I remember around the time this movie came out, someone interviewing Alfred Molina asked how he'd feel if, after his whole career, he was best known for playing a comic book villain. His response was something like, "I should be so lucky!"
The look oc gave peter was perfect, basically saying "i wont survive this, so before i go i want to thank you for showing me the error of my ways, and bringing me back to the man i use to be" so brilliant
They'll meet again in December. I bet you that doc ock was talking to Tobeys spiderman in the nwh trailer but they made it seem like he was talking to toms spiderman.
@Captain France nah I watched no way home but even if this isn't what happened after Doc got sent back, he would still need to destroy the reactor and that would require him to kill himself. I mean if he still had Nanotech arms you could say he could form a breathing device or something but as it stands, I don't think he could survive... unless he turned into HISHE Doc
The coolest part of this scene that often gets overlooked is the scene where Doc Ock takes control of his destiny, says "I'll do it", and rises on his arms to stand above Spiderman in a camera angle usually used for heroes. Then walks off to do what is needed for the greater good.
@@isaacthegoat1432 I think that both him and the green goblin have the same thing going on. Otto and Norman are good people, but the things that turned them into monsters were the green goblin personality and the arms going apeshit, I really like that tbh
I always liked Pete's suit being damaged. It has some sort of meaning that not all superheroes are invincible or everything is perfect. Not to mention some battle scars looks sick.
Yeah most days hero outfits do get a little dirty, a few tears, and have some blood, but seeing this suit so shredded and damaged in this scene really sells how hard Peter is struggling to win this fight.
4:56 Really like this part of the scene, it really quickly and effectively demonstrates just how insidious his robotic limbs are. Even as they have completely lost their grip on Octavius' mind, they're still so reluctant to comply with him and shocked by his demands to them until it becomes completely clear that they can't regain their control over him. And then a few moments later, Octavius finally exerts his own control over his own arms, gripping Peter again, but no longer with the malicious manifest of old, instead as an extension of Octavius himself this time.
Although, I wouldn’t consider it as just reluctance, but confusion and were debating to listen to him for Peter. I noticed one of the arms listening to Peter’s speech on giving up the thing you want the most to do what’s right. It’s as if they were also affected by these words and it led to the four debating with Otto before agreeing to listen to him again, because the fusion reactor was their directive, just like it was Otto’s dream, but it’s as if they gave up on it too, because their true directive was to serve Otto.
@@mikephelps9238 You can make the argument that the arms were in a way, trying to help Otto do what they thought he truly wanted to do, which was to accomplish his dream of creating the fusion reactor and finish his life's work. That's what Otto wanted all his life and the arms basically twisted it in a way where their constant persistance made him forget WHY he wanted to create the fusion reactor in the first place, which was to help people. Just because you want something doesn't neccesarily mean it's something you need.
In defense of the arms, they were programed for two things - to do the experiment and protect their wearer. Everything they did and/or compelled Otto to do up til this moment was in line with their programming.
I have to disagree. In multiple fight scenes you can see that Doc Ock and Spider-Man are just straight 2004 cgi and looks choppy. I still love the movie don’t get me wrong, but the visuals are kinda dated.
One difference I loved between this scene and No Way Home is the way the two Peters approach Ock. Tom's Peter repairs the inhibitor chip with his knowledge of advanced machinery and access to high tech Stark equipment. Tobey's Peter can't do that, at least not in the moment -but, unlike Tom, he's able to appeal to Ock and get him to see reason. He reminds Ock of what's most important to him. Not his work, or his ego. His principles and his wife. Tom had the smarts, but Tobey had the heart.
"I'll be right there!" *Punch* "Won't be a minute!" *Punch* "Help's on the way!" *Punch* "Coming to ya!" *Punch* "Be there before ya know it!" *Punch* "With you in a jiffy!" *Punch* *Punch* *Punch* *Punch* *Punch*
@@Pllayer064 no there is now another timeline for both spider man and the amazing spider man movies where all villains are cured and still alive. Technically you can say it’s like Loki version.
I liked how Peter went from being Doc Ock's learner to becoming his teacher by the end of the movie. Peter teaches Doc Ock about sacrificing your own dreams for the greater good and that he was using his intelligence for the wrong reasons and seeing Doc Ock deciding to listen his learner was powerful and seeing him use his intelligence to save people and sacrifice the very thing he was passionate about was a great character arc for him.
The symbolism in the end is subtle too. Octavius was something of an idol to Peter. Someone he looked up to. In his final moments as he goes to destroy the machine himself Peter gets to look up to octavius once more..... literally
“The power of the sun…” “In the palm of your hand.” “Peter?” “Otto.” "It's good to see you, dear boy." "It's good to see you." "You're all grown up. How are you?" "Trying to do better."
3:37 I love that little smile of euphoria he gets when slowly retaining his mentality back like he is reminiscing over a fond and funny memory to him while repeating it to Peter as an inside joke.
5:07 I love the detail that if you look at the "eyes" of the arms, you can see them flicker from before the inhibitor chip was destroyed, to after, which means otto is using his willpower the way the chip would have been used
@Joey Style Why everytime someone critics MCU there has to be another person saying to trust Kevin Feige? Like seriously people... you guys act like he never made a mistake or something like that. The problem isn't how they are bringing this Otto to MCU, but why. He died, sacrificed himself. Just let him have his fate. If you guys want so bad to see Molina again (and I kinda want that too), just make a different Otto. MCU already did that with JK Simmons. Earth-1999999 Otto Octavius wasn't even mentioned before. Is that really how you wanna see a different interpretation of the character? Through multiversal jump? It's just so... mediocre.
His last words though, “I will not die a monster!” Made it even more wholesome now to rewatch the reunion between him and Tobey in NWH, for some reasons. ❤️
@@1codeking hm, I think there's a part of the Doctor kind of regretting that he has to destroy his work eventually in the end. He was close to harnessing the 'power of the sun', but he had to take it down in the end. Either there's a part of him regretting he had to destroy it, and maybe there's also that "NO!" as in the chaos the artificial sun was bringing should stop and that its creator itself is the one to to stop it.
@@JazzStation95 yeah i did wondering at that part in the first trailer. Probably those arms had control or something. I can only come up with that thought
He didn’t die fighting Spider-Man but Spider-Man still has a relation to his death he convinced him to do it I doubt he wants to kill spiderman again In the trailer we see him fighting shocker so he probrably supports the idea of being sent back because now because of the spell there’s a timeline where ny gets destroyed But if I’m wrong maybe he just doesn’t want to die twice Lmao
@@trees1922 SpiderMan didn't convince him to do it, he just brought him to his senses and made him realize who he actually is.... even after Doc told Peter how to stop the reactor, he immediately went to do it himself even if it meant he was going to die but Doc stopped him because he couldn't see Peter die trying to fix his wrong doings.
It always felt powerful how Peter defeats his enemy not by beating him up (although he does rough him up quite a bit), but by talking to him man-to-man and appealing to his good side.
The fact that even the limbs on Ock are legitimate characters in this movie, and you can somewhat distinguish them from one another and figure out different personalities for them, really shows just how perfect this movie is. HOLY SHIT THEY REALLY DID IT😭😭😭😭😭 AND THE TENTACLES HAD PERSONALITIES AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You know, I always love how Tobey's suit always gets shredded and nearly destroyed. It's such an underrated effect, it shows that he's fighting with only himself, his powers and nothing else. No high tech gadgets, no super suit- just a kid who's fighting, getting hurt, getting injured, wounded and bruised- yet still so committed and determined to do anything to save everyone. I don't know how to explain it, it's like you see that he doesn't always have the upper hand. He struggles, he get thrown about, he gets nearly killed, and in all those situations his suit slowly gets torn and torn until it's his skin taking damage.
also shows you that tobey as spiderman didnt fight chumps either. these were serious and violent people that were ready to completely destroy the city if it hadnt been for spiderman. its the same reason people like rocky balboa. the dude fights borderline psychotic monsters in the ring, takes a whoopin, then comes out on top.
Alfred Molina and Willam Dafoe were the best actors in the No Way Home, The interaction between Tobeys spider man and Doc ock was heartwarming I’m glad Doc Ock redeemed himself once again
@@somerandolad What would you imagine they would have said, though? I'm curious. Peter 2 has nothing but bad news for Norman, seeing how his son tried to follow in his father's footsteps and died...not to mention Peter's last words to Norman renounced him as a father figure in his life. I'd genuinely love to see a good conclusion for the two of them, but I don't know where they'd factor it in.
To this day. When Doc Ock, turns to look back at Peter it gives me chills. Such a beautiful filmed scene. Alfred and Tobey were in sync. Spider-Man 2 is undoubtedly my favorite of the Trilogy, and one of my favorite Marvel and just Super Hero films.
Otto always liked Peter; but once he got an understanding of why he was “lazy” being Spider man he admired Peter. It was a bit sad (and part of the drama) that Otto could have been a surrogate father figure for Peter; and in Spider Man 3 you see his anger and vengeance come out because he didn’t have a Uncle Ben to guide him.
