GUYSSS you been asking for it, and telling us wee need to watch these before NWH soo here it is......THE OG SPIDER-MAN!!!! we Will be getting into the The ORIGINAL 3, then heading over to The Amazing Spider-Man to watch those 2 movies with Andrew Garfield, before rounding it off with NO-WAY HOME, I hope you enjoy these reactions, as always if you want to catch up to where we currently are in our MCU journey check out the Patreon (link is in Bio) !!!!
What about Hawkeye y’all need to react to those first before No Way Home I was expecting y’all to react to Hawkeye first then this are y’all skipping over it or what?
55:16 - For some context, this movie came out less than 7 months after the World Trade Center was destroyed on September 11, 2001. The lines "You mess with Spidey, you mess with New York!" followed by "You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us!" got probably the biggest, wildest cheer I've ever heard in a movie theater before or since (huge Infinity War and Endgame moments included).
Aunt May is this age in the comics. The Aunt May you know from the MCU, hot Aunt May, was a very controversial casting choice at the time. So they didn’t ‘Do Aunt May wrong’ in this film - and the actress is awesome. Why is being old a bad thing 😂
I never understood why they made aunt May so young in the new mcu Spider-Man, never made much sense to me and she really doesn’t serve as the same kind of moral support that this one does.
Wrong! Raimi fans keep spamming this fake shit. Lmao Raimi trilogy was widely inaccurate to the comics. She is his Aunt, not his Grandma. Aunt May in the comics looks like a woman in her mid 40s not a 70 year old grandma. Besides the Mcu Aunt May is roughly 53 years old. The actress Marisa Tomei is about to be 54 this year. Far more accurate to someone s aunt, especially a teen.
Fun fact, him catching the food on the cafeteria tray was entirely practical, not CGI. They shot it 156 times and were about to give up when Maguire caught all of them, nailing it. Also, this movie was the closest of all the live-action iterations of Spider-Man to his actual origin story in the comics. He learns responsibility under the heavy burden of guilt after Uncle Ben's death.
“With great power comes great responsibility”. Those words mean so much considering what Peter goes through. He could’ve stopped that mugger, but he didn’t. Then he paid the price. That’s why he became a hero. He realised he could do good things with these abilities so he should do those things. It’s why Spider-Man is my favourite superhero, because he does screw up, he does make mistakes and he has to learn from them
Another good reason why he’s my favorite (and probably yours too) is that Iron Man and Batman are these genius rich men that can invent gadgets to fight crime and save the world, Superman, Thor and Captain America are all these super strong men that have these unrealistic abilities because they were destined for them but Peter Parker is just a KID, who we can look up to and relate to, despite having these powers, he’s still a teenager with worries
Love the thoughts you both gave. For sure Spidey is one of the most loved superheroes because he is so relatable to most ordinary people. He cheeky and funny but also brave and strong and has a certain vulnerability to him compared to a lot of superheroes.
@@SuperDuperNick I disagree with your statements on Superman and Captain America. They weren't "Destined" for those abilities; Supes is a good person because he was raised by two good, kind, and loving parents. Cap is a good person for the same reason. In fact, I think Peter has more in common with them than you'd think--he's a good person who was raised by good people and wants to help. True, he didn't start OUT his hero career being perfectly good, but he's still a kid--of COURSE he's going to make mistakes. Batman and Iron Man represent people trying to be good in spite of flaws that hold them back, but they're too resigned to those flaws to make meaningful efforts to overcome them completely. Superman and Cap represent the ideal level of goodness that we all CAN achieve, if we aspire to work to overcome our flaws and be better. Spidey is a kid who has the potential to be the second archetype. He's not there just yet, but he's learning, and whenever he makes a mistake he does what he can to make it right and be better than he was the day before. TL;DR, Batman and Iron Man represent who we are--flawed and in a constant struggle against our inner darkness. Spidey is us working to climb out of that darkness, reaching towards the light. Cap and Superman represent what we can one day become, as long as we work as hard as Spidey and don't give up.
It really does pack much more of a punch than in the tom holland spiderman for the same reasons. This spider man has to deal with the consequences of his actions. He makes mistakes and they do impact him and he has to figure a way around it. In my opinion tom hollands spiderman while being younger was very much cottled by the other superheros like dr. Strange and ironman. It wasnt really until they brought all the spidey movie universes together for no way home that he ever had a major struggle himself alone. In a way tom holland spiderman is a failure of a spiderman. He didnt learn on his, own he didnt lose anyone (unless you count ironman who the whole world lost not just spiderman) until no way home and in a way he still wasnt alone because he had the other universes spidermen to help. He was younger so it might have been expected he wouldnt listen too well, but that just makes the quality of the quote even lower since he wouldnt be mature enough to follow it or understand its value. Here uncle ben even stated he knew peter was at the age where things start to change and his decisons will determine what kind of man he will become. That part isnt included with the quote as much anymore and I think it loses value by not having it. Also in this spiderman not only did uncle ben die and that leave a really bad feeling due to his harmful last words earlier but he could have stopped the killer. As the reactors stated in this video toward the end this spider man does not pull his punches and todays mcu holds back a lot. People are getting too touchy feely on matters today and it is ruining a lot of cinema. This movie had touching moments but didnt require any kind of substantial downgrade in the violence or bloodshed. Also it didnt over use the cgi like a lot of fictional movies do today. Yes it had it but not to the same degree. They can do it well and no way home proves it. They just choose not to majority of the times now and wonder why there is so much backlash.
Surprisingly the lady that plays aunt May Is alive and well still even those movies over 20 years old. As someone who loves going to comic cons I kind of wish she would’ve done one or still will just because I feel like so many people would like to meet her because she was so amazing in these movies.
Sam Raimi's trilogy is so great because even with the level of CGI that was available to him at the time he still made a movie that I still don't mind rewatching even in this day where CGI has evolved so much, kudos to Raimi he really did create a masterpiece with these movies., looking forward to the next one
Yes, the Sam Raimi/Tobey Maguire movies are the best (and only good) Spider-Man movies. Amazing Spider-Man was garbage! I didn’t care for the Tom Holland movies either but I’d rather watch them than Amazing
@@tejshib3161 too bad you have nothing to back up your opinion with. Amazing was weak and pointless… it was the weakest franchise of the Spider-Man movies. The Sam Raimi movies had so much more going for them. I’m glad they never made a 3rd Amazing Spider-Man movie
@@nsasupporter7557 but they had the most accurate Spider-Man in those movies, mainly the second one. He’s quippy, he jokes around, he talks. But NEITHER Tom nor Tobey’s Spider-Man did as many quips or made fun of their villains as often as Andrew’s did. Andrew’s Spider-Man is more so based off of the Ultimate Spider-Man comic book run instead of The Amazing Spider-Man.
