Spider-Man 2: Nostalgia Critic 

Pizza time

this was nice felt like an og nc episode when you had the good wall. still love the new stuff though

How long do we have to do this

*P I Z Z A T I M E*

3:25 - 3:34 Elizabeth Banks: "I'll survive long enough to be killed in James Gunn's Man of Steel reboot."

@Jacob Underwood probably

Huh never drew that connection. Interesting

Wow, That's Deep

The Icuras ploy also works out since Octavius is a scientist. Scientist always try to push the bounderies of science but sometimes end up trying to play God. It's a very common theme when it comes to movies with scientists.

Dude I think you’re spot on with that comparison.

In _The Critic's Top 10 Dumbest Spider-Man Moments_ he says that Jameson's son would have been utilized better if _he_ became Venom because he's an astronaut so he'd be in space where the Venom symbiote would be, and he'd have a personal vendetta against Pete for allegedly stealing his fiancee.

Rogue the L.I-Princess also maybe he shares similar views as his dad. Making venom see himself as a hero taking down the “menace to society” spider-man

You realize Mahjong's a Chinese solitaire game right?

@@PRdeSO And? It's also a group game anyone can learn.

@@PRdeSO Mahjong also became super popular among older Jewish women back in the day.

asian dude yes

He would brag about his son in the comics

Going to comment exactly that... oh someone already did... +1

He's a caring and proud father

In the comics, it suggested that one of the reasons he hate Spider-Man is because he’s not a true hero like his son...the astronaut. So, yes, he definitely would brag about it any chance he would get.

And in the 90s animated series, his son the astronaut comes back with another black moon rock covered in black goo that turns out to be the symbiote. I honestly thought that they were going to have John do that in Spider-Man 3 but guess not.

Originally they were going to do it. NavySharkz

@@prufan Say whaaaaaat? i legit did not know that.

It's true, there's a ton of deleted scenes that were never included in the film or DVD. Extras were instructed to react to something big in the sky that was crashing down in Central park.

@@prufan Kool.

Amaan Rehman you expect Doug to pay attention?

I wanted Peter to go out with the Ukranian girl when I watched it in the movie theatre lol. A better update to Gwen Stacy than Spider-man 3.

what about elizabeth banks? or is being horny and giving him payments in advance not count as being nice?

Totally agree...shame that he went for MJ, even though he totally had a very cute neighbor girl 😊 Perhaps he was afraid of her father? 😂 (Yet he wasn't afraid of JJJ's wrath about MJ dumping his son for Peter)

@@Treychik my question is why not make 4J the villain in spiderman 3. He'd want to get revenge for peter stealing his fiance and humiliating him at the alter. Heck, he doesn't have to go after peter or spiderman. He could be just targetting MJ like hydroman

That is a good reason, but there's more to it, as written in Issue 10, from March '64. Jameson really sees the goodness and selflessness in Spider-man, and believes he'll never amount to that, and therefore envies Spider-man all the more, out of shame he doesn't see himself as a higher person than Spider-man, who puts his life on the line against foe after foe, while Jameson just scrounges loose change and shakes down his employees to save a penny at his paper. (I feel like at the time of this comic's existence, it was easily some of Stan Lee's best writing, it really holds up, making the stories back then seem timeless now.) And yes, I am well aware there have been changes to Jameson's character over the years, but his disdain for Spider-man has remained the same motivation, even if reasons themselves change.

Let's not forget that Jonah's wife was shot and killed by a masked robber, why he doesn't like masks. He has never had a problem with heroes who don't wear a mask, like the fantastic four

Well that's not explored in the movies. It's like having Batman kill in a movie, and not show why he kills aside from implying Robin died, which only works if you've read the comics- oh wait.

And yet JJJ showed true courage when, while behing threatened by Green Goblin, he protected Peter by concealing his identity. I know NC thought it didn't fit, but to me it showed depth of character.

@@PaxIesus agreed 100%

Spider man 2 is based

@@brandonw6139 holy shit

Doug: Rob? Rob: You knew this was coming Dougie! (i know he should probably just say Doug but Dougie makes him sound crazy doesnt it?)

@@jareththegoblinking3191 best way to end the spider-month

The fact that there are currently 4 Norm of the North movies with a 5th one being made right now is sad.

Jordan Carpenter FIVE MOVIES, *HOW-AND-WHY?!?*

@@jordancarpenter6816 if they wanted to waste money so bad why not just burn it?!

The MCU totally understands it.

