitsy spider on is better since it shows even when he's getting beat up he'll still make a joke which is why I laughed so hard and always chuckle when I see that part because you just here itsy bitsy spider and Andrew goes "I HATE THIS SONG" while groaning from getting hit a lot
I agree, and also add the "CROTCH!" bit. I laugh my @ss off every time.
It’s a little weird when you realize Peter is acting strangely villainous
From positive reinforcing to sarcastically empowering the car thief, I knew I was gonna love Garfield's take on the Web-Swinger😂
I’ve seen this movie a dozen times, but watching this clip now, it just occurred to me that when the cop shot at Spider-Man, and he dodged the bullet, the cop seriously could’ve drilled the guy stuck to the wall behind him
I've always said this even before the No Way Home movie.
Andrew Garfield had the best, most realistic Spider taunts for mocking the criminals. Very much like the comic books. Just keep making fun of them as you beat them up, remove their guns, and dismantle their doomsday machine.
His spiderman has the most personality among the three
I agree with you 120%. I absolutely love his Spider-Man personality.
Toby's Spider-Man had the best fight scenes
Andrew's Spider-Man had the best personality/mannerism.
Tom's Spider-Man had the best stories....
@@SuparTuber I'd argue the best fight scenes are in the TASM movies, that Rhino fight, electro fight in TASM 2 and the way Andrew's spiderman was moving like an actual spider while fighting the lizard ....for it's time the fighting scenes were superb in tobey's Spidey but in modern time Andrew anyday, his spiderman pretty much nails everything really
@@SuparTuber and that part wherein Andrew's Spidey chases electro!!! 🔥 ....that scene was so cool and cinematically perfect!!! 🤯
His spiderman was miles above tobey and Tom but his Peter was just too cool for the real spiderman Peter
to be fair, Andrew is the funniest Spiderman so far when it comes to the trash talk.
*Bully Maguire has entered the chat*
@@CosmicmoralesThe reason Maguire didn’t get a fourth movie enters the chat
@@strategygaming5830 re read what you just said.
@@Cosmicmorales You can't do that for yourself? Need me to explain it bud?
@@strategygaming5830 you've just ruined the meme and made it not make any sense at all.
I love this scene because it's something we will most likely not see in a Spider-Man movie ever again. I mean, we've seen Tom Holland do parkour for the next Spider-Man movies, but we haven't seen him SWING practically, much like Andrew does here. I'm hoping that with the next movies Marvel puts their heart into them & dedicates themselves to Spider-MAN being as realistic as possible.
What's crazy is the cop blatantly tried to repeatedly shoot an unarmed person because they walked forward slowly. Gotta love the realistic portrayal 😂
Missed the part where he near misses the perp on the wall as consequence.
When you really think about it, I think its really funny how peter broke into someone car before the guy can brake in.
He might have slipped in the moment the robber unlocked it himself
That is just bad writing, the whole scene is badly written. Poor Andrew was given such a bad script. Spider man is not the kind of hero where you blink and he is cheaply behind you... Andrew is a great actor, if it was not for him and emma stone, the movies would be 2/10 instead of 5/10
The dude is smart a car door is nothing
@@GaSevilha how and why not. He could've easily unlocked the door himself he is a smart dude that's the point of the joke.
@@GaSevilhadude, wtf kinda fan r u? Spider-Man is a HUGE troll, he’d absolutely sneak up behind u like that just for a laugh
I’m so happy to see Andrew having the recognition he deserves. I like all the 3 spidey, they all have brought something special so what a feeling to see them together in a movie !
That moment after he webs the car thief's mouth shut and just looks at him...that shows how it would be easy for Jameson to provoke fear. You can't see his face, you don't know what he's thinking, he looked genuinely menacing there.
Kind of makes you realise how scary Spider-Man could be if he wanted to be. Like when he said he stopped pulling his punches.
Bruh a cop straight up was tryna murder a dude in costume if you think about it lol
I love how after he dodges the bullets he pauses for a split second and looks at the cop like “ really dude” andrew embodied this character.