I never get bored of rewatching this masterpiece along with the sequels. Sam Raimi is definitely a brilliant director who knows how to entertain an audience
One thing I love about Sam Raimi's version is that it is not dependent on blockbuster actions to tell a story. This, especially Spider-Man and even the universally disliked Spider-Man 3 has great character moments where quieter moments and conversations shows character growth. There are mistakes that Peter makes and there consequences for that. Thats the learning process of growing up. Also liked that they made Aunt May a wise guide in the life of Peter. Someone he can count on for wisdom and advice to do the right thing and not stray from that path. And also I like Mary Jane's character in these movies, apart from the loud screaming. Is it a very strong character? Yes and No . But is it realistic? Yes. She is a girl in high school, she has dreams and aspirations. And also she has an abusive father and still she wants to pursue her dreams of acting. But it was not an easy road and she had to do odd jobs to have income. And also she wants to be loved. Because all she has ever gotten in life is abuse and hatred from her house and her boyfriends just wanting her for her looks. Thats why when she says to Peter at the end that she wants to be with him because he makes her feel, "Like I am more than I ever thought I could be, that I AM JUST ME." Its only with Peter that she could express herself and not pretend to be someone else and be accepted.
Very happy to see you reacting to the big screen debut of, possibly the most relatable superhero, Spider-Man. He's been my favorite hero since I was a kid, hence my avatar photo. This movie meant everything to me when it was released in 2002. You're really going to enjoy Spider-Man 2 which for a long time many considered the best comic book movie ever. Also, shout out to the man who played wrestler, Bonesaw McGraw, that was pro wrestling legend "Macho Man" Randy Savage. I was so happy to see him in that role.
in the comics peter actually makes his own web shooters and we fluid. sam raimi took creative liberty in this triology and made the spider webs biological for this peter parker. the reason we never saw mcu's spiderman get his pwers, learning to control them and design his suit is because the tobey and andrew spidey movies already gave us that backstory plus i think by now everyone knew how spiderman's story goes. in my opinion the mcu spiderman story was very well done (you'll see in spiderman no way home considering the point he reaches by the end of the movie). also the iconic line of "with great power comes great responsibility" is from the comics and its actually just a narration bubble from the writer (not a dialogue) and it goes: "And a lean, silent figure slowly fades into the gathering darkness, aware at last that in this world, *with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!* And so a legend is born and a new name is added to the roster of those who make the world of fantasy the most exciting realm of all!" p.s. im curious to know which of the three spidermans/peter parkers you prefer... please give us a ranking of all the spidey movies and the character himself (potrayed in 3 different ways) after you're done with 'No Way Home' !! loved your reaction
The MCU Spiderman need 6 movies to begin to develop the character, it has an ok film, the last one, two bad ones and appear in other 3 movies, the only one of which seems to do something right with the character is civil war. Worst version by a mile.
@@mytotim8978 you dont like the mcu spiderman? sure not every movie would be everyone's cup of tea but you cant deny this version is the most lovable spiderman/peter. i personally love that they went the reverse route with his character arc with starting him off as an avenger without showing the origin story or uncle ben and all that stuff (tho we're still probably gonna get that in the animated series - freshmen year) and then he grows from a nerdy teenage boy into a responsible adult and THATS when we meet up with him at the end of no way home where spiderman movies usually find themselves to be starting off from.... its a fresh take to have him get his powers, getting with mj and losing aunt may spanned over 3 movies while in previous installments youd have the first third of the movie quickly giving you that overview. also i wouldn't classify any of his solo movies as bad. sure some are better than the other but they're all still decently made. [most just shit on mcu spidey and his movies because of being blind sided by the nostalgia of tobey movies cause lets be honest no one really loves andrews movies either (i personally dnt like tobey's spidey and do love andrew's)]. as far as "getting his character right" is concerned i think every movie he's in got his character progressively right. you cant compare the way his character is written to the other spidermans portrayal and term one right and the other wrong. its different itterations. this one fits in the mcu. heck you cant even call any inconsistencies in mcu sm/peter from one film to the other. he's a character who is met with different challenges and grows and transforms through them. sure theres nothing too deep abt it but at the end of the day he's still just a teenage boy/young adult. he's bound to change.
@@lilbrownbear Most lovable live Spiderman, Garfield, best narrative version, and also most acurate version, Tobey. Holland version waste 5 movies to get where other films only take half an hour, and is not because is something slowly build, writting with care. They start with a rookie Spiderman in Civil War, he has experience some sort of trauma, which push him to be a hero. He said him himself, he realise that when he has the power to change things but he doesn´t, and then bad things happen, it happen because of him. Almost great power comes great responsability. Then Homecoming erase all that small characterization and instead they give us a suit, and i love Karen, the ai, she was the best character in MCU Spiderman by far, but narrative speaking, Homecoming was shallow. Then we have Infinity War and Endgame, when Spiderman was force to fight in a interstellar war, for the future of all living things. He was force to kill, even in mele combat, stabbing his spider legs through the chest of enemies, throwing a general enemy to the void of space, to chock him and kill him in one of the worst ways imaginable. And then he came back to highschool and act like nothing happen, like he was a normal teenager, a boyscout, a goody two shoes. Far from home do nothing to the character, he did not progress, he even regress to been a spoiled and naive brat. Then we have No Way Home, the only one which did something with all the characters, by bringing on the consecuences of being so naive, spoiled and stupid. For the first time, Holland Spiderman suffer, move on from the shallow shell they make his character and even tried to kill someone, for vengeance. To finish where all other version and rendition of Peter Parker start, after 6 movies. What a bad trip, a too long one, No Way Home should be the first one, not the last one.
this is actually may from the comics, she is a sweet mom figure, who takes care of peter all the time, in the other spidey movies they did something different but still the same sweetness
that's so sweet of you, please don't get me wrong, it's alright i don't want anything, and i love your reactions guys, please continue your journey, love you❤️❤️❤️❤️
Actually, they got Aunt May right... she's supposed to be in her mid to late 60's. The MCU decided to make her a little younger, but in the comics Aunt May looked like a grandma.
@@nickypool415 I know, but Ultimate Spider-Man is not the 616, and in the canon universe (616) May is old...so Toby Maguire Aunt May is the most accurate Aunt May.
55:16 this resonated with a lot of people because this movie came out not long after 9/11 and it was such a heartwarming thing I guess to see New Yorkers come together for each other and show that same kind of community that they did during the bombings.
Actually, the organic spider web is something from this movie, originally Peter create a machine to shoot the spiderwebs same as he make the spiderweb, the only time as far i remember that he shoot organic spiderweb was when he was mutating into a giant spider
I vividly remember watching this in the theater when I was 11. After 9/11, this and LOTR were the two best films I seen that year. The sequel is still the best Spider-Man film. Tell me I'm wrong
They didn't show Peter getting his powers and learning how to use 'em and stuff in the MCU 'cause they did twice before, basically everyone knew at that point how he became Spider-Man and why he chose to be a hero.
I like that they talked about that as if Tom's Spider-Man was the very first live action, I would've been tired of watching basically the same origin story if they did do one for Tom's Spider-Man
Are people really still going on about him being introduced via iron man? after No Way Home?, that movie literally brought him back to the classic spiderman those people wanted, anyone still complaining just likes complaining.
There's also Sony's need to protect their option to produce their own Spider-Man films. People complaining about the changes the MCU made to Spider-Man seem to have conveniently forgotten Sony still owns the Spider-Man film rights. Marvel Studios had to make changes to differentiate MCU Spidey from Sony Spidey; that's the reason for no direct references to Uncle Ben, the "Peter Tingle" instead of Spider Sense, no jock Flash Thompson, etc. Some of this stuff was apparently mentioned in those leaked Sony e-mails. Sony has to protect their interests and we, unfortunately, get a lot less of the traditional Spider-Man lore and characters in the MCU; it is what it is.
