He is. His death inspired Peter to use his powers for good and fight crime. He doesn't let a single criminal get away because last time he did it resulted in the death of his loved one. And he lives by "With great power, comes great responsibility"
This scene got me all teared up as a kid, when Peter refuses to take Ben's hand and you see the look on Ben's face it's heartbreaking. Possibly the best scene in the entire trilogy.
Exactly and when I heard Spider-Man 3 was coming out. I was like "'maybe we'll have a scene where Peter actually takes his hand this time !" But didn't happen,
Aldair Reynoso Somewhat, metaphorically, it happened, by Peter returning as Spider-Man, fighting bad guys. And, in Spider-man 3, by Peter relentlessly looking for Ben's killer, finding him and beating him.
I think this is just hands down my favorite scene in a movie ever. I never cry during a movie, but the first time I saw this I was really shaken. When Peter declined Ben's hand, it felt like a slap in the face of emotion and I wasnt expecting how honest and REAL it felt. Dissapointing someone you care about when you tried your best is gut wrenching. This scene was gut wrenching.
RileyVanderpost This feels like a Nolan Batman movies. Nolan's Batman Rami's Spiderman had great casting, acting, soundtrack, emotions. Not your typical superhero movies.
I honestly start crying every time I see this scene. It shows how miserable and desperate Peter is, his internal conflict of wanting to live out his dreams and have the normal life he always wanted as opposed to being Spider-Man. He can't fully be with MJ as Spider-Man because he knows it will eventually put her life in danger. Him talking to Uncle Ben was essentially his sub-conscious. It shows the impact his uncle's death had on him and that he still hasn't fully recovered from it. I think we've all been there. Wanting to have a normal life and pursue our dreams yet there's always some aspect of our identity that limits us from this. When uncle Ben asks Peter to take his hand I lose it. "I am Spider-Man no more." This isn't just an action-packed superhero movie. This movie had a ton of genuine heart and soul and that's why it will always be the greatest superhero movie of all time. This movie is honestly a masterpiece.
this is the best scene of the entire trilogy. Peter is saying life is hard enough, being spider man just adds so much more weight to his shoulders. handling the responsibilities of adulthood Is one thing, but the responsibility of being a hero is something I can't fathom. this scene also defined the theme of the trilogy, a young man growing up in an impossible situation and how he deals with it
Matches Malone Also he's just a kid, no one could ever imagine some 20 year old being this Incredible hero who has saved a city from a goblin terrorist, a mad scientist who wanted to prove the world wrong, a mutated escaped convict, and a douchebag who gets an alien symbiote attached to him. Peter has had a crazy teenage/adult life.
DeusPlutonix Well said. MCU and DCEU have tried to do a similar thing but nothing beats the Sam Raimi, Nolan movies. They focused well on the individual character. However, Daredevil has done well with their characters imo.
I would say DC focused on the humanity of Superman in Man of Steel and BvS. Was refreshing to see his struggles as a human, rather than being perfect from the beginning, he reacted like human while being aware of what he can do, he went through experience to become the real Superman we will see in JL.
KL H Na, Henry Cavill is boring and has no charisma. Should have picked a different actor. And the utterly dark approach doesn't fit him. But if they had a better actor, maybe the execution would have been better
I love how Uncle Ben says “Peter, all the times we talked about…” as in saying Peter frequently visits the last time him and his Uncle Ben last spoke and uses it to talk to him, in his mind. Really brings a different layer to his character, symbolizing his entire struggles and how he views his Uncle Ben as his safe space, even if in the final moments, he nearly shunned him away. The love between these two is unreal.
Man this movie dealt with inner conflict so poetically. Peter wasn't just stressed out by his inability to participate in normal life. Here Peter also felt he was betraying Uncle Ben's promise and spirit if he gave up. Thats just heartbreaking.
In the comics it was way worse. The citizens freakin hated his ass for no reason in the comics. Always throwing stuff at him, cursing at him, calling him prejudice names like menace and monster. When the whole time he is trying to protect they ungrateful asses from these crazy phsyco villains and criminals. And his peter parker life was still messed up as well. Peter's a better dude than me I would have given these people the holy finger and kept on movin with my life. Yeah the movie only captured one aspect of his torture life. He has it way more rougher in the comics
@@trpoihgg Lmao I love dat, one of the main reasons I love this movie is because its real. He has to choose between responsibilty, or being happy. Even in one of the scenes peter asks himself “Am I not supposed to be happy?” It makes you ask the question, if you had super powers, would you take on the burden and responsibility of being the protector of your city, or is the task for too great for you own well being? Deep shit.
You can't tell how much the score brings up the sincerity with those characters. Tobey Maguire and Cliff Robertson's performance is an iconic masterpiece!
Benny Fair fax facts. Then people wanna comment shit like "Your garbage keep sucking off on nostalgia" and then i look at spiderman homecoming scene when ned gets caught
Tom Holland and Homecoming are both perfect in the context of the MCU, but a Spider-Man story like this with Tom Holland would've been greatly appreciated.
Those last 20 seconds were so powerful , Peter quiting as Spider-Man while the epic music of danny elfman is playing. This is what makes Spider-man 2 so perfect. making the character not like a perfect being, but with the problems that a regular person could have and watch how he faces that with epic soundtracks like this.
@@derrellstaten948 Not sure if u say specifically about this but No way home has moments like this, especially about the core of being spider-man/peter parker
@@Elloignika I think no way home is trying to steer into the direction of peter having real life problems, like a normal spider-man. So far, the home series has mostly just been a big joke that makes people laugh instead of feel for the characters. But you see at the end of NWH, peter loses aunt may, his brothers, his girlfriend and his best and only friend dont even know he exists anymore they cant remember him, peter has to go off and live on his own in a shitty apartment. I think the home series will make a come back, if they play their cards right.
