No joke this goes down in history as one of the coolest mostly-practical effects in a movie ever. This floors me. So incredible to see this amount of effort and it really, really shows in the final product.
These puppeteers gave arms that have no faces emotions, and made me believe in those emotions based on what Doc Ock was feeling as well even when they seemingly disagreed with him. No words, no eyebrows, just sound effects and technology.
They had quasi mouths, like when he said "He's right" about Peter saying he should destroy the reactor, one of the arms is open in such a way that it looks like it's open mouth scowling at him
that’s crazy when that producer was like “yea we threw in that dr strange reference because approximately 20 years from now we’ll do a multiversal crossover with a huge franchise, i can’t go into details but it’s sick af”
@@wilburdemitel8468 there's a scene in Spiderman 2 where the Daily Bugle are thinking up of names to call Dr. Otto Octavius and Hoffman suggests "Dr. Strange" to which Jameson responds "No that one's taken". A small reference to the rest of the MCU.
As a kid it broke my heart that Doc Ock died at the end of this movie, and the ending of this BTS segment gave me hope that somehow, he'd turn out okay. Twenty years later the man is coming back like nothing ever happened.
To this day I can't get over how amazing the claw design on the tentacles is. What's so cool about them is they have multiple joints so they can make little claws if they are partially closed.
I have a one problem for Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and that problem was why did Stan Lee and Steve Ditko not create female super heroine version of spiderman and that female superheroine version of spiderwoman's character alter ego name was peteri parker and made peteri parker was wife of peter parker/spiderman and first and last true love interest of peter parker/spiderman in Marvel Comics
Disappointing to realize that if we ever see Doc Ock in live-action again, those arms are going to be completely digital. This was the last of its kind. Even Spidey 3 was consumed by digital effects.
Venom can definitely be done with a MIX of digital and practical effects, but it seems like filmmakers just default to digital. Imagine it working like the way the Xenomorph was done in the original Alien and Aliens. Sandman is definitely a digital character though haha
@@qt4090 Yeah...he could easily be done practical with a suit and the head CG'd on. Similar to how the Iron Man movie used small parts of a real suit (head, chest, gloves) then used CG for the rest of the suit.
@@Webshooters1 Agreed while I like Jurassic world,something for me looks of about the CGI for the dinosaurs.Hell even The MCU Spiderman movies has alot of CGI.Always question sometimes why some people think that MCU Spiderman movies are the best spiderman movies ever.Are they paid by Disney? Or they can't accept criticism for MCU Spiderman movies?
Whenever anyone says "How on earth can Raimis films compete to the MCU?" I show them the DVD commentaries for Spider-Man 1 and this one for 2. Because we will never get Spider-Man like this ever again.
Movie projects are very interesting to look at. When you see the final product on screen it's like this movie looks like it came from another universe, but when you actually see the development process it's easy to start identifying the practical areas where the developers are simply using their hands to move stuff around.
Without an exaggeration, this is one of the best (if not the best) movie costume I’ve ever seen. I have been hooked to it as soon as I saw a poster featuring it. That evil, crimson socket, that heavy, biomechanical, well, mechanics!
“Readers and audiences build up a feeling for the characters, heroes or villains, and it’s always fun to see them again.” Stan Lee True statement as evidence of Alfred molinas return to the character
There's something about a team of expert craftsmen coming together like this to solve complex problems, experiment, innovate and practice until they nail what they were trying to accomplish. This was mind-blowing to see what they were able to achieve here.
Seeing doc ock playing the piano with the tentacles in Spiderman 2 would have been cool. Perhaps a longer dialogue between him and Harry, and he sits down and plays, or stands lol.
"Audience build up a feeling to the characters, heroes or villains. So it's always fun to see them again." We hear you, Stan! We are in 2021, and we listen to you!
Now I want a compilation of scenes where the tentacles are legitimately appearing on screen. I can pretty much draw the line, but never can fully distinguish it piece by piece. Puppeteers did a fantastic job making it organic.
