Peter B. Parker is the Best Spider-Man Ever
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2020
- In this video I explain why I think that Peter B. Parker from Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse is the best interpretation of Spider-Man ever.
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This sounds like a school PowerPoint
Because it is
I love how recent this is
Yeah it just sounds like it but it's actually a school power point
Jesus lvoes you
pin of shame
The first few seconds: "I adore Spider-Man!"
Everyone: *"Yes."*
fucknig exactly
@@lukebater-watson1781 _"fucknig"_
*UHHHHHHHHH*
@@fl3m1n9o4 ermmm
Jesus loves yall
Peter B. Parker came into my life at a funky time too
In my early 30s
Cant tell you how many times ive had someone say
"You look tired"
Only to reply
"Well i am tired"
Thats sad u okay
@@milansharsten1801 no im actually a pretty happy guy, but that doesnt mean im not tired
@@Spintechfilms thats nice to hear! Have a great day!
Man I’m only 22 and I relate too much to that.
Early 30 looking tired? EXERCISE. GET in shape, and stop being one beaten looking sob.
Actually he’s the most accurate version of Peter Parker. He’s just older and he shows that being Peter Parker sucks
Especially when the abbreviation of your name is . . .
@@ezj8262 hehe, pp
He is the traditional Peter Parker. He’s from the 616 universe
@@jrwitherite12 what a nerd
@@jrwitherite12 what?!? I thought he was from a TRN earth and that the 616 easter egg was just a nod to the main comic timeline
He went into Miles's world as a broken, burned out, and exhausted man, and left it as The Amazing Spider-man
man when he says 'well, i am tired' it just encapsulates what his character's all about, at that moment, being spiderman was all he had, he had no home, no wife, no money and barely any clothes, you could really tell that he just wanted to go home, but of course, being spiderman is never an easy or straight road, and he is well aware of that, which amplifies how his character is depressed, god this is my favourite version of Peter
Maybe the guy's just tired, give him a break
It reminds me of Tobey Maguire
@@tomhum2969 i feel like its a nod to Maguire, really going all in on how Peter B Parker's life kinda sucks
@@thisbubblygoodness7611 yeah because Maguire’s Spider-Man had a shit life in Spider-Man 2
Yep
You've got me wanting to watch Spider-Verse for the 50th time. Great video dude.
Eyezayer what’s up I found his channel from you
That’s awesome...
But how about The Goodest Boah in the west 9?
EYEZAYAR! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL DUDE! especially the batman and Robert series.
You're here?
Ko
I honestly love Peter B. Parker's character, he's probably the most realistic depiction of a real life person as a superhero
Sure it's great at the beginning, you get to save people and fight villains, but at the same time the saving and the fighting becomes a cycle you feel obligated to be a part of because, he's a hero, he has to. Eventually he's just tired both physically and mentally, the whole weight of every mistake he's done weighing him down before Miles comes to give him hope
Well that's the point of Spider-Man. The real life depection of a person suddenly got superpowers in life. Why you think he's just spectacle? This is literally the first thing I said, when I first started to get into his comics, thats he's probably the most realistic and a very complex fictional character I have ever seen. This character btw changed my life, I am who I am because of him.
@@thespider8654 Ok no, I don't think he's just a spectacle, one of the reasons he's popular is likely because of the problems he has involving stuff like work, relationships, and his money problems is because of his other life as Spider-Man
I guess what I meant for Peter B, is that he's the most realistic depiction of a washed out superhero
The Spider
The point of Spider-Man is that he’s willing to give his life to save a total stranger. But what nobody told him is that being a superhero doesn’t just sacrifice himself but puts a strain on those around him.
He spends some much time being selfless he forgot how to be selfish. He forgot that it’s totally okay to want to take a break and put your own life above others.
That’s why Peter’s life is a wreck. Because he puts no effort into actually managing it alongside his hero work.
Him being adult Pete, yes..
Sam Raimi's Spider-man 2 has a more realistic depiction of a real life person as a superhero than Peter B. Parker, simply because we see more of Peter struggles between him and being Spider-man.
