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- Peter, MJ, Norman, May, and Harry all gather for a tense Thanksgiving dinner.
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Spider-Man / SPIDER-MAN - The web-spinning superhero has a mission to save New York from his nemesis, the GreenGoblin, and to win the heart of Mary Jane, the girl next door. / Average teenager Peter Parker is transformed into an extraordinary super hero after he is accidentally bitten by a radioactive spider. When his beloved uncle is savagely murdered during a robbery, young Peter vows to use his powers to avenge his death. Deeming himself "Spider-Man ," he sets about ridding the streets of crime, bringing him into conflict with malevolent super-villain "Green Goblin."
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Everyone calls her Aunt May. She is a universal Aunt.
She’s marvles uncle iroh
And don’t say Stan lee is cause he’s better than iroh
Same thing happens in Fresh Prince of Bel Air with Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv being called that by some characters and the whole fanbase.
Even Uncle Ben did
Ugly old hag is ONLY your aunt
especially at this time of the year
"Work was murder."
Gotta love that line.
@@dkfr10 what? lol
@@Jaunty_jules murder is work is murder is work is murder is work is murder is work is murder is work is murder is work is murder is work is murder
Patrick Bateman vibes
I mean he was being serious 💀
@@dkfr10 exactly
The fact that the FOUR of them instantly went TOGETHER to Peter's room uninvited will never stop being funny to me 😂
MJ didn’t go and only Norman actually went in to his room
Adrian apparently he picked up a fruit cake lmao
HOW BOUT LOCK 🔒 THE DOOR 🚪 BRUH 😭
@@smithwilliams8831🫢🏡
3:18 I like how Willem Dafoe's expression is of sadness. Ie he genuinely liked Peter and now he realised they're enemies and that's how its gonna be.
😂😂😂😂😎😎
But like Peter says, we always have a choice, like he decided to not stay with MJ to not put her in danger. So even Norman could, but his strongest side was Green Goblin (that he seemed to already have deep inside)
yes also when Peter walks into the room hes geniuenly excited to see him
He sad because he didn’t get to eat the fruitcake
'beat an old lady with a stick' is more brutal than 'work was murder'
Shut up mate
Dude what Osborn said is way more brutal because he is actually capable of doing it😅😮
@@galacticcosmo6568 u didn't get it i guess(bully maguire memes)
@@Aditya_Kumar_12_pass yeah that’s what I meant 😁
@Galactic Cosmo dude don’t even bother with this clown
Willem Dafoe's acting in this scene is absolutely on point in the way he shows Norman's persona constantly shifting between his and GG's. The subtle change in facial expressions, the change in the tone of voice, all showing a character stuck in a battle between two different personalities, one good but vulnerable, one downright insane and villainous. I love it!!
@Donald Donald that happens, he talks to the mirror and the mask
@Donald Donald it does happen
This movie did a great job at showing what mental illness, mainly schizophrenia does to good people.
Meanwhile in NWH he switches between GG and a pathetic, homeless dude.
@@portugal5698 schizophrenia isn't dissociative identity disorder, and neither make you turn into the green goblin
Never realised how well Sam Raimi made a Thanksgiving dinner scene seem so intense.
Neither have I
The only other one I can think of is Scent of a woman.
04:10. Broom her fast! Yeah
fym thxgiving scenes are always intense
They all are.😂
Starting at 2:48 is one of my favorite scenes in the movie because it shows just how much Norman cares about Peter. The goblin living in his mind no doubt wants to reach out and kill Peter right then and there but Norman makes a quick exit, hyper aware of what could very well happen if he sticks around. The internal power struggle is subtle but highly effective. And it’s one of if not the only time we see Norman’s heart and humanity overpower the goblin long enough to keep his friends and family safe.
At 4:08 , it's actually the Goblin's voice..if you notice it properly..The Goblin was taking him slowly.
His reaction when he sees the cut on his arm is perfect as if he’s thinking “Peter is..”
Fabulous
the later conversation also shows that he cares about getting aware from Peter than staying to please his actual son.
Hmm
Why do I feel like every f**king scene in this movie is iconic.
