Spider-Man (2002) - Final Swing Scene - Movie CLIP HD 

This wasn’t CGI. Tobey McGuire actually did this

This scene is perfect. Sam Raimi definitely really understood the character, what a great take on it.

19 years later, and even after watching No Way Home, this scene still gives me chills. Tobey will always be my Spider-Man!!!

Tobey will always be THE Spider-Man to me. What an iconic role.

Using the Raimi suit in Spider-Man PS4: "Who am I? I'm Spider-Man." And I *feel* it.

This scene is so nostalgic 😭👌🏽

This theme is so freaking epic. You can feel the heroism in the end

This is one of the best final scenes the music makes it perfect 😭🙌

This scene was one of my favorite childhood memories, still is.

Saw the No Way Home trailer and now I'm here reminding myself of who's the greatest Spider-Man of all-time.

Yes I came back here after watching spiderman NWH. The MCU can NEVER replicate this. Still one of the best cinematic film that transcend the generic superheroes movies. So proud to be young and alive to experience the first 3 films. What nostalgia. When Tobey spiderman music score played in the background, a deep yearning came from deep within. Something I've missed so long but never knowing what it was. It was so far and out of my grasp. And then I finally realized it. My childhood. My childhood innocence and sense of wonder. When doc asked how Peter was doing and he replied still trying to do better. That was the one scene that was deeply touching for me. Such an honest answer. He did not try to lie or pretend that everything is OK or hide behind a false smile. He answer him just like any other person would. We all strive to be better each day. To do better snd make better decisions. Such a grounded human like answer. Hence the best spiderman/Peter Parker.

The new spider-man movie had an homage to this ending. Choir and everything, it's was so good!

I had waited my whole life to see a Spider-Man movie, finally saw it happen in an amazing way. In my local theater on opening night in 2002, Spidey swings to black out the screen, credits roll, and that sold out audience erupted with applause.

Probably half the cgi budget in this film went into this one sequence and it was so fucking worth it.

No director can match Raimi’s vision when it comes to web swinging. 20 years later, bigger budgets, overusing CGI and still no one can beat what Sam Raimi and his team did in 2002.

I will never forget when my grandpa took me to see this movie a week after it came out RIP grandpa thank you for showing me Spiderman back in 2002

This scene alone is why Spider-Man 2002 is still the best spider-man movie and my favourite film of all time!

This is my favorite movie ending of all time and my favorite Spider-Man of all time.

When he landed right by the American flag and that theme music . Gives me chills all the time

Danny Elfman's score makes me tear up every time ngl

This scene is amazing given the fact that this movie came out about a year after 9/11. And to see Spider-Man land on that flag pole with the American flag flying high is a symbol of strength and hope.

I can't believe they made these effects back in 2002. That final swinging scene looks pitch perfect....

This is the real Spider-Man and the movie that launched the hero movie era. Without this movie there would be no marvel movie series and no hero movie/tv era. This is the movie that made it all possible.

Seeing this in theaters again, I chilled up and got teary eyed lol this is the one scene I remember seeing when I was 7. It was so great to see again on the big sceen

Nobody will ever replace Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man.

I WANT ALL THREE SPIDERMAN DOING THE FINALE SWING TOGETHER. I'M CRYING ALREADY! PLEASE MAKE THIS STOP!!!

He’s back like he never aged 😭 I feel young again

I don't understand why after 19 years the swing looks more realistic than in modern movies. The final swing from the first movie is so incredibly inspirational.

Honestly, people need to give more respect to Sam Raimi's Spider-Man

Tom Holland: SpiderBoy Andrew Garfield: SpiderTeen Tobey Maguire: SpiderMan

I was 4 when this movie came out however seeing it with my dad is quite easily one of the clearest memories I have from my early childhood.That moment will never be relived and never will such a superhero movie, ever again, be made.

The end swing of nwh looks inspired from this, especially at the end where he goes into the camera

It’s been 19 years and this scene is still untouchable

There was no post-credit scene, there were no clues what the sequel would be about, no one knew who the next villain to beat at the time would be, you just kept wanting to see more and imagined what the sequel would be like in your head Everything I mentioned above is what makes this ending legendary and iconic within the superhero genre, more apart from the soundtrack and epic swinging.

after watching no way home.... all i wanna say is... i missed you tobey. welcome back my hero❤️

No matter how old I get and no matter how much time has passed since I've watched this film, I will always get chills watching this scene and getting reminded what it means to be amazing. Spider-man will always be the best super hero ever

The effects here still hold up, and it's one of the coolest moments in movie history

The music is amazing. This whole scene screams 2000s.