We need a movie all about Peter B. Parker
What is there to watch he said he been doing whatever a spider can for 20 years we've already watched peter b Parker
But dude the comics already exists he's suppose to be our dimensions Spiderman and the events of this movie take place after the issue where he gets divorced and ends with him going to try and get her back basically this movie was rewriting some wrong things in the comics so things would make more sense for all of those Spidermen in the movie and the sequel is gonna continue doing that until it reaches the point where they've successfully fixed the wrong things in the comics and connected it back to the comics but anyway point is we already know him extremely well also fun fact the B stands for Benjamin you know like uncle Benjamin AKA uncle Ben yeah that's his full name Peter Benjamin Parker but after uncle Ben died he started calling himself Peter B. Parker whenever he said his full name because if he said Peter Benjamin Parker it would just remind him of what happened that night and he's already haunted by the with great power comes great responsibility thing.
@@Supersonicblue1027 dude well said but you proved your point in the first few words
Uhhh Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Toby Maguire
What if in the second movie, Peter is with MJ and has a daughter with powers. Idk why but Peter B Parker reminds me of the one from the renew your vows comics
I'm surprised you didn't mention that Peter B. and Kingpin have both lost their families, that Kingpin will endanger everyone to get them back, and that Peter B. accepts the loss and thereby gets a chance to regain MJ at least.
Jesus loves yall
I like Peter B. cause even though his life is messed up, and you can tell he is tired and depressed to the point of eating junk and starting to be out of shape, he still didn't give up being Spider-Man. That's dedication. That's a true hero.
True
I get the feeling he only stuck to it because he literally had nothing left in his life outside of being Spider-Man. Peter always had this conflict between being a superhero and still having time for family/romance etc and usually when there was an inbalance of once side it started to take its tole. He gives up on Spider-Man and other people suffer for it but if he is Spider-Man 100% of the time he suffers for it. This version of Peter had no more studying, Aunt May or MJ to devote his life to anymore so kept the superhero thing going as that was all he had left, and that alone wasn't great. Hell chances are him and MJ split because of the superhero stuff being too much for him to be a father or he feared having more people in his life villains could attack but he invested so much time into it that backing out now AFTER the divorce would make it all pointless.
Jesus loves you guys
@@Yuki-qs5mtdoes this have anything to do with spider man?
I love the detail that even the “perfect” Peter Parker at the beginning of the movie says “I’m so tired.” While fighting the prowler. Spider-Man is always tired. His pursuit to keep New York safe never gives him enough time to rest and I love that. That’s when I knew that this movie understood the character of Spider-Man. Also it’s incredibly relatable. Working so hard constantly has me saying the same thing as Peter.
Your voice doesn't sound the voice of someone who was 14 when Spiderverse came out
yes it does
@Cortes Gaming i’m 16 too and i have the same voice as him. so do my friends
Stop lying, you have no friends
@@chingychinster9113 toxic for what
@@strash. my friend had a voice deeper than this at the age of 12.
The second I looked at the sub count, I was like, "Shit! This guy deserves way more subs." and subbed immediately.
Exactly what I did 😂
exactly the same as ms
Oh, God, you gotta be kiding. Subbed.
Same here.
That one doesn’t count
High school students are suicidal, depressed, overworked
Government: ITS THE PHONES
“I was 14 when this movie came out”
Therefore, you should be 15-16 right now, right?
Jeez dude you sound like you’re 30. It’s sick.
By the way, I *cannot* get over how beautifully you put into words the feelings I had about this Peter. He _truly_ is the best Spiderman.
Us Australians tend to have pretty age fluid voices tbh
i'm 16 and people thought i'm 13 (*All of the time*). Which is a bit annoying actually.
14 year old south Asians sound like 32 white alpha males.
im 15 and im voice is the same density lmao
If you mean sick as in disgusting then thats incredibly rude unless i misunderstood
His favorite scene may be the “Well I am tired” scene but his most favorite scene would be the deleted scene “YES!!! That was EMOTIONAL!!!” scene.