Ro Tyler this is something that all peters have misinterpreted in :“with great power there must also come great responsibility”.Uncle Ben didn’t mean that you had to sacrifice so much of your life to fulfill a duty,sometimes sure but never to the extreme peter has done. During spider-verse a version of Uncle Ben explained this to the main Peter but he still continues to drag himself through hell “for the greater good”
I like the symbolism of this scene. Not only was this the last time Peter and Uncle Ben talked to each other before the latter's death but with Ben in the driver's seat and Peter in the passenger seat it represents how Uncle Ben's dreams have driven Peter's life so much that he wants to live his own life and be the driver.
Wow! Ive actually had dreams of this. Before i use to have dreams where i was either in the backseat or side of a car with either no driver or unknown driver. Makes perfect sense
There's something mature and emotionally heavy about the Raimi Trilogy that I haven't seen in any other superhero movie other than the Dark Knight Trilogy. Both are without a doubt, some of the best pieces of cinematic art.
That’s because both of the directors were passionate about the characters and didn’t just make films about them for the sake of making films about them. They were made with genuine heart, emotion, and care, unlike the other films about the characters which are just step downs with the same name attached to grab cash.
Danny Elfman is one of the greatest composers of all time. For the reboot, Marvel Studios should just use the fuck it adjustment and have Elfman come back with his original theme.
+spideralexandre2099 idk if that could work. Spiderman was kinda timeless with its assortment but an MCU Spiderman with all its hectic avengers world won't function as well. Its a completely different take on the character, heck the kids 15. I was hoping for maybe the theme song from spectacular spiderman...
This scene works so well because you witness a young individual who’s just had enough. He’s at the weakest point of his life and he’s reached his breaking point. You can see the look in his eyes, he’s giving up. It’s almost a look of defeat because he just wants a life of his own and he no longer wants to do what he was meant to do. Tobey Maguire’s performance is so surreal, you feel so much sympathy for Peter Parker and all the things he goes through you can actually relate to at least one of his struggles if not all. Great Scene.
I watch this scene now, I start tearing up, because it's Peter basically giving up, he's lost his powers I know but it's sad how quickly he gives up and loses faith in himself.
How he tearfully said by refusing to take his hand and accept his promise: "No uncle Ben, I'm just Peter Parker (his normal self) and I'm Spiderman (superhero) no more, no more 😢💔 It really broke me down into tears while watching this scene back at the age of 25, because he gave up and losed his faith for who he truely is and where he stands for as a lovely superhero. You can see that Peter had losed all his powers, his uncle, his abillities and his girlfriend (MJ). It gave him much depression and pressure. And a matter of fact he was not fully recovered from his uncle who got accidently killed. This is a very wonderful scene that showed how very desperate he was in life and decided to move on with his very normal life while cutting himself off from the public. It's recognizable and okay to take a break for example on "social media" what people or celebrities do. To recover from their own trauma's or anything that affect their life.
In times where i am at my lowest, this scene pops up in my head. It's so weak, it's so vulnerable, you can really feel how peter has absolutely given up and is done. Something about it just speaks to me heavily.
MusaAzimee both have great morals to teach about doing the right thing and responsibility wolverine kills people that deserve it and would never harm an innocent person Spider-Man uses his powers to help people even at the cost of his own life
***** My Top 5: 5. Harrys Death 4. This scene 3. Taking the original Suit out of the suitcase 2. Doc Ocks first conversation with his arms 1. Aunt Mays Speech
+MindCreep I agree with your ranking, though I'd swap Harry's death for the scene where Peter told MJ he's committed to her in Spider man 2. Peter is pleading to her then he says "punch me I bleed" to no avail. that's what's great about this movie, nothing went Peter's way even when he was doing the right thing.
My top 5 5. When goblin is about to kill Peter until he mentions MJ, making Peter furious and giving him the strength he needed to defeat the goblin. 4. The scene where Peter stops the train as well as the fight preceding it. It shows how powerful spidey is and how he will stop at nothing to keep fighting for the greater good. The way he stopped the train really showed his capabilities and how he puts his all into his fights. 3. When aunt may gives Peter the speech about what it means to be a hero. Inspiring him to obtain the strength he needs to defeat Ock and get back MJ. 2. This scene Peter dreams of talking to Uncle Ben and tells him that he can no longer bare being Spider-Man and that its just too much for him. "No, Uncle Ben, I'm just Peter Parker...I am Spider-Man no more." This scene makes me cry literally every time I watch it. Extraordinarily beautiful scene and phenomenal acting. 1. The entire ending of Spider-Man 2. Harry finding out his best friend is the person he hates most, as well as Peter saving MJ and finally convincing Doc Ock of the error of his ways and how we sometimes have to give up the things we want most...even our dreams. It shows how much humanity Octavius had, and how the circumstances surrounding his wife's death pushed him over the edge. Also afterward when MJ ditches the wedding to be with Peter. Peter finally gets everything he ever wanted. He gets to love MJ and be with her unconditionally now that she knows his identity. That final swing across Manhattan at the end of the movie with that awesome score playing makes me tear up. It's an absolutely beautiful ending to an incredible masterpiece of a movie.
So in spite of all the Comic-Con announcements today, I'm here re-watching this scene knowing how none of these new superhero movies will ever compare to Spider-man 2. We'll never get something this revolutionary with such a visionary genius behind the lens. It's depressing we'll never get this level of greatness again.
Well said my friend. Spiderman 2 is, in my opinion, the best comic book movie ever and this scene is just so inspirational to us all. Thank you spiderman 2. you have been the essence to my childhood!
What makes this scene even sadder is that it takes place in Uncle Ben's car. The last place where Peter and Uncle Ben talked. Although that was probably intentional.
It’s not his fault though. It’s the MCU that holds him back from being great. Tobey had the amazing Sam Raimi who understands the character better than marvel themselves. No Way Home was great, though.
Brings me the childhood memories back, I don't care if people criticize about the Rami trilogy, Tobey Maguire as Spiderman, Tobey Maguire spiderman will always have a special place in my heart, even though Marvel got it back, Tobey will always be Spiderman
troy ortiz there are plenty of moments, When Cap visits Peggy in the hospital, When The German doctor gives the power speech to Steve Rogers, there is soo much, you just dont pay attention lol
@@homelesssloth5626 The more I think about this movie and what it says, the more I think this is just flat out my favorite movie. I seriously think it's life changing.