I love how effortless Stan Lee's creative process is, he just thinks up a name for a character in two seconds then he's already mapped out their motivations and everything, rip legend
I am excited to see Alfred Molina return as Doc Ock, but without Raimi and the rest of this team I fear the performance just won't have the same emotions.
Sam Raimi was confirmed to be brought into the production as an advisor for the characters he previously handled, which is a good sign, we just don’t know to what extent his influence went in.
It's so curious how at the end Stan Lee And Joe Quesada talk about them not wanting to kill a good supervillain to being able to use it again or finding out they weren't really gone only to discover them appear in a future story some time later... And it's just AMAZING how this words get SO MUCH resonance now that after 17 years we are seing this amazing villain as Doc Ock is being part of the new spiderman movie. So freaking excited!! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Sadly this is one of the last few movies we’ll get with that much effort put into using practical effects and puppeteers. Every once in a while we get a film like that but not as much effort used here. Pretty much knew they were gonna use full cgi for the arms in “No Way Home”
Interestingly enough, I worked with Aaron Sculley when I was in college shooting a promo video for the theatre department. He told me about how he was surrounded by Raimi, the costume designer, the production designer, and the conceptual artists while wearing those big black tubes. He also liked to say that he was the original Doc Ock. 😄
RIP Stan Lee, our childhoods would not have been the same without him, every last person here has spent countless hours as a kid dressed like Spider-man trying to shoot spiderwebs.
that’s exactly what i think about too! there’s so many things we don’t know about, as far as technological advances go. if i were a scientist watching this particular video, i’d be brainstorming how to actually make something like that become reality. this movie came out in 2004… 17 years later and i truly believe this is well within human capabilities now
@@kirkreviews7774 I know for SURE the design of them is _slightly_ altered from what I can tell in the No Way Home trailer. The junction between the actual “claw” and the arm section itself looks... different. I revisited Spider-Man 2 to confirm this. It was only the first trailer so for all we know they could still be touching up the design, and it’s not to say they were never cgi with Raimi in SOME scenes, eg when they’re all tussling and writhing around like snakes during the hospital scene as that kind of movement fluidity just couldn’t be achieved with puppetry. But yeah, I have a gut feeling with all the stuff they are trying to do with No Way Home, they just simply haven’t had the time to go the painstaking route and use practical like they were the first time round. It was an arduous process to achieve what they did with Spider-Man 2 with up to 16 puppeteers controlling them all, so it was a pretty tall order. Only time will tell.
@@LifeOfRyyes I know he used CG for some scenes and it's normal but most of the scenes were just realistic to look at. I agree with the time. They don't have enough time to do all that stuff since MCU is all about moving on the next movie or phase especially with the changes that we got right now. 4 movies and 6 tv shows in a year is a lot to work with. Unlike before, Sam Raimi is doing his thing and focused on making a good story rather than thinking about the whole franchise and being in a hurry because of the deadlines. Although Spider-Man 3 did not end up that well because of Sony's greediness and interference, I still highly respect his craft and him as a director. I'm excited for the NWH and for Doctor Strange 2, but yes, we will never see this type of practicality in any SuperHero movies in terms of story telling again.
@@kirkreviews7774 you’re spot on with all that. It’s a shame that craftsmanship gets compromised because of interference from studios or financial issues etc, whatever the reason is. Sam Raimi cemented his legacy as a filmmaker with his Spidey trilogy and Doc Ock is an absolute marvel to watch (no pun intended). I THINK I’ve heard - and I don’t know how true this is - that Raimi has had SOME kind of input or involvement in No Way Home. Considering it’s some of his characters returning I would expect that. But I could be mistaken. I’m thrilled that he’s helming MoM as that is directly linked to NWH, so it stands to reason he has had some kind of involvement, one way or another. I PRAY Jon Watts doesn’t sully Willem Dafoe’s Goblin, Alfred Molina’s Ock and the rest of the villains. I don’t know how I feel about Homecoming and Far From Home, but perhaps that’s down to it being the MCU take which is cuddly and cute, compared to Raimi’s which was raw and brutal (final fight at end of first movie is prime example: no music, brutal fight choreography, dark ending).
