*The Amazing Spider-Man 2* Broke our Hearts..
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Broke our Hearts..
Director: Marc Webb
Writer: Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, Jeff Pinkner
Stars: Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Release Date: 2014-05-02
When New York is put under siege by Oscorp, it is up to Spider-Man to save the city he swore to protect as well as his loved ones. - Zábava
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They made Gwen's death worse in this movie. In the comics she was thrown from a bridge and spiderman caught her with his web but the whiplash from it broke her neck. It hits me in the feels in this movie😢
There was suppose to be The Amazing Spiderman 3 and they were setting up the sinister six ( a team of 6 villain in comic ). And Gwen's death was important. But the story and Spiderman's character arc never cane full circle.
Gwen is peter’s first love and yes the green goblin did kill her. Even in one comic, Peter leaves a voice message for her every year and even MJ is okay with it because she knows how much Gwen meant to him
I was about to mention that. But I assumed someone had already posted it.
I wish they did Betty grant first tbh.
Wasn’t Peter on a really dark path after Gwen‘s death too in that comic? Or at least there was one „amazing spider man“ comic where it got really dark and Peter fucked some villains up pretty hard.
I’d wish they would make a 3rd movie with the whole arc past Gwen’s death MAN that would be a banger.
@@OrdinaryApprentice99 yeah kinda. He said he lost his punches.
@@OrdinaryApprentice99 He gets hella dark, In the issue after her death, Peter hunts down Osborn and when searching his pent house he witnesses Harry suffering from drug withdrawals begging Peter for help, instead Peter found him pathetic and left him alone.
Gwen's death is not only part of the comic, but one of the most iconic deaths and events in all of comic book history. They did it so well in this movie.
This movie pretty much killed this franchise, it's definitely far from perfect
@@VColossalV lol keep watching cartoon leave the peak for us you cum glazing npc
@@VColossalV I disagree.
@@VColossalV they're talking about the scene, not the movie. thinking the movie isn't good is a popular opinion.
@@MYousuf-wu3ny it is a fact that this movie killed the franchise. It was not popular or particularly well liked. Suffered from many of the same issues as Spiderman 3. Higher ups probably made the movie worse.
Gwen Stacey's death in the comics was really the first time a hero failed (apart from part of an origin story) and the first time a major supporting character died and stayed dead. Many comic collectors consider this story the end of the "Silver Age" of comics, when comics lost their innocence.
Is this true
@@sibis8336 yes
@@sibis8336 at the time it was unheard of to kill off an important character, especially a love interest no less. it’s considered one of the most important moments in comics because it’s success and reception led to comics as a whole becoming more mature and willing to take risks
@@BlayF13 It also had a ripple effect in the superhero community, In the Civil War comics, Cap and Iron Man discuss her death and its after effects that relates to their Civil War disagreement.
@@BlayF13 Yeah but also they saw that some major characters are no good to stay dead. I don't even remember how often a superhero died and came back, either the deceased one being a clone, or because of an alternate timeline, or some space magic mumbo jumbo. There was this storyline about Peter Parker being a clone of the real Spiderman Ben Parker, wich went by the name of Ben Reilly. They completely built up a different story with this "original" Spiderman, just to say at some point "nope", Ben Reilly was actually the clone all along and now he dies. Peter is back in charge. Then there was another story about mutlipe clones, nothing made sense anymore and that was when i totally and forever lost interest in the comics, because nothing had weight to it anymore, everything was possible, heroes could die and be reborn and everything you witnessed could be retconned and completely thrown out of the window at any time.
I hated that. Never touched a comic book again. And now MCU movies started the same bs with integrating the multiverse. So i will say goodbye to the movies as well at some point i guess.
At the end of the film when Aunt May gives Peter the talk about Uncle Ben, boxes and feeling lighter... Director Marc Webb confirmed that she knew that Peter was Spider-Man and that speech made him get back to it. So beautiful!
I love how each portrayal of Aunt May knows that Pete is Spiderman. The one person Pete didnt want knowing, and instead of the usual "You can get hurt!" "Who are those people!" "Are you crazy?!" she chooses to lift him emotionally and spiritually without letting him know she knows.