Because they are
They are dood
Because of memes
No way home > End game 😏
No way home > End game 😏
I love how Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man villains aren’t evil through and through. Doctor Octavous cared about Peter, as did Norman. I like that.
They are not bad people. They are victims of their experiments. Both are not evil at the beginning. They slowly lose their mind because of what happened to them
@@khlopzi Both are understandable. For Doc Ock, he felt he could have controlled his experiment, but Spiderman didn't allow him to work which caused the death of his wife. Obviously it was an accident, and its no one's fault.
But I think Otto made a much better tragic villain than Norman. He started out very noble and was doing fine for himself. He even properly redeemed himself by destroying his own creation without any intention of taking Peter with him, unlike Norman who also seems to have been flawed from the very beginning. All in all, I think Raimi went with a fantastic direction with the two
@@riatorex8722 Norman’s mind was corrupted. Meanwhile Doc sick was mainly stricken with grief and delusions of grandeur. Way easy to break through to him then a insane man.
Sandman never wanted to hurt anyone, he just wanted to help his daughter
Eddie Brock was more broken and desperate than he was evil, the Symbiote was the final touch to send his heart into darkness
2:39 always has me in tears.
He took that slap personally.
I agree. Would prefer to carve her up instead of the bird. Gets me too.
Aunt May just smiling while brandishing the knives killed me.
4:08 you tell very clearly that's the goblins voice.
Because Norman wouldn't talk like that about Mary Jane. Especially to his own son.
Lol wow I just noticed that
He was right tho. MJ in the trilogy was the most toxic depiction of a female character I have ever seen
He was absolutely right, though. Harry’s not smart. He’s not attentive. His jokes suck. The only thing he has going for him is that he’s loaded. That’s the only reason MJ hooked up with him.
@@MrPjw5 Harry also has a kind heart which is something not a lot of rich people have.
@@ZinderflexFr Mary Jane is the worst girl for Peter and Gwen is the best girl for Peter
Everyone’s acting is top notch in this scene.
Especially Willem’s
@@knightwarrioranimations9656 HAAAAARK!
They casted the perfect people in the 00's. This, Scooby Doo, The Dark Knight etc.
@@mast3rchief536 Yeah 2000s era of movies were great.
@@knightwarrioranimations9656 Agreed 100%
2:27 as a kid, i always thought that Norman took that personally,
so he threw bombs at Aunt May's room because of that 😭
I actually thought the same . Why else would he makes that face with the knives afterwards?
hahhahaha
Lmao
So did I
Lol me too
I love how scary Norman is in this scene. The way he licks his fingers while staring at Aunt May, the way he holds the knives and sharpens them, and the way he looks at Peter's wound almost like he's thirsty for blood!
🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
That's Goblin.
Not Norman himself.
I feel bad for Aunt May for having to prepare all that just for them to leave shortly after
The idea that Parker has a cut that looks like the cut the Goblin gave to Spider-Man is somehow better evidence to Norman than the fact that Spider-Man sounds exactly like Peter.
you must be a detective
Dude, forget that. Peter's supposed to be super smart, yet can't recognize Norman's incredibly distinctive voice, especially at 3:45 when he puts on the Goblin tone. Or the fact that he doesn't immediately understand why Norman gets uncomfortable and nervous when he sees the cut on Peter's arm, which would only mean something to ONE person. All of that compounded with the fact that the Goblin's suit and glider were stolen from Norman's very own fucking company.
C'mon, Peter, you're supposed to be smarter than that.
Know that Peter's voice is muffled under the mask a bit. And Peter is under intense pressure whenever he met Goblin, and he was on nerve gas while talking to him on the roof. So makes sense they don't pay attention to each other's voices
@@wd3185 yeah I always thought that if I were Peter and Norman became so interested in how I got that cut and then suddenly left, I would suspect he could be the goblin.
@@puffpuffpassmako yeah but when Spiderman got that cut from the Goblin's razors he wasn't on any gas
I can't remember a more tense moment in the trilogy than this 😅
I still get tense watching this scene XD
Harry slapping Peter in Spiderman 2
Enjoy the fruit cake
TDK
Peter confessing the truth to Aunt May in Spider-Man 2 about his uncle's death.
