Spider-Man (2002) - Movie Review (Journey to Spider-Man No Way Home) 

Check out my other Spider-man Reviews Spider-Man - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4jPlgsBu_i0.html Spider-Man 2 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZiTFQJ8GqTo.html&lc=UgwY2t3UOJlyjT5Nvdp4AaABAg Spider-Man 3 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mNQzxyvYq5I.html The Amazing Spider-Man - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YYQilm2mOHU.html The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - Pre-Sean Chandler Talks About Review - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HWvEM_nzV3c.html The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oz9r5A1yciQ.html Spider-Man Homecoming - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-htXlEvFrsO4.html Venom - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-20oXZeKzHMU.html Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GYbhDWfk2Iw.html Spider-Man Far From Home - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DtxZX3m9sSk.html Venom: Let There Be Carnage - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-akhE5D_2Skw.html Spider-Man No Way Home - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I2-iDo0ialE.html

The way Sam Raimi strikes the perfect balance between cheesy B-movies and dark, serious blockbusters with literally all of his movies makes him one of the greats.

Willem Dafoe honestly gave one of the best villain performances ever. Every scene with him in this movie is GOLD

I wasn't born when this came out but I watched it constantly as a kid and I loved it and still love it today. Its my 3rd favorite movie of all time 10/10

This could possibly be the best sean chandler review ever

I was born a year after this movie, but that doesn’t stop me from loving this movie. I absolutely adored the first Spider-Man movie when I first watched it. I loved how it depicts the origin of the character, I loved the acting, the blend of visual and practical effects, the story is excellent, Green Goblin’s a fantastic villain, it’s so fun, has a memorable score, it has great emotional moments, and it’s cheesy but in a good way. Sam Raimi was the perfect director for this movie, and the trilogy as a whole. It’s one of my favorite CBM’s of all time, and it’s one of my favorite Spider-Man movies ever!

I’m 22 so I was about 3 when it came out. I remember first watching it around 4 years old and loved spiderman since than. The raimi trilogy means a lot to my generation of spiderman fans.

I was unhealthily obsessed with this movie as a kid and I do not regret it

I was born a few years after this came out and it along with the second one were two of the first movies I had ever seen. They're what made me fall in love with Spider-Man, Marvel, and super heroes in general

I was 4 when this movie released. Some of my earliest memories are of watching this movie on VHS, jumping from couch to couch in my living room, acting as if I was Spider-Man. I have always adored this movie and it will always have a special place in my heart.

I was born in 2003 so it already came out when I was born. However, this and The Dark Knight were the first superhero movies I saw. This Spider-Man movie is my personal favorite superhero movie just due to the great balance of humor, heart, and dark elements. Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin is in my opinion one of the best villains of all time

Personally, I love the green goblin suit. I like that it looks heavy, secure and tactical. Gives his devices such as the glider, the pumpkin bombs and those flying.. things a place to belong. They match with his armour

I was born in 2008 and this movie came out in 2002. However, I’ve absolutely loved this movie since I was about 3. It is by far, my favorite Spider-Man movie, not just because of nostalgia but also because it’s an all around fantastic film. It’s also one of those movies I can rewatch about a thousand times and not get bored. Which goes for the whole Raimi Spider-Man trilogy. This movie was everything a Spider-Man movie should be; it had passion, energy, intrigue, excitement and so much more! I keep telling my friends to watch this movie but they’d much rather watch the Tom Holland films (which I will admit, are also quite good). Still, this movie is truly spectacular.

The fact that this ranks 5th for me on my personal Spider-Man ranking just shows how lucky we are to have gotten so many great films involving this character.

This movie was my childhood and my favorite Spider-Man film.

Despite the groundbreaking digital effects in the movie, younger audiences might be surprised to hear that shot where Toby catches all the food on the lunch tray was actually done for real. It only took 156 takes. You know if a movie was to try something like that today it would be 100% CGI cheese. They just don't make 'em like they used to.