Combustible I think in the fire scene it displays to him his need to be Spider-Man, and realising the suit never meant anything, he was truly Spider-Man on the inside, the suit didn’t mean anything, it was just a way to hide his identity.
It always broke my heart when Peter didn't take Uncle Ben's hand. The look of disappointment and hurt that Uncle Ben has and the sense of pain Peter has when he says "No Uncle Ben...I'm just Peter Parker. I'm Spider Man...no more." Always gets to me
When I was a kid I loved this movie the least out of the 3 because I thought it was “boring”. Now that I’m an adult & rewatch it, it’s actually so beautiful. I’ve had my struggles in life and some identity crises, and seeing this scene brought me to tears. Best Spider-Man movie period (besides NWH of course)
This escene is priceless, the way they have a similar scene as in 1 but with elements to exalt it, the white background to symbolize the sun or conscious mind, uncle Ben reminding him his values and asking him to take his hand like Adam and God in Michelangelo, showing how the contact of God is within reach but only if the man is willing to have it, and Peter broken from the weight of those ideals.
This scene....... Is arguably the best in the film, seeing his inner conflict (uncle ben) telling him that he has a gift when Peter thinks its a curse is a sign of stress and PTSD from thinking about his dead uncle and when you think about that, that really makes this scene a lot sadder. And the thing that struck me most by this scene is the look on his face before he throws the suit away, it's like he's throwing away himself and it's sad, but the question is who is he really throwing away?
I'm gonna catch a lot of flack for saying this, but part of me wishes Peter had given up being Spider-Man for good. To me, this scene symbolizes him finally moving on and freeing himself of the guilt he feels for Uncle Ben's death. Don't get me wrong: Spider-Man is one of my all-time favorite heroes, but the guy's been through so much. If anyone deserves to live a happy life, it's him.
+Kyle Hughley But Peter's motivations behind being Spider-Man don't stem from a sense of guilt, but from a sense of responsibility. It's not about atoning for his failure to save Uncle Ben, as much as it's about him learning a lesson and applying to his life.
+ruvelf I agree with you, but I think it's more of a combination of both his guilt and moral of responsibility. I think at first in his career, Peter chooses to do what he does as a way to atone for his failure to save Uncle Ben, but I think as he grew up and matured it became more about being responsible and putting others before himself.
bashbro1able I actually would say that isn't the case because it's implied that Peter learns a lesson of "great power" and "great responsibility" right after Uncle Ben dies. If he didn't learn that lesson right then, it kinda undermines the whole narrative.
ruvelf Yeah, I know, I'm not denying that he learned that with great power there must also come great responsibility, but I don't think it really sunk in as being a true aspect of him as a person until a little bit later. The guilt is obviously still there when he says it's "All his fault" at the end of Amazing Fantasy #15 when Uncle Ben died, and I think that guilt is what drives him to become a superhero to make up for it. But over time, I think putting people before himself and sacrificing his personal life to do the right thing became something that became an integral part of his character rather than just a moral obligation stemming from guilt, and I think that shift happens somewhere around Amazing #50 with the Spider-Man No More storyline. But it's all just up to interpretation.
Personally I think the best part about this scene is just how heartbreakingly deep it really is. Because the feeling of always trying to live up to high expectations. Can always feel so isolating and stressful. Trying so hard to always be on the right path. Even if it means sacrificing yourself and your dreams.
Loved this movie so much when I was younger, watched it over and over again; same with the first one. Noticing the sadness between the first two, it always hits me home. My father died back in 2007 and these movies stick harder to me than before. Makes me want to cry sometimes, since I rarely can or do so in the first place. Just that "no more" part always gets me, gives me that feeling of giving up... shows the power that movies really give you, the emotions they inspire. Sam Raimi is a genius!
Cliff Robertson’s performance in these movies (imo at least) is overlooked, he just does such a good job at making you feel emotional with every line he says
Such an emotional and powerful scene. IMO this is the greatest superhero film of all time and one of the most inspiring movies ever made. Thank you Sam Raimi for giving us the best spider man films, all 3 are great!
The way this movie hits once you're at his age. I used to be frustrated with this movie as a kid because of all the slow and human scenes, now i can't help but understand and cry when i see this.
I recently rewatched this movie. Now I remember why I loved Spider-Man as a kid. The recent movies they have made are no way near this. I have given up on marvel a long time ago. There where so many good movies back then but this was one of my favourites. Here Peter Parker feels more human and generally kind as a person, setting a good example for us to follow. Sure he makes mistakes, but al least he learns from them. The two other actors just don’t cut it. Too awkward trying too be cocky and cool. Especially in the amazing Spider-Man.
this could have been an extremely corny moment, like really a flashback in white? But no the genius actually pulled it off, this such a heartfelt scene.
I don't love these SpiderMan movies just because of all the action scenes but because the story in this one actually had heart and wisdom to teach for generations and to me Toby Maguire will always be my favorite interpretation of both Peter Parker and SpiderMan.
This scene and the aunt may speech about what is to be a true hero....''“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 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 '' are the ones that makes this movie the best spiderman movie ever!....besides a very good super hero movie..it is a beautiful movie..that did teach me since I was little that no matter how hard life can be... I have a hero in myself that always makes me do the right thing''
I just realize in the 2.1 version, they added a dialogue right after Pete's line, "I'm in love with Mary Jane", he says, "You know I understand, but I thought you learned the true meaning of courage". Why'd they had to cut that?
this scene really makes us understand that no hero has a easy life they have their own problems in their personal life trying to live two different lives this scene explains why spider man 2 is the best spider man movie and tobey is the best peter parker
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HiTop Films this scene outclasses all of homecoming lol
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Sam Raimi's Triolgy actaully made Uncle Ben seem as if he is the most important character in spidermans life.
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He is. His death inspired Peter to use his powers for good and fight crime. He doesn't let a single criminal get away because last time he did it resulted in the death of his loved one. And he lives by "With great power, comes great responsibility"
Caius Ballad um that's because he is if you've read all the Spider-Man comics
Because he is
Spider Man 1 Obtaining Power
Spider Man 2 Neglecting Power
Spider Man 3 Abusing Power
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This scene got me all teared up as a kid, when Peter refuses to take Ben's hand and you see the look on Ben's face it's heartbreaking.