I liked how the arms had minds of their own. At first the arms were just trying to protect Ock and then slowly started to corrupt him. Sounds a lot like Venom tbh
Arguably you could say the same about Green Goblin. Norman Osborn was a good guy, though somewhat unstable and vain/jealous of others. The Super Serum (or whatever his version was called) corrupted his mind and his already egotistic nature became amplified to the extreme.
Spider-Man 2 is to Marvel what Man of Steel is to DC. I’ll take it a step further and say they are once in a generation films. Truly amazing. (I would also like to extend this sentiment to The Dark Knight.)
I agree (besides man of steel, good film but not on the same lvl) I hate when ppl compare Spider man 2 and TDK they were both excellent s tier not only superhero films, but films in general for different reasons.
I'm now picturing a hero Doc Ock trying to talk some sense into Peter (heavily influenced by the symbiote) in Spider man 3. Would be a great parallel between the actuators and symbiote manipulating them.
@@nicolekathtrespicio3560 Honestly? Though cured Doc Ock and cured Norman don't exist in the same timeline, I can see both of them lessening Venom's effects on Peter in the third movie. Otto and Peter would probably share a talk similar to the one featured above, and the parallels would be amazing, maybe leading to a distraught Peter swinging away to the belltower to get rid of the suit. As for Norman, he'd use Oscorp's resources (or he'd ask Harry to use Oscorp's resources) to trap Venom and separate it from Peter, because Norman remembers how helpless he was against the Goblin. But these are just opinions
I mean, if he had Tobey by the throat when he was taken, surely he’d have to do the same thing he did in this scene upon returning. That, or he returned to a destroyed city.
Doc Ock was taken from the moment right before he was naturally redeemed anyway, SPOILERS BELOW unfortunately the only difference would be that he would be missing an arm and that might make him unable to drown the machine and then the world gets destroyed
There are some really good quotes in this movie. 1. "Intelligence is a gift to be used for the good of mankind. A privilege... " 2. "Sometimes , to do what's right , we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most , even our dreams."
This is how Doc Ock should be portrayed. A scientist driven mad through longing for his work to be appreciated. Torn between vengeance against those who rejected him and his dream of being recognized for his genius mind and his inventions. And I love how this film expands on his tragic background and turn him into a sympathetic villain who gets a well deserved chance of redemption in the end.
6:19 I love the tension created in this scene. The emotions displayed great disparity. 10/10 would watch all over again. This scene alone captures the true essence of Spider-Man 😉
Heard a speculation that he's not actually bad, but just pretending to be bad and help Peter in secret by sabotaging the other villains or soemthing. We havent seen the movie tho so who knows
The old Spidey villains had so much more of a personal connection to Spider-Man. The MCU seriously lacks there when every villain seems to only care about Stark.
Well MCU as a whole focused on Stark. Down played Spiderman as a Sidekick, and was Dependent on tony like a sugar-daddy. I'm not saying Tom was bad at being spiderman. Just the writing made Spider-man so much weaker a character than he really suppose to be.
@@spottedslash4256 making mcu spidey weak and irresponsible felt like kinda the point. that spidey isnt as mature as Tobey, but hes slowly creeping toward that and thats the goal. maybe its not what Spiderman is supposed to be, but it is realistic to what a highschooler with powers would be
@@marselo1316 I don't think he meant weak as in physically or even mentally weak, because as you say, overcoming these problems is what makes for a good arc. I think, what he was referring to, was that the narrative dependence on Ironman is making the MCU Spiderman weaker as a whole. And I agree. It's so over hammered too, especially in Far From Home; despite the fact that Spiderman has interacted with Tony for all of two movies and a half, we're supposed to believe that he carries a tremendous guilt over his death, that, frankly, no other hero who has known Tony longer seems to share. As the memes say, MCU Spiderman is more of an Ironman Jr. Meanwhile, War Machine, who was supposed to be his replacement in Ironman 2, gets a cameo in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
@@lanceislateagain Yes. Thats exactly what i meant. MCU has made Tony the focus. I was a surprised when they Made Tony, Spider-man's Mentor. Lets face it, he is by no means the most Moral or Ethical of the Avengers. So i never understood why Peter Parker would stick to him and not someone like Captain America. Spider-Man and Iron man are Worlds apart from each other in Demeanor and lifestyle. Robert Downey Jr. makes Iron-Man very likable. But in the Regular Marvel universe. Iron-man is not the kinda guy you want to put all your trust in.
“To do whats right, we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most, even our dreams.” For those who saw no way home, this quote hits a lot harder now
4:03 Utterly amazing that what Peter eventually uses to best Doc Ock isn't brute force or cunning, but lessons he was taught throughout the movie by Aunt May and Octavius himself. It's so heartwarming that there's more to the film than "might is right"
that is the brilliance of this film. it balances beautiful heartwarming messages with some good old fashioned asswhoopings. extremely rare in action movies
When Peter took off his mask and got choked, it really shows us a more human aspect of Spiderman, he's a person and not just some super hero with powers. I loved the Raimi films Spidermans suit would get pretty ripped up and thrashed in every film.
@@videodeposu8741 yeah, but i think that conversation isn't for defeat doc ock, Its only to convince him to get end of the sun, even doc ock doesn't want FIGHT with him no more, he's hold spider Man chest but in a point that he could speak, he tighten spider Man involuntárialy when he was talking with his machines, the FIGHT ends when spider Man electrocuted him
Whose actress should be play as Ottoi Octavius/Doctoress Octopus with Alfred Molina as Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus in Sam Raimi's Spiderman Universe in 2004's Spiderman 2
"this is really heavy." Little bit of levity to break up the finale, these are without question the best spiderman movies and have gotten better with age.
"Everybody loves a hero. People line up for them, cheer them, scream their names. And years later, they'll tell how they stood in the rain for hours just to get a glimpse of the one who taught them how to hold on a second longer. I believe there's a hero in all of us, that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble, and finally allows us to die with pride, even though sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams". -Rosemary Harris as Aunt May, Spider-Man 2 (2004)
"But the one thing they love more then a hero, is to see a hero fail, fall, die trying. In spite of everything you've done for them, eventually, they'll hate you. Why bother?" -William Dafoe as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Spider-Man (2002)
Because "Whatever comes our way, whatever battle we have raging inside us, we always have a choice. My friend Harry taught me that. He chose to be the best of himself. It's the choices that make us who we are, and we can always choose to do what's right." -Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Spider-Man 3 (2007)
As a kid, This was my favorite shot in the movie. At the time, I thought it looked cool to have him look at the camera facing away from this artificial sun he created. As an adult, I genuinely cried a little. The shot here is perfect. The way his theme swells into a more heroic sound as he slowly turns back gives me chills. I wish I could explain further why this is one of my favorite movie moments of all time, but it’s just too perfect to put into words.
@Kevin C Not just that. Some of the dialogues are quite profound as well; like there are lessons to be learnt from it. This is why Raimi's Spiderman movies are the best. But No Way Home might just beat it.
Quality? Okay, I'm being dramatic, I actually liked Spiderman homecoming...but Far from home was pretty generic imo...seen it, forgot about it the next day. That's why I'm really not excited about No way home...it's cool that they're bringing the multiverse, but if it's as generic and boring as Far from home, no thanks.
Yeah, love that little detail. The novelization makes it sadder - as the arms are shutting down, they futilely plead for their "father" to save them :(
@@vetarlittorf1807 I don't think so? Cause the whole plot of curing them only for them to die once they get back useless. All redeemed villains are probably safely back but in an alternate timeline.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Unlikely due to the nature of timelines; this ending would still be canon in the universe that Maguire's Parker was drawn from, but would be changed in the universe Octavius was returned to, basically creating a new timeline.
7:19 stuck in my head for many many years after seeing his heroic sacrifice, while I am glad Octavius is cured now from No Way Home, this film still had him become heroic, saving New York even at the cost of his own life.
@@yousifassar4275 It will just spit on his conclusion, he sacrifice himself for fix his errors. Make him back at this moment of the story like a villain (again) will be terrible
Just noticed something - in the end, Doc Ock did use his intelligence "for the good of mankind". Even Peter couldn't think of a way to stop the machine and save New York, but Doc Ock decided to use his intelligence as a "gift" and figured out that the machine could be stopped by drowning it, thereby using his intelligence "for the good of mankind". One of the cleanest and best villain character arcs out there.