Garfield was a fantastic Spider-Man, he really brings the vigilantism out of his Spider-Man antics, the dodging of the bullets after he webbed the guy up was easily one of the best “spidey sense” moments in all the movies
He really is
He had an edginess to him here. His Uncle Ben just died and he is on a manhunt to avenge him. It's as though he could care less if the cop shot the criminal as he dodged the bullets aimed at him.
The thing I love the most about the way he portrays Spider-Man is that it's how most of Spider-Man's fans would act as him.
All of that chaos, expense, and web pollution for one car thief
A lot more funny and quippy than Maguire and Holland. Would definitely contend with Deadpool in a battle of banter
EDIT: holy shit, I don't think I've ever gotten this many likes before. Thanks a ton!
Well I agree on the deadpool thing for sure.
The other two would be to gody two shoes for him.
And Tobey spiderman with the Symbiote would be too edgy.
“That’s a cute comment.... did your husband give it to you”
Which is funny considering Ryan Reynolds and Andrew Garfield are close friends.
@@23bitchris60 wait really?
There's a video of them kissing.
Andrew 100% got the Spiderman character down. He wasn't that bad as Peter Parker. They were going for a more dark approach with his character where the story got deep in his parents involvement with Oscorp or the King Pin. It had me at 100% involved into the storyline.
Amazing fantasy 15.After uncle ben died,he was filled with anger and rage.Zero fucks given to anyone who gets in his way.Never had any justice in him only what he could benefit from after getting bit by the spider.
@@krtlkid so
Yes we actually see peter parent.. In full screen and what they do... Funny part about this it was thanks to Oscorp for MAKING Spiderman and they still Dont know it! Lol
Did he nail it 100% or he wasn't that bad? They mean 2 different things.
@@tommycoe2333 to me he nailed Spiderman.. In one comic he did go dark trying to find ben killer.. I just hat how they end ASM2 trying to push two villain when we could focus on one villain and have a special ending showing his next villain... But NOOOO sony want to make the same mistake they did on Spiderman 3 smh...
the aesthetic of these films is sooooo good
The part i love about this scene is when he just vanishes from the car. It's like when you see a spider in your house and back away really quick, but when you look back it's gone, except you're a criminal and this spider wants to deck you.
So what, Spider-man passes through closed doors ? That looks like magic or teleportation to me.
@@TeslaRockin He probably went through the window as well.
@@TeslaRockin You can hear a door open and close.
"I pulled my motorcycle up to an unarmed man in a colorful outfit who was acting very calm, He was answering my questions when he took a step forward and I shouted Freeze and before I could even finish discharged my weapon 4 times at the unarmed teenager"
I really really love how they nail the real world accuracy of a typical NYPD cop.
Should have killed a dog just for the extra realism
@@DimoB8 or went the distance and did a "Sleeper Hold" ,,, 🦆🔥💩🔥
@@DimoB8 “My bullets of course missed the suspect and hit the victim behind him, who was restrained against a wall and well within my field if view.”
CHECK YOUR BACKSTOP. Fuck I hate the cop in this scene, no matter how accurate it is to modern cops.
the unreal part is cop showing up at an active crime scene
@@natetran9987 lol
This guy really was the best rendition of the original spiderman I watched in cartoons and read in comics. The first was too something and the third guy was too much of a kid. This guy was the Spidey I remember
The cop shooting immediately is way too accurate.
The knife joke has to be one of my favorite Spider-Man scenes out there right now lmao
Deadpool vibe😂
2:09 when it jumpcut to him laughing, it was hysterical cuz it’s edited like a really good comedy, can’t think of any names
Your thinking of Edgar Wright type of editing?
@@MultiAsssasin exactly yes
Fun fact: he did more during that scene like play a cowboy. They cut it for time I'm guessing.
That was icing on the cake
Honestly my favorite portrayal of Spiderman. He's clumsy, still new to the whole superhero thing, and he's also kind of a jerk. He's angry at the world, going through a lot of change and suffering, and because of it he's acting like a full on vigilante for a while. He's human and makes mistakes, and he has to take time to really learn and accept the responsibility put on him.