4:13 "Broom her fast" = Dump her!
oh wow really??? Damn I would have never guessed!!
He was the only one to call out the bullshit. MJ was so toxic in this trilogy
@@The-zh3nr Yeah me neither he's smart 😮
@@friedkake1876df up
@friedkake1876eh.....emotional...not toxic...
"Do what you need to with her, then broom her fast."
Unfathomably based.
I don’t think he should have dished out to MJ was she was doing to him but she was awful
I like how they both talk about their “workday”
*Norman* “Work was Murder”
*Peter* “beat an old lady with a stick” (goblin pretended to be an old lady in fire to lure in spidey)
But he didn't have a stick tho. Plothole.
@@rakimmartinez2557 the stick here is the collapsing wooden frame
LOL
Wow, I’ve never even noticed the old lady part 😦 I learn something new about these movies all the time
My gosh I did not notice
“Work was murder” 😂😂😂😂
I cant believe i didnt get it.
@@sumfoo5871 to your defense, I just got it when I watched this too. I’m only what 18 years late. 😂🤷🏽♂️
@@mexiwolf009 "I had do beat an old lady with a stick"
Green Goblin was dresssed as an old woman.
I was watching this with my uncle and when Norman said sorry in late work was murder he meant like it was along day but my uncle was like ya work was murder my uncle meant because he was killing people haha lol
Literally 😂😂
Did anyone else notice that Norman creepily checks out MJ at 0:47, MJ notices and gives him a disgustful look, and Norman returns the look with a creepy smirk?
That was DEFINITELY intentional, they made sure to have several different shots for that.
Norman WAS described as arrogant and egoistic in the newspaper he was reading, so he may have been a creep too?
@@saulgoodmanKAZAKHNorman Osborne impregnated Gwen in the comics through shady ways so it's in character. But it's the Goblin persona.
@@aashiv93 damn, I'm not very familiar with the lore, so yeah, I see now..
That's the green goblin
Seen this movie millions of times and I never noticed that. I think I was always distracted by Aunt May in the background calling for Peter. That just goes to show there are so many little details in these movies I still have yet to notice.
Willem Dafoe and James Franco have such chemistry in this movie. They really do a fantastic job at portraying the estranged father and son who love each other and admire one another but who have absolutely no communication of healthy relationship with one another.
I think Francos performance was subpar. he just didnt feel natural
I can tell Norman was genuinely upset when he founds out that Peter is Spider-Man as he sincerely loved and cared for Peter as he consider him a son.🥺😭😔
💪💪💪😎
I’ve never thought it that way
You can even see that in No Wa Home.
I mean, I think he met Peter two times before this, so nah, he definitely didn't love him lol. Absolutely ridiculous thing to claim.
Bro likes Peter more than his own son
Ngl Franko and Dafoe looked so natural and realistic as father-son duo. well atleast looks wise.
Agreed with 100 % I was about to say that same thing . Especially with the way the smile
Sucks that franco is a weirdo now :(
@@RigzisRoman how?
@@aseh9744 I forgot but he’s not the best person but he’s a good actor
@@RigzisRoman Like most famous men in Hollywood, he’s a womanizer and a lot of them seem to take after Charlie Chaplin’s affinity for younger women. We have to keep into account though that not every time someone lobbies an accusation against someone famous is telling the truth.
Norman was genuinely sad, almost hurt when he found out Peter was Spider-Man. He really liked Pete and wished Harry was more like him and now he knows he must destroy him.
I actually love that in this scene they’re wearing clothes of the opposite colours than their suits. Norman is wearing blue and red while Peter green and purple
Wait, where on the goblin suit is there purple?
😎😎😊😊
I’ve never noticed before
@@Silver_S847 comics
@@Silver_S847The glider is purple in this movie.