I like how throughout the movie Doc Ock is shown as the superior guy and Pete has to talk him out of being bad. It represents that heroes are not automatically stronger, but more courageous. He is still taking the leap, because he knows no one else can and will do, knowing that he is risking his life, family and love
Doc Ock: Peter? Tobey: Otto. Doc Ock: It’s good to see you, dear boy. Tobey: It’s good to see you, too. Doc Ock: You’ve all grown up. How are you? Tobey: Trying to do better. Doc Ock: 😃
The acting is so good in this scene especially from Molina. You can tell he is using the inner monologue method when Peter tells him about not listening to the arms
Key detail, the tip right arm, is named Flo, Alfred and the puppet team worked hard to give each arm a personality, "she" is the one who always would check behind him, give him a drink of water, remove his glasses, they theorized they all had a personality, and that she was the motherly 1. Protecting him from being hurt, and the one that would "talk" to him the most. It's also the arm he looks at when he gets control. When the arm can read his mind and tell he wants to die as a man not as a empty shell of one. It submits to what he wants because he can't bear to see him suffer. The amount of detail is unreal
@@e.j.5053 he didn't scream no??? Tf? It's an ahhhhh, the same kind almost all movies do when a character is moving something heavy. The key line is "I will not die a monster"
@@Captainkebbles1392 7:24 I'm talking about that part. He definitely did not want to go down with the ship but you can see the arms grab onto the machine and he clearly scream NO
5:56 Those keys were the same as when Spidey also saves the baby from the burning building. This time, he saves Doc Ock but with a slowed version of the soundtrack.
I have no problems with MCU Spiderman, but this ending for Doc Oc was so beautifully written that I will probably continue to consider the two universes separate. The final "I will not die a monster" while destroying his life's dream is too poetic for him to just come back and be corrupted again.
Well Alfred Molina said his story starts from the river when he said that line, plus if u seen the trailer, he seems happy to see Peter, i hope he isn’t a villain in No Way Home and maybe he can be an asset to fixing the multiverse, thats just what I think tho
The Doc Ock in MCU is an alternate reality version where he still lives as a villain. He's a variant of Doc Ock that was accidentally created by Dr. Strange.
@@pharaohfilipe He’s definitely gonna be a villian and with Molina saying we pick up with Otto right after the river it’s not a variant Octavious but this one. It’s gonna be the arms controlling his dead body (The arms glow white when he’s in control & they glow red when the arms are in control and in the NWH trailer they glow red so the arms are back in control
I think Green Goblin will be the main villain of the movie. Doc Ock is not someone who would work with Norman Osborn. After all Doc Ock is not deranged
In the beginning of the Far From Home Trailer you can see the train of this movie where Doc was fighting Spiderman, so you can assume they got the evil version of Doc of when they were at the train fight.
I really hope No Way Home doesn’t undo Doc Ocks character arc. I appreciate that Kevin Feguie respects the Raimi movies. He probably knew that no one could top Alfred Molinas performance, so he re-used him, which is fine. I just hope they do it right.
I have a feeling it could be a version of Doc before this moment, I just don't see him sacrificing himself and then going into the other universe to cause trouble especially after he accepted his fate AND learnt to control his arms
Imagine if they pull out the TaskMaster card on Doc Ock, and turns out “Ooooo Doc Ock wAs aN iLLuSiOn” then that’s probably enough to ruin No Way Home.
@@1KQ_ that is totally possible because we are dealing with a multiverse now and the possibility that the Otto that we saw in the trailer is not the same as the one in 2004 is very high maybe it is an Otto that cannot escape the manipulation of the tentacles robots
3:33 I love this moment. Because Otto was tired of a world where men like Norman were on top. And he was sure that spiderman would be some arrogant narcissist in the same way. But then it turned out to be someone he knew, not only that but one of the few people he respected as similar to himself. He can’t believe it. “Peter Parker, brilliant, but lazy” Peter was the ray of hope for otto, that the world wasn’t damned and controlled by evil men.
When I was young, Doc Ock was my favorite, and I always like to think that somehow he survived this. He was a role model for me because he was a scientist, but he was also a powerful villain and formidable opponent. A lot of the time scientists are stereotyped as helpless dorks, so it meant a great deal to me.
@@Smile-hk7vd "what, are you gonna cook up some miracles in a condominium" Proceeds to whip up mirac-hey wait didn't otto create a sun in his Manhattan apartment??
What an incredible scene, Ben Parker living on through Peter, and inspiring Ock, just like he inspires Peter. It really is beautiful and speaks to the relationship between Peter and Ock. As soon as Spiderman took off the mask, Octavius completely changed and retook control, to protect Peter. Without Ben Parker, Spiderman doesnt exist, at least in terms of what makes him a hero. Uncle Ben doesnt get enough credit for that. One line from Ben was all it took to save the day. Very powerful.
@@omarsaenz8327 just see how dependent MCU spiderman is on the old gold movies.. Have seen homecoming?? I was fuckin disappointed when i saw it .. Lame jokes ... Lame story.. 0 % spiderman vibes ( no harry no gwen no MJ no iconic spiderman professors ) It felt like IRONMAN's sidekick movie ... The movie lacks the spirit of a spidey movie..
Alfred Molina was such a gold in this film! He came back for No Way Home only for the money and still gave 110% of his performance is honestly incredible! It just shows what a professional he is. Actually it's fair to mention that everyone did a great job in that film and especially the former cast just proved once more why we loved them so much back in those days.
Bro the self redemption of Dock Ock, knowing he has to destroy his dream for the greater good and dying in the process. The musical score at 5:45 gives me chills everytime I see it. It's perfect
That scene is easily one of my all time favorites. That score you mentioned also reaches its peak when he turns around to look at Peter for one last time, showing his resolve to the sacrifice he’s about to make. 10/10 movie
I like the subtle development MJ goes through in the trilogy. She goes from being scared to climb down the cable in 1, to trying to fight Ock in 2, to being really involved in the final fight in 3. Even though I do like the MCU's MJ and Gwen Stacey better overall, I have to give credit where credit is due.
She drops a cement block on Venom even while hanging many feet high. She doesn't get enough credit and with fans of the MCU universe obsessed with making their MJ the best, the Mary Jane of that universe ended up turned into a silly cockroach.
@@Smokeyourselfstraighttohell I think it's smart. Usually, the good guys get the whole cast and nobody says anything. In the Spider-Man movies, MJ got the entire male cast. Lucky girl! And since all the villains were always going to her, Peter almost always left her waiting, so she shouldn't be silly: stay anyway MJ, you are wrong, but at least you are taking care of your own life too! 😝😂
I'm sorry but they only say Gwen an MCU MJ are better because they don't get kidnapped. Mary Jane getting kidnapped is the beginning of the final arc for the raimi movies. The villains kidnap her to draw Spidey out. If Andrew's villains were kidnapping Gwen she'd be screaming her head off two
i really hope it's not this particular version of Doc Ock. His story in Spider-Man 2 was phenomenal. If they DO bring this one back, then i at least hope he isnt the villain because that would be wasting his sacrifice and the MCU will probably make him a generic villain
@@marcjr2756 im pretty sure the actor who plays doc ock confirmed that the role he plays is a continuation right from this point where he “drowns” in the river. So he very well could be the same doc
3:19 i like how Peter looks over at Otto as soon as he wakes up, like the spider sense could tell that the actuators had been weakened enough that Otto could actually be reasoned with now. nice detail
Makes me wonder, does he gets sent back to that exact moment? Does he still have to sacrifice himself, making all that effort in no way home to save his life for nothing?
When he gets transported back from the MCU, he has the Stark-tech inhibitor chip and he's down one tentacle (since one got destroyed by Electro). If he gets sent back to the exact moment he was taken away, then, sadly, he may still have to die destroying the artificial sun.
@@jaredruff9823Man let me tell you something. I was whooping Spider-Man's a$$. He'll tell ya. And then he caused an overload, I was stuck in the grid, absorbing data, I was about to turn into pure energy. Then I... I was here... I was about to die.
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2004: "I will not die a monster"
2021: "Hello Peter"
The time has come !!!!!! After 17 years !!
I was hoping to see a comment like this
"Ara Ara Peter-kun" - Otto Ssenpai
Live as a villain.
When he said “ Hello Peter”. I felt that
This Doc Ock is still one of the best written & acted villains in cinema.
Thanos was better in infinity war
Wait nvm u said one of the not 'the'
Yes no wonder why he's my fav-
Wanna see a magic Trick, I wanna make this pencil disappear, ta dang!! It's gone...
@@lodostic1015 ehh it’s cause thanos … it’s a mix I. Between
The way he smiles when he says "brilliant but lazy," 🥺 I'm so glad Alfred is back. He brought so much heart to this role.
Fr man he really put his all into this role almost as if it wasn’t just a role it was like he really wanted to do this
8:00;Otto will be back, but facing a different Spider-man.
Wish the original Spider-Man was back, but life went pretty down hill for him
What's with the emoji
Mohsen4ever scared of love 😂
Doc Ocks last words still give me chills when I hear them…
“I will not die a monster.”
Na verdade foi "Nãooooooo"
He redeem himself in no way home
fr man
“I will not die a monster.”
You didn’t. You went out a hero in the end.
More like he went out cleaning up after his own mess but ok
@@K00tshUii well to be fair, he was sorta under the influence of his robotic arms there, but I can see both sides
You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain plus he’s returning in no way home
"Use your great power, Peter. Then the world needs Spider-man...more than it needs me."
You did Doc. You're a hero.