I love this movie. There's some awkward dialogue and Maguire is clearly not high school age, but it's still awesome. Maguire is fantastic in the role, and the rest of the cast is awesome, especially Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin and the amazing JK Simmons as J Jonah Jameson. The CGI hasn't aged that well, but the action is still very cool. There's some great emotional moments, and some typically hokey moments that work very well. It's also just a classic Spider-Man movie, and with a lot of comic book characters, I like for the filmmakers to diverge a bit from the source material and do their own thing, but with Spider-Man, I feel like his source material is the best in comic history, and they should keep the character within that same mold, and this movie absolutely does that, and it does it so well. And seriously, how great is Dafoe as the Green Goblin? YA KNOW HOW MUCH I'VE SACRIFICED?

i was born in 2005, and when I saw this movie for the first time, I was just in awe with what you could do with a superhero movie with real people (how i described live-action). 8.5/10

Love this movie so much. Whenever I need something to cheer me up I’ll pop the blu ray in for this film and have an amazing time. While it might be silly for today compared to the MCU, The Dark Knight Trilogy, the X-Men films, and more modern comic book films, that’s why I love it so much.

This is still one of my favorite movies of all time just brings back great memories growing up with the first 2 I’ve only seen 3 once need to rewatch it But man seeing Doc Ock and hearing the GG in the recent trailer just brought me so much joy it’s like meeting a old friend after not seeing them in a long time So excited to see DaFoe again he’s one of my favorite actors of all time just a brilliant actor and literally no one can play the GG better than him imo just the perfect blend of campy and being serious and losing his sanity Overall one of the best CBM of all time, easily a 9/10 imo Edit: also I know a lot of people hate the GG suit and sure it can look dumb but man I just can’t imagine the GG in anything else lmao I just love it so much it’s dumb but man is it iconic

No way in hell is Homecoming a "dramatic improvement" from this masterpiece from 2002!

i’m 22 and my parents took me when i was a baby. they told me i would bug a lot in theaters but this was the first one where i was calm and my eyes were stuck to the screen. this trilogy is so important to who i am and why i love this character

I was born in 2001, but I must have watched this film for the first time in 2006 or 2007. I absolutely love this movie. Spider-man 1 and Spider-man 2 are definitely both on my top 10 superhero movies of all time. For me Tobey Maguire is the one and only Spider-man and this trilogy is THE story of Spider-man.

One of my favorites from my childhood. I didn't see it in theaters, but I watched this and spider-man 2 a lot as a kid.

Grew up watching this one (born in 2000) this and Spider-Man 2 were my favourite superhero movies when I was a kid. Still holds up today and is one of the best superhero origin movies to date, up there with Batman Begins, Superman (1978) and Man of Steel.

I was born in 1999 and watched this movie so many times when I was a kid, I think I always left the room when Norman jumps after his transformation to Green Goblin, that always scared me, so excited to see him return, been my favourite character in the raimi trilogy 🙃

Funny enough, when I was young, my favorite was the third one. It has such a special place in my heart because I used to watch it on repeat as a little boy. Though, my favorite now is Spiderman 2!

I really like these long reviews with history etc. Keep up the good work Sean.

Oh my lord this shirt you’re using reminded me of the times when you were one of the few youtubers actually watching those series and that’s how I found the channel lol, impressive to see how far the channel has come

I was born in 2001 so I grew up with these movies. The Spider-Man Raimi trilogy and Star Wars basically shaped my entire early childhood, I really can't describe in words the amount of nostalgia and love I have for the Raimi trilogy

Perfect timing Sean definitely a good time to start covering Spider-Man!! Awesome video Sean love the MCU/Marvel content

I was born in 1992 so I have a lot of nostalgia when it comes to this movie. I can’t remember if I saw this movie in theaters or not, but I do remember that at my local mall there was a guy dressed up as Spiderman signing autographs. I still have it somewhere. But this is certainly at least for me, and for the time one of the greatest comic book movies ever for me. I think Willem Defoe had probably one of the best villain origins ever in this film. Fantastic movie for sure

Love these longer videos! Your cancelled Spider-Man projects video was awesome : )

As a high-school junior, the scene with MJ and Peter talking after MJ’s parents fight was so relatable, the way Peter was talking and stuff like that. I felt that

I remember sitting on a lawn chair at 7am in the morning outside of the theater doors on the day Spider-Man was released. I waited until 1030 when the Box Office opened. But I wasn't going to the early time, I was actually getting tickets for the evening showing. Pre-online ticket purchasing. It's a solid 9/10.

i love all the effort you put in your videos your definitely my favorite reviewer

I’m 17 years old and The Raimi Films have been my favorites for a long time. I grew up with Tom for the most part but I like the feel of an Individual Spider-Man better than a Spider-Man who has help from billionaires

Great review Sean! I was born in 2000, and I remember owning a Spider-Man tiffin box with this movie’s poster on it. Used to watch this one, and the other two of the trilogy so many times on TV. Simpler times….