I love how Sam Raimi allows the actors to act instead of non-stop action scenes.
true
And not trying to be funny every second.
because he understands what cinema means
He directed "The Evil dead", Sam knows how to create suspense
great observation, explains why the acting in those movies was topnotch
can't believe this movie is already 20 years old.. time runs so fast
Now it’s 20 years old
Omg really?
I miss those simple days
Still looks pretty good to this day
@@warh1story563 even so, it’s crazy that such a great looking fantastic film was released so long ago. Sam raimi is a living legend.
In a sold out theater, I was the only one laughing at what Norman said about MJ, and when Harry told her off. I found that whole sequence hilarious. 😂
0:54 why is Norman looking at her like that, it’s sooo creepy 😂
I think it's because he knows there's no way Harry would land a girl like her just because of who he is.
0:49 on he just stares at her body its much more creepy ahaha
That’s the point 😂
@@awakefortwoweeks4770 Creepy and Uncomfortable too that was
It’s obviously because Green Goblin was making Norman check MJ out by controlling him that everybody should know that by now😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭
I absolutely love how during all this Peter is just sitting there without saying a word when everything’s kicking off
Tobey Maguire played a similar character in The Great Gatsby (Nick Carraway), lol.
I missed the part where thats my problem.
yea he's just sitting there as Aunt May is cleaning his wound, great detail hats off to Raimi's trilogy
"More food for me!"
Me when my family argues
Spiderman 2002 will forever be my childhood movie.
same
i honestly wish i was from that generation, this new spideman is so wack
Same here my man
Me too, it’s a classic
@@israalal-sulaimani7537 Sam Raimi's Spider-Man is classic and honestly idk but I hate MCU Spider-Man
Love the change in voice when Goblin fully takes over at 4:08.
Goblin or Norman, the man was spitting facts. The only reason MJ was interested in Harry was because he was rich.
The amount of pride Aunt May has of Peter always warms my heart. ☺️
Mr Osborne: "howd you say you got that cut again?"
Peter: "from FIXING THIS DAMN DOOR!"
Underrated comment! 😂💯
WHERE'S MY MONEY?
Why is he still bleeding? It was like an hour ago.
Give me rent
Peter: I missed the part where that's my problem
4:06 : Harry :
“You’re wrong about her Dad.”
4:25 MJ: (Sarcastically)
“Thanks for sticking up for me Harry “
WOMAN WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
HE JUST STOOD UP FOR YOU!
Sometimes she was a straight bitch like in spiderman 3 peter saying to her he saves people and shes just like this isnt about you this is about me
@@garysmithfan1432 I know she’s like do you know what it’s like to be under pressure?
It reminded me of that fight in Fireproof where the guy was just honest and was like
“Let me tell you something you don’t know the first thing about Pressure. You think I risk my life to rush into a Burning Building for Myself? You think I almost die pulling a girl from a collapsed house for myself ? “
His father was *insulting her very bad* and basically called her a golddigger or wh*re!
He was clearly a creep looking at her like that in front of his son (not only is he disrespecting Mary Jane also Harry as well).
So MJ propably excepted more of a reaction (which is natural), because she felt embarrassed in front of Peter and his auntn.
But she should have understand that Harry has an unhealthy relationship with his father, so expecting a strong reaction by him would be to much.
Norman's most offensive comment about MJ came after 4:06. Within the context of the scene, this is supposed to be where Norman and MJ meet for the first time, and within mere minutes Norman rudely walks out. He shutdowns Harry with insults about both his mother and MJ- effectively ruining the dinner. This along, with the rapidly escalating tension, leaves Harry aghast.
MJ (having been within earshot of Norman's words) is both mortified and disgusted. She decides to leave, knowing that the situation cannot possibly get any more uncomfortable. The sarcasm that she directs at Harry is her way of taking out the anger she feels towards Norman.
@@paulgraves1392
I agree that Mary Jane is terrible written and only there for being eye candy.
But people should not blame her in this scene, she had every right to be mad at an arrogant creepy man who basically called her a wh**e in front of her best friend and his aunt.
She felt asshamed and Harry should understand that.
And Mary Jane should have understand that expecting a strong reaction by Harry would be too much because he obviously has an unhealthy relationship with his father (who is supposed to be his role model).