According to leaks, the arms corrupted him again
I remember around the time this movie came out, someone interviewing Alfred Molina asked how he'd feel if, after his whole career, he was best known for playing a comic book villain. His response was something like, "I should be so lucky!"
Wow
That’s neat
I dunno, he'll always be the guy with the spiders on his back in Raiders, lol...
Can’t wait to see what they do with his character in No Way Home. It’ll be interesting to see.
And it’s true. Only 2% of actors make a living outta what they do. And outta that 2%, not all of them get cool roles like a comic book villain.
The look oc gave peter was perfect, basically saying "i wont survive this, so before i go i want to thank you for showing me the error of my ways, and bringing me back to the man i use to be" so brilliant
They'll meet again in December. I bet you that doc ock was talking to Tobeys spiderman in the nwh trailer but they made it seem like he was talking to toms spiderman.
Only a look men can give eachother without uttering a single word.
7:25;A captain always goes down with his ship. Even though he returns this year.
cringe
That look was one of the most memorable favorite parts and it really made this doc talk the best version in my opinion
5:50 the fact these 2 met 17 years later, and Tobey thought he was completely dead, the emotion they must’ve felt inside of them must’ve been enormous
WAIT DOC SURVIVED?!?
@Captain France It Seems he has not.
His Doc Ock is dead. He was talking to a version from a variant timeline in his universe.
@Captain France nah I watched no way home but even if this isn't what happened after Doc got sent back, he would still need to destroy the reactor and that would require him to kill himself. I mean if he still had Nanotech arms you could say he could form a breathing device or something but as it stands, I don't think he could survive... unless he turned into HISHE Doc
@Captain France Yeah, but then they didn’t, making them people from different timelines.
The coolest part of this scene that often gets overlooked is the scene where Doc Ock takes control of his destiny, says "I'll do it", and rises on his arms to stand above Spiderman in a camera angle usually used for heroes. Then walks off to do what is needed for the greater good.
Right
Wow, nice comment
Nice catch! Didn't notice the angle is usually used for heroes being witnessed by civilians doing heroic deeds.
so techically peter didnt really defeat doc ock cause he chose to go down with his own invention
“I will not die a monster” *chefs kiss*
he redeemed himself once, he did it again, what a well written villain
That doesn't even make him a villain then.
@@isaacthegoat1432 I think that both him and the green goblin have the same thing going on. Otto and Norman are good people, but the things that turned them into monsters were the green goblin personality and the arms going apeshit, I really like that tbh
@@enzogomez5686 They are far from good people.
@@isaacthegoat1432 why do you mean that?
@@thvasngm1694 They are villains.
I always liked Pete's suit being damaged. It has some sort of meaning that not all superheroes are invincible or everything is perfect. Not to mention some battle scars looks sick.
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Yeah most days hero outfits do get a little dirty, a few tears, and have some blood, but seeing this suit so shredded and damaged in this scene really sells how hard Peter is struggling to win this fight.
It’s like when Goku loses his shirt
@@scottprice4955 now a day, they have supersuit while our spider wear a red spandex suit
that’s how you know he been in the field 🤛
4:56 Really like this part of the scene, it really quickly and effectively demonstrates just how insidious his robotic limbs are. Even as they have completely lost their grip on Octavius' mind, they're still so reluctant to comply with him and shocked by his demands to them until it becomes completely clear that they can't regain their control over him. And then a few moments later, Octavius finally exerts his own control over his own arms, gripping Peter again, but no longer with the malicious manifest of old, instead as an extension of Octavius himself this time.
Although, I wouldn’t consider it as just reluctance, but confusion and were debating to listen to him for Peter. I noticed one of the arms listening to Peter’s speech on giving up the thing you want the most to do what’s right. It’s as if they were also affected by these words and it led to the four debating with Otto before agreeing to listen to him again, because the fusion reactor was their directive, just like it was Otto’s dream, but it’s as if they gave up on it too, because their true directive was to serve Otto.
Peter 1 also explained that nicely.
@@mikephelps9238 You can make the argument that the arms were in a way, trying to help Otto do what they thought he truly wanted to do, which was to accomplish his dream of creating the fusion reactor and finish his life's work. That's what Otto wanted all his life and the arms basically twisted it in a way where their constant persistance made him forget WHY he wanted to create the fusion reactor in the first place, which was to help people. Just because you want something doesn't neccesarily mean it's something you need.
Id really like to see the arms talking to him from ottos perspective
In defense of the arms, they were programed for two things - to do the experiment and protect their wearer. Everything they did and/or compelled Otto to do up til this moment was in line with their programming.
It's like Kristen Dunst's audition went like
"Scream"
"EEEEEEAAAAAHHHHHH!!!"
"The role is yours"
That and “please wear this wet dress”
Still I really liked her as Mary Jane.
@@mirekg5704 yeah she's definitely better than new one
@@KPho150 and never wear a bra
That scream you typed sounds more like Tobey’s scream when the wall collapses
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
Doc Ock is one of the few characters who did both.
you're acting like that's some unique trope. Vader, Loki etc. the list is very long.
And he didn't die a monster
@@godemperorofmankind3.091 Go on then
Yeah in this exact movie he did both.
Just like no way home when he saved the day
I’m actually astonished at how well the effects and CGI still hold up. It’s a 17 year old film and it still LOOKS great.
Plus it was a big step up from the 2002 film
Yeah, a good balance of physical props and a little bit of vfx for icing can make for a great shot.
The cgi wasn't as over the top in this film don't remember it being as prominent in the first one either. The 3rd is when it got a bit crazy
The best CGI is the one you can’t notice.
I have to disagree. In multiple fight scenes you can see that Doc Ock and Spider-Man are just straight 2004 cgi and looks choppy. I still love the movie don’t get me wrong, but the visuals are kinda dated.
One difference I loved between this scene and No Way Home is the way the two Peters approach Ock. Tom's Peter repairs the inhibitor chip with his knowledge of advanced machinery and access to high tech Stark equipment. Tobey's Peter can't do that, at least not in the moment -but, unlike Tom, he's able to appeal to Ock and get him to see reason. He reminds Ock of what's most important to him. Not his work, or his ego. His principles and his wife.
Tom had the smarts, but Tobey had the heart.
That's beautifully written mate. Kudos
Tobey is pretty smart himself. Even brilliant. He just doesn't have the means and reasons to achieve everything he actually can.
And andrew had the humor
“HANG ON MARY JANE!!!”
*punches ock again*
I saw that to lol. I love how the actor just plays it off , like the character didn’t recover faster ,falling from a building or train fight.
Spidey a true NY hero
One more on the way
"I'll be right there!"
*Punch*
"Won't be a minute!"
*Punch*
"Help's on the way!"
*Punch*
"Coming to ya!"
*Punch*
"Be there before ya know it!"
*Punch*
"With you in a jiffy!"
*Punch* *Punch* *Punch* *Punch* *Punch*
Mary Jane*
“I will not die a monster.”
Actually, you've been summond to sign a contract with kevin feige.
And kill Tom holland
And join a team with 5 other villains
To kill the 3 different Peter Parker
And be a complete badass as you’ve been in the past 💯🙌
@@crashpal certified poggers moment
"You're all grown up...how are you?"
"Trying to do better."
That was a good ending
Basically I've seen the movie
Why you spoiling it tho
@@JLJr24 doesn't he return to his timeline in the moment he's supposed to die saving the city?
@@Pllayer064 no there is now another timeline for both spider man and the amazing spider man movies where all villains are cured and still alive. Technically you can say it’s like Loki version.
@@Pllayer064 Exactly my thought. Was expecting this scene the whole time but Marvel missed the chance
I liked how Peter went from being Doc Ock's learner to becoming his teacher by the end of the movie. Peter teaches Doc Ock about sacrificing your own dreams for the greater good and that he was using his intelligence for the wrong reasons and seeing Doc Ock deciding to listen his learner was powerful and seeing him use his intelligence to save people and sacrifice the very thing he was passionate about was a great character arc for him.
The symbolism in the end is subtle too. Octavius was something of an idol to Peter. Someone he looked up to. In his final moments as he goes to destroy the machine himself Peter gets to look up to octavius once more..... literally
“The power of the sun…”
“In the palm of your hand.”
“Peter?”
“Otto.”
"It's good to see you, dear boy."
"It's good to see you."
"You're all grown up. How are you?"
"Trying to do better."
I was crying
with that subtle OG theme playing in the background!🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
I almost cried at that scene
@@BRUCELEE-wt7hk Me too man
The happiness in his face when he saw Peter!!!
3:37 I love that little smile of euphoria he gets when slowly retaining his mentality back like he is reminiscing over a fond and funny memory to him while repeating it to Peter as an inside joke.
As of this reply, the time stamp of the video is the same numbers as the like button, your welcome.
@@JellyGeneral47 thank you
that was brilliant from Alfred
that left eyebrow though too
I think that’s the moment he got dragged into the MCU
“You’re not Peter Parker” the chills
"I am so confused right now"
"Brilliant but Lazy "
By saying that he's indirectly canonizing Toby's Spiderman into the MCU.