I see what you're saying about how Goblin keeps showing up to mess with Spider-Man and it feeling clunky, but to me that's perfect and classic Spider-Man vs Green Goblin stuff. The dude is insane, like the Joker and Batman, Goblin just wants to mess with Spidey and piss him off for the hell of it. The character has a history of making Peter Parker's life hell, he killed Gwen Stacy and is the Wall crawler's greatest enemy for a reason.

I'm rewatching all the spiderman movies before No Way Home too! Glad to see you are as well Sean, looking forward to your reviews

Some films I used to love when I rewatch I can feel that nostalgia is all that sustains me. This is very rewatchable for its faults

I know I’m going to LOVE this series of videos I can’t wait to hear what you have to say about The Amazing Spider-Man 2!!!! Keep it up Sean

Great review! I read somewhere that they changed the goblin costume because Dafoe wanted to do his own stunts. I think it looks very goofy but I do respect that he wanted to do his own stunts.

I was such a big spiderman fan that when this came out as rated 12 in the uk (I was 9) I was gutted I couldn’t see it. My Nan wrote to the paper saying she thought it was ridiculous a character that kids like myself were inspired by wasn’t able to be seen by my age. Shortly after 12A was introduced in the UK and I was able to see it with my Nan. I always used to think that she was the one who brought that rating in (even though the story only went in the local paper) but it’s a memory I’ve always cherished long after her passing and a reason I love these films.

I found your channel during the Journey to Infinity War and haven't looked away since. So excited to see you doing a similar thing for another movie I am unbelievably hyped for! (And I'm mid-30s, so I saw this in my late teens. Tobey Maguire IS Spider-Man for me)

I'm 43 and I remember the insane hype when this movie came out. It even had this crazy teaser trailer a year before it came out where Spiderman caught thieves in a giant spider web between the twin towers. I saw it opening weekend and have loved it ever since. This is the reason we "old people" are so excited to see our Spiderman Tobey Maguire back in No Way Home.

One of the godfathers of the superhero movie genre. I remember, at just 9/10 years old, watching this movie for the first time. My mind was blown as to how incredible it was. It's still one of my all-time favorites in the franchise, and overall. I love this movie so much. Tobey Maguire is still my all-time favorite Spider-Man. Hard to believe that next year will be 20 years since its release.

I was old enough to see it on theaters when it came out, it probably was my first movie on theaters and I went with my older sister and my dad. I was obsessed with Spider-Man the whole year(my birthday party that year was Spider-Man themed) and well the years to come. It still holds a special place in my heart and memories because of the movie and because of the character. The last gift I received from my aunt who passed away a year after the movie's release is a Spider-Man themed item that I still use to this day. My fondest memories of me playing with my grandfather as a child also involves me pretending to be Spider-Man and probably driving him crazy talking about the movie. My grandfather passed away recently and those memories came back right away. Hell, I even think Tobey's performance of Peter shaped me while growing up, specially the parts where he acted as a chill guy that didn't want to start a fight with anyone and tried to be kind and honest. TL;DR: Movie is very special to me, it's campiness only adds to the charm of it, Tobey's performance somewhat shaped how I believe I am today and the movie and character of Spider-Man gifted me very special moments with family members and friends. I hope we see Tobey again on December.

This trilogy was my favorite movies as a kid. I was born in ‘97 and was the perfect age! Tobey will always be my Spider-Man and this movie specially was probably my most watched movie growing up. Can’t put to words what this movie means to me.

This movie and trilogy is my entire childhood I love it so much

First Spider-Man Film I watched and I’ve loved it ever since.

This is my FAVOURITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME. It’s 2 years older than me, but best believe that didn’t stop me from watching it 10290299302910 times in my childhood.

Bro Spiderman 2 is my favorite film, he is also my favorite movie, you have have analyzed and explained it to me in ways i could have never put into words before, i love you so much and I'm a sub for life.

Awesome idea for a series Sean! Looking forward to some more great content, and a series like this will be perfect since I can’t wait for No Way Home either! I might explode with excitement.

I was born 3 months before this movie came out in the UK. I saw parts of it on tv growing up, but I never watched the entire movie until more recently. This was THE main superhero of my childhood though. I had a special Spiderman pen, a watch, a T-shirt, a packed lunch box and rucksack throughout nursery and the early years of primary school, so these movies had a big impact on my childhood even though I never got to see the movies in full

96 kid here, and this was the first comic book movie I saw in theaters and it started a life long love. It’s still one of my favorites!