Andrew Garfield deserves a third Solo film.
#AviAradOut
Ong he do
They could pull The Batman and keep him in the Sony verse while mcu Spider-Man still doing his thing
With sony , it will be a disaster
All superhero movies need to go away for a while. The market is suprasaturated. Just release normal movies a bit. No fuckhead with underwear over his pants. Just for a while.
@@johncryo2952You don't know that.
"The Night Gwen Stacey Died" is one of the most famous comic book stories in history. It was a huge turning point for the industry as such dark stories just weren't told at that time. So yes, very much consistent with the comics. The details are different for the movie but it was still the Green Goblin who caused Gwen to fall and Spider-Man unable to save her with his webshooters.
@Charlei13 No, the cover had pictures of several characters with Spidey saying one of these people were going to die and he couldn't stop it, but it didn't say who. (Google the image of Spider-man issue 121)
@Charlei13They revealed the real name at the end, it wasn't the actual title at the time
Gwen’s death is not only accurate to the comics but her dying in almost this exact way was considered the first time a hero truly failed and became a very pivotal moment in comic history ushering in a darker age of comics where the idea that not everyone could always be saved started to become more prominent.
except in origin stories
That time slowing effect is an accurate depiction of his spider sense.
It does more than warn him of incoming danger, it actually gives him 360 degree spatial awareness.
It's probably his most underrated power.
And when they say danger it means more than just physical. In one comic I think his spider sense went of because he was making a bet of some kind.
@@itsajosealso, tom hollands spiderman sensed green goblins personality change
@TW player man that was a great f****** scene
Another underrated power he has, which the movies have not touched on yet, is a rapid healing ability. Not anywhere close to Wolverine, but a broken arm heals up in a couple days.
@@cnault3244 in a couple days ? I always knew he had one not that good tho
Her death is actually one of if not the most comic accurate things depicted in all of the Spider-Man films
Craps sad bro
Not all the way because didn't she get thrown over by the green goblin and then Spiderman caught her which caused her to get whiplash and die??
31:50 Yes that's a definitely a part of the story. There is not one universe where Gwen and Peter live happily ever after. Either Peter dies or Gwen dies and the other become Spider-Man. It's just one of those universal constants that they can't really be together. Even though Gwen was Peter's first love and probably arguably he was more in love with her than he was with Mary Jane, it's just one of those things that can never be sadly.
Canon event
Let's hope Miles breaks that constant
Andrew and Emma have such good chemistry because they were an actual couple in real life
Everybody has pretty much covered it, but Gwen's death is one of the most iconic and important moments in all of comic book history - not just Spider-Man comics, but ALL comics....and that scene gets me, every single time.
She stayed dead after too right?
@@Meepie_Playz yes
@@Revrse1 That’s crazy
@@Meepie_Playzyes until they made a comic for spidergwen but different universe
@@derekdamian7485 Yeah gotcha
"The Night Gwen Stacey Died" was published in 1973, just 50 years ago... On the cover Spiderman is holding Gwen's body and that's what you might call today a big spoiler. I was a kid when I bought this issue, I saw the cover and I ran home and to read it. I cried my eyes out.
The CGI and score for this movie were so good
The amazing spider-man deserves a third movie 🕷🕸
#AviAradOut
This may seem silly but this movie holds a special place in my heart. My wife passed when we were both in our early twenties and she would get to where she had to sleep most of the day because of her condition. I watched this movie a few times while she was asleep and after she passed I couldn't sleep. Then one day I saw this movie come on and I recorded it and it made me feel like she was asleep beside me like before. It was the only way I could sleep for months was to put this movie on.
Hope u r doing good now👍
Rip
Yes, Gwen's death is part of the comics. It's even the same death scene.
The death is similar but not the same
@@jeetkunedoatlanta2464
Close enough.
@@jeannguyen3199 the original death took place on the Brooklyn bridge not a clock tower. It was Norman Osborn that knocked her off the bridge not Harry. Peter snapped her neck by stopping her momentum with his webbing not her hitting her head on the ground.... close enough except all those differences...
