The Amazing Spider-Man | Movie Review (Journey to Spider-Man No Way Home) 

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I love the choreography and the web swinging scenes. This movie is fun to watch.

Andrew> Tobby and Tom. Just my opinion i feel the darker tone Andrew brought to the roll was done very well.

My grandma actually taught Mark Webb in high school, and she got to meet Andrew Garfield and the cast. She's actually referenced by name, Dr. Jallings.

I don't understand it when people say Andrew was a horrible Peter Parker. I liked how they made him actually socially awkward

I think this is perhaps the most well rounded Spiderman movies. The romance was done much better than either MJ character. And Andrew Garfield’s charm and genuine acting presents a unique Peter Parker.

I kind of enjoyed this movie. Andrew Garfield is great as Peter and Spidey, the side characters are all very well done, the Lizard is a solid villain, and the action and visuals are great. That said, I think the movie takes a while to pick up and the whole thing with Peter's parents feels really unnecessary. It's good overall, though.

I just rewatched Tobey’s movies, and Andrew’s portrayal of Spider-Man is so much better imo. I like his Peter Parker as well, even though it’s a steer from the comics. Gwen and Peter’s relationship in this is the best of all of the main relationships. Andrew also has the funniest lines of all the movies. Overall, it’s one of my favorites. 😁

One of my favorites. So good and the chemistry and Andrew’s Peter and Spider-Man is still my favorite. Have such fond memories of going to NYC when I was 14 and being so surprised from this after the Raimi films as they are my childhood. Andrew will always be my favorite though and i love Webb’s direction and focus on the realism. Both of their passions are just amazing and so full of life and love

I love the red and blue lighting in this video. Fitting for Spider-Man too

This one is really good. While it might be a retread of the first Sam Raimi Spider-Man at parts, and the Lizard isn’t the best villain, the story and the action worked. The characters are compelling, especially Peter and Gwen. Captain Stacy stole the film for me because of Denis Leary. He made me laugh out loud a couple of times. While it’s not my favorite Spider-Man movie, it is enjoyable and entertaining nonetheless.

I like this Peter Parker. As they went with a focus on his parents, it makes sense for a Peter Parker being a loner, as he doesn't care about the world that took his parents away from with no answer

The red blue Spider-Man lighting is a nice touch to the review.

It makes me wanna cry when I hear the ideas for Spider-Man 4,5 and 6, especially the Bruce Campbell playing Mystery one 😢

Both TASM 1 and 2 easily have the best action, choreography and acting. They could've been better but they're what I think of when I think Spidey. Great review!

I have always been a defender for this movie. Glad people are starting to warm up to it.

I always enjoyed this film, Andrew and Emma are fantastic in this and the score is amazing (probably my favorite score from any Spider-Man movie along with Hans Zimmer’s in The Amazing Spider-Man 2).

I used to give this film AND the second one a lot of shit back in the day because I was upset Toby wasn't gonna be the web head anymore but the more I grew up, the more I started to appreciate The Amazing Spider-Man films. They aren't flawless but there are a lot of great aspects about it. * Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man (Not Peter Parker) * Gwen Stacy, played by Emma Stone, as the love interest * The web-swinging choreography * The dark tone * The action sequences

It gives off a different vibe than the rest. Kinda like Man of Steel. I liked the uniqueness of it. CGI was TOP notch too

I've been rewatching all the Spiderman movies leading up to "No Way Home." It's genuinely been a LOT of fun. I also surprisingly had a lot of fun rewatching this movie, I actually liked it quite a bit. This was my favorite Spiderman movie when I saw it back in 2012, and honestly it's still kinda up there for me. Love whatching these videos, keep it up! 🙌🥂

The amazing spiderman is my favorite spiderman film by far. I just love everything about it! It can also be because of nostalgia lol

I adore this movie and the character interactions of the characters. I think it gets bogged down with unnecessary plot threads. I feel these 2 movies would be infinitely if we got a “Webb cut” if you will. I think the distinction for me is the lack of nostalgia tint around the film. In raimi, it’s rooted in a timelessness that gives a weird sense of nostalgia imho. This seems like a more modern take that won’t age as well in the future given it’s not rooted in nostalgia, but does give a neat perspective that the other two doesn’t have. This being an isolated universe but a modern take on that universe.

This is my 4th favourite Spider-Man film and my favourite non Raimi Spider-Man film. As someone who loved the Raimi trilogy(even 3), I still like this one as well. Sure Peter could be nerdier, but only thing I flat out didn’t like at all was how this movie handled Ben Parker’s death and killer.

I did a rewatch of the Spider-man films recently and this one fell flat for me. It's not bad, but it's also not amazing. What really held this movie back for me was the fact that it had very similar elements to first 2 Raimi films but did them worse. Uncle Ben's death was much better done in Spiderman 1. The many complex relationships are tuned down and they really only focus on Gwen and Peter's relationship, while in the Raimi trilogy Peter has multiple complex relationships with the other characters. Even the main villain, Lizard, feels like a poorly done Green Goblin or Dr. Ock. There were some really good things in this movie, some standout scenes like Spider-man making a web in the sewer, I really think they got a really good Spider-man domineer there. The scene with the kid in the car was also great, it really stuck in my mind. Lizard was also pretty cool because he didn't just use his brute force, he actually used his brain and actually felt like a mad scientist lizard. And I think Andrew makes a perfectly fine Spiderman, he offers something new to the role, at least in my opinion.