I was born in 1999 so I didn't see this or Spiderman 2 in theaters, but I do remember when 2 was released and I got to go see 3 in theaters (I had already seen 1 and 2 and loved them both by then). This whole trilogy is hugely important and nostalgic to me, and I think this movie holds up incredibly well. I've seen it many times over the years and continue to enjoy revisiting it. Spiderman 2 is definitely the best of the trilogy, and my favorite superhero movie of all, but this one is still a classic and a near-perfect start to Spidey's time on the big screen

30:28 There actually was a scene of his first time as Spider-Man where he stops a bank robbery. That scene was even used as a teaser for the movie. The reason that it was cut how even I because the scene involved Peter webbing a helicopter between the twin towers. As 9/11 had happened a few mouths before release, Raimi chose to delete the scene from the movie

I was 10 when this movie came out. I was in awe when I saw spiderman swinging through the city and the effects. This is one of the greatest superhero movies of all time

I only saw this movie about two months ago for the first time. But I instantly fell in love. It's just so charming and makes me care about Peter way more than the MCU version.

As someone who’s 22 (born 1999) these movies were apart of the foundation of my childhood, and I will always love them no matter what.

1st ever movie i can remember seeing in theaters. I was 4 years old, and this film is still one of my all time favorites!

I was born a year after Spider-Man 2002, but I remember constantly rewatching Spider-Man (2002 and Spider-Man 2 as a little kid. I remember being in kindergarten when Spider-Man 3 came out and my mom picked me up early from school when the DVD came out and we went home to watch it.

I was born in 2000, but i grew up watching this movie and i think it remains one of the best comic book movies of all time

These films set the bar for all present day superhero films. Classics

Spiderman 2002 is still my favourite Spiderman man movie. Although I was born in 28th October 1999. Which makes me 2 and a half years old when this movie came out. I first saw it on Dvd around 2006 -2007.

I never saw the first Spider-Man in theaters, but I did see Spider-Man 2 in theaters when I was 13 and it was one of the greatest movie-going experiences I’ve ever had. I went with my entire family and I was surprised at how much my 80 year old grandma even loved it

Good Review. I was 1 to 2 when this film came out, I was first exposed to Spider-Man, superheroes and film with the DVD's of Spider-Man 1 & 2 on my 4th birthday, I would've loved to see Spider-Man 3 in Cinemas back in 2007 but had to wait for the DVD on my 7th birthday, I didn't see a Spider-Man movie until The Amazing Spider-Man. The Sam Rami Trilogy are magical to me they are my original trilogy and personally I don't mind the Green Goblin costume, Willem Dafoe eyes and mouth within the eyes and mouth of the mask is still so creepy it makes that silly outfit work. Looking forward to your future reviews/rankings and seeing Far from Home.

I was born in 2006. I didn't watch it until just a few years ago. Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin is one of if not my favorite superhero villains of all time.

I was born in 2001, and when I was little I was OBSESSED with Spiderman as a character. My grandpa realized that, and he knew that these “new” Spider-Man movies were coming out at the time. So he bought me the Spider-Man 1 and 2 DVD pack. I watched it constantly, every day, at my grandparents house. I was obsessed with Tobey Maquires interpretation of the character, I was obsessed with every character. Aunt May and Uncle Ben were CARBON COPIES of my very own grandparents, and I felt their feelings and emotions in my heart in every scene they were in. When Uncle Ben died, I felt genuine fear of death. I felt genuine loss. I couldn’t get over the emotions that these movies had made me feel at such a super young age. These movies were more than just my childhood. They were my therapy. Because when I was 6, my grandpa died of cancer. I didn’t understand he was dying until he was already gone. It tore my world apart. Not only is Uncle Ben gone, who reminded me of him in every way, but now grandpa really IS gone. Now there’s nothing. My grandpas death drastically flipped my life over and it never flipped back. I’ve never felt so much sudden pain before, or after. I’ve recently had to abandon my family and hometown entirely, because of their toxicity and my parents abuse. That pain does not compare. My grandpas death only increased my love for these movies even more. Months before my grandpa’s passing, he bought me a double-disc copy of Spider-man 3, with special features, bloopers, the whole package. He knew I wanted as much Spider-Man content as possible. He knew what would make me as happy as possible. And I will always cherish these movies unconditionally till the day I die. These movies don’t just show the emotional archs of Tobey Maguire’s Peter Parker. they reflect the emotional archs of my own childhood.

I was 7 when this movie came out, and it blew my mind. I had watched the 90's animated series and had all the pajamas, toys, and Halloween costumes before that, and so this movie only further cemented me as a life-long Spidey fan.