@@nolandavis1129 MCU yes. Amazing Spiderman, not so much.

@@nolandavis1129 Not at all. MCU Peter has way too much going for him and given to him.

@Donald Smith that happens in the comics , so it doesn't bother me.

Donald Smith that’s because Raimi is far more comic accurate

In the Critic's defense it could very easily be taken as a bad introduction to an admittedly useless character

There were originally supposed to be 6 Spider-Man films. In Spider-Man 3 you can even see the skeleton of a lizard in the background of Dr. Connors lab. He would have been a tremendous Lizard, especially with 2+ films of build up. Now you just made me sad thinking about it. :(

@@resikin really? Cause from what I heard sam raimi was only gonna do 4 spider-man movies, but I did also heard that that if spider-man 4 was successful, then maybe 2 more sequels will be up to question.

@@SaperBossTv That's what I meant lol. Which is why I said "originally supposed to" as that was the plan.

Thing is, they end Spider-Man 3 with questions like "What happened with Connors and that piece of the symbiote?"

I don’t know why Raimi was so intent on Sandman when he had Lizard set up RIGHT THERE

that and even if he figures it out, he will still say "Rent?" and "no Rent no Stay"

@@ianr.navahuber2195 I can't really blame him if he says that as all of the publicized heroes in the MCU should be loaded with cash.

How about SuperHero's and SuperVillians sharing his boarding house

@@ianr.navahuber2195 *"YOU'LL GET YOUR RENT WHEN YOU FIX THIS DAMN DOOR!!"*

Would make for some great comedy too lol XD

Lol

Lmao

Movies with friends *You* have chosen death...

It's time to DUEL

Get Mr Aziz to fire him

😂

comic books are weird like that

@@Technotoadnotafrog And we love them for that.

Exactly what Chris said. This is one of the most important scenes in the movie. I wrote this a few years in response to a similar complaint and I stand by it completely today: This scene was never meant to introduce Ursula as a secondary love interest or to serve an abandoned side-plot. It’s self-contained and important. This is about Peter Parker, the person, receiving a simple, unexpected act of human kindness. Not Spiderman, the hero. Not as payment or thanks, but simply because a sweet girl thought he might like a piece of cake. Smartly, it’s never expounded upon further, but the implication is clear. The gesture crystallizes Peter’s thoughts: if you CAN do good, then you SHOULD do good. Whether that’s saving the city from a madman or bringing a piece of cake to the boy next door because he’s seemed down lately. Peter’s heart would always be Mary Jane’s, but at that moment Ursula had the audience. We loved her because she was doing what we couldn’t. Peter has sacrificed and fought. He deserves to have everything he wants. A piece of cake and a quiet moment may have been the very least that could be done, yet it was exactly what was needed. The movie would reinforce the theme in the following scenes with Aunt May and Spider-Man’s selfless rescue of the commuter train, but never would it be boiled down so simply and beautifully as this.

I always thought that Ursula was way better for Peter Parker than Mary Jane Watson anyway. I mean giving Peter that cake and milk while a friendly gesture was an attempt on Ursula's part to become more than just friends and everytime I see that scene I'm rooting for Peter and Ursula to get together. Because let's face it in SpiderMan 3 Mary Jane is kind of a BITCH at at least Peter has the excuseof being corrupted by VENOM. WTH is Mary Jane's excuse🤔

I always liked the scene but some yrs ago it hit me different upon a rewatch. I was at a real low my first yr living in a certain country. As I was walking to a private lesson (I teach) I was just sort of hunched over walking like everything was on my shoulders and a random child ran a little bit ahead of his dad and the child said so sweetly "hello" and somehow that made me smile and his dad noticed and smiled too. I happened to've rewatch this movie a little after that by coincidence and this cake scene made me feel even better

And in the third one we have Ursula feeding him cake while he acts bratty over the phone. It's strange how simple humble scenes get deflated by later call backs.😞

@@blackmagician7645 I still like SpiderMan 3. While it's far from a good movie I still enjoy watching it because it'sa fun ride. Except for the scenes where Peter Parker dances out of the blue that's still just a whole new level of WTF on it's own. The biggest problem with SpiderMan 3 was that it introduced way to many Super Villians. Harry Osborne as The New Green Goblin seeking revenge against Peter for killing his father would have been enough. Introducing another Villian like say Venom still could've worked because while Peter is fighting Harry Venom is slowly corrupting him trying to get Peter to kill Harry and crossover to The DarkSide. But adding The SandMan as the guy who really killed Uncle Ben and than establish that it was a total accident was just stupid and giving him a daughter who's terminally ill and a vengeful ex-wife so we can sympathise with him was even stupider. Don't get me wrong I love The SandMan and I love SpiderMan 3 regardless of it's flaws. But adding The SandMan was just superfluous

Yeah, not gonna lie, kinda disappointed it wasn't covered.