This will never not give me chills. Just a perfect movie, a perfect score and a perfect end swing.

This movie is about to be 20 years old next year, and even Kevin Feige knows him self this movie is untouchable.

The final swing is so badass.

Tobey Maguire: "Who am I? I'm Spiderman." Me: You're goddamn right.

Too much nostalgia, this movie marked my childhood Tobey Maguire will always be the best Spider-Man of all time !

I really love how serious, unironic, and textured Sam Raimi's Spider-Man films are. And while I’m not a New Yorker or much of a working class man, I don’t know if there’s a fictional character I identify more with than Spider-Man. It’s truly a testament to how powerful these films are.

18 years later and this scene STILL gives me chills

I remember when I first got this movie on DVD. The main menu was basically this scene on repeat over and over again. Sometimes I would just let it play continuously and then watching the movie after about 10-15 minutes. Good times!

Arguably one of the best endings ever. Music and scene in sync unison.

Seeing this in theaters just recently is wild

Imagine this last swing with Tobey, Andrew, and tom together I would literally cry in tears

I don't care what others tell about this movie, this is a masterpiece.

This is now officially the first MCU movie

Definitely my favorite last swing, and guys we made it! HES IN NO WAY HOME AND ANDREW AS WELL! AND PLUS HIS THEME PLAYS WHEN TALKING TO SANDMAN! 💯💯💯

It's incredible how this scene, made in 2001/2002, has a better CGI than a lot of scenes in the current Spider Man MCU movies.

19 years and this scene still outclasses all the other Spider-Man swings. Toby Maguire is the best Spider-Man, there’s no debating that.

Goddamn, I just- It feels so surreal to have seen him again. He is Spider-Man...

20 years, for this movie, and 60 for the iconic hero, later, this ending truly meant something to us all.

Rami swings: magestic Webb swing: realistic Holland swing: doesn’t feel like he swings much

A beautiful way to end a movie, this alone shows how much Sam really cared for the character he wanted the feel of Spider-Man swinging to feel real. And the music to go with it makes it feel exhilarating and powerful.

All 3 Raimi films are 10/10’s. I said what I said and I will die on this hill

"Who am I? I'm Spider-Man."

0:37 Spider-man’s signature pose

Tobey Maguire is the best spiderman ever. He is our Spiderman. He made our childhood go crazyyyyy...

Watching this again hits different this time, the GOAT is back folks!!!

Many don’t seem to realize, at the time of the movies release, New York was recovering from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This is exactly what New York, America and perhaps the world needed. A hero to watch over the ppl.

Just came here to see the most legendary swinging scene ever... man, Tobey coming back would literally make everyone cry with joy

This final swing was more swinging than Tom Holland did in two movies. Edit: Good gravy almost over 2k likes haha thanks guys 😅

The Real Spider-Man.

Happy 20 years! This movie still holds greatly, and this started my love for superheroes

For me this isn't just a movie it's my childhood

Great scene and a good start to the Weekend!

Kids these day will never understand how impactful this Spider-Man was for us ♥️

just saw this movie in the theater last night for the first (and probably) last time. the chills i got watching this scene on the big screen were crazy. i was born in 2004 so i barely had a chance to watch spider-man 3. seeing my favorite hero AND it being tobey maguire was a dream come true.

0:23 Is the most epic soundtrack placement in the universe

Still the best Spiderman. My grandson loves it to the core.

Sam Raimi just knows how to make Spider-Man badass.

1. Today's kids like Tom Spidey but they don't know who is the real Spidey ever. 2. Some people like Andrew Spidey because of his physique, his unique swinging scenes in TASM but let me tell you he was lucky to get so much technology and more unique swing ideas. I still believe tobey's Spidey was ahead of his time, he is the best Peter Parker, best spiderman of all time, best triology, epic web swinging, iconic soundtracks, etc made Tobey Maguire spiderman the real spiderman! He is our childhood superhero and we all love him as he himself said ' They love me'!

IMAGINE!! This song and scene play out in the ending of no way home???! Boy, I’ll cry in tears of joy by Danny’s score in that moment.

For 2002 movie audiences, this was as impactful as Christopher Reeve flying was for 1978 movie audiences...sadly, we lost this kind of magic.

90's kids had it so good: Lord of The Rings, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Pirates of The Caribbean, X-Men, and Spider-Man

This is the most realistic cgi scene of all spider-man movies. Especially doing this with the technology of 21 years ago is a great success.

Unpopular opinion Tobey is the only real Spiderman.