Just so Monica understands, these Spider-Man films are Marvel, but they’re not part of the MCU… they’re stand alone movies that basically get tied into the MCU in NWH simply to excite nerds.
@@tooney97 Stop lying bro where there currently watching Spider-Man on this channel they have yet to react to moon knight that’s after no way home and they haven’t even yet seen no way home so what are you talking about?
@@itx.louiee I’m talking about this magical little place called Patreon, shouldn’t accuse people for lying when you don’t know what you’re talking about 😂
Actually they didn't messed up aunt May, this is how aunt May is supposed to be according to the comic book(which every character we have seen in the MCU is based on the comic book). They messed up aunt May in the Tom Holland 's Spider-man. Do watch the 2 Venom movies as well cuz it is connected to No Way Home. Many people will say its not important, but in the end of the day its better to have an exiting reaction rather than a clueless or confused reaction.
I wouldn't say messed up. Not traditional, yes, I but I prefer a slightly younger May. As for the Venom films, I get what you mean, but they aren't important.
@@consciousmindgame5047 If they don't know who or what venom is the end credits are meaningless. They might as well not bother with the 1st 5 Spider-man movies and just watch the 3rd MCU one.
Tobey Maguire trilogy is my fav, and i love the fact that all of his abilities are due to him having super powers, the suit is just a symbol and way to hide his identity, where as Tom Holland's spider man has to rely more on his suit and gadgets. I do also love the design of the suit.
Fun fact, tobey maguire the guy that played spiderman here actually caught all those things on the tray in the cafeteria, it wasnt CGI or practical effects
I love the nostalgia of this movie and it really reminds me of the cartoons like Peter stars in high school then gets into college and trying to do his thing.
"They did Aunt May wrong." This May is the most accurate to the comics. You can't say they did her wrong because another adaptation made years later made her younger than usual.
I love origin stories and this film does it so well, some stuff has aged a bit in the movie but it does the main job of establishing and creating this comic book world and the musical score by Danny Elfman is badass
I'll never forget going to watch this a few months after 9/11 happened. I lived and worked close to Fort Benning, GA, at the time, and we had a constant influx of young men and women signing up to go to war and fight The Enemy in the Middle East. Like someone else in the comments said, as Americans, we *felt* this movie at the end, and I'll never forget the image of Spiderman swinging in front of the huge American flag at the very end. It was breathtaking, and it still got to me here in the recap. To Monica's point... the world then was on the verge of becoming. We still had black & white 2G phones without cameras. Only weird people sent those new-fangled text messages. A GPS was a device you bought in an electronics store of taped to your dashboard to get places so you didn't have to print things out from MapQuest before a trip, otherwise you'd have to buy an atlas or roadmap and plot out your course. The world was so different then, and young people becoming adults today can't imagine what it was like then. This movie was when Marvel was still trying to find it's way. Blade had already been a success a years earlier, and I think The Punisher came out somewhere close to this (maybe the next spring?), but there was no MCU. There was no Dark Knight from DC, no big names from comics... and then there was Tobey Maguire and Spiderman. As much as I love and adore what Tom Holland has done with the character, Tobey Maguire will always be my Spiderman and Kirsten Dunst will always be my MJ. This movie happened at the perfect time.
I just realised Monica hasnt seen a transformation/testing out your powers Spiderman scene ps: in the marvel Spiderman they didn't want to do a costume scene or testing powers scene one because it been done before (several times) and two because they wanted to show Tony's character by interrupting him and not caring although he probably researched a million possibilities
11:30 the MCU spider-man didn't do that because we already saw Peter explore his new powers twice, the Amazing spider-man did it also. So marvel assumed we were a caught up with the spider-man lore already, which was a good choice.
In the US cctv cameras can only be placed on property that the government owns, otherwise a business or homeowner has to install and maintain their own security cameras and systems. Example, there are just under 1,000,000 cameras active in London - in NYC there are 25,550
If it wasn't for this movie and blade, the MCU probably wouldn't have happened. Because it was these two movies showing how good superhero movies can be, that did it. Yeah they have their flaws, but I don't know where I'd be right now if I hadn't watched these back in the day. Because they affected me tremendously
I remember it being a hot Friday and I just got off the bus from school and I was walking close my house and I saw my uncle's car on the driveway and then I saw my two older brothers with my uncle and aunt inside the garage and they told me to get ready because we were going to see Spiderman in the theater. I was surprised so I got ready and grab my Spiderman toy that I got from a cereal box. There I was 8 years old watching the movie and thinking how cool it'd be to have Spiderman's abilities. What a time that was.
If you guys can, when you get to Spider-Man 3, you should watch the Editor's Cut. Probably only a few minutes longer, but it recuts some stuff and makes it work a lot better in my opinion. It gives some extra good moments for a villain and cuts out a long boring scene in the middle. All in all just flows a little better, but the changes are pretty minor, so you wouldn't be missing out on anything substantial. Love the videos, can't wait for you two to catch up!
Just as a heads up if their patreon didn't recommend that version then they likely didn't react to it because they're long past all the Spider-Man movies on patreon, they've seen all five Spidey's and No Way Home already, RUclips is just WAY behind
@@xeox4280 Not really, Idk if you knew or not but this is their actual job they quit their "real jobs" to do RUclips full time so RUclips and Patreon are how they pay the bills just like many other RUclipsrs
So here's a fun fact. This movie makes up the small hairlike things to explain his climbing ability, however in every other spiderman movie and comic he actually sticks thanks to the Van der Waals force which spiders innately have. This is also the only Spider-Man to have organic webbing as no other iteration of Spider-Man except for maybe Spider Ham has organic webbing. Every other spider man has to make synthetic webbing because they don't produce it naturally and Parker is supposed to be a genius who can figure out how to make his own.
That's a good catch right there at 41:30 a lot of people miss this part. But this shows how Jameson's care for Peter in contrast with his hate with spiderman. He didn't sell him out to Gobby.
the reason hollands spiderman was instantly spiderman in the mcu, without showing us how he figured it out is because these movies already exist and they didn't wanna go through it all over again.
LET'S GOOOO with this classic. If you guys have time I suggest you to check out also on your free time "spiderman into the spiderverse", a very creative and visually interesting work of sony.
Glad to see two of my favorite reactors start to go through the other Spider-Man films before No Way Home. I grew up on this Spider-Man film and Uncle Ben’s quote “With great power comes great responsibility” are not only very important for Spider-Man, but have related to me for a long time. Can’t wait to see the next videos! 😊🕷
When they were making the Tom Holland movies, there had already been two movies (this one and the 2012 one) that showed Spider-Man's origin story, that's why they didn't show it in the MCU. They assumed everyone already knew it.
49:20 god the raimi cheese is great, theres a bunch of young people who just parrot this is dark for the sake of it but no its on brand with the dark but mostly fun and cheesy raimi movies lmao
9:50 yep, but it's actually the original movies that changed it from the comics. The spider webs were always a technology Peter build himself in the comics, not a power, because Peter's a genius too.