Fucking love that scene

Well it was recovered for the Spider-Man 2.1 version.

What- I remember seeing it as a kid every time I watched the movie..?

@@grimes558 That's because you had Spider-Man 2.1 on DVD instead of the theatrical cut.

YES! I always thought that!

in the animated show hes the one who brings the symbiote to earth if i remember correctly

Doug actually brings that up in his Top 11 Dumbest Spider Man moments video

And Venom did go after Mary Jane. So, it makes sense.

She is still alive. I thought she died a long time agon. Damn.

@@Safersephiroth777 tbf the raimi trilogy did start in the early 2000s so you saying that you thought she died is actually not surprising considering how old she is.

@@SaperBossTv Yeah some people just live a long life. I mean almost 20 years have passed since the first movie

I don't believe you. I will not look it up.

@@isheetfromaswhole3657 that's fair

I didn't know that.

Seriously?

Already knew that.

Perfect. But also perfect was the way it was used in this video. I laughed all the times he said "my son, the astronaut".

Supposedly, he discredited Spider-Man because he took attention away from his son...

@@ultragodzillafan In JJ's eyes, he sees people like astronauts (like his son), firefighters, ect. as the real heroes, not the people in masks that he sees as dangerous viligantes.

Whatever, I am sad Reimi Spiderman never gave us Jameson's son turning into a werewolf or Star God and really giving us an epic battle for Spiderman. Yes, both of those things I mentioned are real, I am not making it up.

I actually like how he treats in in the 90s cartoon. "You must be so proud" "Why? I'm not the one doing anything"

That would be a pretty funny show

I should try writing a fanfic to that effect. Lol!

Yes I want this too I'll give up my kidneys for it

Technically, TASM2 didn't end in a funeral. It had a funeral near the end, but it ended with the rhino fight.

@@doomy_mcdoomerson Technically, Spider-Man 3 didn't end in a funeral either

Kevin McCanney Spider-Man 3 not TASM 3

@@ayushshah2103 r/wooosh

Spider-Man 3: *ahem* dance scene *ahem*

Why fight you? You are absolutely right

And thank GOD they didn't pushed the Ice Cube JJ. I don't want another well-established character blackwashed so willy nilly.

Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft Matt Damon as Jason Bourne The early 2000s brought us some GREAT casting decisions, it's a shame not all movies worked out nicely

I won't

Except for downy jr. As iron man.

Werewolf By Night is a different character, I think. John Jameson was Man-Wolf.

@@Magitek1112 you are correct! I mis remembered that tidbit of info. Thank you!

FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT

"and he's also the reason that the venom symbiote appears." Not in the comics, only in the 90's cartoon. Though when this movie first came out I figured that in the third movie they were going to go the cartoon route and have Jameson's son be the one to bring back the symbiote since I knew there was no way they were going to be able to do the Secret Wars. Unfortunately the third movie didn't go the comics or the cartoon route and instead had a meteor just happen to land right next to Peter making it so that him being a superhero had nothing to do with him coming into contact with the symbiote as well as making Captain Jameson's appearance in this movie pretty much pointless.

@Carlos Lopez-Ortega I so hope Bully Maguire from Aldo Jones’s videos appears in a post credit scene!

@Carlos Lopez-Ortega I was wondering wether critic would amake a joke about Doctor Strange existing in the Raimiverse or that Raimi would be directing Doctor Strange 2, he chose the latter

Yeah it was meant to show a moment of modesty and humanity for peter. The film is better for having it.

Plus the landlord's daughter has way more chemistry with Peter that what he has with MJ

@@daboi8734 fr

Me too. Bruce Campbell is a legend man.

geardog24 yeah

At least Jake Gyllenhaal did a fine job as Mysterio.

Legoking 616 pity Spider-Man far from home was garbage and didn’t do Mysterio any justice. Jake was good though

Just Stop shutup

@My name is Irrelevant FACTS!!