god some of those tests of the movement with 2 or 3 puppeteers per tentacle were really spectacular far less practical, but very very organic - particularly 13:18
@@athan640 lol I get that. I do hope Marvel goes back to its roots. To be honest, the last time the Iron Man suit looked amazing was Iron Man 1 when they built practical suits.
I like that unlike many archenemies Doc Ock isn’t really obsessed with Spider-Man. Unlike joker, green goblin, or Loki, Doc Ock wants Spider-Man out of the way and to sort of get on with his life.
If you noticed in the Spiderman - No Way Home trailer, Doc Ock emerges from the Hudson River, where we saw him descending into at the end of Spiderman 2. Nice touch!
Can we talk about the amazing soundtrack of Doc Ock in this movie? I'm going to be so angry if they dont reuse the original soundtracks of these villains in NWH
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No joke this goes down in history as one of the coolest mostly-practical effects in a movie ever. This floors me. So incredible to see this amount of effort and it really, really shows in the final product.
I couldn't agree more!
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"Heroes or Villains, It's always fun to see them again"
-Stan Lee
After almost 2 decades, No Way Home lives up to this quote.
Hello Peter
Genuinely did not think anyone else came here after the trailer
@@JayJrP i was recommended this
@@JayJrP i was recommended this
Indeed
These puppeteers gave arms that have no faces emotions, and made me believe in those emotions based on what Doc Ock was feeling as well even when they seemingly disagreed with him. No words, no eyebrows, just sound effects and technology.
Ramiro Belmares yep
Those arms had more emotions than Kristen Stewart in Twilight.
They had quasi mouths, like when he said "He's right" about Peter saying he should destroy the reactor, one of the arms is open in such a way that it looks like it's open mouth scowling at him
"Spider-Man is the geek gone good, Doc Ock is the geek gone bad." ...this quote, man.
More like nerds gone good and bad.
…that quote, man.
that’s crazy when that producer was like “yea we threw in that dr strange reference because approximately 20 years from now we’ll do a multiversal crossover with a huge franchise, i can’t go into details but it’s sick af”
what
@@wilburdemitel8468 there's a scene in Spiderman 2 where the Daily Bugle are thinking up of names to call Dr. Otto Octavius and Hoffman suggests "Dr. Strange" to which Jameson responds "No that one's taken". A small reference to the rest of the MCU.
Also there’s a Bleeker Street address
@@brakapepo Not the MCU, just other Marvel comics. The MCU didn't exist at the time
@@LordVader1094 that's the joke...
Doc ock is my personal favourite spiderman villian
same
Mine is Goblin but Doc Oc is awesome too.
He is very handsome.
My top 5 are:
1. Kingpin
2. Venom
3. Green Goblin
4. Doc Ock
5. Vulture
SAMMMME!
These guys could not have done a better job on otto's character.
Scott Bruckner Agreed!
Scott Bruckner facts
That's why he's back
@@boy2laviste584 You right.
They really could've. I don't understand his character all that much in S-M2, but he could've been done better.
As a kid it broke my heart that Doc Ock died at the end of this movie, and the ending of this BTS segment gave me hope that somehow, he'd turn out okay. Twenty years later the man is coming back like nothing ever happened.
This movie meant everything to me growing up.
Yes I am who I am today because of this movie 🤟🏿
Doc Ock is still the best villain of the Spidey movies by far.
Old Trafford Champions Section "spidey movies" also I never thought doctor doom was properly represented as well in the movies.