@@jeetkunedoatlanta2464
Alright, fine. 👍🏻
@@jeetkunedoatlanta2464he did say close enough though
You guys might want to check out 'Spider-Man: Blue' written by Jeph Loeb, small six-issue comic. In it, Peter reflects on the loss of Gwen, how much he cared/loved her and continues to be haunted over her death.
Thank you for the suggestion, I think I'm gonna read it but I got a couple questions if you don't mind.
Do we see it happens or is it only after ? And if it is only after, does it take place like days, weeks or months after her death ?
Most people don't know is that Spider-man's story is mostly sad experiences and hardships. But the moral lesson is that how he is able to keep going, finding another way, sacrifices and doing the right thing even though it may end him up destroyed.
This is pobably the most underrated comic book movie ever. Its pretty messy, but the depiction of Spider-Man and what he stands for is great. When he comes back at the end, it shows how the character will always bounce back to save the day, no matter what he goes through, and thats why he will always be one of the most endearing heroes.
That’s cool and all but the movie is absolutely horrendous it’s like a 3/10
@@Celestialnighthawkcare to explain why it's a 3/10?
@@justinferguson2058 nah Im good
Spider-Man's portrayal and Gwen and Peter's chemistry are top notch. Everything else about this movie is bad
@carl_consumer.of.reality the CGI, Jamie Foxx, and hans zimmer along with what you said all carried the movie.
A thoroughly enjoyable movie and even a bit heartbreaking. 😢
No matter how many times i watch gwen die i always shed a tear. Andrew did some top of the line acting
"You are my path" Andrew as Spider-man and Emma Stones amazing chemistry and acting is what carries these movies for me, I LOVE him as spider-man but the movies aren't that great sadly, he deserved better. I hope he gets another chance, he is by far the best actor out of the 3 spider-men.
Gwen does die. Her death was the first time in comic book history where the hero’s loved one dies. Her dying is basically an iconic moment for Spiderman.
The movie decided to go the route its supposed to be, her dying
Electro is a character from one of the original Sinister Six. So they were trying to incorporate him into the story. But youre right they kinda didnt do enough with him.
Initially, there was supposed to be only one Electro in the film, he was the main villain and it was because of him that Gwen was supposed to die ... But the studio, as always, made its own unnecessary edits ...
i'm still mad that they deleted the scene where peter's dad visits him at the cemetery, the acting was top tier
yeah but its kinda ruins that they’re dead. makes him look not so great
Also Felicia the woman that Harry promotes when he takes over the company is Black Cat from the comics. I’d imagine if they had continued Andrew’s spidey story she most likely would’ve shown up at some point.
That’s the shake-spearing life of Peter Parker/Spider-Man….as long as he has this power the people around him will always be in danger. It’s why so many people love this character, he’s a larger than life figure but lives in a broken down apartment, he’s broke and continues to put others before his own happiness
unpopular opinion: this is one of my fav spiderman films ever
Those who have ever felt like a nobody can relate to Max. Everybody wants to be noticed and feel needed. Max didn’t turn himself into Electro, everyone else did. The world really can turn the nicest of people into the worst of monsters.
Its crazy because his Spider sense was literally trying to tell him the entire movie that Gwen was in danger every time he saw captain Stacy but his love for Gwen was keeping him from listening to his Spider Sense
Andrew's spiderman has lost almost everyone. His parents, uncle Ben, Gwen's father, and Gwen herself. And three of them were technically his fault
I started to really enjoy your videos guys! Enjoyable conversations between each other, noticing certain special scenes etc.
It’s become rare in the Reaction community. Never change, please. Much love to you two!
31:45 oh it is absolutely necessary,
Spider-Man exists only to suffer...😅
Ill never forget when i went to the teather to watch this,the sound design and the soundtrack slaps so damn hard,the only spider movie (out of all the spiderman movies to date) where i cried like a baby,such an underrated movie,i think Andrew's is the only spiderman with the best depiction of the spider sense.
And yes,iirc,Gwen died in a clock tower in the comics.