What's your name? 🙂
Dr. Otto Octavius!
@@zac3194 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 for real
5:07 I love the detail that if you look at the "eyes" of the arms, you can see them flicker from before the inhibitor chip was destroyed, to after, which means otto is using his willpower the way the chip would have been used
Torn between wanting to see Molina as Doc Ock again in No Way Home, and not wanting them to ruin the perfect arc he had in this movie 😢
@Joey Style Why everytime someone critics MCU there has to be another person saying to trust Kevin Feige? Like seriously people... you guys act like he never made a mistake or something like that. The problem isn't how they are bringing this Otto to MCU, but why. He died, sacrificed himself. Just let him have his fate.
If you guys want so bad to see Molina again (and I kinda want that too), just make a different Otto. MCU already did that with JK Simmons. Earth-1999999 Otto Octavius wasn't even mentioned before. Is that really how you wanna see a different interpretation of the character? Through multiversal jump? It's just so... mediocre.
MCU have handled the characters of Peter, Mysterio and Vulture+ Aunt May really well so Doc Oc should be fine
He must be way too old for acting now he’s probably retired
@@melsheridan they’re using de-aging technology on him
Gjvjfustju say
His last words though, “I will not die a monster!”
Made it even more wholesome now to rewatch the reunion between him and Tobey in NWH, for some reasons. ❤️
What are your thoughts on when he screamed “NO!” when it was going into the river? What do you reckon it was directed at?
@@1codeking hm, I think there's a part of the Doctor kind of regretting that he has to destroy his work eventually in the end. He was close to harnessing the 'power of the sun', but he had to take it down in the end. Either there's a part of him regretting he had to destroy it, and maybe there's also that "NO!" as in the chaos the artificial sun was bringing should stop and that its creator itself is the one to to stop it.
@@JManuel my thinking is similar. Might’ve got it right if Spidey hadn’t have dropped it. 😜
You didn’t Otto, you redeemed yourself!
& the In NWH you became a hero once more.
R.I.P. Dr. Ock and Rosie Octavius.
“They all die fighting Spider-Man. That’s their fate”.
@@JazzStation95 yeah i did wondering at that part in the first trailer. Probably those arms had control or something. I can only come up with that thought
He didn’t die fighting Spider-Man but Spider-Man still has a relation to his death he convinced him to do it
I doubt he wants to kill spiderman again
In the trailer we see him fighting shocker so he probrably supports the idea of being sent back because now because of the spell there’s a timeline where ny gets destroyed
But if I’m wrong maybe he just doesn’t want to die twice Lmao
@@trees1922 SpiderMan didn't convince him to do it, he just brought him to his senses and made him realize who he actually is.... even after Doc told Peter how to stop the reactor, he immediately went to do it himself even if it meant he was going to die but Doc stopped him because he couldn't see Peter die trying to fix his wrong doings.
Sand Man and lizard didn't die fighting spider man in their respective movies.
@@JazzStation95 Which only happened *because* he fought Spider-Man.
It always felt powerful how Peter defeats his enemy not by beating him up (although he does rough him up quite a bit), but by talking to him man-to-man and appealing to his good side.
Exactly. The Green Goblin died by his own hand too. And so did Venom. Peter helped Dr Octopus and Sandman by talking to them.
The fact that even the limbs on Ock are legitimate characters in this movie, and you can somewhat distinguish them from one another and figure out different personalities for them, really shows just how perfect this movie is.
HOLY SHIT THEY REALLY DID IT😭😭😭😭😭 AND THE TENTACLES HAD PERSONALITIES AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Perfect... or cringe.
Yawg moth nah it’s perfect. The majority has decided.
@@TylerG13 its very good for 2004 thats for sure, Spider-Man 2 is a great film
@@yawgmoth6568 cringe? Can you elaborate on that please?
@@yawgmoth6568 how is it cringe exactly?
You know, I always love how Tobey's suit always gets shredded and nearly destroyed. It's such an underrated effect, it shows that he's fighting with only himself, his powers and nothing else. No high tech gadgets, no super suit- just a kid who's fighting, getting hurt, getting injured, wounded and bruised- yet still so committed and determined to do anything to save everyone.
I don't know how to explain it, it's like you see that he doesn't always have the upper hand. He struggles, he get thrown about, he gets nearly killed, and in all those situations his suit slowly gets torn and torn until it's his skin taking damage.
I get it though, so thanks!
1:04 starts to float
6:26 doc Ock floats
In No Way Home they forgot this detail, the fact is that the clothes don't even want to tear, and look at that he fights 4 villains
also shows you that tobey as spiderman didnt fight chumps either. these were serious and violent people that were ready to completely destroy the city if it hadnt been for spiderman.
its the same reason people like rocky balboa. the dude fights borderline psychotic monsters in the ring, takes a whoopin, then comes out on top.
Alfred Molina and Willam Dafoe were the best actors in the No Way Home, The interaction between Tobeys spider man and Doc ock was heartwarming I’m glad Doc Ock redeemed himself once again
Yeah, it was great! I only wished we could've gotten one scene of Tobey's Peter interacting with Norman.
@@somerandolad I mean technically they do...
6:19
Andrew Garfield too
@@somerandolad What would you imagine they would have said, though? I'm curious. Peter 2 has nothing but bad news for Norman, seeing how his son tried to follow in his father's footsteps and died...not to mention Peter's last words to Norman renounced him as a father figure in his life. I'd genuinely love to see a good conclusion for the two of them, but I don't know where they'd factor it in.
To this day. When Doc Ock, turns to look back at Peter it gives me chills. Such a beautiful filmed scene. Alfred and Tobey were in sync. Spider-Man 2 is undoubtedly my favorite of the Trilogy, and one of my favorite Marvel and just Super Hero films.
S2 seems to be the general fav of the Raimi films!
What do you think of Doc Ock in No Way Home?
Alfred is perfect for doc ock, im glad he returned in spiderman: no way home. Brings back nostalgia
Right. Great actor
I'm not. They're going to ruin his character for profit.
@@natedeichton the multiverse is fucking awesome so nah you're wrong
@@bioshock8787 nah he’s right
@@trehundobeatz6359 how?
The brilliant but lazy line is incredibly well acted. It hit Otto that Peter was never lazy. He was just too busy being Spiderman
Otto always liked Peter; but once he got an understanding of why he was “lazy” being Spider man he admired Peter. It was a bit sad (and part of the drama) that Otto could have been a surrogate father figure for Peter; and in Spider Man 3 you see his anger and vengeance come out because he didn’t have a Uncle Ben to guide him.
I hope he realised anyway.
@@BENR8108This comment is amazing
I liked how the arms had minds of their own. At first the arms were just trying to protect Ock and then slowly started to corrupt him. Sounds a lot like Venom tbh
I hate when my Blight slides
I believe it has to go with the theme that “Power” corrupts the good.
@@Donnydarco100 most Spidey villains are like that their powers control everything in their body and make them bad people.
Arguably you could say the same about Green Goblin. Norman Osborn was a good guy, though somewhat unstable and vain/jealous of others. The Super Serum (or whatever his version was called) corrupted his mind and his already egotistic nature became amplified to the extreme.
Well to be fair it was likely a desire to fulfil their purpose that drove the arms.
Spider-Man 2 is to Marvel what Man of Steel is to DC. I’ll take it a step further and say they are once in a generation films. Truly amazing. (I would also like to extend this sentiment to The Dark Knight.)
I agree (besides man of steel, good film but not on the same lvl) I hate when ppl compare Spider man 2 and TDK they were both excellent s tier not only superhero films, but films in general for different reasons.
@@GlobalOutcastdark knight is much better than Spiderman 2
Originally, he died a redeemed villain. Now, he’ll live long enough to be a hero.
NWH was amazing
I'm now picturing a hero Doc Ock trying to talk some sense into Peter (heavily influenced by the symbiote) in Spider man 3. Would be a great parallel between the actuators and symbiote manipulating them.
@@nicolekathtrespicio3560 Honestly? Though cured Doc Ock and cured Norman don't exist in the same timeline, I can see both of them lessening Venom's effects on Peter in the third movie.
Otto and Peter would probably share a talk similar to the one featured above, and the parallels would be amazing, maybe leading to a distraught Peter swinging away to the belltower to get rid of the suit.
As for Norman, he'd use Oscorp's resources (or he'd ask Harry to use Oscorp's resources) to trap Venom and separate it from Peter, because Norman remembers how helpless he was against the Goblin.
But these are just opinions
I mean, if he had Tobey by the throat when he was taken, surely he’d have to do the same thing he did in this scene upon returning. That, or he returned to a destroyed city.
Doc Ock was taken from the moment right before he was naturally redeemed anyway, SPOILERS BELOW
unfortunately the only difference would be that he would be missing an arm and that might make him unable to drown the machine and then the world gets destroyed
There are some really good quotes in this movie.
1. "Intelligence is a gift to be used for the good of mankind. A privilege... "
2. "Sometimes , to do what's right , we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most , even our dreams."
I think these two qoutes sum.up the movie message..