Definitely
20:38-21:19 really brings a different meaning now that the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer is out
Yeah that’s what i was thinking 😔
Exactly what I was thinking
Bro I just thought the same thing, was seeing the comments if anyone else thought so too
Yes
My thoughts exactly
What a cool ending, sort of "teasing" a return for Doc Ock. Well, it took 17 years, but it finally happened.
Also, there's Kevin Feige in the credits!
You got that right!😊
To this day I can't get over how amazing the claw design on the tentacles is. What's so cool about them is they have multiple joints so they can make little claws if they are partially closed.
Rest in Peace Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Thank you so much for creating Spider-Man
I have a one problem for Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and that problem was why did Stan Lee and Steve Ditko not create female super heroine version of spiderman and that female superheroine version of spiderwoman's character alter ego name was peteri parker and made peteri parker was wife of peter parker/spiderman and first and last true love interest of peter parker/spiderman in Marvel Comics
@@dhruvasharma478 Why don’t you create Spider women and make it work like how Spider Man Did. You comment is very stupid
Disappointing to realize that if we ever see Doc Ock in live-action again, those arms are going to be completely digital. This was the last of its kind. Even Spidey 3 was consumed by digital effects.
well how else would you do venom and sandman...can't use practical effects for venom
Venom can definitely be done with a MIX of digital and practical effects, but it seems like filmmakers just default to digital. Imagine it working like the way the Xenomorph was done in the original Alien and Aliens. Sandman is definitely a digital character though haha
@@qt4090 Yeah...he could easily be done practical with a suit and the head CG'd on. Similar to how the Iron Man movie used small parts of a real suit (head, chest, gloves) then used CG for the rest of the suit.
Venom in Spider-Man 3 for the most part is made up of practical effects though
They actually were going to use a animatronic venom prop, but I guess they ended up scraping that idea. There is a picture online that you can find.
This should be a reminder to most of the comicbookmovies that no matter how much CGI they use, sometimes is shit compared to practical effects.
Cgi isn't used to show how cool technology is, it is used as a gimmick and a cheap way out
Yes unfortunately but when merged with practical effects like in this movie and Jurassic Park it looks great.
I think they tried to do a Jurassic park movie without practical effects, but it failed unfortunately
Yeah, i feel you. Producers demand more movies and rush directors. They go for easy way for CGI. Even worse they sometime rush CGI.
@@Webshooters1 Agreed while I like Jurassic world,something for me looks of about the CGI for the dinosaurs.Hell even The MCU Spiderman movies has alot of CGI.Always question sometimes why some people think that MCU Spiderman movies are the best spiderman movies ever.Are they paid by Disney? Or they can't accept criticism for MCU Spiderman movies?
Whenever anyone says "How on earth can Raimis films compete to the MCU?" I show them the DVD commentaries for Spider-Man 1 and this one for 2. Because we will never get Spider-Man like this ever again.
Facts!!
and the making of 3 tooo
Apparently Feige wants Raimi to make another Spider-Man project. So who knows, maybe we'll be lucky.
@@goji253 Really? If that’s true i’m so hyped!
I believe they’re doing just that
The practical tentacles were absolutely worth the effort
This level of passion is what was missing in all spiderman movies after this
Yeah, even homecoming just felt like a stepping stone movie
@@traptionist5115 Homecoming was not good, period.
Alfred Molina said it himself! Sam Raimi doesn’t get lost in the special effects but puts the story first
*Spider-Man.
Except Spider verse (but you didn’t knew about this film when you posted that).
Movie projects are very interesting to look at. When you see the final product on screen it's like this movie looks like it came from another universe, but when you actually see the development process it's easy to start identifying the practical areas where the developers are simply using their hands to move stuff around.
A movie is an illusion
+Юра Рыбочкин No, they are real. Otherwise RedBox wouldn't be full of them.
@@adammalkovich187 I think they meant it as a metaphor
Hey Adam, you are back for Dread! :D
20:54 This man is from the future(2022)
I need about 15 years to finally see how the tentacles is made!!