@My name is Irrelevant Why are you and Jerehmia ganging up on brett? The dude is right. Comedy is dead because lame virgins laugh at breathing. Just take a look at those fucking dreadful and cringeworthy "nobody" memes 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Kids are such wastes of ressources and sperm nowadays

@@extraterrestrialhorse9722 Ok boomer.

I remember when my mom do the same... And no one come

@brett linthicum Ok? Nobody cares

Mathew The Canadian 🎶 THEY’RE FORMING IN A STRAIGHT LINE...BLITZKRIEG BOP! 🎶

Scotia’s Channel oh god

@F O You need to be reminded of the word "context" instead.

@F O This. The MCU movies are only made for cheap laughs. The Raimi movies had so much heart and drama to them. Even TASM2 had more heart than Iron Boy Far From Home.

And John Malkovich as Vulture

At least the mcu was kind enough to include them in their Spider-Man films maybe not the actors we wanted but that’s better than nothing

Bruce is a gem, he'd totally nail it

Yeah, but Raimi couldn't make his script ideas work combined with pressure from Sony's deadline, Sony couldn't move the deadline any further or else they would lose the film rights to Spider-Man because of inactivity.

I Would Like To Get Spider-Man 4 And 5 In Another Timeline, And Bring It To This Timeline.

Fun Fact: Peter Parker never once scratched his nut sack in the comics...

@Zane Drake Ron Burgundy: Well that escalated quickly. 🤣

@Caleb Mayfield The best part is that this isn't even a joke, this legitimately happened.

@Caleb Mayfield To be honest, it's basically average levels of insane for comics. There was also that story where Peter turned into a actual giant spider with eight eyes and started eating criminals. And that twist they did where Peter turned out to be a human reincarnation of a god of spiders. Which they later retconned as only a possibility. The comics are just _crazy_ in general.

I mean.... the comic version of Spider-Man 2?

a werewolf? That's...really dumb...

@@emilandersen2195 If it makes it any better he became a werewolf because of a jewel from another dimension he found while on the moon. Still dumb sure but it's a backstory that at least makes use of him being an astronaut where as in this movie him being an astronaut served no real purpose to the story.

Honestly I wish he was Eddie Brock then he could have a grudge against Peter setting up Spider-Man 3

Damn it I was about to comment that.

*the best meme to this day*

-Pizza Parker

“Butterfingers” - Otto Octavius

Silliest missions in the video game of the movie. Which we had on the GameCube. And one of the best games tied into a movie since GoldenEye.

I mean people still look up to and respect astronauts. Like a lot. And if all American soldiers are referred to as heroes (rightly or wrongly) then astronauts surely also fall into that catagory

It ties in with his hate towards Spiderman. Jamerson is a guy who believes heroes are every day people. Not people who hide behind masks

I also liked that line, its concise. The alternatives suggested seem a lot worse.

I like the line and delivery of it, it sounds like something JJ would say but I agree with NC on the fact that his son's introduction was pointless, he was nothing more than plot device and rather than using it to delve into what everyone keeps bringing up here in the comments (his hatred towards masked vigilantes versus true heroes like his son) his son is used instead like a prop to throw yet another conflict in Peter's face. It probably would have helped had they tossed a few references around about his son (being an astronaut) in the first movie, because at least then it'd be a callback that finally played out. The throwaway reference in Venom had more meaning, especially now that we know JJJ is in the MCU. Because at least there he was actually being an astronaut in the movie instead of just arm candy for a two-timing whiny brat.

I think I read that dramatic "NOOOoooo"s actually existed before 2004.

And Lucas didn’t do it as good.

But didn't Luke already do the "Noooooo!" Line years before?

As does Gwen in the third movie, somewhat.... so pretty much every female character his age who isn't Mary Jane fits him better

No, MJ is perfect

Shots fired

Peter and Mary Jane had more chemistry in Into The Spider-Verse than in the Raimi Trilogy and they were divorced. Also were only on screen together for like a minute throughout the whole movie.

Yeah, octopi would probably rule the world if they lived longer than two years.

We have genetic engineering to fix that... >:}

I will eat my shorts if someone uploaded a clip of that to youtube

+Sean Sullivan A family picture

YOU'LL GET YOUR RENT WHEN YOU FIX THIS DAMN DOOR

I don't know, the first thing coming to my mind is something more of The Venture Bros.