Possibly the best scene in the entire trilogy.
Exactly and when I heard Spider-Man 3 was coming out. I was like "'maybe we'll have a scene where Peter actually takes his hand this time !" But didn't happen,
Aldair Reynoso Somewhat, metaphorically, it happened, by Peter returning as Spider-Man, fighting bad guys. And, in Spider-man 3, by Peter relentlessly looking for Ben's killer, finding him and beating him.
I think this is just hands down my favorite scene in a movie ever. I never cry during a movie, but the first time I saw this I was really shaken. When Peter declined Ben's hand, it felt like a slap in the face of emotion and I wasnt expecting how honest and REAL it felt. Dissapointing someone you care about when you tried your best is gut wrenching. This scene was gut wrenching.
also Aunt May's speech is damn powerful
In some ways this scene is easier to take in than the similar scene in the first episode. Yet in other ways it hurts more.
This isn't just a superhero movie, its an actual film with great acting/writing/music/etc.
RileyVanderpost This feels like a Nolan Batman movies. Nolan's Batman Rami's Spiderman had great casting, acting, soundtrack, emotions. Not your typical superhero movies.
Mojo Khan Exactly!
Thats why Spider-Man 2 and Dark Knight are the best superhero movies
@@ayushshah2103 Let's give X-Men 2 that same credit as well!
rloul1 eh maybe. It’s a solid watch but I think Logan of all X-men movies should be up there with Spider-Man 2 and Dark Knight
I honestly start crying every time I see this scene. It shows how miserable and desperate Peter is, his internal conflict of wanting to live out his dreams and have the normal life he always wanted as opposed to being Spider-Man. He can't fully be with MJ as Spider-Man because he knows it will eventually put her life in danger. Him talking to Uncle Ben was essentially his sub-conscious. It shows the impact his uncle's death had on him and that he still hasn't fully recovered from it. I think we've all been there. Wanting to have a normal life and pursue our dreams yet there's always some aspect of our identity that limits us from this. When uncle Ben asks Peter to take his hand I lose it. "I am Spider-Man no more." This isn't just an action-packed superhero movie. This movie had a ton of genuine heart and soul and that's why it will always be the greatest superhero movie of all time. This movie is honestly a masterpiece.
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this is the best scene of the entire trilogy. Peter is saying life is hard enough, being spider man just adds so much more weight to his shoulders. handling the responsibilities of adulthood Is one thing, but the responsibility of being a hero is something I can't fathom. this scene also defined the theme of the trilogy, a young man growing up in an impossible situation and how he deals with it
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well said bro!
Matches Malone Also he's just a kid, no one could ever imagine some 20 year old being this Incredible hero who has saved a city from a goblin terrorist, a mad scientist who wanted to prove the world wrong, a mutated escaped convict, and a douchebag who gets an alien symbiote attached to him. Peter has had a crazy teenage/adult life.
Now this scene is strange because the actor who played Ben DID pass away in real life and.......Tobey is Spiderman no more.
That means his powers will come back later then.
Edit: May have predicted no way home 5 years ago…
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If you mean his ability to dance eccentrically then he's always had that.
+MrFreakface999 i heard he died just a day after his birthday too :(
Tobey will always be Spider-Man!ALWAYS!!!
***** yeah
Such a beautiful scene.. Reminds me of my old man.. This is what is missing from Superhero movies these days. The humanity.
DeusPlutonix Well said. MCU and DCEU have tried to do a similar thing but nothing beats the Sam Raimi, Nolan movies. They focused well on the individual character.
However, Daredevil has done well with their characters imo.
I would say DC focused on the humanity of Superman in Man of Steel and BvS. Was refreshing to see his struggles as a human, rather than being perfect from the beginning, he reacted like human while being aware of what he can do, he went through experience to become the real Superman we will see in JL.
KL H Lol those 2 movies were terrible. There was no focus done well to speak of
Rpool 179 Um no, they did an excellent job on Superman's character
KL H Na, Henry Cavill is boring and has no charisma. Should have picked a different actor. And the utterly dark approach doesn't fit him. But if they had a better actor, maybe the execution would have been better
I love how Uncle Ben says “Peter, all the times we talked about…” as in saying Peter frequently visits the last time him and his Uncle Ben last spoke and uses it to talk to him, in his mind. Really brings a different layer to his character, symbolizing his entire struggles and how he views his Uncle Ben as his safe space, even if in the final moments, he nearly shunned him away. The love between these two is unreal.
Very subtle
I don’t think that is the case. The quote you used was referring to when they talked about that while he was still alive.
Cliff Robertson IS UNCLE BEN
Yep
Agreed
Completely agree.
Also agreed! Cliff Robertson was the best actor to portray Uncle Ben. Nobody else can do justice! R.I.P. Cliff. ❤️
Your God damn right, he is.
Man this movie dealt with inner conflict so poetically. Peter wasn't just stressed out by his inability to participate in normal life. Here Peter also felt he was betraying Uncle Ben's promise and spirit if he gave up. Thats just heartbreaking.
In the comics it was way worse. The citizens freakin hated his ass for no reason in the comics. Always throwing stuff at him, cursing at him, calling him prejudice names like menace and monster. When the whole time he is trying to protect they ungrateful asses from these crazy phsyco villains and criminals. And his peter parker life was still messed up as well. Peter's a better dude than me I would have given these people the holy finger and kept on movin with my life. Yeah the movie only captured one aspect of his torture life. He has it way more rougher in the comics
@@trpoihgg Lmao I love dat, one of the main reasons I love this movie is because its real. He has to choose between responsibilty, or being happy. Even in one of the scenes peter asks himself “Am I not supposed to be happy?” It makes you ask the question, if you had super powers, would you take on the burden and responsibility of being the protector of your city, or is the task for too great for you own well being? Deep shit.