@@roca2011kokeman During the costume montage, you can see that they edited MJ's blue eyes and at the same time they edited Peter drawing the pants and colouring them blue, the same goes for her hair and the red on his suit. But of course yes, the spider that got him were those colours but MJ's eyes and hair colour influenced him.
Original spider-man theme is still the best theme out of all of them. It's still so damn good 😭 MCU!Spider-man theme is okay, it's more action-y, but it doesn't feel Spider-man to me. It always felt more appropriate as an Iron Man theme for me.
17:49 this person is Bruce Campbell, actor of the Evil Dead movies and friend of Sam Raimi (director of those and this Spier-man trilogy) and you´ll see this man making cameos in all his movies.
1:03:08 how though? Rosemarie Harris' Aunt May is not here to look attractive or just go along with Peter's actions. She takes care of him, whenever Peter needs someone as a support system or a pillar of strength during his darkest times, she is always there. Like I didnt get how the filmmakers in these movies "did her wrong".
Guys, try to think about the fact that these movies existed before the official MCU, so the expectation was that most people had seen the other Spider-Man movies before Tom Holland in Civil War. When you think of the chronology of cinema releases that way, you’ll realise after watching them all why certain things weren’t “slowly explained” when Tom Holland as Peter appeared with the Avengers etc. It has all been slowly explained multiple times before. Hopefully this changes your perspective on what you considered to be failures in the storytelling process for MCU Holland Spidey’s arc.
Each era has its own flavor or comic book movies, this movie is defining the early 2000s movie. If you watched other super hero movies from that same period, you'd see tge similar aesthetics, tropes etc. The spider-man movies overall were still pretty good, but there's a few things that haven't aged so well. The love story is very...romanticized? Like overexagerated, the other spider-man franchises did the love story better. Same as with the female characters. Both in Amazing Spider-man and MCU!Spider-man the female characters are competent and useful and actual partners of Peter. While the ones in the original...aren't. They're just there to be saved.
When you watch the second part, make sure to watch the Theatrical version. The other version has a lot of unnecessary added scenes which don't really add much to the story line!
I love Spider-Man since I was 6 years old. I'd love to getting muscles like Spider-Man in this movie being I always natural and healthy. Greetings from Spain to everyone 😊👍🏻😃😁💪🏻💪🏻
I am surprised you guys didn't recognize JJ Jameson from Far from Home post credit scene. I am pretty sure you will recognise him in future Spiderman project's 😉
9:47. Funny thing Peter was supposed to have made his own web shooters, he doesn't make it from his body. I think they got that from Spider-Man 2099 but I'm not sure.
It was really interesting to see your guys' reaction to this since you watched the original version after the new one. Make sure you watch the Andrew Garfield Spiderman (The Amazing Spider-Man 2012) as well before more MCU! Also, I am once again requesting your reaction to Zack Snyder's Justice League :)
Seeing this origin you can see why people said the MCU Spiderman was just an Ironman Jr when he started. Glad Tom Holland made that Spidey his own. Also Hot Aunt May is a meme. This is more comic accurate Aunt May
I think in this trilogy Aunt May was closer to how I remembered her in the 90’s cartoon. As a kid I always found it weird they made her look like Peters Grandma in the cartoon and when this came out I assumed they just went for the same look. I thought Marisa Tomei is great as Aunt May but such a departure in look they called it out in the movie basically saying “yeah we know Aunt May is really attractive in this one.”
They really aren't that close to the original comics. Amongst other things, in the comics, Peter didn't meet Harry and MJ until he was in college, after he'd been Spider-Man for _years_. And that's aside from other changes like the webshooters and the lack of Gwen Stacy. Even if speaking only about tone, these take mostly from the 1970s era of the comics that Sam Raimi was familiar with, but the comics have been around since 1963, and have changed in style abs tone several times.
@@N0-1_H3r3 Yeah literally all comics have changed a million times lol. Theres hundreds of different versions of each character. But of the 3 Spider-Men on the big screen, Tobey is the closest to the original comics. Andrew is in second and Tom is a distant third.
GUYSSS you been asking for it, and telling us wee need to watch these before NWH soo here it is......THE OG SPIDER-MAN!!!! we Will be getting into the The ORIGINAL 3, then heading over to The Amazing Spider-Man to watch those 2 movies with Andrew Garfield, before rounding it off with NO-WAY HOME, I hope you enjoy these reactions, as always if you want to catch up to where we currently are in our MCU journey check out the Patreon (link is in Bio) !!!!
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yay, the reaction to the meme trilogy is finally here 🔥
I'd recommend watching the Spiderman: Into the spiderverse movie too.
What about Hawkeye y’all need to react to those first before No Way Home I was expecting y’all to react to Hawkeye first then this are y’all skipping over it or what?
@@itx.louiee they watched after no way home by accident but it doesn't really impact anything if you watch the two in a different order
55:16 - For some context, this movie came out less than 7 months after the World Trade Center was destroyed on September 11, 2001. The lines "You mess with Spidey, you mess with New York!" followed by "You mess with one of us, you mess with all of us!" got probably the biggest, wildest cheer I've ever heard in a movie theater before or since (huge Infinity War and Endgame moments included).
this should've got more likes. I mentioned in my post this is the first movie to feature the Twin Towers in post 9/11. I miss my Twin Towers.
Aunt May is this age in the comics. The Aunt May you know from the MCU, hot Aunt May, was a very controversial casting choice at the time. So they didn’t ‘Do Aunt May wrong’ in this film - and the actress is awesome. Why is being old a bad thing 😂
I wish more people made this apparent to them. This aunt may is the goat
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I never understood why they made aunt May so young in the new mcu Spider-Man, never made much sense to me and she really doesn’t serve as the same kind of moral support that this one does.
Wrong!
Raimi fans keep spamming this fake shit. Lmao
Raimi trilogy was widely inaccurate to the comics. She is his Aunt, not his Grandma.
Aunt May in the comics looks like a woman in her mid 40s not a 70 year old grandma.
Besides the Mcu Aunt May is roughly 53 years old.
The actress Marisa Tomei is about to be 54 this year.
Far more accurate to someone s aunt, especially a teen.
@Seven
Not really
Marisa tomei is 53 years old
She is much older than she looks. Besides
The raimi aunt may looks way too old for her age.
Fun fact, him catching the food on the cafeteria tray was entirely practical, not CGI. They shot it 156 times and were about to give up when Maguire caught all of them, nailing it. Also, this movie was the closest of all the live-action iterations of Spider-Man to his actual origin story in the comics. He learns responsibility under the heavy burden of guilt after Uncle Ben's death.
Do you go around saying this in every spiderman react video? No one cares.
They had to use Velcro to make the items stick and not bounce or roll. You can kinda see it.
Facts that's pretty true
@@WheresWaldo05 😭
@@WheresWaldo05 Somebody's cranky today...
“With great power comes great responsibility”. Those words mean so much considering what Peter goes through. He could’ve stopped that mugger, but he didn’t. Then he paid the price. That’s why he became a hero. He realised he could do good things with these abilities so he should do those things.