2:29 He wanted attacks aunt May so bad in that scene, look at his face!😂
imagine if that slap ended wakening up the Green Goblin
Never gave too much thought when I was little but Dafoe and Franco do look like real father and son.😂
They got the same hair style.
4:38 Aunt May really treats Harry as her own son, just like Peter.
Harry osborn!!👌🏾
Hairy / Mary / Hey Osborn
From what I see, she was deeply offended towards his frustration
Better than mcu aunt may
@@aaronl.914 What are you talking about? May basically treats Ned like he is Peter's own brother. You must love to hate on the MCU, don't you?
Ah, the Sam Raimi Spiderman experience:
-Peter being an absolute dweeb
-Sassy grandma Aunt May
-Harry being a prick
-Willem Dafoe being a fucking lunatic
-Mary being a love fanatic 24/7
Nah Harry was right here
He was standing for MJ at the same time he defended his father
Harry was probably the best character in the series
The creep is my father. Alright if I’m lucky I’ll become half of what he is. So just keep your mouth shut, about stuff you don’t understand
- *HARRY OSBOURNE* !!
Classy statement
-A gorgeous Kirsten Dunst as MJ! SOLD!
So all of that food went to waste. That's the real tragedy of this scene
Thanks a lot, Osborn!
Knowing Aunt May's heart, it probably went to the homeless, after Peter helped her pack it up....but that's just my theory 🤷🏽♂
@@Leandro-X.2024 yeah nobody was hungry after this
@@fanofbioshock2nolastname861 True 😂
Peter, Harry, and Aunt May were still there. They are a lot most likely and watched Football Games.
Jokes aside Peter finding a “reason” for his wound in such amount of time is impressive
"That creep is my father, if I'm lucky I'll become half of what he is."
You know Harry was actually right in a sense he did become half of his father, becoming a Goblin, but eventually choosing to do the right thing.
and then james franco became an even bigger creep
@@danmcardle3910 lol!😅😂🤣I get this!😆
@@danmcardle3910 what did he do
@@xstongames4778 he’s a nonce
Too bad Franco became one IRL.
1:58 The most charming "Hey everyone" I've ever heard.😂
The cutest
Yeah man he says it way better than Tom Holland tbh
morty from rick and morty
Eduardo Saverin has the best “hey everyone” though frfr
Fr
Rewatched this movie recently and i really saw how subtly they built the relationship between Peter and Norman with Norman respecting Peters love of science both when meeting him and when he won the science award at graduation and when peter turned down his job offer respecting peters desire to "make it on his own steam" then to have Norman loose it when he realized who peter was great build up by Raimi without explicitly stating anything
I feel like this should be a tradition to watch this scene on Thanksgiving...😊
Fun Fact: Peter wears a Green shirt and the purple tie (compare to the Green Globlin )
And Norman Osborn Wears a Blue shirt and red tie (compare to spiderman)
You must have seen the Canadian lad. :)
Intresting
Color swap.
Nailed it🤗🤗🤗
They are inverse parallels of one another in this movie
It’s great how James Franco is just being himself.
Are you saying that he's not a good actor? I mean I personally never rated him, but he's better than that other guy in TASM 2.
@@Star_Joker yeah TASM 2 was one of the worst movies ever made!
@@g-broccoli it really wasn't that bad.
@@g-broccoli harry was terribly cringy but the rest was decent
@@g-broccoli I didn't think TASM 2 was a terrible movie, but Harry was miscast in it. No disrespect to the actor who played him.
3:56
Peter: he's not wrong
3:50 LOL this conversation represents relationship dynamics. Very honest!
When Norman was sharpening the knife while looking at Aunt May LMFAO gets me Everytime
Same
@Edward89 3:04 "Yeahhhhhhh...he's Spiderman."
That's the real reason he tried to kill her 😂
It's kind of badass that she also doesn't look away.
Never get in the way of Norman Osbourne & his pies.
Its still one of the funniest things in this movie for me. If no one else was there, Aunt May would've been murdered
"Bit of a slob, isn't he?"
