The Amazing Spider-Man - Love Struck Skateboarding Scene (2/10) | Movieclips 

The part at the end when he shouts makes me so sad because that's the last time he is absolutely truly happy. Then he loses his uncle and then Gwen

I honestly loved Andrew Garfield's Spider-man

“No Way Home” will make us appreciate Andrew Garfield and realize he was actually a great Spider-Man that unfortunately was surrounded by people who didn’t care as much as he did

Best Spider-Man, so glad they did him so well in NWH.

Toby’s spiderman was about the classics Andrew’s spiderman was a love story Tom’s spiderman is about growing up

I love how he shouts "WOOOOOOOOOO!" at the end.

I don't understand how people can dislike Andrew's Peter, his version of peter was just realistic. people say he looked to cool to be peter? what's so cool about him? having a skateboard? man the skateboard doesn't mean anything he was still some kind of nerd and a shy guy. Andrew really nailed the character which is why he MUST come back as Spider-Man

I love the symbolism of the skateboard being his best friend. He basically has no other friends like that of Tom or Tobey

"I dunno we could... Or we could, I dunno, we could do something else." Andrew was the most realistic Spider-man to me.

I graduated highschool, and I can tell you this, *_this_* is what asking someone out is like. The nervousness, the excitement, etc. Though it doesn't always work out as well as it did in this scene.

As someone who loves all three Spider-Men, Andrew Garfield is the ideal Peter Parker to me. The whole “being a social outcast” vibe was portrayed so well and I resonate with it on a personal level. Plus, you could tell that he was the happiest actor playing Spider-Man out of the three, and it shows in his performance.

"It was my idea that this iteration of Peter would skateboard, maybe because I skateboarded when I was a kid, and it's something personal to me," Garfield said. "It linked in so nicely with being able to activate the powers in a new way," he continued. "What's always been important about Spider-Man to me is the lightness, the humor and the enjoyment of a teenage kid getting these powers."

andrew garfield was 28 years old when this movie came and in the movie seeing that he is a teenager he literally looks and acts like he is 17 despite him actually being 28 years old during that time

I wish more girls in high school were like Gwen. Peter is awkward and nervous, but she doesn't view it as a bad thing.

Peter being a more skater or punk type character, while still having peter Parker's comic accurate traits, instead of being just a complete nerd was probably the best decision this movie made. The tasm movies were really underrated tbh

andew honestly fits the role of an awkward teenager, really fleshes out peter parker as a character and that hes actually more human than you think.

That skateboarding scene is just phenomenal

Andrew Garfield for me, is the best Spiderman!

i love how he doesn't just decide out of nowhere to make web shooters out of nowhere, we see him as he's jumping around get the idea to swing from the chains like the spider did

This movie is so emotional and inspiring. Best Spider-Man movie ever. The action, the suits, the choreography, the acting, the tone…. Everything is just PERECT. Nobody will ever make a movie as good as this Spider-Man movie

I'm about to say it and get ripped alive for it, but I low-key liked Andrew Garfield's interpretation of Spiderman better than Tom Holland's

In my opinion he was the perfect Spider-Man, even better than Holland.

Idk why andrew garfield gets so much hate for this movie. Personally I think that the amazing spiderman is one of the best spidermans. His skills, the story line everything about it is just amazing

It's scenes like these that are missing from the MCU. It makes the film feel way more special.