It’s why Spider-Man is my favourite superhero, because he does screw up, he does make mistakes and he has to learn from them
Another good reason why he’s my favorite (and probably yours too) is that Iron Man and Batman are these genius rich men that can invent gadgets to fight crime and save the world, Superman, Thor and Captain America are all these super strong men that have these unrealistic abilities because they were destined for them but Peter Parker is just a KID, who we can look up to and relate to, despite having these powers, he’s still a teenager with worries
Love the thoughts you both gave. For sure Spidey is one of the most loved superheroes because he is so relatable to most ordinary people. He cheeky and funny but also brave and strong and has a certain vulnerability to him compared to a lot of superheroes.
With great power comes bad luck
@@SuperDuperNick I disagree with your statements on Superman and Captain America. They weren't "Destined" for those abilities; Supes is a good person because he was raised by two good, kind, and loving parents. Cap is a good person for the same reason. In fact, I think Peter has more in common with them than you'd think--he's a good person who was raised by good people and wants to help. True, he didn't start OUT his hero career being perfectly good, but he's still a kid--of COURSE he's going to make mistakes. Batman and Iron Man represent people trying to be good in spite of flaws that hold them back, but they're too resigned to those flaws to make meaningful efforts to overcome them completely. Superman and Cap represent the ideal level of goodness that we all CAN achieve, if we aspire to work to overcome our flaws and be better. Spidey is a kid who has the potential to be the second archetype. He's not there just yet, but he's learning, and whenever he makes a mistake he does what he can to make it right and be better than he was the day before.
TL;DR, Batman and Iron Man represent who we are--flawed and in a constant struggle against our inner darkness.
Spidey is us working to climb out of that darkness, reaching towards the light.
Cap and Superman represent what we can one day become, as long as we work as hard as Spidey and don't give up.
It really does pack much more of a punch than in the tom holland spiderman for the same reasons. This spider man has to deal with the consequences of his actions. He makes mistakes and they do impact him and he has to figure a way around it. In my opinion tom hollands spiderman while being younger was very much cottled by the other superheros like dr. Strange and ironman. It wasnt really until they brought all the spidey movie universes together for no way home that he ever had a major struggle himself alone. In a way tom holland spiderman is a failure of a spiderman. He didnt learn on his, own he didnt lose anyone (unless you count ironman who the whole world lost not just spiderman) until no way home and in a way he still wasnt alone because he had the other universes spidermen to help. He was younger so it might have been expected he wouldnt listen too well, but that just makes the quality of the quote even lower since he wouldnt be mature enough to follow it or understand its value. Here uncle ben even stated he knew peter was at the age where things start to change and his decisons will determine what kind of man he will become. That part isnt included with the quote as much anymore and I think it loses value by not having it. Also in this spiderman not only did uncle ben die and that leave a really bad feeling due to his harmful last words earlier but he could have stopped the killer. As the reactors stated in this video toward the end this spider man does not pull his punches and todays mcu holds back a lot. People are getting too touchy feely on matters today and it is ruining a lot of cinema. This movie had touching moments but didnt require any kind of substantial downgrade in the violence or bloodshed. Also it didnt over use the cgi like a lot of fictional movies do today. Yes it had it but not to the same degree. They can do it well and no way home proves it. They just choose not to majority of the times now and wonder why there is so much backlash.
Surprisingly the lady that plays aunt May Is alive and well still even those movies over 20 years old. As someone who loves going to comic cons I kind of wish she would’ve done one or still will just because I feel like so many people would like to meet her because she was so amazing in these movies.
Sam Raimi's trilogy is so great because even with the level of CGI that was available to him at the time he still made a movie that I still don't mind rewatching even in this day where CGI has evolved so much, kudos to Raimi he really did create a masterpiece with these movies., looking forward to the next one
Yes, the Sam Raimi/Tobey Maguire movies are the best (and only good) Spider-Man movies. Amazing Spider-Man was garbage! I didn’t care for the Tom Holland movies either but I’d rather watch them than Amazing
@@nsasupporter7557 amazinh was best dude
@@nsasupporter7557 tom holland is alsi good
@@tejshib3161 too bad you have nothing to back up your opinion with. Amazing was weak and pointless… it was the weakest franchise of the Spider-Man movies. The Sam Raimi movies had so much more going for them. I’m glad they never made a 3rd Amazing Spider-Man movie
@@nsasupporter7557 but they had the most accurate Spider-Man in those movies, mainly the second one. He’s quippy, he jokes around, he talks. But NEITHER Tom nor Tobey’s Spider-Man did as many quips or made fun of their villains as often as Andrew’s did. Andrew’s Spider-Man is more so based off of the Ultimate Spider-Man comic book run instead of The Amazing Spider-Man.
What I would give to relive watching this trilogy for the first time again. Masterpieces and still some of my favourite films of all time
Super hyped to see both of you react to the rest of the Spider-Man movies
I never get bored of rewatching this masterpiece along with the sequels. Sam Raimi is definitely a brilliant director who knows how to entertain an audience
One thing I love about Sam Raimi's version is that it is not dependent on blockbuster actions to tell a story. This, especially Spider-Man and even the universally disliked Spider-Man 3 has great character moments where quieter moments and conversations shows character growth. There are mistakes that Peter makes and there consequences for that. Thats the learning process of growing up. Also liked that they made Aunt May a wise guide in the life of Peter. Someone he can count on for wisdom and advice to do the right thing and not stray from that path.
And also I like Mary Jane's character in these movies, apart from the loud screaming. Is it a very strong character? Yes and No . But is it realistic? Yes. She is a girl in high school, she has dreams and aspirations. And also she has an abusive father and still she wants to pursue her dreams of acting. But it was not an easy road and she had to do odd jobs to have income. And also she wants to be loved. Because all she has ever gotten in life is abuse and hatred from her house and her boyfriends just wanting her for her looks. Thats why when she says to Peter at the end that she wants to be with him because he makes her feel, "Like I am more than I ever thought I could be, that I AM JUST ME." Its only with Peter that she could express herself and not pretend to be someone else and be accepted.
Universally disliked Spider-Man 3 is definitely a hot take I know plenty that enjoy that film
Spider-man 2002 was also the first movie to feature my Twin Towers post 9/11. RIP Twin Towers. Never forget 9/11. I grew up in the original NYC.
Very happy to see you reacting to the big screen debut of, possibly the most relatable superhero, Spider-Man. He's been my favorite hero since I was a kid, hence my avatar photo. This movie meant everything to me when it was released in 2002. You're really going to enjoy Spider-Man 2 which for a long time many considered the best comic book movie ever.
Also, shout out to the man who played wrestler, Bonesaw McGraw, that was pro wrestling legend "Macho Man" Randy Savage. I was so happy to see him in that role.
That's a kick ass profile pic dude!
@@JaRyCu Thank you, bro! I appreciate it.
So glad you guys got to watch this movie! It was my fave growing up
It's still one of my favourite movies ever
in the comics peter actually makes his own web shooters and we fluid. sam raimi took creative liberty in this triology and made the spider webs biological for this peter parker. the reason we never saw mcu's spiderman get his pwers, learning to control them and design his suit is because the tobey and andrew spidey movies already gave us that backstory plus i think by now everyone knew how spiderman's story goes. in my opinion the mcu spiderman story was very well done (you'll see in spiderman no way home considering the point he reaches by the end of the movie). also the iconic line of "with great power comes great responsibility" is from the comics and its actually just a narration bubble from the writer (not a dialogue) and it goes:
"And a lean, silent figure slowly fades into the gathering darkness, aware at last that in this world, *with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!*
And so a legend is born and a new name is added to the roster of those who make the world of fantasy the most exciting realm of all!"
p.s. im curious to know which of the three spidermans/peter parkers you prefer... please give us a ranking of all the spidey movies and the character himself (potrayed in 3 different ways) after you're done with 'No Way Home' !! loved your reaction
The MCU Spiderman need 6 movies to begin to develop the character, it has an ok film, the last one, two bad ones and appear in other 3 movies, the only one of which seems to do something right with the character is civil war. Worst version by a mile.