21:12 Just so you know she's supposed to be the character that ends up becoming black cat. One of Peter's other love interest aside from Gwen and Mary Jane
The death of Gwen Stacey is a critical comic book story that changes Peter.
Yes, Gwen is first big love of Peter in comics. Her dying because of Green Goblin is iconic.(Goblin dies pierced by his glider just like in Spider man 1 in the same chapter). To be fair, Peter had A LOT of girlfriends
A part of growing up is realizing that Andrew Garfield Spider-Man is the best one. The movies might be mid compared to the mcu and the original but he played the part to the tee bro
My thoughts EXACTLY I fucking love Andrew as Spider-man I really hope he gets a shot at TASM 3 with a good team as he deserves. Such a shame that they made the movies mid with such cool shots and him and emmas chemistry
The two Amazing Spider-Man films live and die by the chemistry between Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. A couple things, yes that’s more or less how Gwen dies in the comics. She was Peter’s first major loss post-Uncle Ben, and even other comic editors/writers were furious at the choice at the time. It was a very ballsy move both for the comic and this film to stick with it because obviously people don’t like seeing characters they love killed off, but I think this films handles it as well as it could. Andrew and Emma were actually together during the making of both these movies, and you can really tell by how well they play off each other.
Also yes, they were going to introduce Shailene Woodley’s Mary Jane Watson had there been a third film, but that never happened. She was actually going to be in this one and even shot some scenes, but that was changed because it was felt it would take away from Gwen’s death.
Despite the critical reception, Andrew was originally set to get his third film, but he was fired by a producer (it might have been Arad? Idr specifically who) because Garfield missed some public meeting due to being bedriddenly sick. The rest is history.
Sorry for the long comment, but I’m glad you guys liked the movies. The general public has definitely softened on Garfield and his Spider-Man movies, and it’s been nice since he is still my favorite Peter/Spidey of the three.
Looking forward to more great reactions!
Mine too I have my minor quibbles but he is definitely my favorite of the 3.
I've literally said he has been my favorite for years and I gotta say when the hype around nwh and about andrew started to happen I was glad to see ppl actually admiring his acting and the movies bc ppl had always hated them in the past
2nd movie trash, quit defending it 😹
@@Meepie_Playz That's your opinion, not a fact 👍
Yeah Gwen's death is a big part in the comics it only makes it more horrible that her going to London happens but Norman Osborne green goblin goes there meets her ends up getting her pregnant she comes back to peter and goblin takes her throws her off the big Bridge in New York spiderman tries to save her but his web wasn't fast enough and she died while being pregent with green goblins kid.
It's without a doubt the most iconic moment in spidermans history.
My fav suit, the way they made the suit move in the winf form the swinging makes it feel so authentic
I remember reading the Death of Gwen Stacy comic as a kid. I was broken-hearted then too. It was devastating. They made it just as impactful in this movie as they did in the comic. And, sadly, the Gwen Stacy story was the only really good story bit in this movie, which is why I expected to not see a third movie. Jamie Foxx felt wasted in this, and that's a damn shame. But the Gwen Stacy story was absolutely the strongest part of this movie. Tragic, but well done.
No one wants to be the one who outlives the one they love so much. I've done it, and I'm still pretty wrecked a few years later.
10:20 That little “oh my God..” was literally everyone’s reaction when seeing Max get electrocuted for the first time. 💀💀
You’ll understand down the road why this scene is so important
i mean what you are refering to is not the reason why it happened here.
@@samuraibeluga3749 character development is what I’m referring to.
25:55 that Peter was supposed to be Spider man, but the actor mistakingly said Peter, the act you see there was pure response of Emma Stone for mistaking.
Another fun fact is that kid getting bullied and saved by spider man was actually Andrew Garfield’s idea to put into the movie with the voice overs saying that they hate him while he’s doing something so simple and small but big and not simple to the kid that’s who spider man is that’s why he’s my favorite
The amazing Spiderman is also known as the broken or broken hearted Spiderman losing everyone he loves
Yeah there's a famous comic where Green goblin drops Gwen off a bridge in NYC spidey couldn't save her.