@@19ShilohKWell if he won't be the protector of his city then there won't be no Spider Man . So No superhero Story No superhero movies.
I would've wanted a scene where Peter actually takes uncle ben's hand :(
Aldair Reynoso yeah me too
Same
Probably when he starts to become spiderman again, we would see in his inner conscious, he takes his hand
Same
@Fruitty Tutti LOOOOOL!
You can't tell how much the score brings up the sincerity with those characters. Tobey Maguire and Cliff Robertson's performance is an iconic masterpiece!
Best casting and best music.
The greatest scene in the whole trilogy. R.I.P. Cliff Robertson. The best Uncle Ben ever!
The original suit scene from the 3rd film was pretty epic though.
The train scene was also so epic
And also Aunt May's speach scene, Sandman scene
Rip
RIP to the REAL UNCLE BEN !
And people say Homecoming is the best Spiderman movie. SMH
Homecoming was insanely average
agreed
The fight scenes were a let down.
Benny Fair fax facts. Then people wanna comment shit like "Your garbage keep sucking off on nostalgia" and then i look at spiderman homecoming scene when ned gets caught
Tom Holland and Homecoming are both perfect in the context of the MCU, but a Spider-Man story like this with Tom Holland would've been greatly appreciated.
Those last 20 seconds were so powerful , Peter quiting as Spider-Man while the epic music of danny elfman is playing. This is what makes Spider-man 2 so perfect. making the character not like a perfect being, but with the problems that a regular person could have and watch how he faces that with epic soundtracks like this.
Well, that’s why Spider-Man is one of three popular superheroes due to him being imperfect and relatable
this is what's missing from the mcu Spiderman
@@derrellstaten948 Not sure if u say specifically about this but
No way home has moments like this, especially about the core of being spider-man/peter parker
@@Elloignika I think no way home is trying to steer into the direction of peter having real life problems, like a normal spider-man. So far, the home series has mostly just been a big joke that makes people laugh instead of feel for the characters. But you see at the end of NWH, peter loses aunt may, his brothers, his girlfriend and his best and only friend dont even know he exists anymore they cant remember him, peter has to go off and live on his own in a shitty apartment. I think the home series will make a come back, if they play their cards right.
"I'm Spider-Man... No More."
-Peter Parker
Kenyatta Mcclairen wtf
Kenyatta Mcclairen Tobey best Piter Parker
-Jason Statham.
Seflish, cowardly but understandable after what he went through.
Ro Tyler this is something that all peters have misinterpreted in :“with great power there must also come great responsibility”.Uncle Ben didn’t mean that you had to sacrifice so much of your life to fulfill a duty,sometimes sure but never to the extreme peter has done. During spider-verse a version of Uncle Ben explained this to the main Peter but he still continues to drag himself through hell “for the greater good”
I like the symbolism of this scene. Not only was this the last time Peter and Uncle Ben talked to each other before the latter's death but with Ben in the driver's seat and Peter in the passenger seat it represents how Uncle Ben's dreams have driven Peter's life so much that he wants to live his own life and be the driver.
This is such a profound take on a minor detail I overlooked👏🏽
A testament to how even just the placement of the actors can tell a story all on its own
If Peter had stayed a few more minutes in the car with Uncle Ben and not rushed into the wrestling arena.
Wow! Ive actually had dreams of this. Before i use to have dreams where i was either in the backseat or side of a car with either no driver or unknown driver. Makes perfect sense
With great movies comes shitty reboots that no one asked for.
I'm dead oml but very true
This one is so good ! xD
Finally someone understands.... The reboots are just CASHCOWS... People want entertainment... They want money.. Dots connected.
A Nutshell 🤣🤣🤣🤣 truth
No actually everyone asked for MCU Spidey... but not for that shit of TASM
One of the many best scenes that make Spider-Man 2 stand out as one of the greatest superhero films.
Ayy!!!!!!
There's something mature and emotionally heavy about the Raimi Trilogy that I haven't seen in any other superhero movie other than the Dark Knight Trilogy. Both are without a doubt, some of the best pieces of cinematic art.
Raimi and Nolan emphasized Peter's and Bruce's inner turmoil respectively, that's why!
One director and one vision for the character. That’s where most sequels have failed.
That’s because both of the directors were passionate about the characters and didn’t just make films about them for the sake of making films about them. They were made with genuine heart, emotion, and care, unlike the other films about the characters which are just step downs with the same name attached to grab cash.
Not a trilogy, but Batman 2022 was also good. Both Wolverine 2013 and Logan also did a good job exploring Wolverine too.
Hulk 2003 is on the same level IMO
Danny Elfman is one of the greatest composers of all time. For the reboot, Marvel Studios should just use the fuck it adjustment and have Elfman come back with his original theme.
EXACTLY!
EXACTLY!
+spideralexandre2099
idk if that could work. Spiderman was kinda timeless with its assortment but an MCU Spiderman with all its hectic avengers world won't function as well. Its a completely different take on the character, heck the kids 15. I was hoping for maybe the theme song from spectacular spiderman...
spideralexandre2099 do you know what the song is at the end of the video is? name
This video? Um, it's called "Uncle Ben" from the Spider-Man 2 OST.
This scene works so well because you witness a young individual who’s just had enough. He’s at the weakest point of his life and he’s reached his breaking point. You can see the look in his eyes, he’s giving up. It’s almost a look of defeat because he just wants a life of his own and he no longer wants to do what he was meant to do. Tobey Maguire’s performance is so surreal, you feel so much sympathy for Peter Parker and all the things he goes through you can actually relate to at least one of his struggles if not all. Great Scene.
I watch this scene now, I start tearing up, because it's Peter basically giving up, he's lost his powers I know but it's sad how quickly he gives up and loses faith in himself.
TWCOMICS!!! This scene is also sad because it takes place in his car, the last time they talked to eachother.
How he tearfully said by refusing to take his hand and accept his promise: "No uncle Ben, I'm just Peter Parker (his normal self) and I'm Spiderman (superhero)
no more, no more 😢💔
It really broke me down into tears while watching this scene back at the age of 25, because he gave up and losed his faith for who he truely is and where he stands for as a lovely superhero.