As much as Garfield comes across as a smug jerk most of the time, he did a very good job of recreating the classic reaction of the average New York criminal to Spiderman: panicked fear and massive irritation.
I hate how they had a recipe for the perfect Spiderman franchise, and just pissed it away.
This right here is exactly how Spiderman is; always being lighthearted and almost goofy when he's just casually catching criminals, and I'm mad we couldn't have seen more of it.
There’s a lot of good fan fiction that has snarky and quippy!
No Spider-Man isn’t a vengeful person who is needlessly being a duck for no reason
@@lewis213b7 strongly disagree, this is before Peter became the moral and virtuous Spider-Man, he’s hunting down the guy who killed his uncle, the Raimi movies did the same thing and no one said a word about it, in fact they show the clear contrast in this movie when Peter saves that kid on the bridge and he learns what it’s like to truly be a hero, pretty disappointing looking back at this movie series, this movie wasn’t perfect by any means but it had a great set up and character arc for Peter, and then they threw it all out the window in the second movie
@@reallybigdumbidiot7144 Spider-Man legit starts this movie beating people up trying to find and kill uncle bens killer he is literally Spider-Man for all the wrong reasons and he legit makes a suit so he can do this and the way uncle Ben dies is stupid.this Spider-Man had some of the worst motivations for spiderman
@@lewis213b7 you do realize that there are tons of different spiderman stories that start off like that right and all of them were good
the knife part was really hilarious
It's small knives...
He’s probably talking about a different small knife… The context is your’s, dear fellow commenters.
^ Wtf are these dudes on about ^
I’m really hoping this comment is joking…
If you're a Lil brainless kid who's entertained by goofy lines, it works
1:22 BULLY
Just so y'all know: He wasn't dodging bullets. He moves out of the way just before they're shot.
I actually like how it feels like a fourth wall break when he is talking to the criminal about the ''concept of the mask'' while looking directly in to the camera and basically speaking to us, the viewers.
Like Deadpool
The same thing V said in V for Vendetta.
dream reference?!?!!
He "almost" did that in the early comics. Same feel anyway.
@@smoke7139 I was also getting minor Deadpool vibes, not just with the nearly-fourth-wall break, but with the almost-Deadpool way he was messing with the car thief.
This clip really shows something that isn't often shown in other spider-man movies and that is his pure reflexes and speed. When the cop starts shooting at him, you can see him dodge the bullets and move out of the path of bullets in extremely fast movements -- not quite at the level of a speedster but definitely far faster than an ordinary man. That is something I really like about this scene because we never really get a chance to see just how fast Spider-man's reflexes are in other movies. Again, he's got nothing on Barry Allen but he's far, far faster than any other typical superhero. He's up there slowly approaching superman in terms of reflexes and speeds.
That last statement is a huge exaggeration.
@@THETRIVIALTHINGS nah. its an exaggeration but not a huge one. superman can move at speeds to turn back time and has the strength to hold up the world but spiderman is definitely his only rival in marvel not counting the hulk. i mean spiderman takes the hulk in an even brawl. spiderman has held bridges together, held up buildings. dodges bullets. he's done just about every non galactic feat we've seen superman do.
@@harveypotter8749 Tell me you don't read comics, without telling me you don't read comics. No one in Marvel that can rival sm? lmao XD You're kidding, right?
Sentry himself has done more than sm, even though he has less appearances. Thor, his feats are absolute behemoth, despite getting manhandled by Sentry. Hyperion, literal copy of sm. Molecule Man. Franklin Richards. There are so many more who exceed sm.
Even in DC, there are characters who exceed sm. Captain Marvel, Captain Atom, Martian Manhunter.
Even Spawn, outside of dc and marvel.
@@harveypotter8749 Spiderman is strong enough to lift between 100 and 200 tons. Just to round things off, let's be really generous and say he can lift 100,000 kilograms. That's a one shot, highly motivated feat of strength. His normal strength is closer to 50,000 kilograms (which he normally reigns in to normal human olympic athelete strength range unless facing foes who have superhuman durability.)
Superman has held up 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg for more than a day. His "feat" of strength 1 shot would be higher.
