SPIDER-MAN 2 (2004) - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING 

My wife voiced a character in Horton Hears A Who

@@joshuajackson3986 ok…cool

@@joshuajackson3986 no one asked

@@joshuajackson3986 That's badass dude

@@tailsknuxfan101 yes my wife is bad ass you should watch Get Away that's a great film

And fixing doors.

@@genghisgalahad8465 religion, rent, etc.

Spider-man is about Fruit Cake Spider-man 2 is about Pizza time Spider-man 3 ia about Strawberries

I thought 3 was about that Funky Soul

Also getting religion

But she did have experience with wire work. She played Peter Pan in a stage production, so she was used to flying.

Oh boy, yeah

I love Spider-Man 2

Mad adorable and cunningly hilarious at the same time.

She is the one I beg for.

Agreed. That last shot elevates this movie a lot.

It did? I thought it was only nominated

Well deserved

It still looks great for the most part. Well earned.

@@jok86er Where were you? Chasing squirrels? You're fired.

@@AqwDragulum Chief. The Planetarium Party.

And batman begins as well right around this time

@@kaladinstormblessed8470 These three movies are the pillars of what we see in superhero cinema today.

Maybe original X-men?

@@nielcosme Not really. That would be Iron Man. With that said, these movies walked so that Iron Man could run.

@Carterb92 Give X-Men some credit. Without the success of the first X-Men movie, Sony wouldn't have been as supportive of Raimi's Spider-Man.

It's a shame we never got to see Spider-Man 4. We would have seen Vulture and Black Cat. Most of the plot elements got recycled into Homecoming, but still. And all because Avi Arad couldn't respect Raimi's vision for Spider-Man 3.

So real and human and yet it still feels like a comic book, unlike the new Batman movie.

@@vetarlittorf1807 We got No Way Home though.

And the current generation has garbage, so they're clueless to who the _Spiderman_ character even is...

@@malcolmdrake6137 true fans know the genuine article when we see it. We are not influenced by Twitter

@@ninjetti9898 I mean, Tom Holland is not only a great Spiderman, he's an infinitely better person than Tobey Maguire, so... not sure why y'all insist on praising that asshole. I have my problems with the MCU's Spidey - the way he hero worships Tony is fucking ridiculous on every level, both because it feels like Uncle Ben erasure and also because Tony is legitimately a piece of shit who was actually the antagonist in one (at least one) of the films, and that "I'm nothing without the suit" line is just so fucking *STUPID* - but it's not like the 30-year-old high school student Tobey is a flawless Spidey. The Raimi Spiderman duology had some amazing elements, for sure. Kristen Dunst was a great MJ despite being given shitty material; Willem Dafoe is, of course, perfect as Green Goblin; I don't know that there can possibly be a better comic book casting than JK Simmons as J Jonah Jamison (although there may be a few that can tie it - Chris Reeve as Superman; Lane Smith as Perry White in "Lois and Clark"... Dean Cain is, in retrospect, a disgraceful casting choice which makes the tv show hard to rewatch - that, plus it being pretty cheesy; it's old - but Lane Smith was perfect as Perry White). And Cliff Robertson was such an incredible Uncle Ben; a role that doesn't get much screen time but is so important, and he nailed it. Well done. I really would've enjoyed Raimi getting the chance to include Bruce Campbell as Mysterio, to see Raimi make a movie off his own vision rather than being rail-roaded into making the 3rd movie that we got. But, you know... I wish Tobey was a better person. And it also doesn't help that James Franco is a better person than he is an actor.

@@SchulzEricT You’re actually a lot kinder to the Raimi films than I am. To date, I think the first Amazing Spider-Man film is the best Spidey movie to date…although it’s not setting a very high bar.

@@malcolmdrake6137 And there's the miserable Raimi fan.

🤔 hmmm I do those things....I better start rethinking my life 😮

I hate that most reactors have no idea who he is. He makes these cameos because he practically grew up with Sam Raimi. You probably knew that already though.

@@robertmolton6761 No, I just know him from his other work.

@@bigdream_dreambig I got that info from listening to Bruce Campbell on the commentaries for the Evil Dead movies and the series Ash vs. The Evil Dead. He goes more in depth about his career and his history with Raimi. If you're ever able to check those out they're both interesting and hilarious.

Me too 🔥🔥💯💯💯

Can we talk about one positively without having to drag the others in the dirt?

​@@MrSupersonic28 People can like and dislike things and express it. Don't take it personally.

Given that Tobey is by all reports kind of an asshole IRL, I'm constantly amazed by how genuinely warm and heartfelt he comes off in movies. It's impossible to dislike him. If even half of what people say of him is true, he must be one of the best actors on the planet 😂

Imagine having a take this terrible lmao

@@implicitmintjulep Who said they're taking it personally? Kind of seems like you took their comment personally honestly.

I think he didn't fight back because he realized Harry was drunk.

​​@@vetarlittorf1807 Would Peter fight back if Harry wasn't drunk?

Ha! Yeah, she is a cutie.

Hobgoblin.

that's a bit dramatic. he just wanted to achieve his dream

I'm extremely existed as well. JK

@@robertmolton6761 hahahaha Good one 😂 I just edited it when I noticed the error 😂😂😂

@@danysekai88 I really hate to say it, but it's actually spelled excited. Close enough 👍

I've never heard that phrase before. If you're going to talk about a quote, you should use the actual quote: "With great power comes great responsibility."