Yes I remember seeing it in theaters. I was only 14 years old and a freshman in high school. I remember being extremely exiting because I am such a fan of the 90’s cartoon show growing up as a kid then. And when the live action released it AMAZING! I had that 2002 poster hung up on my wall for the next 8 years.

I saw all three movies in the trilogy as a child . I can remember for the third one they had a silver surfer statue in the lobby for the fantastic 4 movie that also dropped in 2007

I grew up watching this and the other Raimi movies. We owned all 3 spider mans on dvd so I watched these all the time and I have so much nostalgia for them.

I was 12 when this came out in the cinema and I was obsessed with it! Seeing a live action Spider-Man swing through New York without looking like a cartoon or dreadful green screen blew my mind. The spidey costume was amazing and was just so cool to see my childhood hero transform from a tv cartoon series to blockbuster epic in the theatre. Absolute perfect age for that new generation of comic book movies. Even as a 7 year old I remember thinking Batman and Robin was pretty lame, so I was buzzing when Marvel introduced X Men and Spider-Man. Great vid Sean

Being born in 2001, I grew up on and absolutely love the Raimi Trilogy. Spider-Man 3 was my favourite when I was younger, believe it or not.

Born in 92. Didn't see it when it came out. Borrowed Spiderman 2 on dvd from a friend when that came out. And that was my gateway to next first Spiderman movie and next X-men and Batman begins. So not this movie persay but one of the movies that really got me into superhero movies and now it is absolutely one of my favorite genres. Good times and good review 😀

This is going to be a fun series of yours to watch, also I saw this movie like 6 years ago for the first time and that's when I fell in love with the character of Spider-Man, he's definitely my favorite Marvel character!

I was 5 years old when this was in theaters, I don't remember if I saw this in theaters or on DVD just after, but I LOVED this movie and continue to love it to this day. There's very little I would change about it except maybe some of the pacing in the middle. I've heard a lot of people criticize the Green Goblin helmet, but I've never had a problem with it and even like it. I wonder if that's just childhood nostalgia for me?

I'm 16 years old and have loved this film ever since I first saw it, when I was about 5-6. I like the fact that you spoke about the practical effects. That's something that's always interested me in comic-book films. Don't get me wrong CGI ain't bad, but I've always liked when comic-book films use real stunts/sets/effects/etc. Also, yeah this film is kinda dated. But that's what makes it better for me (That's one main reason why I LOVE the first 2 Christopher Reeve Superman films) as it makes it feel as if it could take place at anytime. Nice review Sean 👍 & I can't wait for the one for Spider-Man 2🤞

Definitely loved this growing up, and the nostalgia hasn’t blinded me from how well it still holds up. It’s not perfect, but the Raimi films have a bittersweet quality, as well as embracing their cheesiness.

Was 2 years old when this came out. Watched the movie when I was 5. Probably was the first Hollywood movie I ever watched. And well, whenever I watch this again, it just brings back the nostalgia when I watched it with my mom on TV for the first time. It is still my favourite Spider-Man movie ever.

I was born in 1998. Spider-Man wasn’t my first movie in the theater but it was my first live action movie. It absolutely blew my mind and Spider-Man instantly became one of the most important parts of my life. It’s still my fourth favorite comic book movie ever behind Spider-Man 2, Avengers: Endgame and Infinity War

Hey Sean! I love this movie! I was in 4th grade when I saw this in theaters! It was the first PG-13 movie I experienced. The original Spiderman trilogy hits in a way that a Spiderman movie made today cannot. It was the perfect movie for it's time!

I remember watching this in theaters opening weekend with my mom. It was such a game changer. Never seen anything like it.

Born in 1998, first saw it when it came out on VHS and still own that VHS tale to this day, not only my all time favorite Spider-Man movie but my favorite movie ever, it has literally had a huge impact on my life and help make me the man and father I am today, Remember, with great power, comes great responsibility

You’re making this as I’m in the process of rewatching the Spider-Man movies. Next up for me is Homecoming. Can’t wait for No Way Home. As for Spider-Man 1, I didn’t get to see it in theaters but this is one of those movies that got me into superheroes. This and The Incredible Hulk. Absolutely love Spider-Man and Tobey is still my favorite Spider-Man.