I actually agree with your favorite scene. There is just so much in that "I am tired" talking to Aunt May who he had to bury in his universe.
They buried eachother
I always love the casual conversation miles and Peter have as Peter just walks on the wall. And stuff like that fills the whole movie, it’s truly the perfect spider man movie.
Jesus loves you!
The broken nose is actually a nod to when miles first meets him and runs his head into the ground
This is our Spiderman, this is the true hero
When I heard him say “tired” that hit me way harder than it should have.
I've grown up watching Spider-Man and this Spider-man reflects with me so much. I'm 26 and lost my farther two years ago and a few months after that I got a divorce and only get to see my daughter on weekends. The line 'I'm tired' hits so much more when you've faced so much in this world. I'm happily married again with the woman I love but it was difficult to get back there because I had given up. Brilliant film 👏🏽
I was excited when this movie got announced. I thought it'd be good. I couldn't have been more wrong. It was so much more. This film was the first ever to make me tear up, and I get goose bumps watching it every single time. When I had my second viewing, I was going through a really rough time, and that one line "It's just a leap of faith" motivated me to keep going. Keep moving forward, keep trying to better myself. No movie has ever inspired me to change my life for the better in the way that this one has, and I am forever grateful. This film is truly a masterpiece of its kind.
I love him because I relate to him a lot too. I’m 30 now, I’ve been through a lot, had to deal with a lot of crap, and did not receive everything I’ve earned. Yet, I still keep going, hoping for things to change and get better. Even though I’ve been hoping for well over a decade now, and yea maybe I do have a case of depression, but I’m optimistic about this next chapter in my life(even tho it’s off to a poor start). Anything can happen, I never imagined a global pandemic would happen, so who knows what’s in my future, I’ll stay positive.
We relate alot to the flaws of heroes making the way they pull through meaningful to us.
maybe don’t start a sentence with “ i’ll stay positive “ after talking about corona lmfao
@@mono-sb2ol hey making a positive out of something negative is a thing lol
@@mono-sb2ol nothing wrong with staying positive
So you’re entitled and whiny.
The parent child relationship with Aunt May is so underrated. It's definitely the best part
As someone who had there parents divorce had his whole childhood life fall around him I hope the best for u bro
It sounds like you had it way worse than me man. Hope you're doing well and thank you for the kind words
He’s my favorite version of Peter Parker as well. His “I don’t give a crap” attitude really resonates for me.
They made this Spider-Man perfect. There’s just something about him that feels right.
Let me just say highschool is truly a waste of time outside of seeing people
oh dude you don't need to tell me
Also just a little thing you guys, College really doesn't get that better. Some people do like to go party, but while I was there I was never much for social gatherings, just pure study. The second that I got out, all the things I studied for did not get me ready for anything.
@@holstfly1 yes its just a sick way of putting young people into life long debt. I only did two years and I didnt go to a single party. It was a waste of life Nd time and money
@@mudshrooze yeah, the only advice I could give is to know someone that does the field you want to do. I was lucky enough To know someone. And do that for a while!
at least for me, is kinda the oposite, i learn a bunch of usefull things there, but i really hate talking to the other people, especially with the things i hear them said.
Thought you were older at first! This is a great video and I know the school burn out well.
Peter B. is a great representation of jaded optimism that comes with a dreamer spending too long in the real world.
Suffering from clinical depression myself, Peter in the first half of the movie means so much to me, but having been on medication for the last 2 years I'm on a path where I can say I'm him at the end of the movie. With all the doubts and fear that come with being a human being, I can still do it. And you can too.
This video? Not bad, kid.
I hope everything keeps on the upward trajectory for you man. Thanks for the really personal comment, it really does mean a lot
My favorite spiderman trait is his complete control over his feelings.
And I don't mean always stoic, emotionless, I mean spiderman always share how he is feeling. He isnt afraid of showing his emotions and that's rare on a superhero.