This is crazy, that's why it's look so realistic than any movie these days..
This movie was the end of an era when it comes to extensive practical effects
Without an exaggeration, this is one of the best (if not the best) movie costume I’ve ever seen. I have been hooked to it as soon as I saw a poster featuring it. That evil, crimson socket, that heavy, biomechanical, well, mechanics!
No matter what kind of villain Marvel tries to use, Doc Ock well always be the Greatest Spiderman villain ever!!!
Venom is the Greatest Spiderman villain ever. But not in the movies.
Marvel: Well yes, but actually yes
@Little Orange Delivery Boy Yes.
Doc Ock is by far still the best movie Spider-Man villain to date.
I like kraven better, if kraven the hunter got a movie he'd be a way better villain though.
@@Luuth now they're making one!!
@@Luuth Big doubt
Yeah, so do I!
Factssss
“Readers and audiences build up a feeling for the characters, heroes or villains, and it’s always fun to see them again.” Stan Lee
True statement as evidence of Alfred molinas return to the character
"I will not die a monster!"
You didn't Doc... You didn't.
You got that right!
“It’s always fun to see them again”-Stan lee
2021 here we are
The villain returns 17 years later
It's kinda amazing that the final prop that was used in the movie wasn't a plastic or a foam, it's an actual working metallic animatronic arms
I love that everyone just constantly praises Sam in the Special Features of these movies. Man is a legend.
Stan Lee doesn’t want to kill off Doc Ock. Marvel brings the same character back 2021.
How'd you know this 10 months ago?
20:55 This aged really well, now that hes finally coming back
this is still the greatest superhero movie ever , nothing from today can match it . like Sam Raimi's passion is clearly visible .
Yes, Stan, it will be fun to see Dock Ock again.
Yes Alfred Molina is immensely likeable
There's something about a team of expert craftsmen coming together like this to solve complex problems, experiment, innovate and practice until they nail what they were trying to accomplish. This was mind-blowing to see what they were able to achieve here.
Like Stan the Man said, it's ALWAYS fun to see them again.
20:39 Foreshadowing much? 18 years later and he's back
He predicted the future
I can see why the vfx won an Oscar. Man I really wish more comic book movies would win an Oscar in this category.
Wow I didn’t know Spider-Man 2 won an Oscar.
Seeing doc ock playing the piano with the tentacles in Spiderman 2 would have been cool. Perhaps a longer dialogue between him and Harry, and he sits down and plays, or stands lol.
R.I.P Stan Lee
rent
Ultimate Hedgehog
why not
May he rest in heaven.
And Steve Ditko. Never forget Ditko
"It's always fun to see them again" oh boy yeah
I love how the "flowers" on each arm are incredibly emotive
This is my childhood and definitely cemented Molina as one of my favorite actors.
I love how marvel Spider-Man took heavy inspiration from this
jarred ross I love what they did in that game. You knew ock would be the villain but you still didn’t expect the twist and it was genius
well i bet stan didnt know about no way home, your villains are still alive!!!!!
It's like there was a hidden message in this telling us he was going to come back
I can’t get over how beautiful those practical arms are
"Audience build up a feeling to the characters, heroes or villains. So it's always fun to see them again."
We hear you, Stan! We are in 2021, and we listen to you!
Now I want a compilation of scenes where the tentacles are legitimately appearing on screen. I can pretty much draw the line, but never can fully distinguish it piece by piece. Puppeteers did a fantastic job making it organic.
I love how effortless Stan Lee's creative process is, he just thinks up a name for a character in two seconds then he's already mapped out their motivations and everything, rip legend
That "Dock Ock Lives" couldn't be any more true today since the NWH trailer
Arguably one of the greatest Supervillains in Comic book history 😌
All that work for these tentacles. Amazing :D
Doc Ock with a beard would have been badass
I think he looks better without it
Yea lol
yo
nah
You'll get your bearded doc ock when u fix this damn multiverse!!!!