@@mytotim8978 you dont like the mcu spiderman? sure not every movie would be everyone's cup of tea but you cant deny this version is the most lovable spiderman/peter. i personally love that they went the reverse route with his character arc with starting him off as an avenger without showing the origin story or uncle ben and all that stuff (tho we're still probably gonna get that in the animated series - freshmen year) and then he grows from a nerdy teenage boy into a responsible adult and THATS when we meet up with him at the end of no way home where spiderman movies usually find themselves to be starting off from.... its a fresh take to have him get his powers, getting with mj and losing aunt may spanned over 3 movies while in previous installments youd have the first third of the movie quickly giving you that overview. also i wouldn't classify any of his solo movies as bad. sure some are better than the other but they're all still decently made. [most just shit on mcu spidey and his movies because of being blind sided by the nostalgia of tobey movies cause lets be honest no one really loves andrews movies either (i personally dnt like tobey's spidey and do love andrew's)]. as far as "getting his character right" is concerned i think every movie he's in got his character progressively right. you cant compare the way his character is written to the other spidermans portrayal and term one right and the other wrong. its different itterations. this one fits in the mcu. heck you cant even call any inconsistencies in mcu sm/peter from one film to the other. he's a character who is met with different challenges and grows and transforms through them. sure theres nothing too deep abt it but at the end of the day he's still just a teenage boy/young adult. he's bound to change.
@@lilbrownbear Most lovable live Spiderman, Garfield, best narrative version, and also most acurate version, Tobey. Holland version waste 5 movies to get where other films only take half an hour, and is not because is something slowly build, writting with care. They start with a rookie Spiderman in Civil War, he has experience some sort of trauma, which push him to be a hero. He said him himself, he realise that when he has the power to change things but he doesn´t, and then bad things happen, it happen because of him. Almost great power comes great responsability. Then Homecoming erase all that small characterization and instead they give us a suit, and i love Karen, the ai, she was the best character in MCU Spiderman by far, but narrative speaking, Homecoming was shallow. Then we have Infinity War and Endgame, when Spiderman was force to fight in a interstellar war, for the future of all living things. He was force to kill, even in mele combat, stabbing his spider legs through the chest of enemies, throwing a general enemy to the void of space, to chock him and kill him in one of the worst ways imaginable. And then he came back to highschool and act like nothing happen, like he was a normal teenager, a boyscout, a goody two shoes. Far from home do nothing to the character, he did not progress, he even regress to been a spoiled and naive brat. Then we have No Way Home, the only one which did something with all the characters, by bringing on the consecuences of being so naive, spoiled and stupid. For the first time, Holland Spiderman suffer, move on from the shallow shell they make his character and even tried to kill someone, for vengeance. To finish where all other version and rendition of Peter Parker start, after 6 movies. What a bad trip, a too long one, No Way Home should be the first one, not the last one.
this is actually may from the comics, she is a sweet mom figure, who takes care of peter all the time, in the other spidey movies they did something different but still the same sweetness
that's so sweet of you, please don't get me wrong, it's alright i don't want anything, and i love your reactions guys, please continue your journey, love you❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Actually, they got Aunt May right... she's supposed to be in her mid to late 60's. The MCU decided to make her a little younger, but in the comics Aunt May looked like a grandma.
The Ultimate Spiderman's aunt may is 50 and she's a gilf
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I know, but Ultimate Spider-Man is not the 616, and in the canon universe (616) May is old...so Toby Maguire Aunt May is the most accurate Aunt May.
Lmao your reaction to the cringe of when he thought Mary Jane was waving at him is why this is a top tier reaction channel 😂
They both reacted the exact same made it even better
I still cannot accept any other Spiderman except these 3 movies. There is something magical about them.
Yeah man you're are correct but some time we should accept the change don't worry tobey maguire will return in avengers secret wars
55:16 this resonated with a lot of people because this movie came out not long after 9/11 and it was such a heartwarming thing I guess to see New Yorkers come together for each other and show that same kind of community that they did during the bombings.
Actually, the organic spider web is something from this movie, originally Peter create a machine to shoot the spiderwebs same as he make the spiderweb, the only time as far i remember that he shoot organic spiderweb was when he was mutating into a giant spider
Yeah. In the comics, his mechanical webshooters, and his home-made Web fluid are meant to show how clever and resourceful he is.
I vividly remember watching this in the theater when I was 11. After 9/11, this and LOTR were the two best films I seen that year. The sequel is still the best Spider-Man film. Tell me I'm wrong
You ain't wrong brother
They didn't show Peter getting his powers and learning how to use 'em and stuff in the MCU 'cause they did twice before, basically everyone knew at that point how he became Spider-Man and why he chose to be a hero.
I like that they talked about that as if Tom's Spider-Man was the very first live action, I would've been tired of watching basically the same origin story if they did do one for Tom's Spider-Man
@@od3rfla lol iron boy junior is different not Spiderman
See what I mean with these replies 😂
Are people really still going on about him being introduced via iron man? after No Way Home?, that movie literally brought him back to the classic spiderman those people wanted, anyone still complaining just likes complaining.
There's also Sony's need to protect their option to produce their own Spider-Man films. People complaining about the changes the MCU made to Spider-Man seem to have conveniently forgotten Sony still owns the Spider-Man film rights. Marvel Studios had to make changes to differentiate MCU Spidey from Sony Spidey; that's the reason for no direct references to Uncle Ben, the "Peter Tingle" instead of Spider Sense, no jock Flash Thompson, etc. Some of this stuff was apparently mentioned in those leaked Sony e-mails.
Sony has to protect their interests and we, unfortunately, get a lot less of the traditional Spider-Man lore and characters in the MCU; it is what it is.
Fun fact: the late Randy Savage, the guy who played Bonesaw, had several ring names. One of which was “the Spider.”
Just so Monica understands, these Spider-Man films are Marvel, but they’re not part of the MCU… they’re stand alone movies that basically get tied into the MCU in NWH simply to excite nerds.
Yeah, we all know that.
@@joshuacampbell7493 not everyone does.
She knows that now, they’ve already gone through SpiderMan and Amazing SpiderMan, they’re currently on Moon Knight
@@tooney97 Stop lying bro where there currently watching Spider-Man on this channel they have yet to react to moon knight that’s after no way home and they haven’t even yet seen no way home so what are you talking about?
@@itx.louiee I’m talking about this magical little place called Patreon, shouldn’t accuse people for lying when you don’t know what you’re talking about 😂
Actually they didn't messed up aunt May, this is how aunt May is supposed to be according to the comic book(which every character we have seen in the MCU is based on the comic book). They messed up aunt May in the Tom Holland 's Spider-man.