That's why I personally dislike Tom Holland's spiderman, always hiding his thoughts.
This spiderman, B parker, is so okay with saying "I'm sad, I love you, you are not ready". It's so needed
Great video, I can see a good channel here, maybe work a bit on audio (music and mic)
I mean tom Holland's version is a teenager. Teenagers don't know how to convey emotions lol
@@themutzy6594 Yeah, his peter parker is okay, but usually, Spidermen use the superhero persona to vent. They are more confident and open. Holland is just Holland with a mask
I really need to get around to watching this film...
yes bro do it!
If you have Netflix it’s om
It’s on Netflix homie
Dunno if its on the American type Netflix but its on the British version
You haven't??? Go watch it!!
Your very underrated, at first I thought you would have at least 10,000 subs
Thank you man, that's a really nice thing to say
I don’t think Peter B is the best Spider-man, I think he’s the best Peter Parker
what about both?
he is both
He's both
He is both.
I actually think that Peter b Parker's story is more powerful when compared to the spider man we see at the start (that does) that first spider man is young, and more enthusiastic about his job. He even says to miles that "I'm so tired" but compared to the older, more experienced Peter is the next step after this youthful enthusiasm. Anyway, love the video.
This channel is criminally underrated
Facts
Yh
It won't be for long...
Who can help Spider-Man when he’s down? Another Spider-Man
I’m glad Miles and Peter met
It’s interesting that people associate youth so much with Peter Parker nowadays, even though quite ironically, the character’s original dynamic was a teen forced into a position where he matured almost TOO fast. This feels more like an extension of Dikto Peter more than any adaption in the past, save for surprisingly TNAS (I’d love to discuss why that is haha). As much of a golden age the Romita era was, people’s, and most importantly creator’s, nostalgia for it has left one of the original intents of the character to the wayside. Romita’s influence over the book made major strides for the character (and most importantly the cast!), but by the way the books were written in that time (artist first, then writer), there was a huge disconnect between their personalities. I love the fun-loving, overtly youthful Spidey too, but that’s not really a reflection of Peter at all, or at least not on the surface: it’s a facade. Peter Parker’s default has always been the misunderstood genius with a chip on his shoulder. It’s just that his responsibilities reshaped his actions, not necessarily his mentality. When that sense of purpose and responsibility starts to wear with experience and age, we would see a return to form of sorts, and that is no better reflected in Peter B. Parker.
I quite often have difficulty reading deeper into the storytelling of films, despite myself being in school and learning about just that. Despite that however, almost every single time I watch that scene with him and Aunt May, I almost always tear up alongside it. The only way I could chalk it up to was recognizing the grief between both Peter and May in that moment, and while that's still powerful, I knew that there was so much more happening there that I just couldn't recognize on my own. I always find myself enthralled and wanting to watch this movie all over again anytime I see even just a few seconds of it, and I love being able to use it more and more to try and better understand the craft I hope to one day do.
I like how in this movie, there are several Spidermen you can relate to. Miles for growing to your own standards. Peter for overcoming your obstacles and flaws no matter how hard it is. Gwen for learning how to open up to others. And, yeah those are the only three I can relate to, but how bout u guys come up with something for the other three.
No
XNorthEast no wat
Spider Pig Spider Pig does whatever a Spider Pig does
“I like to drink egg creams, and I like to fight Nazis. A lot.”
Noir for fighting Nazis and the desperate want to feel any emotion at all ie burning matches to your fingertips while Peni and Spider-Ham are for the enjoyment of animated characters (? i dunno)
He's exactly what I wanted toby, andrew, and tom to be, because peter b parker's contradiction of youthful energy and utter exhaustion is something I think should be a requirement in any portrayal of spider-man
Not gonna lie, I kinda teared up during the aunt may scene as well. The “you look tired” line hit too close to home, and peter b. parker became so much more relatable than he already was. His character arc (as well as with the characters in this movie in general) was absolutely beautiful. I love this movie so much!
Damn,
Clean up those thumbnails and imrpove that mic quality just a tint, and this channel could REALLY get rolling.