I mean, the guy in the chair is just one fried neurochip away from actually becoming doc oc.
I love that one of the puppeteers at 16:24 is wearing a spinal tap shirt.
This production team is the best that couldve happen to marvel ever.
Hello, Peter
Stan Lee was a genius in creating characters
I am excited to see Alfred Molina return as Doc Ock, but without Raimi and the rest of this team I fear the performance just won't have the same emotions.
Are you excited now?
@@RonsaRRR oh boy yeah
Sam Raimi was confirmed to be brought into the production as an advisor for the characters he previously handled, which is a good sign, we just don’t know to what extent his influence went in.
20:38 Amazing how from so many years ago, Stan Lee would be the one to hint at Spider-Man Far From Home :)
*No Way Home
@@FreedomExalia yea that
It's so curious how at the end Stan Lee And Joe Quesada talk about them not wanting to kill a good supervillain to being able to use it again or finding out they weren't really gone only to discover them appear in a future story some time later...
And it's just AMAZING how this words get SO MUCH resonance now that after 17 years we are seing this amazing villain as Doc Ock is being part of the new spiderman movie.
So freaking excited!! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Sadly this is one of the last few movies we’ll get with that much effort put into using practical effects and puppeteers. Every once in a while we get a film like that but not as much effort used here. Pretty much knew they were gonna use full cgi for the arms in “No Way Home”
Exactly They even CG Nick Fury's gun in the hotel scene
You’re goddamn right 😔
Interestingly enough, I worked with Aaron Sculley when I was in college shooting a promo video for the theatre department. He told me about how he was surrounded by Raimi, the costume designer, the production designer, and the conceptual artists while wearing those big black tubes. He also liked to say that he was the original Doc Ock. 😄
21:27 Doc Ock Lives!
Doc Ock will return in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
And here we are in 2021 and Doc Ock is returning, so the ending of this documentary hits home.
RIP Stan Lee, our childhoods would not have been the same without him, every last person here has spent countless hours as a kid dressed like Spider-man trying to shoot spiderwebs.
Back when movie making wasn’t just a business to make money :(
Seeing the animatronics always made me wonder that since they can make stuff like this for a movie, why can’t we do it in real life??
Do you want 15 people moving the thing?
a friend of thinks the answer is simple. money. it sadly makes the world go 'round way too much.
Because we don't have Spider-Man to stand against when it goes rogue
that’s exactly what i think about too! there’s so many things we don’t know about, as far as technological advances go. if i were a scientist watching this particular video, i’d be brainstorming how to actually make something like that become reality. this movie came out in 2004… 17 years later and i truly believe this is well within human capabilities now
You would need a source of power and those arms would weigh a lot, I think they said in the video that they weighed around 100 pounds
I just know Jon Watts will cut corners and use entirely CGI tentacles for No Way Home.
This comment aged well. In the No Way Home trailer, The tentacles looks thinner this time and yeah you can really tell it's cgi.
@@kirkreviews7774 I know for SURE the design of them is _slightly_ altered from what I can tell in the No Way Home trailer. The junction between the actual “claw” and the arm section itself looks... different. I revisited Spider-Man 2 to confirm this.
It was only the first trailer so for all we know they could still be touching up the design, and it’s not to say they were never cgi with Raimi in SOME scenes, eg when they’re all tussling and writhing around like snakes during the hospital scene as that kind of movement fluidity just couldn’t be achieved with puppetry.
But yeah, I have a gut feeling with all the stuff they are trying to do with No Way Home, they just simply haven’t had the time to go the painstaking route and use practical like they were the first time round. It was an arduous process to achieve what they did with Spider-Man 2 with up to 16 puppeteers controlling them all, so it was a pretty tall order.
Only time will tell.