Gwen's death is a famous comic book event. It happens in every continuity of Spider-Man. "The Night Gwen Stacey Died"
Gwen Stacey's death was the changing guard of storytelling in the comics, after her death comics started to become more adult, it's basically called the end of the silver age in comics. Her outfit she died in is the same outfit she died in the comic's.
Gwen’s death is one of the most important factors of what makes Spider Man Spider Man. Even more so than Uncle Ben.
Gwen Stacey was peters first love interest in the comics but she dies in a fight between green goblin and spider-man then later on Mary Jane gets introduced
Thats what i LOVE so much Spider Man... his entre life is such a tragedy and yet he stands Up and Carry on trying and figthing
And yes in variations of spiderman comics through the years, Peter Parker dated both MJ and Gwen.
Regarding what happened to Jamie Foxx - he apparently suffered a "medical complication" of some sort (That his family is keeping the details of secret out of respect for him) while filming a movie. His daughter said in a social media post that he's out of the hospital and also called out the media for making it sound worse than it was to get clicks.
The thug who gets the mech suit (Rhino) is played by Paul Giamatti. He usually has hair and a beard (And obviously, none of those tattoos). He's been in a good share of movies so that's probably why he looked familiar to you. Most recently he was in the Disney movie Jungle Cruise which stars Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt.
Gwen Stacy does die in the comics. It's a very famous part of Spider-Man lore, and was a big deal since it was the first time a hero actually failed in such a big way. In the comic it was Norman who killed her, not Harry. He throws her off a bridge and Peter catches her with a web, only to discover after pulling her up that she's dead. This was referenced in the first Maguire film where, if you remember, Norman takes Mary Jane to a bridge during the climax and drops her from it, though as you know, Peter was able to save her there. The exact cause of Gwen's death was up for debate for a bit, but it has since been determined that the whiplash from the sudden stop broke her neck - to this day, Peter is haunted by the fact that he sort of inadvertently killed her by catching her the way he did. Though in this movie, it seems her head smacked against the ground.
There were many plans for future installments of this series, many of which were teased in this movie - in fact, one of the most common criticisms this movie gets is that it spends too much time setting things up and not enough telling its own story. There were plans for a third and forth film as well as a movie about the Sinister Six (A team composed of six Spider-Man villains, usually formed and lead by Doc Ock or Green Goblin) and a Venom movie set in this continuity. However, the mixed-to-negative reception of this movie, coupled with the MCU wanting to use Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War (As he plays a big role in the Civil War storyline in the comic) lead to Spider-Man being rebooted again in the MCU with Tom Holland. Sony got hacked in 2014 and many details surrounding their plans were released onto the internet, many of which gave off the impression that they were just throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks.
Kevin Feige, the head of the MCU, often reads the scripts for Sony's Marvel films and gives them notes. His notes for this movie can be found online - and it's clear that Sony did not listen to him at all, and that in hindsight, they really should have. Most notably, Feige dislikes the idea of Peter's parents being special people, preferring Peter as a normal kid with an ordinary upbringing who becomes Spider-Man purely by chance.
Gwen’s death is set in stone, she really was a ride or die
Electro was definitely the best part of the film. Wish he had been the main villain.
Glad you watched this for context. You're going to need it for later in the MCU.
I loveee this movie. Idc bout the hate. The Amazing spiderman franchise is the one I'll quicker rewatch. I want a part 3 with a really strong script
I had that comic too when I was a kid. It was unbelievable what had happened and how it happened. You just didn't expect it. No last second save this time. Man, that was rough. I think that she got the Wonder Man treatment for a bit but I don't remember how that ended.
The way they did the death in the movie is a very iconic part of comic history. There are references within the scene that are related to her death in the comics
spider man is the example of the sacrifice. he was alone in the fight.