3 . “ this is really heavy”
That’s so true!
You forgot the best one “Pizza Time”
Here's your change !
This is how Doc Ock should be portrayed. A scientist driven mad through longing for his work to be appreciated. Torn between vengeance against those who rejected him and his dream of being recognized for his genius mind and his inventions. And I love how this film expands on his tragic background and turn him into a sympathetic villain who gets a well deserved chance of redemption in the end.
6:19 I love the tension created in this scene. The emotions displayed great disparity. 10/10 would watch all over again. This scene alone captures the true essence of Spider-Man 😉
"I will not die a monster"
17 years later
"Hello Peter"
He's still a monster
Maybe he won’t be a villain 🤔🤔
They better not retcon his redemption
He hasn't died yet
Heard a speculation that he's not actually bad, but just pretending to be bad and help Peter in secret by sabotaging the other villains or soemthing.
We havent seen the movie tho so who knows
The old Spidey villains had so much more of a personal connection to Spider-Man. The MCU seriously lacks there when every villain seems to only care about Stark.
Well MCU as a whole focused on Stark. Down played Spiderman as a Sidekick, and was Dependent on tony like a sugar-daddy. I'm not saying Tom was bad at being spiderman. Just the writing made Spider-man so much weaker a character than he really suppose to be.
@@spottedslash4256 making mcu spidey weak and irresponsible felt like kinda the point. that spidey isnt as mature as Tobey, but hes slowly creeping toward that and thats the goal. maybe its not what Spiderman is supposed to be, but it is realistic to what a highschooler with powers would be
@@marselo1316 I don't think he meant weak as in physically or even mentally weak, because as you say, overcoming these problems is what makes for a good arc.
I think, what he was referring to, was that the narrative dependence on Ironman is making the MCU Spiderman weaker as a whole. And I agree.
It's so over hammered too, especially in Far From Home; despite the fact that Spiderman has interacted with Tony for all of two movies and a half, we're supposed to believe that he carries a tremendous guilt over his death, that, frankly, no other hero who has known Tony longer seems to share.
As the memes say, MCU Spiderman is more of an Ironman Jr. Meanwhile, War Machine, who was supposed to be his replacement in Ironman 2, gets a cameo in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
@@lanceislateagain Yes. Thats exactly what i meant. MCU has made Tony the focus. I was a surprised when they Made Tony, Spider-man's Mentor. Lets face it, he is by no means the most Moral or Ethical of the Avengers. So i never understood why Peter Parker would stick to him and not someone like Captain America. Spider-Man and Iron man are Worlds apart from each other in Demeanor and lifestyle. Robert Downey Jr. makes Iron-Man very likable. But in the Regular Marvel universe. Iron-man is not the kinda guy you want to put all your trust in.
@@lanceislateagain you make good points
“To do whats right, we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most, even our dreams.”
For those who saw no way home, this quote hits a lot harder now
😭
You know i was watching Spiderman two in TV a few miniute ago
So nostalgic
Oh no. No. You don't get to do that. Sit in the corner and think about what you've done.
They already taught this lesson in this movie so it’s not like it’s something new
Exactly bruh
@@ridosaputra5273 l
I like how Otto never was a truly evil person, but it was always his arms. No Way Home justified this when he was cured…
4:03 Utterly amazing that what Peter eventually uses to best Doc Ock isn't brute force or cunning, but lessons he was taught throughout the movie by Aunt May and Octavius himself. It's so heartwarming that there's more to the film than "might is right"
Exactly
that is the brilliance of this film. it balances beautiful heartwarming messages with some good old fashioned asswhoopings. extremely rare in action movies
When Peter took off his mask and got choked, it really shows us a more human aspect of Spiderman, he's a person and not just some super hero with powers. I loved the Raimi films Spidermans suit would get pretty ripped up and thrashed in every film.
@@videodeposu8741 yeah, but i think that conversation isn't for defeat doc ock, Its only to convince him to get end of the sun, even doc ock doesn't want FIGHT with him no more, he's hold spider Man chest but in a point that he could speak, he tighten spider Man involuntárialy when he was talking with his machines, the FIGHT ends when spider Man electrocuted him
5:07 This moment was powerful for me as a kid. It showed how he gained his own will back instead of being controlled.
i love ur profile picture 😳
I always liked when the Arms got pissed whenever Doc tries to do something right!
And I mean, ultimately superhero movies should inspire us to be great, so that's awesome!
if only it stayed that way
@@liamdalemon1525 It did lol. Doc Ock got sent to a separate universe where he never died. So therefore, his sacrifice in this is still canon.
Alfred Molina is the perfect Doctor Octopus.
Whose actress should be play as Ottoi Octavius/Doctoress Octopus with Alfred Molina as Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus in Sam Raimi's Spiderman Universe in 2004's Spiderman 2
Agree.I can’t imagine any other actor in the role other than him
How old is Alfred Molina
@@carolyncolebeck981 68
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Doc Ock wasn't a bad person but a brilliant scientist, he was just a monster created by Norman
7:58 The sunglasses sinking into the abyss with Doc Ock gave me chills. They’re so iconic.
He'll be back.
And change his glasses
And change the color of one of his mech arms
I didn’t notice till now?!
No way home,imagine Alfred was dead the whole time his arms were using his body like a puppet just to killed 3 Spiders.
"this is really heavy."
Little bit of levity to break up the finale, these are without question the best spiderman movies and have gotten better with age.
While I'm not at all a fan of MacGuire's spidey, the way these were shot really sets them apart from the cookie cutter formula of the MCU.
@@johndicks819 It's astonishing but pretty much everything you said was incorrect.
@@johndicks819 wow you are... completely wrong!
"This is heavy!"
*Marty McFly has entered the chat*
"GREAT SCOTT!!"
*Doc Brown has entered the chat*
2:30;Clear!
3:35 non-threatening smiles from villains honestly is the best thing
Doc Ock is such a well written villain. Always love to see how in the end he lost everything and still did what was right. Beautiful film
"Everybody loves a hero. People line up for them, cheer them, scream their names. And years later, they'll tell how they stood in the rain for hours just to get a glimpse of the one who taught them how to hold on a second longer. I believe there's a hero in all of us, that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble, and finally allows us to die with pride, even though sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams".
-Rosemary Harris as Aunt May, Spider-Man 2 (2004)
"But the one thing they love more then a hero, is to see a hero fail, fall, die trying. In spite of everything you've done for them, eventually, they'll hate you. Why bother?"
-William Dafoe as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Spider-Man (2002)
Because "Whatever comes our way, whatever battle we have raging inside us, we always have a choice. My friend Harry taught me that. He chose to be the best of himself. It's the choices that make us who we are, and we can always choose to do what's right."
-Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Spider-Man 3 (2007)
These movies had the best inspirational lines. Especially aunt may in spider-man 2
Tom Holland: But Mr Stark, I'm nothing without the suit.
@@nerdseyeview5017 "If your nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it".
5:50 i love this scene, that look on Otto eyes to Peter is like "Dont remember me as the villian but as the man you admired before"
That’s so beautiful 😭😭😭
"You are everything I wanted to be! You just... Threw it away!"
As a kid, This was my favorite shot in the movie. At the time, I thought it looked cool to have him look at the camera facing away from this artificial sun he created. As an adult, I genuinely cried a little. The shot here is perfect. The way his theme swells into a more heroic sound as he slowly turns back gives me chills. I wish I could explain further why this is one of my favorite movie moments of all time, but it’s just too perfect to put into words.
Ramadan
There's just something about Raimi's Spiderman movies that the newer ones don't have.
@Kevin C Not just that. Some of the dialogues are quite profound as well; like there are lessons to be learnt from it. This is why Raimi's Spiderman movies are the best. But No Way Home might just beat it.
Probably the sense of awe
Comic book feel, and the superhero development is amazing too
Quality?
Okay, I'm being dramatic, I actually liked Spiderman homecoming...but Far from home was pretty generic imo...seen it, forgot about it the next day.
That's why I'm really not excited about No way home...it's cool that they're bringing the multiverse, but if it's as generic and boring as Far from home, no thanks.
“Omg thats awesome!”
7:54
I love how the lights on Ock's arms flicker and go out, shows that the arms die with him
Yeah, love that little detail. The novelization makes it sadder - as the arms are shutting down, they futilely plead for their "father" to save them :(
@@1wngdngl I love the top right tentacle was mostly shocked and negative on Doc when he said he was right.
I’m really glad Octavious finally got a redemption that didn’t require him dying.
I think he did die regardless. He was transported back to his universe to the moment when he had to make the sacrifice to save the city.
@@vetarlittorf1807 I don't think so? Cause the whole plot of curing them only for them to die once they get back useless. All redeemed villains are probably safely back but in an alternate timeline.
@@vetarlittorf1807 maybe when he got back, he and peter worked together to sink the machine and then got out together.
@@nicolekathtrespicio3560 Well in that case No Way Home ruined Spider-Man 2's perfect ending.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Unlikely due to the nature of timelines; this ending would still be canon in the universe that Maguire's Parker was drawn from, but would be changed in the universe Octavius was returned to, basically creating a new timeline.