@@LifeOfRyyes I know he used CG for some scenes and it's normal but most of the scenes were just realistic to look at. I agree with the time. They don't have enough time to do all that stuff since MCU is all about moving on the next movie or phase especially with the changes that we got right now. 4 movies and 6 tv shows in a year is a lot to work with. Unlike before, Sam Raimi is doing his thing and focused on making a good story rather than thinking about the whole franchise and being in a hurry because of the deadlines. Although Spider-Man 3 did not end up that well because of Sony's greediness and interference, I still highly respect his craft and him as a director. I'm excited for the NWH and for Doctor Strange 2, but yes, we will never see this type of practicality in any SuperHero movies in terms of story telling again.
@@kirkreviews7774 you’re spot on with all that. It’s a shame that craftsmanship gets compromised because of interference from studios or financial issues etc, whatever the reason is.
Sam Raimi cemented his legacy as a filmmaker with his Spidey trilogy and Doc Ock is an absolute marvel to watch (no pun intended). I THINK I’ve heard - and I don’t know how true this is - that Raimi has had SOME kind of input or involvement in No Way Home. Considering it’s some of his characters returning I would expect that. But I could be mistaken. I’m thrilled that he’s helming MoM as that is directly linked to NWH, so it stands to reason he has had some kind of involvement, one way or another.
I PRAY Jon Watts doesn’t sully Willem Dafoe’s Goblin, Alfred Molina’s Ock and the rest of the villains. I don’t know how I feel about Homecoming and Far From Home, but perhaps that’s down to it being the MCU take which is cuddly and cute, compared to Raimi’s which was raw and brutal (final fight at end of first movie is prime example: no music, brutal fight choreography, dark ending).
Doesn't bother me
Back when practical effects and CGI worked together
Doc ock was always my favorite spider man villain.. really second behind Joker for all time villain.
What a dedication of each person.. Hat's off..
Now days movies like just CGI stuff.
god some of those tests of the movement with 2 or 3 puppeteers per tentacle were really spectacular
far less practical, but very very organic - particularly 13:18
Doc Ock's arms were way ahead of their time in this movie
I love that the claws are practical. I hope that they keep this in No Way Home
even spider-man's suit is cgi, even doc oc himself is cgi in No Way Home
@@athan640 lol I get that. I do hope Marvel goes back to its roots. To be honest, the last time the Iron Man suit looked amazing was Iron Man 1 when they built practical suits.
Spoiler: they won’t
"death flower" is the coolest name for the tentacles claws lol
It was incredible to see him on the big screen once again
Yes Stan
It is always fun to see them again.
It's not everyday you get the visual FX supervisor for the Star Wars Trilogy to make Spider-Man. John Dykatras a legend and rightly so.
20:55 well well well that has aged well
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣The future is crazy ain't it lol
How much of it do you want to be CGI?
MCU: yes.
That’s pretty shit
Damn...watching that last bit now almost feels like foreshadowing.
Wish they still made movies like this.. so burnt out on all the CGI
I hate how now if they bring him back for the movie in 2021 the arms are gonna be digital
Pretty much called it
And now we are gonna see him again! So excited!
I like that unlike many archenemies Doc Ock isn’t really obsessed with Spider-Man. Unlike joker, green goblin, or Loki, Doc Ock wants Spider-Man out of the way and to sort of get on with his life.
If you noticed in the Spiderman - No Way Home trailer, Doc Ock emerges from the Hudson River, where we saw him descending into at the end of Spiderman 2. Nice touch!
@21:21 The perfect ending to this behind the scenes, considering the wonderful news that Alfred Molina is back.
Alfred did a fantastic job playing as Doc Ock
Damn the prosthetic arms are so lit af
What an absolutely incredible production that must have been.
That Montage of the Tentacles grabbing/doing stuff was immensely satisfying
Can we talk about the amazing soundtrack of Doc Ock in this movie? I'm going to be so angry if they dont reuse the original soundtracks of these villains in NWH
The best Spider-man film ever ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
21:26 holy shit they tried to tell us lmao