This is probably the happiest Peter ever was in life

Idc what anyone says, this movie is amazing

andrew with his effort has captured the tears of the audience. he deserves to be named the best spiderman, not the failed spiderman

_i like how it showed him training to be spiderman at the end, it makes no sense in the other versions how the spidermen get bitten and suddenly know how to do parkcore and etc, but in this version you see him training over time and getting good at it._

I started skating in probably my sophomore year of high school. Along with it came the beanie, skate shoes, somewhat rebellious behavior. No vandalism, just skating in places I wasn’t supposed to and riding in the halls at school to see if I could get away with it. I’d frequently hang out later than curfew, promising my mom “it won’t happen again.” Now looking back after seeing this movie, is reminded I too didn’t have a dad. No real male authority figure. So In school, I naturally felt resentment toward authority in general. I like many, was also bullied. Im currently 5’4, 120 bs, so you can imagine how small I was in school compared to everyone else. I had few friends because like Peter, mine moved away early on. My hair, my oversized lips, my height, and my race resulted in a lot of teasing. I kept to myself, social skills weren’t as developed as they should have been, and I would mumble resulting in people asking me to repeat myself. So finding skateboarding seemed like my coming of age in essence. Putting an end to that dork phase so I could grow. Now I skate because it’s fun. I carry myself with confidence, and I think there were a few times where I had too much and fell on my face, on a skateboard, or not. This scene really resonates with that reclusive person who isolated themselves to maintain optimism. Sacrificing a greater growth to maintain present sanity and State of mind. More than that, despite this Peter Parker being “too cool” or “not nerdy enough”, he definitely speaks to a significant demographic of people just like me. And this Peter’s journey is one that I think inspires that demographic to not be ashamed of an incomplete upbringing, to find that thing they love to fill those gaps. Some people have more than most and have little need for these things. But for some, It’s those things and passions that get you noticed. Thank you Marc Webb, And Andrew Garfield...And also Coldplay.

I dunno how but this song always give me some kinda strength and power and a courage to be the best,

it's been 8 years. and i still had butterflies in my stomach watching this.

2:44 honestly loved that for some reason. The spider-sense sound effect in the background made a cool mini-scene 😎

I love this scene, this is exatcly how passion and a whole new dream/vision awakes into someone's life.

Damn...He's got a nice head of hair.

2:00 y’all know how happy a mf gotta be to start skipping??😂😂😂

How can Garfield NOT be the universally loved incarnation of Spider Man/Peter Parker?? Every clip I see of this guy, there is charm and wit; he never seems helpless to me. He played him cool but approachable. What a missed opportunity to the Marvel universe. Tom gets the blockbusters, and Tobey gets the nostalgia vote. But Andrew is the one I want to see more of.

It took me 5 years to realize it was a masturbation joke when she was like "You were touching up stuff?"

The one thing I HATE about the original spiderman is the shitty "romance" between Peter and MJ. This, this is perfect.

I know people criticise these movies and a major part of it is blamed on the direction. But I love these movies because I was invested in Peter Parker as a human so much more than I am in the other films and that's because of moments like these. Marc Webb really knew how to bring about the humanity of Peter Parker and he really had an eye for creating these signature musical moments. There's a similar sequence in TASM2 with Gone, gone, gone playing in the background and when Peter and Gwen reconcile with Song for Zula playing in the background and it really just makes these movies so special to me. I concede that the villains were weak and the execution could have improved a lot more in both movies' climaxes but man oh man do I keep coming back to these movies for such moments. And it's in large part due to the charisma and earnestness that Andrew Garfield brings to the table!

I love this scene because it's so realistic and detailed, at 0:05 notice how Gwen was in the background peeking at Peter and quickly looks away when Peter turns around and noticed her staring. The camera was focused on Peter and uncle Ben, not Gwen, yet the details shown are so precise and realistic.

"I'm his probation officer"

i would love to have Andrew Garfield as and older brother

1:50 the way he look at Gwen just cute. The background of the song just beautiful cause it just match this skateboard scene ❤

1:42 SHE'S SO SHY AND THAT'S CUTE 😭

not the best spiderman movie but the best spiderman love story of gwen and peter including the TASM 2

I flirted exact same way as a kid hahaha.

I love the awkwardness between them in that scene. Feels so real and just natural

Don’t know why but this scene really makes you feel so truly about those years of being young, untrammeled, fearless, and passionate.