The way Octavius says “it was my dream” breaks my heart, it’s so earnest and pure
Non è il doppiatore di Gaston
My ranking of superhero trilogies
1. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy
2. Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy
3. Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy
4:54
Octavius: He’s right.
Mechanical Arms: The hell he is!
hah!
One of the arms: no no he's got a point
Nah, cause why did it legit sound like it said that? 🤣🤣🤣
@@maskplayer60 upper right arm was like- "ayo maybe we should hear him out before we like destroy the universe"
They actually didnt want him to listen to peter
7:19 stuck in my head for many many years after seeing his heroic sacrifice, while I am glad Octavius is cured now from No Way Home, this film still had him become heroic, saving New York even at the cost of his own life.
"I will not die a monster"
Kevin Feige: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?
Lmao
Eh we’ll see in about 3 months or so
he doesn't necessarily seem evil in spidy3, ock usually isn't evil just corrupted
The arms are in control of his mind again. Simple explanation
@@yousifassar4275 It will just spit on his conclusion, he sacrifice himself for fix his errors. Make him back at this moment of the story like a villain (again) will be terrible
Just noticed something - in the end, Doc Ock did use his intelligence "for the good of mankind". Even Peter couldn't think of a way to stop the machine and save New York, but Doc Ock decided to use his intelligence as a "gift" and figured out that the machine could be stopped by drowning it, thereby using his intelligence "for the good of mankind". One of the cleanest and best villain character arcs out there.
I remember watching this movie when I was 4 and instantly became my favourite movie of the trilogy.
I like how throughout the movie Doc Ock is shown as the superior guy and Pete has to talk him out of being bad. It represents that heroes are not automatically stronger, but more courageous. He is still taking the leap, because he knows no one else can and will do, knowing that he is risking his life, family and love
Plus he didn't wanna end up having to fight and potentially kill one of his friends, which he was forced to do before
Spiderman lifted tons to save MJ
If he wanted, Doc Ock would be dead
Would you say that Otto is the...Superior Spider-Man?
They were pretty much equal
"....it's all that it is... A Leap of Faithh.."
I love this scenes...When MJ discovered that Peter is Spiderman !
Strange: “Do you know Peter Parker who’s Spiderman?”
Doc: “Yes”
Strange: *points to Tom* “Is that him?”
Doc: “No”
Tom: sad*
@@erenyeager7705 is this real?
@@alessiodelcastillo1613 i just saw him depressed when doc ock said no
@@alessiodelcastillo1613 yeah just search up doctor octopus is that your spiderman
Strange points to Andrew: "Is that him?"
Doc Ock': "No!"
Doc Ock: the power of the sun
Tobey: In the palm of your hand
I cried so hard
im gonna put dirt in your eyes
I missed the part where that’s my problem
Kratos: Rips Head off.
Doc Ock: Peter?
Tobey: Otto.
Doc Ock: It’s good to see you, dear boy.
Tobey: It’s good to see you, too.
Doc Ock: You’ve all grown up. How are you?
Tobey: Trying to do better.
Doc Ock: 😃
@@brittanyc.4540 Green Goblin: HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Joker: Hey! That's my line ya little freak, you ain't funny
The acting is so good in this scene especially from Molina. You can tell he is using the inner monologue method when Peter tells him about not listening to the arms
In the novelization, he was boiled alive by the fusion reactor while the arms begged him to save them.
My God when he said “a privilege” my heart literally just cracked. What a amazing line.
Your heart *literally* cracked? How you still alive bro
@@BenjaminWater because he put a bandage on it
But earlier he said it was not a privilege 🤔
@@nizzisnice5478 no, he put noodles on it.
No, he stole soiderman's webs and stuck his heart back together but it dissolves every 2 hours
Key detail, the tip right arm, is named Flo, Alfred and the puppet team worked hard to give each arm a personality, "she" is the one who always would check behind him, give him a drink of water, remove his glasses, they theorized they all had a personality, and that she was the motherly 1. Protecting him from being hurt, and the one that would "talk" to him the most. It's also the arm he looks at when he gets control. When the arm can read his mind and tell he wants to die as a man not as a empty shell of one. It submits to what he wants because he can't bear to see him suffer.
The amount of detail is unreal
Well, the arms grabbed onto the machine and dragged him into a watery grave. So I don't think they really have personality, at least not in the movie
@@e.j.5053 they do. You gotra pay attention esp early in the movie. By this point he had control again
@@Captainkebbles1392 so he made his arms grab onto the machine while screaming "NOOOOOOO!!!!!!"?
@@e.j.5053 he didn't scream no??? Tf? It's an ahhhhh, the same kind almost all movies do when a character is moving something heavy.
The key line is "I will not die a monster"
@@Captainkebbles1392 7:24 I'm talking about that part. He definitely did not want to go down with the ship but you can see the arms grab onto the machine and he clearly scream NO
Here after Molina just confirmed his No Way Home appearance will start right after this moment.
@My PeePee Itches your momma wears a weave
He just drowned the artificial sun, apparently he wasn't dead in this scene.
@@thewolverine5895 yup you’re right, when he goes underwater it’s where he somehow ends up in the future
@@thanosmaster-abel559 Not end up in the future, probably he goes into hiding for long time.
I'm guessing with Wanda going through the multiverse looking for her kids, people start pouring out of said places
Hence Molina's Dock Ock
5:56 Those keys were the same as when Spidey also saves the baby from the burning building. This time, he saves Doc Ock but with a slowed version of the soundtrack.
I have no problems with MCU Spiderman, but this ending for Doc Oc was so beautifully written that I will probably continue to consider the two universes separate. The final "I will not die a monster" while destroying his life's dream is too poetic for him to just come back and be corrupted again.
Well Alfred Molina said his story starts from the river when he said that line, plus if u seen the trailer, he seems happy to see Peter, i hope he isn’t a villain in No Way Home and maybe he can be an asset to fixing the multiverse, thats just what I think tho
The Doc Ock in MCU is an alternate reality version where he still lives as a villain. He's a variant of Doc Ock that was accidentally created by Dr. Strange.
@@pharaohfilipe He’s definitely gonna be a villian and with Molina saying we pick up with Otto right after the river it’s not a variant Octavious but this one. It’s gonna be the arms controlling his dead body (The arms glow white when he’s in control & they glow red when the arms are in control and in the NWH trailer they glow red so the arms are back in control
@@tfuniverse1651 wait I thought the arms went out like he did after drowning, ehh whatever lets just see what happens in the movie
I think Green Goblin will be the main villain of the movie. Doc Ock is not someone who would work with Norman Osborn. After all Doc Ock is not deranged
I'd hate for him to have this character development and last line about "i will not die a monster" only to be a villain again
@Victor Greenwood or maybe those hentai tentacles of his managed to manipulate him again.
In the beginning of the Far From Home Trailer you can see the train of this movie where Doc was fighting Spiderman, so you can assume they got the evil version of Doc of when they were at the train fight.
@@ViniciusGeek yeah that make sense too.
@@Nahobino777 So, this guy’s a walking corpse now ?
many are hoping for a copout where hes actually going to be a supporting character
Peter: This is... Reaaally heavy."
MJ: *Sits there in awe.*
Peter: "MOVE! GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY! MOVE!" *beep.beep!* if yk yk
We don’t💀
@@EvK_ReView Tobey shouted at a bunch of paparazzi blocking his car
@@sleepybeanz5078 I’m just kidding lmao I was just trynna make you explain😂😂
lol
let's be honest, maybe doc ock was on to something more than just the sun, it's a symbol for somthing different
7:33
A feat of Tobey’s strength that no-one seems to ever mention
I showed my brother this movie and his reaction to Otto’s arc was “Those 4 mechanical arms have more character development than Rey”
who the fuck is rey
@@sebastiangonzalez4623 star wars.
@@sebastiangonzalez4623 lol seriously
@@sebastiangonzalez4623 reyd shadow legends
@@PlayerPro119 damn u just played him. It's like a weaker version of a rickroll
Whoever originally memed the Toby’s scream in this scene, you know what you did.
It’s such a great piece of acting, but the meme makes me laugh, and now I’m mad! 😂
The best thing is, he didn't just scream. He screamed and quickly acted to prevent the death of his loved ones.
I really hope No Way Home doesn’t undo Doc Ocks character arc. I appreciate that Kevin Feguie respects the Raimi movies. He probably knew that no one could top Alfred Molinas performance, so he re-used him, which is fine. I just hope they do it right.
I have a feeling it could be a version of Doc before this moment, I just don't see him sacrificing himself and then going into the other universe to cause trouble especially after he accepted his fate AND learnt to control his arms
Imagine if they pull out the TaskMaster card on Doc Ock, and turns out “Ooooo Doc Ock wAs aN iLLuSiOn” then that’s probably enough to ruin No Way Home.
I doubt it’s the same doc oct from this universe. It’s probably from a different one
@@TrueJEMtheArtist According to the actor its the same one.