Good writing, good voice over, clean editing. Wouldn't have guessed you only have 1K subs.
Keep it up.
Thanks for the feedback my guy! I've already got a new mic, which you can hear in my Green Goblin video, and thumbnails are still something I'm working on getting 100% down
@@ThatOneDoesntCount add space between the best + bold + stroke, it will be great
"She is a representation of everything he has lost but also, everything he can still get back. He can still get the people he loves back, he can still be better, he can still do better, he can still be Spider-Man."
We all can
THANK YOU
I’ve been saying this is the best Peter has ever been since I saw this in theaters.
Alot of actors/voice actors miss the latent misery of the character or make it too campy to be relatable. The point of Peter Parker is he perseveres despite endless setbacks.
I don't know what I enjoy more: This masterpiece of a movie or, your spot-on assessment of the character and how you relate to him. Outstanding work, thanks for sharing.
If you see yourself in a character that character stands out forever
Th B in Peter B. Parker stands for "Burrito".
.
Look it up.
That's the production code name for this version of Peter,
Great video, clever deductions and nice editing. Keep it coming man 🕷
"I was 14 when spider-verse came out"
Me: looks in a mirror to see his 30-something reflection looking back... well shit....
When I saw the trailer in theaters I instantly told my friends, “that’s going to be the movie of the year”. It ended out winning an Academy Award. This is my favorite Spider-Man movie for many reasons. I can’t wait to see what they do with Miles.
Ngl he almost got me crying tho I’m not even joking
I believe there's a Spider-man for all of us, that resonates with us because they encapsulate what we view of the character and what we view of ourselves, mine is MCU Spider-man, because I'm constantly surrounded by big expectations and being reminded that I can do a lot better if I put my mind to it, that I always doubt myself of being capable of doing something, so whenever I see MCU Spider-man getting back up to fight one more time, it fills me with hope that I can do that too. As well as that, I have friends who make me feel happy and relieved, a bully who puts me in the spotlight to make me feel uncomfortable, a mother who can make me cringe at times but acts like a sister when I need her and who supports me every step of the way, and a mentor who is a teacher at my high school, that helped me find my calling in film, storytelling and helped me see not just the values on stories, but the value on myself.
I hope you're feeling better and that looking up to this Spider-man has lifted you up as much as MCU Spider-man does to me, we are reminded that we do not struggle alone and that no matter how we feel, for the sake of our lives we always have to get back up
Thank you dude, you're absolutely right. Thanks for the well wishes, and I hope you are as happy as you can be
I 100 percent agree. Unfortunately there might be some tobey fanbois that will say otherwise but I got you though
@@joycongod4831 I don't think it matters dude, like I said, we all have our Spider-man, and even though he's great, he doesn't give me the same feelings, that's all
@@ADSNavarro no I agree with that. Its just some will come at you.
@@joycongod4831 Oh that's a given
I'm 42 and this brought me to tears. Thank you for your vulnerability, I needed to hear this.
I find the use of Peter B's gut an actually incredible aspect to his visual design in retrospect. As anyone's probably noticed, the gut disappears whenever Peter goes full Spidey-Suit, but thematically, that represents the whole pathos of his character. Peter B is great, even apex in the Spider-Manning, and a slobbish, downtrodden man when trying to be Peter Parker. Even though it's likely a joke scene, I think it poignant that Peter takes his sad shower in the suit. Spider-Man has literally become Peter B's escape from the world. Escape from improvement, escape from facing the demons that plague his life. It's his literal mask, his literal distancing from his normal life by embracing the Spider identity, even when as we're shown in his montage, he isn't doing any hero work. So, it stands to thematic reason that the gut vanishes while Peter becomes Spider Man, because it's his literal escape from the failures of his life, personified by his declining health and physique. And of course all the struggles and cynicism return once the mask is lifted again.