You can see that Peter had losed all his powers, his uncle, his abillities and his girlfriend (MJ). It gave him much depression and pressure. And a matter of fact he was not fully recovered from his uncle who got accidently killed.
This is a very wonderful scene that showed how very desperate he was in life and decided to move on with his very normal life while cutting himself off from the public.
It's recognizable and okay to take a break for example on "social media" what people or celebrities do. To recover from their own trauma's or anything that affect their life.
In times where i am at my lowest, this scene pops up in my head. It's so weak, it's so vulnerable, you can really feel how peter has absolutely given up and is done. Something about it just speaks to me heavily.
How r you doing now?
Everything about this scene in a film perspective is just beautiful.
there was a scene like this in batman v superman dawn of justice where superman talks with his dad
Guys, can't we all just agree that Spider-man is awesome no matter what?
wolverine is the best, but spiderman then
MusaAzimee both have great morals to teach about doing the right thing and responsibility wolverine kills people that deserve it and would never harm an innocent person Spider-Man uses his powers to help people even at the cost of his own life
Scenes like this make me laugh when people try to say Holland’s Spider-Man is the best.
Holland is Spider-Boy
Tobey is Spider-"Man"
@@southglare_axe7397 Iron boy*
@@southglare_axe7397 Holland is basically Deku from MHA.
@@gokuisbetterthanvegetalolf9066 perfect description.
Holland is boring
This aged well...
Like wine brother
The Amazing Spider-Man tries way too hard to have emotional depth. They will never come close to having a scene as powerful as this one.
Agreed
those movies can't top this
Tasm films are bunch mess.
and they never did lol
At least they did there best thats all that matters. And yeah i love this trilogy
I’m convinced this is possibly quite arguably the best comic book film ever made
It is
BEST SCENE OF THE TRILOGY...EVER
My top 5 are:
5. Harry's death
4. Removing the black suit/Birth of Venom
3. Birth of Sandman
2. Aunt May speech about heroes
1. Train scene
***** My Top 5:
5. Harrys Death
4. This scene
3. Taking the original Suit out of the suitcase
2. Doc Ocks first conversation with his arms
1. Aunt Mays Speech
***** MindCreep
5. Harry's Death
4. Aunt Mays Speech
3. When he's making the suit
2. Train Fight
1. This
+MindCreep I agree with your ranking, though I'd swap Harry's death for the scene where Peter told MJ he's committed to her in Spider man 2. Peter is pleading to her then he says "punch me I bleed" to no avail.
that's what's great about this movie, nothing went Peter's way even when he was doing the right thing.
My top 5
5. When goblin is about to kill Peter until he mentions MJ, making Peter furious and giving him the strength he needed to defeat the goblin.
4. The scene where Peter stops the train as well as the fight preceding it. It shows how powerful spidey is and how he will stop at nothing to keep fighting for the greater good. The way he stopped the train really showed his capabilities and how he puts his all into his fights.
3. When aunt may gives Peter the speech about what it means to be a hero. Inspiring him to obtain the strength he needs to defeat Ock and get back MJ.
2. This scene Peter dreams of talking to Uncle Ben and tells him that he can no longer bare being Spider-Man and that its just too much for him. "No, Uncle Ben, I'm just Peter Parker...I am Spider-Man no more." This scene makes me cry literally every time I watch it. Extraordinarily beautiful scene and phenomenal acting.
1. The entire ending of Spider-Man 2. Harry finding out his best friend is the person he hates most, as well as Peter saving MJ and finally convincing Doc Ock of the error of his ways and how we sometimes have to give up the things we want most...even our dreams. It shows how much humanity Octavius had, and how the circumstances surrounding his wife's death pushed him over the edge. Also afterward when MJ ditches the wedding to be with Peter. Peter finally gets everything he ever wanted. He gets to love MJ and be with her unconditionally now that she knows his identity. That final swing across Manhattan at the end of the movie with that awesome score playing makes me tear up. It's an absolutely beautiful ending to an incredible masterpiece of a movie.
So in spite of all the Comic-Con announcements today, I'm here re-watching this scene knowing how none of these new superhero movies will ever compare to Spider-man 2. We'll never get something this revolutionary with such a visionary genius behind the lens. It's depressing we'll never get this level of greatness again.
Well said my friend. Spiderman 2 is, in my opinion, the best comic book movie ever and this scene is just so inspirational to us all. Thank you spiderman 2. you have been the essence to my childhood!
Matthew Jess I agree. It's a timeless classic!
This trilogy is an embondement of my childhood
Denisemilanifan Mine too!
Spiderman 2 to be honest is the 2nd best comic book film right next to the dark knight.
What makes this scene even sadder is that it takes place in Uncle Ben's car. The last place where Peter and Uncle Ben talked. Although that was probably intentional.
Oh yeah definitely, it also looks like Peter is wearing the outfit from the first movie too (the grey jacket)
Tom Holland can only dream of ever being this good.
The zoomers pretend that he is lmao.
He's not bad in the new one.
It’s not his fault though. It’s the MCU that holds him back from being great. Tobey had the amazing Sam Raimi who understands the character better than marvel themselves. No Way Home was great, though.
Garfield as well. Their acting is good, but this is the real deal here
Nah he's pretty good imo he's def a close 2nd with tobey 1st ofc
Brings me the childhood memories back, I don't care if people criticize about the Rami trilogy, Tobey Maguire as Spiderman, Tobey Maguire spiderman will always have a special place in my heart, even though Marvel got it back, Tobey will always be Spiderman
Same
Same here
Same
Same here too.
Brooo:;((((
To bad mcu doesn't know how to have scenes like this
Urrrh. Hello! Spiderman's death in Infinity War was the most saddest death scene in comicbook history!!!
Mr. Stark..................................
THE REAL MARY ELIZABETH WINSTEAD a character dying doesn’t mean it’s a deep scene
Is that supposed to be a joke that scene was hilariously terrible the dialogue is awful and it has no impact because he didn’t actually die
troy ortiz there are plenty of moments, When Cap visits Peggy in the hospital, When The German doctor gives the power speech to Steve Rogers, there is soo much, you just dont pay attention lol
This scene is better than the amazing spider man 1 and 2 together ... the music!! please the Music!!, the performance, the quality, the suit ...