Do watch the 2 Venom movies as well cuz it is connected to No Way Home. Many people will say its not important, but in the end of the day its better to have an exiting reaction rather than a clueless or confused reaction.
No they are not
@@consciousmindgame5047 Apparently you didn't watch the after credits scene.
I wouldn't say messed up. Not traditional, yes, I but I prefer a slightly younger May. As for the Venom films, I get what you mean, but they aren't important.
@@ThePharaz The venom movies are not important, even with the credits and they already watched no way home on patreon so....
@@consciousmindgame5047 If they don't know who or what venom is the end credits are meaningless. They might as well not bother with the 1st 5 Spider-man movies and just watch the 3rd MCU one.
Tobey Maguire trilogy is my fav, and i love the fact that all of his abilities are due to him having super powers, the suit is just a symbol and way to hide his identity, where as Tom Holland's spider man has to rely more on his suit and gadgets.
I do also love the design of the suit.
Fun fact, tobey maguire the guy that played spiderman here actually caught all those things on the tray in the cafeteria, it wasnt CGI or practical effects
I have seen all the spiderman movies multiple times they are all amazing,but Tobey Maguire has a special place in my heart, the og suit to 🔥🔥
I love the nostalgia of this movie and it really reminds me of the cartoons like Peter stars in high school then gets into college and trying to do his thing.
"They did Aunt May wrong."
This May is the most accurate to the comics. You can't say they did her wrong because another adaptation made years later made her younger than usual.
Pretty sure that's not what she meant by that lol
@@carlmccartney1025 she literally said “ I really think they did aunt may wrong” which isn’t a fair criticism to make. What else could she have meant?
@@carlmccartney1025 what did she mean by that haha. This aunt may Is better in every way
Most people who watched only mcu think every interpretation out of it is inaccurate
The villains in these Spiderman films are better than in the MCU, they have a better explanation as to why they are the villain.
I love origin stories and this film does it so well, some stuff has aged a bit in the movie but it does the main job of establishing and creating this comic book world and the musical score by Danny Elfman is badass
I was 5 or 4 when spider-man came out the first time i heard about a superhero. Been obsessed since 💕
I was absolutely terrified of the green goblin
This movie is a classic and next one too. Cannot wait to go with you'll in this Spiderman journey😉
The first and the best Spiderman Movie ever !!
RIP Bill Nunn, Cliff Robertson, and The Macho Man Randy Savage.
I swear u guys rock! Glad u both are enjoying the movies
I'll never forget going to watch this a few months after 9/11 happened. I lived and worked close to Fort Benning, GA, at the time, and we had a constant influx of young men and women signing up to go to war and fight The Enemy in the Middle East. Like someone else in the comments said, as Americans, we *felt* this movie at the end, and I'll never forget the image of Spiderman swinging in front of the huge American flag at the very end. It was breathtaking, and it still got to me here in the recap.
To Monica's point... the world then was on the verge of becoming. We still had black & white 2G phones without cameras. Only weird people sent those new-fangled text messages. A GPS was a device you bought in an electronics store of taped to your dashboard to get places so you didn't have to print things out from MapQuest before a trip, otherwise you'd have to buy an atlas or roadmap and plot out your course. The world was so different then, and young people becoming adults today can't imagine what it was like then.
This movie was when Marvel was still trying to find it's way. Blade had already been a success a years earlier, and I think The Punisher came out somewhere close to this (maybe the next spring?), but there was no MCU. There was no Dark Knight from DC, no big names from comics... and then there was Tobey Maguire and Spiderman. As much as I love and adore what Tom Holland has done with the character, Tobey Maguire will always be my Spiderman and Kirsten Dunst will always be my MJ. This movie happened at the perfect time.
I just realised Monica hasnt seen a transformation/testing out your powers Spiderman scene
ps: in the marvel Spiderman they didn't want to do a costume scene or testing powers scene one because it been done before (several times) and two because they wanted to show Tony's character by interrupting him and not caring although he probably researched a million possibilities
11:30 the MCU spider-man didn't do that because we already saw Peter explore his new powers twice, the Amazing spider-man did it also. So marvel assumed we were a caught up with the spider-man lore already, which was a good choice.
WTC/Ground Zero at 29:25 I think Rico caught that with his facial expression
In the US cctv cameras can only be placed on property that the government owns, otherwise a business or homeowner has to install and maintain their own security cameras and systems. Example, there are just under 1,000,000 cameras active in London - in NYC there are 25,550
If it wasn't for this movie and blade, the MCU probably wouldn't have happened. Because it was these two movies showing how good superhero movies can be, that did it. Yeah they have their flaws, but I don't know where I'd be right now if I hadn't watched these back in the day. Because they affected me tremendously
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.
I remember it being a hot Friday and I just got off the bus from school and I was walking close my house and I saw my uncle's car on the driveway and then I saw my two older brothers with my uncle and aunt inside the garage and they told me to get ready because we were going to see Spiderman in the theater. I was surprised so I got ready and grab my Spiderman toy that I got from a cereal box. There I was 8 years old watching the movie and thinking how cool it'd be to have Spiderman's abilities. What a time that was.
If you guys can, when you get to Spider-Man 3, you should watch the Editor's Cut. Probably only a few minutes longer, but it recuts some stuff and makes it work a lot better in my opinion. It gives some extra good moments for a villain and cuts out a long boring scene in the middle. All in all just flows a little better, but the changes are pretty minor, so you wouldn't be missing out on anything substantial. Love the videos, can't wait for you two to catch up!
Just as a heads up if their patreon didn't recommend that version then they likely didn't react to it because they're long past all the Spider-Man movies on patreon, they've seen all five Spidey's and No Way Home already, RUclips is just WAY behind
@@eddiebrock1068 Thats because they want 💸
@@xeox4280 We all do 🤷
@@eddiebrock1068 But they do it the disgusting way
@@xeox4280 Not really, Idk if you knew or not but this is their actual job they quit their "real jobs" to do RUclips full time so RUclips and Patreon are how they pay the bills just like many other RUclipsrs
So here's a fun fact. This movie makes up the small hairlike things to explain his climbing ability, however in every other spiderman movie and comic he actually sticks thanks to the Van der Waals force which spiders innately have.
This is also the only Spider-Man to have organic webbing as no other iteration of Spider-Man except for maybe Spider Ham has organic webbing. Every other spider man has to make synthetic webbing because they don't produce it naturally and Parker is supposed to be a genius who can figure out how to make his own.
Love this movie and loved your reactions!!! Especially the Mary Jane moments 😂 She is all over the place!!
Aunt may was an old lady in the original comics slowly got younger with Sally then got even younger with Marisa
Super hyped to see your reactions to all the Spider-Man movies
That's a good catch right there at 41:30 a lot of people miss this part. But this shows how Jameson's care for Peter in contrast with his hate with spiderman. He didn't sell him out to Gobby.
the reason hollands spiderman was instantly spiderman in the mcu, without showing us how he figured it out is because these movies already exist and they didn't wanna go through it all over again.
LET'S GOOOO with this classic. If you guys have time I suggest you to check out also on your free time "spiderman into the spiderverse", a very creative and visually interesting work of sony.