Honestly, I can't decide which I like more between this Spidey and the ps4 Spider-man. They both feel so alive and real, between Peter B's constant dry whit and tiredness and game Peter's constant pull between his life as Spidey and his chance to live a normal life and save those he loves. They are both, in my opinion, the greatest and most accurate versions of Spidey we've ever seen, including almost all comic versions.
Bro that was deep like I can relate to that as well buen out of school hearing my parents argue it’s just gets exhausted of going threw life but we’ll always try to find a way get back up
Bro, this was good! The fact that you're only in high school and able to articulate your thoughts better than most people on this platform can speaks volumes. And as for high school, a lot of us felt pretty hopeless there too. But hey, it's temporary. You have the whole rest of your life after to make it into whatever you want it to be. Just remind yourself that you're able to connect with an audience that, in Officer Davis' words, see this spark in you, and it's amazing!
The director of spider verse must’ve been reading a Spider-Man comic and watching an episode of New Girl at the same time an done the Leo DiCaprio pointing at the screen meme and been like “that’s my guy”
You did a great job with this analysis. I was tearing up at the end of the video because I hadn't really realized the pain that Peter B. Parker was going through in the film. Well done and keep on making great content! :D
I hope you get through all of this stress from school. I feel the stress too, and I know ur RUclips channel will grow so stay safe
You just broke it down, this peter resonated with me too and I didn't know why. Your tangent on the tired scene and your view towards school hit me on a very deep level.
*hugs* I totally relate to what you've said about the "tired" part. even down to the "not uploading videos for a while". so cheers and hugs man. You're not alone, and thanks for being honest and open and creating such a wonderful video.
I actually agree he’s my favourite version pulled at the heart strings more then any other.
I’d say he’s seconded by the Spiderman ps4 version
HOW DOES HE ONLY HAVE 248 SUBS! This is the first time i watch one of ur vids and i already think ur a great creator keep grinding bro u deserve more subs but dont worry u WILL get them in time but besides thag ur doing great bro keep it up😁👍
Had a great time watching the video! I never realized the “Well I am tired” line had so much weight to it until this video. I’ve enjoyed Peter B. Parker already but your video gave me a better reason to love the character and the movie even more! Great Job!
An amazing commentary! Definitely made me appreciate the film so much more...and it was a relief to meet other who have also been feeling burned out and saw something of hope in Peter B. Parker
"I hate school" holy shit i can relate as someone who comes from a school thats very racist and i cant do anything about it o relate so much to this peter parker i feel his pain of being so tired after your whole life comes crashing down.
Hey man, it seems like you’re going through some shit at school, so I hope you can stay as safe and happy as possible
@@ThatOneDoesntCount ayyee thanks my guy
I came to the point where I don't even see school as a stepping ladder, I see it as my obstacle, an enemy that wants me to suicide, and im not gonna let it win.
@@BladeOfMiquella240 same boat as you it doesn't seem like its there to help me towards a better future... it feels more like it's trying to ruin it
@@papajohn3632 Hey man never give up, we'll go through this nigthmare together, we're not alone.
This was on my recommended this afternoon.
What a remarkable breakdown of Johnson's Spiderman. Easily earned my sub.
I'd really, really love a future live-action Spiderverse to give him a role or cameo at least. He's the GOAT for me too.
This video is the best I've seen in a while and it also came at the right time for me. Thank you for taking the time to make this quality content
The editing on this is just perfection and compliments your points even more
Peter is usually 14 when he starts being Spider-Man.
So since he’s been doing this for 22 years that means he’s 36 years old.
Can you blame Peter B Parker for acting the way he does, no.
Also I agree high school sucks. And in all honesty it all revolves around one reason for me.
The fact that the one thing school teaches all of us, even those who skip almost every day of school, is that failure is a bad thing. That’s so not true, we are human beings we are not perfect failure is the only way we can learn from our mistakes. But school screams it in all our faces.
There’s more problems then that but everyone who goes to school, school tries to unintentionally or intentionally teach us this fake information.
That’s why I hate the school system so much, it tells with every beating it gives us that failure is a bad thing.