And that's canon superman. In some one shot issues (white sun), he's even stronger. But that's canon spiderman too.
What spiderman is... is *crazy* strong, fast, and nimble compared to most other marvel superheroes.
@@THETRIVIALTHINGS thats a movie fan don't waste ur time man ^^, ofc there is a LOT of hero,villain who can beat him to death with some ease.
How he says : oh, it's so simple. 😂😂😂
"Not my policy"
~Bully Garfield
I still hope Garfield would get a great Spider-Man movie. All he needs is a good script. He's always been the best Spidey for me.
I agree
Yeah i enjoyed both of his movies i also want to say his suits in both of then are really good especially this one since the golden eyes really make is different from tom and tobey’s suits though i do love their spider suits too.
This movie doesn't have a bad script. Better than the new ones, for sure
He gaves carisma to the character, toms spidey feels kinda flat and goofy and toby is more adult spidey
He did not attend Japan promo, that why Sony ban him.
The speed and accuracy of Spiderman drilling nose-holes without damaging the guy is not to be taken lightly. Controlling that kind of strength is commendable and terrifying.
Spiderman is one of the most underrated characters. He holds back so much that people don't know his true strength.
@@Unicorn161 In the Superior Spiderman Comic, Octavius realizes Spidey was holding back after they swapped bodies and Octavius accidentally punches Scorpion's jaw off. Literally had a "Oh shit he was holding back on me this whole time." moment.
in the superior spiderman comic series doc oc takes over peters body and becomes spiderman, he discoveres peter has been holding back the vast majority of his strength since day 1, if he threw a single full force punch he'd kill pretty much anyone on the receiving end without some crazy armor (spoiler) one of doc oc as spidey's first fight sees him literally punch the jaw off of scorpion, he aimed there because it was the one part of his body not covered in massive armor and when he saw the result that's what made him realize. He didn't intend to de-jaw scorpion, but he did.
@@Unicorn161 yes but after tasm2 andrew garfield spider man in no way home said that he stopped pulling his punches
Most realistic portrayal of NYPD since Scorpio! And that is the original character of Spider Man. Funny, chatty, fast, and never catches a break.
What is wrong with me?
I kept thinking: eggs, organic
1:43 good thing he didn't try this with Tom Hardy's venom.
rip balls
LMFAOOO
What do you mean?
Ye venom want that
@@mikeoxmaul1386 venom would eat him right away.
People thought I was crazy for seeing Garfield’s Spidey movies two-three times in theaters. The plot could’ve been better, sure, but him as Spidey? Definitely my favorite. The physical acting is next level. Don’t need to see his face or moving eyeshields to get what he’s feeling
Remember the scene from the bridge? After he saved the little boy?? He had his mask on but you could literally feel him 😩 idc what anyone says. He's the best Spider-Man
@@joon__ maybe a controversial opion but i enjoy all three spidermen equally and seeing the three of them together in no way home it was like i was dreaming
The opinion among most people I've talked to seems to be that Garfield was the best Spider-man but the worst Peter Parker.
@@Shcmaylor yeah, it's a little too cool for peter Parker
1:33 the transition from chill spiderman scene to horror is just hilarious
Cop literally followed zero protocol, didn't even get off his bike, and tried to murder a civilian who had done nothing wrong.
Sounds about right.
Are we not gonna talk about the fact that the cop was shooting at Spider-Man who was directly behind the robber who was tied up and he never got shot😂😂
I'm more interested in how he's in a skin tight body suit no weapons and he just started blasting
@@seajay6903 just another tuesday in NY
@@seajay6903 when a cop is pointing a gun at you, you put your hands up & don’t move. if you put your hands down and move forward. you’re asking to be shot. the cop has no idea what you’re planning to do or if you have a weapon on you
@@boomerang-digital8514 bro I'm sure he knew that's spiderman df
@@seajay6903 this was early on, they have no idea if he’s good or bad. plus. it could be someone impersonating him. doesn’t matter
Andrew definitely deserves a 3rd movie. Kraven the Hunter, Morlun, and Venom. Would be epic.