Monica's facial expressions in this movie are everything lol
Glad to see two of my favorite reactors start to go through the other Spider-Man films before No Way Home. I grew up on this Spider-Man film and Uncle Ben’s quote “With great power comes great responsibility” are not only very important for Spider-Man, but have related to me for a long time. Can’t wait to see the next videos! 😊🕷
If you didn’t hear at the beginning of the movie Peter did say no you go talk to her/mj to Harry
When they were making the Tom Holland movies, there had already been two movies (this one and the 2012 one) that showed Spider-Man's origin story, that's why they didn't show it in the MCU. They assumed everyone already knew it.
49:20 god the raimi cheese is great, theres a bunch of young people who just parrot this is dark for the sake of it but no its on brand with the dark but mostly fun and cheesy raimi movies lmao
what i like about this movie is the tray scene its all done in real life they took 100x to make it perfect
This is so exciting you're reacting to the og spiderman movies and what it leads up to!!!
That's Dope dude
Thanks for The reaction And upload!
Nice That you're catchinp With The mcu stuff
9:50 yep, but it's actually the original movies that changed it from the comics. The spider webs were always a technology Peter build himself in the comics, not a power, because Peter's a genius too.
In the comics webs aren't organic he invents web shooters
It never occurred to me that in this movie he based the suit color on MJ..Red hair and blue eyes
Yeah, I only noticed that a few months ago!! I find it so satisfying.
Mmm no, the spider that bite him has those colors
@@roca2011kokeman During the costume montage, you can see that they edited MJ's blue eyes and at the same time they edited Peter drawing the pants and colouring them blue, the same goes for her hair and the red on his suit. But of course yes, the spider that got him were those colours but MJ's eyes and hair colour influenced him.
Sam Raimi’s (the director)roots are in horror and that influenced a lot of the nuance of his spider man films.
I saw this in theaters the day it came out. I was 10 lmfao this movie blew my mind back then
Great to see the both of you again; its been a long time
Fun fact: the upside down kissing scene in the rain although it's iconic he said he felt like he was drowning from the water
Original spider-man theme is still the best theme out of all of them. It's still so damn good 😭
MCU!Spider-man theme is okay, it's more action-y, but it doesn't feel Spider-man to me. It always felt more appropriate as an Iron Man theme for me.
Never forget the og. Tom is my favorite rn but Tobey was the original live action Spider-man. This movie is still so good to me lol.
This movie is much better than any Tom Holland Spider-Man movies
Me grimmimg at all the iconic lines firm this movie. You are in for a ride🙂
this was the best spiderman villain on film out of all the spiderman villains in all the movies William dafoe is the goat
LETS GOOOO! I’m so glad you’re watching these before heading into Spider-Man: No Way Home!
I miss the part where that's my problem 😂😂😂
I was in high school when this movie came out.
Aunt may is older in the comics. This is more who she should be
17:49 this person is Bruce Campbell, actor of the Evil Dead movies and friend of Sam Raimi (director of those and this Spier-man trilogy) and you´ll see this man making cameos in all his movies.
3:45 no on his neck that's Amazing spider-man : D
And we don't know where MCU Peter got bitten !
1:03:08 how though? Rosemarie Harris' Aunt May is not here to look attractive or just go along with Peter's actions. She takes care of him, whenever Peter needs someone as a support system or a pillar of strength during his darkest times, she is always there. Like I didnt get how the filmmakers in these movies "did her wrong".
Guys, try to think about the fact that these movies existed before the official MCU, so the expectation was that most people had seen the other Spider-Man movies before Tom Holland in Civil War. When you think of the chronology of cinema releases that way, you’ll realise after watching them all why certain things weren’t “slowly explained” when Tom Holland as Peter appeared with the Avengers etc. It has all been slowly explained multiple times before. Hopefully this changes your perspective on what you considered to be failures in the storytelling process for MCU Holland Spidey’s arc.
This was on my birthday!
Each era has its own flavor or comic book movies, this movie is defining the early 2000s movie. If you watched other super hero movies from that same period, you'd see tge similar aesthetics, tropes etc.
The spider-man movies overall were still pretty good, but there's a few things that haven't aged so well. The love story is very...romanticized? Like overexagerated, the other spider-man franchises did the love story better. Same as with the female characters. Both in Amazing Spider-man and MCU!Spider-man the female characters are competent and useful and actual partners of Peter. While the ones in the original...aren't. They're just there to be saved.
Yessss these original Fox Marvel films cant be skipped since Disney bought the company. Definitely made my night
Things were a bit more savage 20 years ago🤣 It wasn't all quips and bathos
I remember I had the action figures from this movie, Including the final battle spiderman and the brick wall background. Now it's in my parents attic.
When you watch the second part, make sure to watch the Theatrical version. The other version has a lot of unnecessary added scenes which don't really add much to the story line!
I love Spider-Man since I was 6 years old. I'd love to getting muscles like Spider-Man in this movie being I always natural and healthy. Greetings from Spain to everyone 😊👍🏻😃😁💪🏻💪🏻
I am surprised you guys didn't recognize JJ Jameson from Far from Home post credit scene. I am pretty sure you will recognise him in future Spiderman project's 😉
9:47. Funny thing Peter was supposed to have made his own web shooters, he doesn't make it from his body. I think they got that from Spider-Man 2099 but I'm not sure.
IT BEGINSSSSS
It was really interesting to see your guys' reaction to this since you watched the original version after the new one. Make sure you watch the Andrew Garfield Spiderman (The Amazing Spider-Man 2012) as well before more MCU!
Also, I am once again requesting your reaction to Zack Snyder's Justice League :)
Seeing this origin you can see why people said the MCU Spiderman was just an Ironman Jr when he started. Glad Tom Holland made that Spidey his own.
Also Hot Aunt May is a meme. This is more comic accurate Aunt May
I think in this trilogy Aunt May was closer to how I remembered her in the 90’s cartoon. As a kid I always found it weird they made her look like Peters Grandma in the cartoon and when this came out I assumed they just went for the same look. I thought Marisa Tomei is great as Aunt May but such a departure in look they called it out in the movie basically saying “yeah we know Aunt May is really attractive in this one.”
Glad you're watching the better and more accurate Spider-Man
Fun fact during the thanksgiving scene Norman and Peter are wearing each other’s colors Perter in Green and Norman in blue and red
These movies are the closest to the original comics. The Tom movies are like the Disney version of Spider-Man.
They really aren't that close to the original comics. Amongst other things, in the comics, Peter didn't meet Harry and MJ until he was in college, after he'd been Spider-Man for _years_. And that's aside from other changes like the webshooters and the lack of Gwen Stacy.
Even if speaking only about tone, these take mostly from the 1970s era of the comics that Sam Raimi was familiar with, but the comics have been around since 1963, and have changed in style abs tone several times.
@@N0-1_H3r3 Yeah literally all comics have changed a million times lol. Theres hundreds of different versions of each character. But of the 3 Spider-Men on the big screen, Tobey is the closest to the original comics. Andrew is in second and Tom is a distant third.
OG movie. I love it
It looked like Rico caught Stan Lees appearance in this film and then takes a while to process if it is Stan or not, then just forgets about haha
Lol
In the dinner scene you can see that Peter is wearing the goblin colors and Norman the spidey colors