2:49 This is the coolest foreshadowing I've ever seen for a comicbook superhero.

why can't all women be like Gwen.. Edit: heeeeey now calm down with all the likes. Also I didn't think some of you took it that serious.

I'm so happy people are finally appreciating Andrew Garfield's Spiderman

I love how this scene shows his entire inspiration for his persona going forward. The extension of his skateboarding skills for his movements and fighting style, to the accidental swinging on the chains, and the sort of instinctual nature of it.

*This wasn’t even scripted. He forgot his line and they just sorta went with it.*

Say what you will about the amazing spider-man franchise but this scene with the skateboard is one of my favorite moments of a spider-man discovering the potential of his powers that scream at the end and andrew garfield’s face is like some one realizing how special they are for the first time in awhile

2:21 I love watching Andrew jump around and do Spider-Man stuff. I love how real it looks with the practical effects. So much better than CGI-Iron Boy Jr. in the MCU.

Andrew Garfield's Peter was a happy mix of Tobey's and Tom's. The right amount of dorkiness and the right amount of pop culture

i want his jacket

still the best spider-man

I like Gwen's character way better than Mary Jane's

The part with the chains was so genius Marc Webb lowkey a goat

perfect coldplay song :)

Fun fact: did anyone know that in real life Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone fell in love on set

i miss her soo much.. i'm sorry for everything

i don't care what anyone says, this scene was a masterpiece. I'm not saying it was mind blowing or anything but it's so heartwarming and carefree. the music coupled with how happy Peter is... It's a simple scene but it shows so much and everytime I watch this scene I can't help but feel just as happy as he is

Sometimes I just get so sad knowing that this spiderman will never be on screen again, like imagine him in infinity war! God the goosebumps!! edit: waiting for Spiderman no way home trailer!!!!

His so good looking

Can't believe this movie's 10yrs old already..

As Simone who is a teenager in high school I can say that Andrew out of all the live action Spider-Men, is the best interpretation of a modern teenager

This is my favorite Spiderman movie

Emma stone in this one > Kristen Dunst in all three of them

Their chemistry was so cute . Awkward Peter, nervous Gwen. Cute Andrew , gorgeous Andrew .

best spiderman ever

I was touching up stuff, "oh you were touching up stuff". Haha lol

Yooooo Andrew is coming back!!!

Garfield transcended the character from comic /animated to the big screen . McGuire is OG but Andrew made u connect with Peter on a very human level , sharing his emotions through thehighs and lows of the movie imo

This movie had heart, something the current MCU movies lack...

Andrew with your FINE SELF!!!!!! 😍❤❤❤

3:12 when you go to a date with your crush and ends up with a perfect date

Man Andrew garfield is a legend. Such a awesome spidey. Love the awkwardness of his peter.

The f****** chemistry in this scene is off the charts!

“He’s got you on his computer!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Awwwwww hes so adorable

I wish I could do that while listening to that song such a vibe

Bro he’s the best spiderman of all time jus the way he talks he moves man is a legend

3:12 When I realise I'm not going to college

Thats my spider-man

What I love about this scene is how Peter uses his powers to skate. At 2:13 when he's in the air the board clings to his back foot in a really unnatural way... he's using his spider adhesive to 'stick' the board to his feet while he ollies. Wish I could do that!

the realism is so fkin good in this movie.

the best Peter Parker the best spiderman

Am I the only one who's interested more in the backpack of Peter rather than the conversation itself😂

3:12 reminds me of Spiderman 1 with Tobey

Me when my mom said we are getting pizza 3:11

I love the tone of this movie. Its chill and realistic, and sometimes feels like a coming of age movie but spiderman version

Now that's a perfectly cut scream

3:11 When u see Green Goblin and Doc Ock in No Way Home trailer

"Touching up stuff" my favorite line from TASM.

he's so handsome

Glad you save MJ, best Spider-Man scene imo

The best spider man

Best Spider-Man to ever grace the screen. Hands down.