The Greatest Marvel Character! 👏

The Best Spiderman

Welcome to the MCU Tobey and Andrew.

this scene alone is better than homecoming

The background music is so epic and this swing is looking more natural than homecoming

Please bring back tobey sony/marvel u won’t regret it 😢

One of the most iconic scenes in the mcu

Omg imagine this movie in 2002, the people in theater must be so impressed

What raimi made back then was magic. I can't put to words how much this trilogy means to me. It shaped my childhood and even to this day when I go back to these movies I love them more and more. Becoming older and understanding the themes and ideals of Spider-Man made me relate heavily as a person that is turning into an adult in a few months. These movies taught people that everyone can be a hero. They aspire me to be a better person

Tobey McGuire's Spider-Man will always have special place in my heart.

The epic spiderman..and forever the best

“Hello, Peter”

This Sam raimi Spider-Man is one of my favorite at all the time.This final swing is my favorite.

Like almost everyone else, my first view of the character of Spiderman was through Tobey. My dad first introduced me to those movies and I basically grew up with those characters, and whenever I thought of Spiderman I thought of Tobey Maguire. He taught us humility, selflessness,, and self-control. The perfect hero, and the perfect character; putting aside his personal life, for the greater good. Even when his best friend was killed, he kept being Spiderman. When The Amazing Spiderman came out in 2012, I wasn't so into the Spiderman stuff like before. Nevertheless, my dad, my baby brother and I still went in to see Andrew Garfield and he blew my socks off. He was once again a perfect Spiderman; although very different from Tobey, Andrew taught us how to deal with grief, overcome difficult times, respect oneself as much as others, and most importantly; never to give up. Even when he had lost Gwen, the most important person in his life; he continued to play his role as the friendly neighborhood Spiderman. Once those two movies came and went, I regained my admiration for Spiderman as a character, but was slowly but surely growing out of the whole superhero stage. In 2016, when Tom Holland was the new Spiderman, I didn't think much of him; yeah sure he was another Peter Parker, another Spiderman that was goofy and funny, but I was past that time of my life. I saw both new movies and began to fall back into the mentality of 6-7-year-old me. It was all starting to come back. It all came to a head when I saw No Way Home and let me tell you, man... Being able to see Doc Ock, Green-Goblin, Sandman, The Lizard, and Electro alongside my father who was like my Uncle Ben; was really something else. When Andrew stepped through that portal and took his mask off for the first time in about 7 years, I literally shed a couple tears. I looked at my dad and he looked back and he was just as excited as I was. It was amazing, but nothing could have prepared us for Tobey. I already knew he had to be in the movie, but I didn't think it possible. I remember thinking to myself and whispering to my dad: "He has to be here, he has to," and sure enough there he was. I lost my mind in my seat. I had tears rolling down my cheeks as my dad and I looked at each other. He was smiling from ear to ear, and I think him seeing how excited this character that he introduced me to, was getting me; really made him feel special. My mind flashbacked to when I was little, running around the house in my Spiderman costume, my dad and I repeating lines over and over again. This didn't put me off of Tom Holland though. In fact, I feel like his character lost just as much if not more than the other too Spideys. He lost his "Uncle Ben" and mentor/father figure; in the form of Tony Stark; and now with Aunt May gone, Tom's peter had nothing. In spite of this, he did what Spiderman is all about. He kept going. With Andrew teaching him about grief and how to overcome it, and Tobey showing him how to control his anger and use his emotions to help, not to hurt people; Tom's peter finally became the Spiderman he was meant to be. Tom Holland showed us how to improvise when everything seems lost, how to sacrifice everything for the greater good (he did this by making everyone, even his best friend and MJ, forget who he was), and most importantly, how to learn. That's what his character was all about; he's young, naive, and rushes things too much; however in the end he's always able to learn something new and adapt. I left that movie theater just as I had finished the first Spiderman movie when I was younger; smiling and saying: "This is the best movie I've ever seen." All in all, these three Spidermans showed me many lessons; control of one's emotions, selflessness, and determination to see it through to the end; lessons that I take with me on my newest adventure... College. A lot has happened since I first opened that Spiderman 2002 DVD; and I can finally say that I've learned something from it. Like Uncle Ben taught each and every one of us; and like my dad taught me... "With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility."

Seeing this on the big screen was a dream come true. 🤟🕸️

Beautiful scene. Beautiful music. Powerful and inspiring movie .

The music is just too much nostalgic It adds so much to the scene

Good ending to Spider-Man

THAT is how you end a Spider-man movie