1) Doc Ock
2) Goblin
3) Vulture
4) Rhino
5) Kraven
6) Mysterio
This was the actual plan of TASM3
Mysterio messing with Peter's mind, knowing his identity and showing him illusions of Gwen. Peter finally getting over her death with all the rage in him. Defeats the Sinister Six by being the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.
Morlun would be too much he almost killed the main universe 616 spiderman
@@Superiordrawer616 Yes he did. Spider-Mans toughest villain that not many people know about.
@@Superiordrawer616 Live Action Spider-Verse will be Amazing as Morlun for first part and Solus for second part
If you are listing all those villains in one film: too many villains. The reason NWH worked was that the villains were pre established allowing Them to just proceed instead of giving them origins or backgrounds. Three new villains in a single film will do another TASM2 or Spiderman 3
All those cops were waiting around just for one car thief.
Turning Spider-Man into a horror movie icon is such an interesting twist on the character lmfao
the cool thing about the swinging under that bridge is, it was done practically. all they had to do was to add in the webbing effects.
i fucking love this and TASM2. fuck critics.
Tasm2 was objectively bad, but tasm got good ratings though
@@ilovepopeyesbiscuitswithno7981 films can’t be objectively bad
@@ilovepopeyesbiscuitswithno7981 looking back on it having seen worse superheroes movies (eternals) i’d go for a rewatch. The first half of the movie was near flawless. Second half, Had they not shoved the green goblin into it and stuck with only electro could’ve been the best spidey movie, but welp corporate meddling strikes again
@@endymated5133 yeah they were also cramming in black cat too
U can love tasm 1 but not 2. 2 was actual dogshit (it could go fight in a cage along with capt marvel, black widow and eternals)
We need more of smart ass Spiderman. He reminds me of watching the animated series. Animated series Spiderman was sassy as hell.
Definitely the most "New York-ish" spiderman
Ok, while everything about Spidey in this scene is well known, can we appreciate the levels of sophistication and engineering going into that device the thief uses to jack the cardoor? That's some Mission Impossible shit.
Car thiefs are using something similar with newer cars, not identical but in a shape of a briefcase that acts as a signal booster to your key, it boosts the range of the car key to something around 40-50m so when you're parked in front of your house this device makes your car act like you're standing next to it and then like you're inside of it so the thiefs just ride off like it's their car. By the time you notice that your car is gone its already in some Faraday cage garage being torn apart.
Haha true
What? Mission Impossible feces? Tom Cruise pooh-poohed on that car? I missed that entirely.
@@DravgonPLBasically the OG Flipper Zero then?
I never seen Andrew’s movies but damn this is Ultimate Spiderman vibes
It’s great
U should watch them. They are entertaining af
I mean his Spiderman is the counter part and closer to the Ultimate Universe
Are u insane. Watch them
Webb said he based it off USM, moreso its more grounded realism.
Wtf bruh what world do you live in?
I appreciate the effort that went into the subtitles.
They out here getting Thor 2.0 to steal cars. Always loved the little airhole detail too.
I think people now started to realize that Garfield’s version of spider truly captured the original comics. Best adaptation in my opinion. A shame that when The amazing spider man came out it wasn’t well received as opposed to Toby’s version.
I'd say that's just because the Raimi films got the first impression, and Toby Maguire, even if not strictly following the comics, captured the nobility of Spider-Man's cause...
Oh and, there will never be another MJ like Kirsten Dunst. Some people were just born for a role
Agreed
agree with your words
I guess the world wasn’t ready
He does the superhero role very well. But not the Peter Parker part.
Andrew is literally the best Spider-Man, can't change my mind.
At the time nobody realize it. people still loved Tobey.
@@steelstreet3765 Tobey is great. Andrew is amazing(pun intended)
Love how people overrate Holland back then, now they're jumping on the bandwagon with Andrew
Everyone has their favorite version of Spidey! And the fun thing is, you can like them all or not!
@@Username-qu1jt how exactly is holland “overrated”.
The most New York spider-man, gotta love it
My favorite parts of this movie is just seeing how Spidey interacts with average people and how the public views Him
2:17 I like how sinister he looks accompanied by "this could've gotten a lot worse"