"All brilliant men are."
Aunt May just being really sweet :"
All sweet aunts are.
I guess I've become something of a brilliant man
The relief on everyones face when Peter arrived, like thank f*ck the buffer has come because everyone likes Peter.
I love how Norman is wearing Spider-Man colors and Peter is wearing Goblin colors
It’s cool how Peter and Norman are wearing each others colours lol
U right. Why is that?
@@johnconnor7501 symbolism I guess 😂
@@Darth_Yersinia holy shit. Fair play.
And Harry’s wearing both of their colors.
And MJ is wearing black, referencing when Harry said Norman loved black
Wooooooooooow I didn’t even catch that lol
Osborn: Excuse me, I've got to be going.
Harry: Why?
Osborn: I shat my pants.
i love that movie, they dont make movies like those no more
Glad I'm not wearing diamonds
The first thing that comes up to my mind!!!!
A superhero movie >>> spiderman
@@DimasShkrebets kevin hart and leslie nielsen were the stars of that movie.
That comment fucking killed me lmao
4:07 I love how Norman sounds a lot like gobbie in this scene.
Almost twenty years later I return to this scene and am shocked, how good it's filmed - not only the amount of details on-screen, but the amount of character characterisation in such a short amount of time.
0:07 4:14 I love how he leaves the same exact way he comes in.
LOL
LOLI JUST NOTICED THAT XD
Ah yeah
XDDDDDDDD COME MAN LOL
its like poetry it rhymes
I love how Peter is wearing the goblins colors while Norman is wearing Spider-Man’s
Yeah true
STOPP COPYING
@@Gengarya08 Gonna Cry?
@@halionextra not like u
@@Gengarya08 I missed the part where i cried
Every character in this scene has a clear relationship or interaction with each other. There’s some amount of conflict within each. Really incredible stuff in such a short scene
Willem Defoe is menacing! Could not have asked for a good looking father son duo like Willem Defoe and James Franco! Absolute eye candy!
2:03 CUT TO - Peter literally beating an old lady with a stick and steals her fucking cranberries. Cuts back to movie and never acknowledges it again,
They knew it was a joke
Would have been crazy, but absolutely awesome hahhaha
Sounds like something Peter would have done in Spider Man 3.
That's Peter Parker or Peter Griffin?
That's some Bully Maguire type shit.
I just love how nervous Harry is in this scene. He cares so much about his father's approval and could hear nothing about him even though he knows Norman is wrong about mj. I mean the power he just pulls in his words defending his father, one moment he is all low and nervous, heart heavy about what his father just said and the second moment he goes all ballistic, "that creep is my father! And I'll be lucky to become half the man he is". Really solidifys how much Harry looked up to his father and this is really essential for him to become the hob goblin.
Very lovely
Norman was absolutly right about MJ
Harry never became the Hobgoblin... that is a completely different character with a different identity.
@@Markynal
How so?
@@Markynal True
2:38 Williem Dafoe's acting... masterpiece can make such a psychotic, sinister act such as this only Mr Dafoe excellent work
0:16 "sorry I am late. Work was murder." Literally. Clever writing.
"You think she likes you, because of your personality?"
"You are mother was beautiful, they are all beautiful until they are snarling after your trust funds like pack of rabid wolves"
*"I'm not a monster I'm just ahead of the curve"*
Lmfaoo the last part
😂
Yeah
He’s right, he’s been there
"You don't get it! I'm your father! The real one!"
Wanna know how I got these scars?
What a stunning apartment and setting.
I bet an apartment like that only costs like $1,000,000,000
Yeah that’s why Peter is in a shitty one in the other movies. Can’t live with Harry anymore.
In nyc? Very likely!!!
Norman bought it for him and Harry.
Not in 2002
no, thats just the taxes
I LOVE TOBEY
4:03 best advice from Mr Osborn
Tobey: "I had to beat an Old Lady with a stick to get this cranberries"
Everyone: 😀
Lmao
Hahhahahahahhahhaahhaah
The ori gig nal meme
what a terrible joke
Everyone liked it xD
Considering the type of person mj was in this trilogy Norman might honestly be right about her
Thought the same damn thing since 2001 hahahah this MJ is really fucked up, but still better than the new one!