@@1KQ_ that is totally possible because we are dealing with a multiverse now and the possibility that the Otto that we saw in the trailer is not the same as the one in 2004 is very high maybe it is an Otto that cannot escape the manipulation of the tentacles robots
3:33 I love this moment. Because Otto was tired of a world where men like Norman were on top. And he was sure that spiderman would be some arrogant narcissist in the same way.
But then it turned out to be someone he knew, not only that but one of the few people he respected as similar to himself. He can’t believe it.
“Peter Parker, brilliant, but lazy”
Peter was the ray of hope for otto, that the world wasn’t damned and controlled by evil men.
5:52 That moment of superhero/Villain intimacy where they stare at each other just beautiful…Will forever give me chills.
That's ock saying goodbye to Peter but also thank you, super powerful scene with no words spoken, plus an amazing soundtrack.
@@S3ven4 I was thinking the same thing.
When I was young, Doc Ock was my favorite, and I always like to think that somehow he survived this. He was a role model for me because he was a scientist, but he was also a powerful villain and formidable opponent. A lot of the time scientists are stereotyped as helpless dorks, so it meant a great deal to me.
He did survive
@@xonyxm how?
@@stevenCG2005 We don't know yet. But he's confirmed to be in the cast for Spiderman: no way home
Peter is a scientist as well!
Check out the new Spidey trailer
“Let’s see you scurry out of this”
*Peter then proceeds to, in fact, scurry out of it*
Also in NWH
You think your fancy new suit will save you?
*Peter's fancy new suit did save him*
@@Smile-hk7vd "what, are you gonna cook up some miracles in a condominium"
Proceeds to whip up mirac-hey wait didn't otto create a sun in his Manhattan apartment??
What an incredible scene, Ben Parker living on through Peter, and inspiring Ock, just like he inspires Peter. It really is beautiful and speaks to the relationship between Peter and Ock. As soon as Spiderman took off the mask, Octavius completely changed and retook control, to protect Peter.
Without Ben Parker, Spiderman doesnt exist, at least in terms of what makes him a hero. Uncle Ben doesnt get enough credit for that.
One line from Ben was all it took to save the day. Very powerful.
2004: Otto sacrifices himself to save everybody and he ultimately dies as a hero.
2021: Hello Peter!
That's why i hate MCU spiderman movies..
They are fucking up future and history as well
@@agentjproductions3718 it’s a different doc Otto from a different universe
Since he definitely died here, we can be sure the MCU's one is a variant. So, no fucking up there.
maybe he comes to help
@@omarsaenz8327 just see how dependent MCU spiderman is on the old gold movies..
Have seen homecoming??
I was fuckin disappointed when i saw it ..
Lame jokes ...
Lame story..
0 % spiderman vibes ( no harry no gwen no MJ no iconic spiderman professors )
It felt like IRONMAN's sidekick movie ...
The movie lacks the spirit of a spidey movie..
I'll never forget watching this as a 12 year old at the movies. Such a good movie.
How old are you now ?
@@Daquan0394 probably 30
@@Daquan0394 I watched this as a teen in theather, too, I'm 31 🤷🏼♀️😁
Me too 💪🏿💪🏿💯
This doc octopus deserves to be in the mcu tbh
How in the blazes did I get over a thousand likes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You got your wish lmao
@@thephantomspider3034 i didn't even expect it to happen lol 🤣
@@Ssjdragon lmao yeah
Your wish is granted! All we need now is Willem Dafoe to return for Green Goblin.
@@jaredruff9823 That would be cool. William Defoe played a good Green Goblin.
Alfred Molina was such a gold in this film! He came back for No Way Home only for the money and still gave 110% of his performance is honestly incredible! It just shows what a professional he is. Actually it's fair to mention that everyone did a great job in that film and especially the former cast just proved once more why we loved them so much back in those days.
7:59 I never noticed Otto's glasses!
That's real a good and deep ending for one of the best villain in superhero villains.
Oh wow, I never noticed either! The attention to detail haha.
Bro the self redemption of Dock Ock, knowing he has to destroy his dream for the greater good and dying in the process. The musical score at 5:45 gives me chills everytime I see it. It's perfect
That scene is easily one of my all time favorites. That score you mentioned also reaches its peak when he turns around to look at Peter for one last time, showing his resolve to the sacrifice he’s about to make. 10/10 movie
I like the subtle development MJ goes through in the trilogy. She goes from being scared to climb down the cable in 1, to trying to fight Ock in 2, to being really involved in the final fight in 3. Even though I do like the MCU's MJ and Gwen Stacey better overall, I have to give credit where credit is due.
Never noticed this development thanks for pointing it out! New respect for raimi mj
Don't forget she cheats on literally everyone she dates in these movies 💯
She drops a cement block on Venom even while hanging many feet high. She doesn't get enough credit and with fans of the MCU universe obsessed with making their MJ the best, the Mary Jane of that universe ended up turned into a silly cockroach.
@@Smokeyourselfstraighttohell I think it's smart. Usually, the good guys get the whole cast and nobody says anything. In the Spider-Man movies, MJ got the entire male cast. Lucky girl! And since all the villains were always going to her, Peter almost always left her waiting, so she shouldn't be silly: stay anyway MJ, you are wrong, but at least you are taking care of your own life too! 😝😂
I'm sorry but they only say Gwen an MCU MJ are better because they don't get kidnapped. Mary Jane getting kidnapped is the beginning of the final arc for the raimi movies. The villains kidnap her to draw Spidey out. If Andrew's villains were kidnapping Gwen she'd be screaming her head off two
6:25 i love this part
I know what you did there 😅
*“Get religion”*
Bully maguire could take him down with some simple dirt
I miss the part where thats doc ock's problem.
@TheCoolGamerz wdym? Thats a completely fair way of using it
If Peter had the black suit in this movie, he would've pulled the tentacles out of Doc Oc's back
Its a free country not a dirt free country
That’s why he fought Peter near the water, no dirt on the surface. So hence, he cannot put some dirt in his eye.
Who also finds that at the end of the Dr.Oc comes into a multiverse through the end in the abyss?
damn the hype is real
@@suorsodavit7421 but what if its not this version of doc ock. They did the same thing with jj Jameson, same actor different character.
i really hope it's not this particular version of Doc Ock. His story in Spider-Man 2 was phenomenal. If they DO bring this one back, then i at least hope he isnt the villain because that would be wasting his sacrifice and the MCU will probably make him a generic villain
@@ahmedfawad16 yes he should be a different version of doc ock.
@@marcjr2756 im pretty sure the actor who plays doc ock confirmed that the role he plays is a continuation right from this point where he “drowns” in the river. So he very well could be the same doc
“I will not die a monster”
No you died a hero, dying with your dreams and saving thousands of lives
3:19 i like how Peter looks over at Otto as soon as he wakes up, like the spider sense could tell that the actuators had been weakened enough that Otto could actually be reasoned with now. nice detail
Or he's like "the only one who might know how to stop it is the guy who built it."
Sam raimi trilogy was a masterpiece, yes even the third one
Strongly disagree about the third one, but yeah, the first two are definetely part of the top tier comic book movies.
Well the third one is bad compared to the first 2 but still a good movie in it's own right
@supersoniclegend I did. A lot, and all the time I compare it with the first two, it's a huge letdown. Just my opinion, though.
Tbh spider man 3 is slowly getting appreciated over time but it’s mostly because of the memes they made with the whole “bully maguire”
The dark knight trilogy and spider man "Sam raimi" trilogy teaches more lessons than school...
4:01, the exact moment when Doctor Strange's spell transport him into the MCU.
Acha bhai ek doubt toh voh kyu bola ki itna samay baad tumhe dkha ?
Aur voh badal kaise gaya
Makes me wonder, does he gets sent back to that exact moment? Does he still have to sacrifice himself, making all that effort in no way home to save his life for nothing?
@@damikel4738 yeha I’m thinking the same thing too
Maybe they'll make spiderman 4 to show what happened after no way home
3:58 ahhh that's where he gets transported from and into the MCU, continuity was very well done
“I had him by the neck” or something like that but that must’ve meant that his conscious was still locked to him still being hostile towards this PP
When he gets transported back from the MCU, he has the Stark-tech inhibitor chip and he's down one tentacle (since one got destroyed by Electro). If he gets sent back to the exact moment he was taken away, then, sadly, he may still have to die destroying the artificial sun.
@@RockLegend2A goblin severed the arm, not electro (albeit the arms aren’t immune to electricity, somewhat of an error)
That's nonsense! Spider-Man was trying to stop my fusion reactor! So I stopped him. I had him by the throat! And then I-- 😳🙁 And then I was here.
@@jaredruff9823Man let me tell you something. I was whooping Spider-Man's a$$. He'll tell ya. And then he caused an overload, I was stuck in the grid, absorbing data, I was about to turn into pure energy. Then I... I was here... I was about to die.
Wow I haven’t watched Spider-Man 2 in a few years. It’s unreal how much better this version of Spider-Man is than MCU