Seen part one and after the reaction I was like oh they are going to love part 2
This will forever be my favorite Spider-Man. Best suit and love interest. He’s also the only one that’s funny likes he’s supposed to be
Yeah Gwen death was comic accurate
The fun thing is, is that Spider-Man has the spider-verse so there’s infinitely many different versions of Spider-Man. There’s a few things that always happens in a Spider-Man and the most important is that either uncle Ben or aunt may die the day they say “with great power comes great responsibility”
Andrew universe story is a must, its the darkest universe of a spidey character in comics and also very iconic moments, Andrew did it so well....
"Is that a part of the comics?" Yes. She's even wearing the outfit that she wears for her death in the comics
Electros theme song is so menacing
God damn like if there is just one character that in every adaptation is just close to perfect is, Spider-Man, probably the most beloved character out of all the superhero’s
My boy had two 3 canon events.
They ruthless
Great reaction guys 🔥
His movies are literally so good , annoys me how everyone ow randomly likes them lol but used to hate on them
Andrew is my favorite spider-man and by far the best actor but the movies aren't all that good, they're mid. It gets carried by the great acting and great chemistry between Andrew and Emma. IMO
So glad they watched the next one so soon
This film is amazing I don't care what anybody says. It will always be one of my favorite Spidey films ever. Andrew is the best.
Peter and Gwen are easily the best characters in this movie, but the action scenes are all still incredible. I still don’t think they’ve been topped in the MCU.
Incase you didn't know Aunt may always knows, she just never directly tells Peter
She does die in the comic and also little fact that jacket she was wearing in the movie she was also wearing it in the comics when she died which I think is pretty cool
poor max he just wanted to be noticed and seen instead of being treated like he doesn't matter
That's also the main price of being a superhero yes you always can protect a lot of people but you also have to risk if your loved one's get involved
2:06 As a matter of fact, yes. In the comics, Kaine, a clone of Peter, operates as the Scarlet Spider in Houston, TX.
in every spiderman timeline some dies he loved
The night gwen stacy died. If i knew there was a comic dedicated for that then i wouldn't have watched TAS 2, i was literally heartbroken for like 3-4 days after I saw this movie man, andrew and emma their chemistry was insane that i felt like i lost part of my soul after watching that death scene..
this movie deserves trilogy
we loose we learn but we never give up thats why weeee ALLLL areeee SPIDERMAN
The film was a box office success, making $709 million dollars against a $293 million dollar budget. There was going to be a third film as well as a spin-off film called THE SINISTER SIX, but all these films would sadly be cancelled due to the 2014 Sony Pictures Hack, as someone leaked all th scripts to the films online, and that Spiderman would be part of the MCU.
The sequels weren't canceled because of the hack
They were cancelled because of how much the movie underperformed at the box-office
They were expecting it to gross over a billion dollars, but instead, it became the lowest grossing live-action movie
Bro got the whole story wrong lmao
i love your guys reactions cant wait for mcu spiderman
Gwen and Peter can never catch a break
Interesting bit of trivia about Rhino (i forget his real name)...he is a failed super soldier. There were many attempts to re-create the serum that made Captain America but they all failed in various ways. One of them caused the Hulk...another caused Rhino.
In the comics gwen was one of Peter's early loves but she and her father die, leading him and Mary Jane, a previous fling, to connect on a deeper level. In both comic and movie, gwen dies to green goblin and Peter not being able to save her from a fall.
man when i first saw that in the theater i was tearing up xD
I'm glad I read the comics ages ago because everyone who knows, knows that high places, Green Goblin and Gwen Stacy do not go well together. The scene in this movie though, was pretty gruesome in how they did it.
Me and my buddies were just as surprised back in the 70s when Gwen died in the comic - first death of a non-combatant civilian main character from a superhero/supervillian we'd seen. Shocking!!@
5:34 he did say something inspirational but he also asked peter to leave gwen alone
Ahhhh, kids...
Anyone who feels Jamie doesn't fit into a role like Max clearly has never seen In Living Color.
Yes, she does die in the comics. "The Night Gwen Stacy Died" is one of the most iconic story arcs in comics. it was a game changer. it was the first time a main character was killed off in the comics.
The andrew emma chemistry was amazing because they were dating from the first movie until like 2016 didn’t even have to act out their relationship it was real
0:52 It's the same kid playing young Peter. Max Charles.