Eww

The Suite Life of Bruce and Peter

If I had a son who's an astronaut, I wouldn't even call him by name, it would be like "Oh hey Astronaut"

let's just hope your son the astronaut has more meaning and development to the story of your life than this guy did in this movie. Honestly I keep flashing back to big bang theory episodes where Howard did nothing but boast about going to space and being an astronaut. Yea sure he went to space so technically is is one, but ultimately the experience had like zero impact on his life, just like JJJ's son had on this movie.

They need to stop the demon, the talking pyramid

LMAO

@Kevin McCanney u needa chill

You misspelled *The internet jackass

Comedian? Really

@Caleb Mayfield I think he was trying to suggest that instead of a comedian, Doug/NC is a "jackass." I find him funny, though, so I'll stick with internet comedian.

It's common etiquette to start a speech with a joke or light hearted anecdote.

I'm stupid. Until I read the joke I didn't get it. I might use that one next time I have to make a speech it's actually pretty funny.

That’s my favorite joke in the movie.

It would have been better if he said I can't find the rubber band and just throws a bunch of twenties in the air..

@@Bonesph Yo but at that point he couldn't keep them Jacksons for himself

13:52 😂😂😂

Yeah, definitely a bone chilling scene. I never watched any horror movie until I was an adult, so when I saw this as a kid I was entirely clenched in anxiousness, but I loved that scene. It had so much impact on me in the right way to advance the story. It isn't scary just to be scary. It gave me the darth vadar raid scene vibe from rogue one but better.

I only wish that the viciousness of the AI carried on later as maybe the arms killed people or did things that perhaps doc oc did not necessarily agree with which would have made the scene where he takes back control of the arms even more powerful.

@@zionsgates3873 So, basically, your reaction was Patrick's laugh at the end of the SpongeBob episode "The Secret Box"?

Should have been Bruce Campbell as the lead surgeon with the chainsaw

TheReccher all the fucking time

It's normal to brag about your kids or anyone close to you who has accomplished something great.

zach foster yes it’s very normal as far as being common, but i always find it obnoxious. There is a tacit game of one upsmanship going that turns me off. My son did so and so. Well my daughter did so and so. It’s a play for attention and status. Truly confident people don’t feel the need to volunteer info like that.

Kairu Hakubi lol fair enough.

I agree with you but also with NC because it was a pointless introduction. Yeah he's proud, but his son is pointless, he's there for no reason other than to bring even more conflict. He's an astronaut but does nothing at all in the movie to justify such pride. So yeah JJJ saying it how he did was great and on point for his character but overall it falls flat because the son is a flat character.

Seriously I have no idea why he nit picked on that one line so much it fits perfectly into Jamesons personality of course he would boast about how successful his son is right off the bat.

Fails to see where Jameson viewss his son as a "real" hero...shocker

Raimi wasn’t fired, he couldn’t come up with a plot for Spider-Man 4 that he gave up and the studio decided to reboot instead. Either way it’s still Arad’s fault.

@@theKK_spideyfans they gave his a really unreasonable deadline and he only had a rough draft

@@theKK_spideyfans He was working on the plot. He was taking his time to develop it, he wasn't fast enough for Sony who needed it to be done right away, so he was let go...fired from it

No, Sony gave him the best deadline they could give him because they couldn't have the deadline be moved any further or else they would lose the film rights to Spider-Man due to inactivity. Basically, both Raimi and Sony were in a position where continuing the film series wasn't possible.

Plus in the comic, Jameson's son is kinda, indirectly the reason why JJJ put so much effort into painting Spidey as a menace after he rescued Jameson Jr from his malfunctioning space capsule which JJJ saw as stealing his son's thunder.

Cause it is

@@giorgiocartier9012 Obviously.

Exactly. How many times have we heard someone say "My son, the doctor." Also, what the hell was wrong with that actress' line when she sees the web and calls out to Spiderman?! I watched it three times and thought it was fine.

@@MandleRoss my son he's a doctor yes 😁

@@MandleRoss Yeah but that wasn't just "someone". It was J Jonah Jameson lol. It honestly sounds like something he would say

Really is this true?

Bruce Campbell was suppose to be mysterio in the fourth film and vulture

@@Deadhead-kq4hr I pretty much knew he was supposed to be Mysterio in the fourth movie. Although I'm pretty sure The vulture was going to be played by different actor.

@@dcmarvelcomicfans9458 I don't know how accurate this is, but I think I saw images of him from Spider-Man 3. But I have no idea if it's true or not.

@@Dagenspear Well, I didn't really see him in Spider-Man 3. Unless you're talking about set photos.