I’m not saying that failure is a good thing but it definitely isn’t a bad thing.
I think Peter started when he was 16. The Peter in Miles' universe said that he was Spider-Man for 10 years, and the news of his death said that he was 26 at the time. So I assumed that Peter B. started at 16, so he's 38 and even older
@@ericd4542 any case scenario he was way to young to take up that responsibility.
And yet he still did, despite eventually becoming well aware being spider man ruined his non spider man part of his life.
I would say failure is necessarily a bad thing but it CAN be a bad thing.
I love this movie as so many people love different things about it. It’s great to see other people having personal connections to the movie with out nostalgia for it barley even setting in.
What a great video. Brought a tear to my eye dude. You deserve thousands and thousands of subscribers.
I resonated so much with that story in the end.
this was a real emotional trip man good job 👍
Funny, I feel so much happiness when someone tells me that their favourite Spider-Man is Toby, Peter B. Parker, Andrew, Spec Spidey Peter or the Ultimate Peter. I only feel kinda dissapointed when I hear the answer is Holland's Peter. For me the only Peter who doesn't carry the great aspects of Peter Parker is that version.
This video almost made me cry, thank you
I’m actually really glad I watched this video. I’ve watched and rewatched the movies and reviews, deep dives, but in most of those they didn’t talk about Peter B. You put whole new perspective and appreciation for the character.
You’re gonna go far. Subscribing from now.
I love how Peter B Parker made fun of superhero movies when Doc Ock and the gigantic dude we're talking and Peter said "Watch this he's gonna say 'you have 24 hours'". And then the gigantic dude said "You have 24 hours", probably my third favorite scene.
His name is Kingpin.
I knew this line stuck out to me . Thanks this was a good vid
Coincidentally your video hit me at the right time in my life. Really fantastic video, great work on it!
I didnt know u had 200 subcribers only. Just subbed
You deserve more subs so you just got one. :) keep up the awesome grind. ❤️ ❤️
Awesome video! Really agree with your analysis. Hope you've been feeling less burnt out, I've dealt with something similar in the past and I know how draining it can be. Keep up the great videos!
Thank u for reminding me of these great inspirational moments, PS keep up the great work man and keep moving forward
he do be spittin str8 facts tho
I’d watch a Netflix series about this Peter Parker
Dude. This made me cry. This movie always makes me cry but just hearing that makes this movie 10x better then what I originally loved about it. This helped so much and I never realized till now
Subbed, this video is fire and hits home. Crazy how influential Spider-Man has been on my life and so many others.
This movie is probably my favourite movie ever.
you got me in my feels
Best video I watched in a while. Thank you for this, man
I've gotta say, sometimes the recommended algorithm is a blessing. Not even a minute in and I already had Hi-Top Films, 24 Frames of Nick, BREADSWORD, and Karsten Runquist vibes. (I watch a lot of video essays if that didn't stand out yet) The way you narrated, your editing style, the way you expressed your thoughts in your writing was all what I enjoy when watching this type of content. I thought you were my age or of those I mentioned above, 19 maybe early-mid twenties but then you straight up said you were 16 and I was astonished. It felt like you've been honing your style for a few years but clearly you have a style and know how to establish it. I love it. Lastly, I couldn't agree more on your reasoning of love for this Spider-man. I feel the same way on just about the whole video which was a joy to watch for a kid who grew up to live and breathe Spider-man even still to this day. I wish you the best in your youtube career if you have the time to pursue it. I look forward to longer videos filled with passion from beginning to end.
It is true this is the most realistic Spider-Man we’ve ever had and I think this is the only Spider-Man that would actually happen in real life.
Great video subscribed
You're a great content creator and I can't wait to see more great videos like this one
Great job mate. this video is really well thought out and put together, keep up the good work man. And as A burnt out 30 something guy I can tell you this... life gets damn hard sometimes and it keeps doing that, but then something happens like you watch a random youtube video on Peter B Parker and gives it you that boost to keep on going just like spidey.
Thanks for this mate, young people like yourself make me hopeful for the future