I wasn’t born when the first one came out, I was barely a couple months when the second on came out, and I saw the third one when it came out. But watching the Raimi trilogy on DVD on repeat as a kid made it my favorite. Their are still some of my favorite films ever

I think I'm a younger viewer of your channel. My experience is that the 1st movie I remember seeing in theatres was Spiderman 3, which I liked at the time (I was like 4 so I didn't really get to understand the flaws so much then), then I went back and saw the 1st one on DVD, followed by the 2nd one so that I could get a view of the whole trilogy. I didn't mind it, but shortly after that Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk came out so I switched gears into the MCU (as well as The Terminator movies which I was way too young for), left the Raimi Trilogy behind, then caught the first Garfield one, thought it was good but I preferred the Raimi Trilogy although I didn't really get proper into it. Eventually I hit my early to mid teens and I really started appreciating different movies more and understanding the contexts better so I found my way back to the Raimi Trilogy, and absolutely love Spiderman 1, and I've really come around to understanding why the 2nd one is so loved as well (although I think that the Spiderman losing his powers plot line drags it down a but as it left a lot to be desired: either explain it better and tie it into his mental health linked back to the first one giving it strong thematic resonance, or don't do it period), and I still enjoy aspects of the 3rd film. I think that Thomas Haden Church was good as Sandman, I understand his character well, his motives make sense, however he was too shoe-horned into the retconned Uncle Ben murder which was poor, and Venom on the whole was just poor too. Didn't like the Harry has amnesia angle either. Could've just been Harry as tge villain with Sandman, Harry does tge switcheroo at the end, and Eddie Brock is in the 3rd movie, gets the Symbiote at the end, setting up Spiderman 4 with Venom as the villain. I've also come to enjoy the Garfield movies too especially the 1st one. He's phenomenal in both, as is Emma Stone. I don't mind the involvement of Peters parents either, but the Harry Osborne New Goblin in the 2nd movie was terrible. Also Electros motives seemed a bit too weak. I also thought the Spidey suit in the 2nd one was a massive downgrade on the 1st one. The two MCU Spiderman films are good enough MCU films, with Tom Holland being really good, and Michael Kenton's Vulture being fantastic in Homecoming, but Far From Home was whilst still fun enough, a couple steps down. I also prefer the more traditional style of the earlier instalments vs the MCU version.

This has and always will be my favorite movie of all time. The way this movie not only introduced me to my love of movies, superheroes, comics, etc, it will always have a special place in my heart 🕷🕸

I'm 17. I think this is one of the superhero classics. Up there with batman 89 and superman 78 just in terms of being THE iconic adaptations of the character. So good.

i was born 3 days before this movie came out in theaters. i am 19 years old and i am as old as this movie. feels good

Love the fact that the hero and the villain are born in the same night and how their differing situations cause them to choose different paths

I love this movie so much! I was born in 2001 but I grew up watching this movie with my brothers. It is between this movie and the second one for my favorite comic book movie of all time. Spiderman was the superhero I related to the most growing up so these movies will always have a special place in my heart.

I have an interesting arc with this movie, and the Raimi trilogy as a whole. I was 22 when it came out, saw it in theaters and was blown away, loved it. Fast forward to my 30s. I'm a parent, Spiderman was played on a loop in our home for a while, and since we now had films like Dark Knight and Iron Man, I started to think, how did I ever like this film? It's so campy and stupid, and some of the dialogue, ugh.. Now, I'm 42. I've looped back around to loving Spider-Man again. Not only for the cartoony vibe that makes it unique, but also for what it did for the comic book genre. If Blade and X-men opened the door, Spider-Man 2002 absolutely kicked it square off the hinges!

Sean I cant believe you haven't reviewed this yet!! I can't wait to see your thoughts

I grew up with that 2002 vhs tape stuck in my tv. I probably watched it 20 times a year

I was born in 2000, about 2 years before Spider-Man was released. The first time I saw it was around 2005 when I was 5. We rented it from blockbuster and we loved it. Then we rented Spider-Man 2, and I loved it even more than the first. We saw the 3rd one when it came out when I was 7, and I got the lego set for it. As a kid, I was always scared that Doc Ock would break into my house and kidnap me lol. I grew up on the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, and they will always have a special place in my heart.

I was born more than a year after the release of this film and I remember when my dad bought the DVD of the Raimi Spider-man trilogy, I always watched it everyday.

being born in 2002, spiderman was always my favourite thing to watch growing up, from the raimi movies to the 90s animated show. personally i’ve always loved the green goblin suit and i hope it’s the exact same design for nwh. tobey will always be my favourite spiderman and his adaptation of the web crawler will forever be my favourite superhero of all time.