Yes, and no. Once or twice, it would be fine. But repeating something gives it importance...and there's no pay-off. Not even an allusion to the symbiote that the younger Jameson is affiliated with, which if they had any intention of the next movie using the symbiote should have been included somewhere as build-up.

@@onijester56 See, I feel like your assessment is shaped by your expectations, by what you expected him to become rather than the role he served here. That's not to say you aren't justified, John's character was completely underutilized, and not just in the sequel, but even in this film his role could've been played by a sack of potatoes, they only used him for smooching and cheating on. On the other hand, Jameson's pride is his defining trait, so there's really no other way he'd react to having an astronaut for a son besides bringing it up at every opportunity. It's no more unnatural than all the times he called Spider-Man a menace.

I could easily hear the Ed Asner Jameson from the '90s cartoon say the same line. It isn't as bad as Doug exaggerates it out to be.

@Haku infinite Were we watching the same movie? They DID work in both. He'd just fired Parker for not having pics of Spider-Man right before he re-hired him to take pictures of his son.

@Haku infinite You're splitting hairs, punishing the film for not being what you expected it to be rather than what it is.

Black suit Spider-Man actually

I would've been biting my own tongue (I do it without noticing)

@@DanArnets1492 pretty much same. The inside of my cheeks are what i bite though, so they would have been shredded

"Whoah, He stole that guy's pizza!!" is still my favorite joke in a Marvel movie.

To be fair EVERY line in this film has spawned countless memes. We'd be here for hours if he made a joke on all of them

Or screaming Peter

The line that began the greatest Rainbow six siege memer's Career

I'm at the Pizza time point now and was just thinking why the didn't he comment on the "Pizza Time" line now.

I never saw it that way, and it's a really cool interpretation when you point it out. Just a single moment of kindness after everyone else walked away from him.

Chris Montgomery kick his ass man

Chris Montgomery same

Ya know.. I'm something of a critic myself.

Grammar Nazi critique: I wouldn't want to critique this movie either.

Hugh hugh hugh hugh hugh

Doesn't feel forced coming from a man like him, especially coming from a man with a newspaper company. Astronauts have that mystique about them, where only the best of the best and very select few make it. There are parents who are very proud of their surgeon/captain/lawyer/judge/sports star child.

You only really understand it when you're the disappointment of the family and your parents always introduce your siblings by their occupation but you get nothing.

eh I can get why it sounds awkward as hell tbh I wouldn't say forced but that part could've used a rewrite

My roomate is Vietnamese and he says that over there, a LOT of people will say:"that s my son, he's a doctor" without the question having ever been asked

@@djkori5521 I feel like that's almost the point though. Like Jameson himself is forcing you to hear about his son, the astronaut.

It also seems very in character for Jameson to act like that. He's arrogant and wants everyone to know how great his son is. I'm not surprised Doug isn't able to understand this.

@@snmcfadden Thats because people complain about the Corny moments in Spiderman movies but let's face it, live action super films are going to to be restrictive in some way in the early 2000's. Thats way spectacular Spiderman is a big deal because it's animated.

My Doug the reviewer

Don’t they tie him into Venom in the third movie, or is that Spectacular Spider-Man and the Venom movie?

Jesse Hecht C.R.E.A.T.I.V.E. I believe your thinking of the Fox Kids cartoon, Jameson’s shuttle brings back the samples they found which was the symbiot and it crashes the shuttle.

Donald Kim they've tied Venom and John in almost all versions. The only time they did the werewolf thing was in Spiderman Unlimited and Ultimate Spiderman series. Though they never went further then an Easter egg.

renji90998 ah OK, not familiar with all those but in the original comic continuity the character wasn’t included in the origin.

Niceness_of_Gemini, it would have been cool as fuck if Spider-Man had to save John Jameson from his space capsule like he did in the first issue of Amazing Spider-Man which could have carried the alien symbiote to Earth, but NOPE, we got what we got in Spider-Man 3.

I just watched the cast commentary a few days ago and *it is Tobey’s brothers* not cousins

@@iamanonymous7019 Oh, my mistake, my mind's a little messed up, I was pretty sure they were his cousins. I really should re-read the film's IMDB trivia.

Would highly recommend the blu-ray for anyone who’s a fan of this trilogy, the cast commentaries are incredible and the special features are very fascinating

Ock's smile just completes that line.

Do it!

Ooh a sequel trilogy reference, those are rare!

Do you think you got him?

"Everyone?" "EVERYONE!"

hihellogoodday not that rare