Hmmm possibly
@@thunderboltproductionsshpk the new one has no personality she’s totally idgaf that works irl but in movies it’s boring
I don't like that girl who calls herself MJ in the Marvel films, but at least she doesn't constantly bait and switch relationships or does dumb shit like not telling Peter that Harry has got his memory back since he's far away and can't hear her talk. Too bad because I think Kristen Dunst is very well cast, her facial features make me think of the way Jack Kirby drew women in his comics, such a shame she's so unlikable.
I feel bad for John Jameson that MJ left him at the alter.
Osbourne was right about Mary Jane. Best advice he ever gave Harry.
"A word to the not so wise."
Goblin is savage.
“Thanks for sticking up for me harry”
*Harry not even 20 seconds before*
“You’re wrong about her dad.”
Yes one sentence is sticking up for her. And how did harry react after she said that?
@@aakarmamtora3470 “She’s different, dad!” “You’re wrong about her dad!” He had time for two lines before Dafoe fucked off, that’s sticking up for her lol
She wasn't being sarcastic.
Kirsten Durnst looked good in this one but Jesus she aged in the following 2 movies.. like she wasn’t even attractive by the third one..
@@cameron9359 How high are your standards for women man?
Norman left because he was disgruntled over the fact that his lovable Peter was Spiderman.
Yeah imagine you grow up seeing this poor boy that lost his parents grow up with your son something happen to you that makes you
Evil and some guy keeps stopping you just to find out it’s that boy himself
Why did you have to explain when everybody knows this.
@@johnpark6730 No, it was good he reminded us.
l
@@johnpark6730 😂😂😂 hate people like him in the yt comments
I also admire how they chose James Franco as Harry alongside Willem as Norman, you can imagine them as father and son by looks and bond.
I wish both of them would play a father and son duo again in a movie.
@@TheTrixster690 So do I almost as much as RDJ and Tom Holland
@@manuelorozco7760 ehh
@@TheeThe I mean by how they connect offscreen is translated into onscreen
He was at least right about MJ tho 😂
That red hair looked so stunning on her.
She has her best in this film
Agree. Her straight red hair was the best instead of the curly look they went with after
She looks the best here , in spiderman 2 i wouldn’t say she looked ugly but she looked different and not as good as spiderman 1 or 3 , in spiderman 3 she looks good too but not as much as in spiderman 1 .
Specialty of those of European descent, coloured hair ,coloured eyes, soft skin
@@antiracistbaby1085 , good point.
2:32 That moment Green Gobin decided he have to kill Aunt May regardless of she's in what universe
lol
😂😂🤣
Great!😂😂
😂😂😂bro you made my day
This film is a nostalgia that marked my childhood ! 🥺🥺
It's that time of year again
Bruh Norman is so weird in this scene. Who’s a guest in someone’s house and calls him a slob to his aunt and then sneaks a taste of the turkey before giving the blessing and licks their fingers sensually while staring at her?!
Calls Peter a slob, snoops around the bedroom, stares at MJ creepily, digs his fingers into the food and licks them, creeps out Aunt May, leaves abruptly, and calls MJ a hoe before doing so.
@@nathanbarnes8535 sigma male behavior
He learned a lot from patrick bateman
And I am too socially anxious to just say "hi"
Did they forget to mention he was barking mad?
Green Goblin: The best evil villain.
Doc Ock: The best famous villain.
Sandman: The best tragic villain.
Venom: The best wasted villain.
New Goblin: The best villain-turned friend.
The Lizard: The best villain never turned villain.
Doc Ock is the tragic one.
@@moondawwg I'm talking about when Sandman had to physically and mentally had to put himself back together
@@missyummy1040 Sandman felt more...underused than tragic. He definitely felt sympathetic, but he didn't do anything noteworthy other than become sandman, reveal that he was Uncle Ben's accidental murderer, and find forgiveness.