Jonatan Dimotta ur apsolute right man
Yep yep agreed 👍👍👍👍
The everything
Definitely the music
Don't forget Homecoming and Far from Home
Idfk how people can say tobeys acting in these movies is bad. They’re definitely smoking crack if they think that. This scene proves otherwise.
What do you expect? This generation likes to prop up terrible things and trash on the good things
@andrewninja92 exactly
“All of the things you’ve been thinking about Peter, make me sad” that hit hard
The most underrated scene in whole Spider-Man movies.
SuperMCMike in the history of superhero films! I think this is the best superhero film i’ve ever seen.
@@homelesssloth5626 The more I think about this movie and what it says, the more I think this is just flat out my favorite movie. I seriously think it's life changing.
@Rayvon Velez or the fire scene when the camera pans to his face when he realizes he can't save everyone, but had he been Spiderman be could've.
also most underrated trilogy ever :(
Combustible I think in the fire scene it displays to him his need to be Spider-Man, and realising the suit never meant anything, he was truly Spider-Man on the inside, the suit didn’t mean anything, it was just a way to hide his identity.
This scene is better than Homecoming when he is trapped in the pile
Yup
@Fruitty Tutti this was more accurate tho
That scene are crap, I just laugh at that.
5 Star
Sam R - The Best Director
Nope
Hell ya. Jon Watts has no fuckin clue!
It always broke my heart when Peter didn't take Uncle Ben's hand. The look of disappointment and hurt that Uncle Ben has and the sense of pain Peter has when he says "No Uncle Ben...I'm just Peter Parker. I'm Spider Man...no more." Always gets to me
Uncle Ben became a force ghost
Toby's reaction to the Spider-Man Reboot. lol
lol!
Fans: Come back Tobey. take our hand
Tobey: No guys, Im just Tobey Maguire. Im Spiderman no more
+Nonof Ya The best Peter Parker
Or the 'Ultimate Spider-Man' cartoon.
That show is so shitty.
I remember seeing this when I was a kid, I was like that is what a hero is. Spiderman.
When I was a kid I loved this movie the least out of the 3 because I thought it was “boring”.
Now that I’m an adult & rewatch it, it’s actually so beautiful. I’ve had my struggles in life and some identity crises, and seeing this scene brought me to tears. Best Spider-Man movie period (besides NWH of course)
Yeah same for me i thought 2 was boring but now this is my favorite and best movie i have ever seen
This escene is priceless, the way they have a similar scene as in 1 but with elements to exalt it, the white background to symbolize the sun or conscious mind, uncle Ben reminding him his values and asking him to take his hand like Adam and God in Michelangelo, showing how the contact of God is within reach but only if the man is willing to have it, and Peter broken from the weight of those ideals.
This scene....... Is arguably the best in the film, seeing his inner conflict (uncle ben) telling him that he has a gift when Peter thinks its a curse is a sign of stress and PTSD from thinking about his dead uncle and when you think about that, that really makes this scene a lot sadder. And the thing that struck me most by this scene is the look on his face before he throws the suit away, it's like he's throwing away himself and it's sad, but the question is who is he really throwing away?
He was throwing away his dreams and what was the right thibg to do because of the pain and low self esteem he had within him.
I miss you grandpa, & I hope you’re in peace.
This scene makes me cry like it did the first time, reminds me of my dad right now. A very powerful scene...
Uncle Ben:Take My Hand Son
Peter Parker:No Uncle Ben I'm Just Peter Parker I'm Spider-Man No More.This Is The Sad Scene Of Spider-Man 2 Trilogy
I'm gonna catch a lot of flack for saying this, but part of me wishes Peter had given up being Spider-Man for good. To me, this scene symbolizes him finally moving on and freeing himself of the guilt he feels for Uncle Ben's death. Don't get me wrong: Spider-Man is one of my all-time favorite heroes, but the guy's been through so much. If anyone deserves to live a happy life, it's him.
+Kyle Hughley But Peter's motivations behind being Spider-Man don't stem from a sense of guilt, but from a sense of responsibility. It's not about atoning for his failure to save Uncle Ben, as much as it's about him learning a lesson and applying to his life.
+ruvelf I agree with you, but I think it's more of a combination of both his guilt and moral of responsibility. I think at first in his career, Peter chooses to do what he does as a way to atone for his failure to save Uncle Ben, but I think as he grew up and matured it became more about being responsible and putting others before himself.
bashbro1able I actually would say that isn't the case because it's implied that Peter learns a lesson of "great power" and "great responsibility" right after Uncle Ben dies. If he didn't learn that lesson right then, it kinda undermines the whole narrative.
ruvelf Yeah, I know, I'm not denying that he learned that with great power there must also come great responsibility, but I don't think it really sunk in as being a true aspect of him as a person until a little bit later. The guilt is obviously still there when he says it's "All his fault" at the end of Amazing Fantasy #15 when Uncle Ben died, and I think that guilt is what drives him to become a superhero to make up for it. But over time, I think putting people before himself and sacrificing his personal life to do the right thing became something that became an integral part of his character rather than just a moral obligation stemming from guilt, and I think that shift happens somewhere around Amazing #50 with the Spider-Man No More storyline. But it's all just up to interpretation.
bashbro1able Yeah, of course.
Uncle Ben was no simp. He was responsible.
he was true sigma with human feelings
@@priyanshukatuwal Remember: With great grindset, comes great sigma.
@@J1283-s1k i hope that doesn't kill you uncle J
Personally I think the best part about this scene is just how heartbreakingly deep it really is. Because the feeling of always trying to live up to high expectations. Can always feel so isolating and stressful. Trying so hard to always be on the right path. Even if it means sacrificing yourself and your dreams.