If Sam Reimi could do over the third Spider Man, with more freedom, I feel like Sandman would have been more impactful because he wouldn't need to be compared to Venom but instead by the original main antagonist Kurt Connors, AKA The Lizard. Maybe he could even have his own movie, because he doesn't even necessarily have to be a second antagonist
These films had a level of gravitas and seriousness. The humour was more subtle and realistic, these guys weren't plucked from a sitcom.
4:38 “HARRY OSBORN 😠” BRO WHY DOES THAT MAKE LAUGH😂💀
This was one of the best gold-digger insult scene,
Also showed how much harry loved and respected his father.
"money defines man" and yet you get angry if other people define men by their money
@@__________________________9140 we allow High class women to define us by what we are,not these cheap sl**s.
@@worthyCap17 You fucking nailed it dude!
@@non-believer990 😎
You do realize the film implies how people who shame women like this are assholes right? You somehow managed to be an incel, a classist, and misunderstand the film all at the same time.
0:48 look at the way norman checks out mj
Mary J is fine.
Ahh, look at ye beautiful gal eyes as pretty as a picture!
creepy
He wants to be her sugar daddy
It's a look of disgust which is why MJ doesn't like him. He was disapproving of her but more because he dispised Harry as Peter said in Spiderman 3
“if i’m lucky i’ll become half of what he is”
man was that a hint to him being a semi villain in Spider-Man 3
2:27 - 2:29 Norman’s face when aunt may slapped his hand 😂
Fun fact: Peter wears the color of the green goblin Norman wears the color of Spiderman and Harry wears the colors of both of them 😅
Yo! Good call!
You got this from the Canadian Lad
@@KarimWahba404 I got this from stuckmann haha
Whaaaaaa... 🤯...tttt. Mindblowing.
What an Observation 🙏 👍
Aunt May is like "I will mother everyone is this movie whether they like it or not."
Best version of Aunt May
LOL🤣
1:58 how not love him like a Peter Parker. Such a kindess in one line
He's angry because he wanted a mcrib the sweet authentic texas barbecue sauce 😂
Norman was 100% right about MJ, she had just kissed Spider-Man(who she had no clue was Peter), didn’t even wanna kiss Harry at the parade, not to mention she planned a dinner date with Peter and agreed with Peter when he said “don’t tell Harry”. It was obvious she wasn’t interested and lead him on.
You're right about her Dad
Yeah but Norman could not know this, and at least at the beginning she was interested in Harry, but slowly changed his mind because of his awkwardness, heaviness and care of what his father could think. Anyway, Norman just looked for a reason to go away, to be an unwanted guest so he could leave
She basically cheated on everyone in the movies. In Spider-Man 2 she cheated on John Jameson and in Spider-Man 3 she cheated on Peter lol. This is from a short I watched.
@@Spacemonkeymojo She was young and gorgeous not some burlap bag lady... it's not that uncommon in the real world in your 20s.
Norman isn't wholly right about MJ. She is leading him on, but I don't think it's for money. Moreso she's probably flattered by the attention. But still, MJ doesn't love Harry.
The food looked delicious though damm. To bad nobody got to enjoy it
All fake probably and why in every movie no one eats the food in the dinner scene it’s like one fight has to happen
@@A.GAMING1 What about Iron Man eating cheeseburgers or Thor eating pop tarts?
@@H.K.5 this was before the MCU the closest thing we get is peter eating a hotdog and harry drinking makers mark
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Don't forget Harry's love for pie
@@DeepEye1994 Sooo good 🥴
I absolutely love the moments when you can tell the goblin takes control. When norman turns to leave Peter's room then he hears the blood drop. The second he hears it you know the goblin is the one looking around. I like to think it was goblin who was about to take a bit of the sweet potato cause it just seems like something he would do, but you definitely know its him when Aunt May smacks his hand. When Harry confronts him for leaving I believe it switches between both of them. "Your mother was beautiful" was definitely norman but "you think a woman like that likes you for your personality?" And "word to the unwise..." were goblin.
Finally someone spots that!
2:13 it's interesting where they shake hands without knowing they just beat each other up in the burning building a few moments ago.