Loved this movie so much when I was younger, watched it over and over again; same with the first one. Noticing the sadness between the first two, it always hits me home. My father died back in 2007 and these movies stick harder to me than before. Makes me want to cry sometimes, since I rarely can or do so in the first place. Just that "no more" part always gets me, gives me that feeling of giving up... shows the power that movies really give you, the emotions they inspire. Sam Raimi is a genius!
Will never not cry when I watch this. Such a great scene.
I'm sorry but when people were saying homecoming was better than this I had to see for myself, and sure enough it didn't even come close.
Quinlan exactly lol but these kids will never know
Yep, Tom Holland’s Spiderman would have a version of this, with Tony Stark in it, fucking what?
The music in this scene is so heartwrenching, particularly when he decides to give up and throws the suit in the garbage. Powerful.
Who's here after watching HiTop's Incredible Spider-Man 2 video?
Undoubtedly this scene beats all other Spiderman movies, in the Amazing Spider Man No scene he win to that scene in the original trilogy.
The defining moment of the trilogy.
damn..back when filmmakers dazzled us with sheer creativity now its easter eggs lol
Best movie of the spider-man, forever!
Best movie of a superhero forever, period
"All the things you've been thinking about, Peter, make me sad"
Can't you understand? I'm in love with Mary Jane.
@AGuyCalledDis I can't live your dreams anymore. I want a life of my own.
Jared Ruff ”You’ve been given a gift, Peter. With great power, comes great responsibility.
Take my hand, son”
@@eagleman5138 No, Uncle Ben. I'm just Peter Parker. I'm Spider-Man...no more. No more.
No more.
@@jaredruff9823 very sad😢
HiTop secretly had a double identity all this time and we never knew it,just like Spider-Man
I can't believe how sad this scene made me. I love it!
No matter what Tom Holland will do, I will always remember..... Andrew ruined it, but Tobey was always the best Spider-Man.
+Numbskill Agreed!
I guess now you must feel proven wrong by Holland huh?
+The Fly Boy Oh totally. Tom was 100% accurate to the comics.
Numbskill Tom was awesome, but Tobey will always be my Spider-Man.
@@Numbskill in the comics had spidey real powers Tom does not
Cliff Robertson’s performance in these movies (imo at least) is overlooked, he just does such a good job at making you feel emotional with every line he says
The music makes this even better.
this scene is beautiful
When Tobey heard about the reboot
It turned out great
Ashraf Haider The Amazing Spider-Man sucked and it’s a F A C T
@@goratuti1098 first of all the amazing spiderman 1 was ok , second I thought he was talking about the mcu reboot
Ashraf Haider ok, my bad
Such an emotional and powerful scene. IMO this is the greatest superhero film of all time and one of the most inspiring movies ever made. Thank you Sam Raimi for giving us the best spider man films, all 3 are great!
This is balls on a filmmaker.
Spiderman trilogy > Amazing spiderman trilogy > All MCU films x10
+Tragedysirloin Too bad that's the wrong opinion
+Casual DC fan Them's fightn' words
Okay but you're objectively wrong and should feel wrong and ostracized for holding that opinion.
Amazing Spider-Man wasn't a trilogy, and was also hot garbage and a huge disservice to the character.
What a beautiful scene☹️
Now THIS is balls on a director!
Now, that I'm older. I realize that Uncle Ben is not Peter's Uncle. He's his father.
The way this movie hits once you're at his age. I used to be frustrated with this movie as a kid because of all the slow and human scenes, now i can't help but understand and cry when i see this.
I love this movie, its pure heroism and what it means to be a hero
This wasn't on your recomendation, you looked for this
I recently rewatched this movie. Now I remember why I loved Spider-Man as a kid. The recent movies they have made are no way near this. I have given up on marvel a long time ago. There where so many good movies back then but this was one of my favourites. Here Peter Parker feels more human and generally kind as a person, setting a good example for us to follow. Sure he makes mistakes, but al least he learns from them. The two other actors just don’t cut it. Too awkward trying too be cocky and cool. Especially in the amazing Spider-Man.
With great power comes great responsibility..... Goosebumps
MCU Spider-Man : 50% muh suit 50% Mr. Stark
Back to the REAL spider man
this could have been an extremely corny moment, like really a flashback in white? But no the genius actually pulled it off, this such a heartfelt scene.
Its like the beautiful scene of Kings Cross in Deathly Hallows Part 2, where Harry and Dumbledore talk a final time
Its not corny moment in 2000s bro its awesome
"I counted on you to have the courage to take those dreams out into the w-"
"Stop lecturing me, please!"
I don't love these SpiderMan movies just because of all the action scenes but because the story in this one actually had heart and wisdom to teach for generations and to me Toby Maguire will always be my favorite interpretation of both Peter Parker and SpiderMan.
I wish Andrew Garfield was the one who said " I'm Spiderman no more" and then Tobey Maquire came back and continued on with spiderman :)
Can we appreciate the music in this scene? It's beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time
I love this scene so much, as well as the movie.
This scene and the aunt may speech about what is to be a true hero....''“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 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 '' are the ones that makes this movie the best spiderman movie ever!....besides a very good super hero movie..it is a beautiful movie..that did teach me since I was little that no matter how hard life can be... I have a hero in myself that always makes me do the right thing''
This boy has come a long way...
Best Marvel Movie.
Angel Castaneda Agreed
Sanchezz046, Thanks for agreeing.
Angel Castaneda Your welcome😆
Sanchezz046, I'm Spider-Man No More Makes Me Cry.
Angel Castaneda It gives me the chills when he says it
I just realize in the 2.1 version, they added a dialogue right after Pete's line, "I'm in love with Mary Jane", he says, "You know I understand, but I thought you learned the true meaning of courage". Why'd they had to cut that?
i barely saw that 2 days ago!!! there are alot more lines in the 2.1 movie
I grew up watching the trilogy and I'm in my 20's now and I still cry with this scene
Same here
“Take my hand son.” 😢😭
"No Uncle Ben." 😭
this scene really makes us understand that no hero has a easy life they have their own problems in their personal life trying to live two different lives this scene explains why spider man 2 is the best spider man movie and tobey is the best peter parker
I think Peter is visualizing the last conversation he had with his uncle in the first film and figuring out what he could have said.