The reason why the original trilogy and TASM1 were memorable, was because of the producer LAURA ZISKIN It was because of her and her husband (the screenwriter Alvin Sargent) that the movies had depth She was the only one capable to tell AVI ARAD when to back off Unfortunately, she died in 2011, during the production of TASM1 Without her, there was no one to stop Arad from destroying the franchise Spiderman was nothing without her

Side note, love the red and blue lighting in this video, Sean. Great video as always!

This is an unpopular opinion to say the least but I prefer TASM to Homecoming. I like the different route they went down with it being more realistic and Peter being more of a ‘modern teenager’ who is more accurate to the original comics in the sense that he’s an outsider and a nerd, but not completely unfamiliar with girls and does things to try to be cool. I love the web swinging and that POV shot where he’s swinging and running before landing on the skyscraper and giving us the reveal of his suit. And speaking of the suit I think the TASM suit is great. The whole point of the movies were to be realistic and what was amazing that unlike in the Raimi Movies, we got to see Peter make the full Spiderman Suit & Webshooters, including where he got the parts and inspiration for and seeing him test them out and have to keep tweaking them. I love that he starts off as a vigilante and NYC see him as that. This shows how much he’s grown when you watch TASM2, when he’s the ‘hero of NYC’ and police and the public love him. I also love that does learn the lesson Uncle Ben was teaching him immediately. Ben gives him the speech and dies, but Peter is consumed by vengeance. He really learns what ‘With Great Power, must come Great Responsibility’ means when he saves the kid on the bridge instead of going after Lizard. And the best part of these movies is Gwen & Peter. They are perfect together. She’s smart like him and so they’re scientific arguments and jokes seem very cute, and add to the chemistry they already have. Stone and Garfield really bounce off each other and are so convincing as a couple. Plus the fact Gwen fell in love with Peter for being Peter without even considering the Spider-Man part of his life, is amazing and makes the relationship very unique. Overall I think the film is very underrated and a lot of people hate it because of stupid excuses that either aren’t true or over exaggerated like ‘Peter’s too cool’ or ‘the suit looks like a basketball’ or ‘Uncle Bens death was stupid’. When it comes to ranking the Spiderman my list would be: Tobey = Most Iconic, Best Supporting Characters from the comic & Best Villains Andrew = Best Spider-Man & Actor & Best Love Interest, Most Accurate Suit, Best Webswinging & Best Visuals Tom = Best Peter Parker, Best Suit & Best CGI

This one is my favorite Spider-Man film tbh

Here comes the unpopular opinion. I think I like this film more then the first Sam Raimi Spider-Man. This wasn’t my opinion for awhile, literally just the past few days, I much prefer the high school stuff, the relationship Peter has with Gwen in this film (and TASM2 minus the stalking thing) I think is better then the Peter and MJ relationship in the Raimi films (although I do love that relationship), I prefer Uncle Ben here then I do in the Raimi films because he has more character and I felt more sad when he died because I got to see him more then I did in the Raimi film (I also love the Raimi version of Uncle Ben), I like Captain Stacey as a character and I thunk he works really well and finally, Flash Thompson for the only time in any of these films has actual character growth and it was genuinely lovely to see. Now, there are things in the first Raimi film I prefer to this, first being the sets and costuming, the Thanksgiving scene is perfection (High Top Films did a video on this scene and it’s fantastic) second, the villain. I don’t really care for the Lizard but I loved Green Goblin and whilst Green Goblin was a stereotypical evil bad guy Norman Osborn had a character and was very complex and there was enough sympathy where you don’t want him to become the Goblin but enough rage and ego to the point where your not surprised he did. Third, the ending. This leaves me wanting to see Spider-Man 2 because of what it sets up, Harry hating Spider-Man and Peter having to live with that and he can’t tell Harry because that was Norman’s last wish, Peter leaves MJ to fully embrace Spider-Man despite loving her, how will she respond? TASM left satisfied but also I didn’t want to see the sequel after it because of what it set up. I guess that’s fine because the characters alone did that but I think the film loses it self a little bit towards the end with “turning everyone in Lizards” plot.

Just watched this one for the first time a few days ago in preparation for the new one, I was pleasantly surprised tbh

Its said in the comics that red skull had spider man’s parents killed because they were undercover shield agents

In defence of the 'great responsibility line' in this film: The line is closer to the original line in the comics. The line never came from Uncle Ben but was just a tagline for the comic. They we're taking from the comics, not the raimi movies

I personally hated the Raimi trilogy growing up, I felt like the way he wrote woman was horrible and it was too weird for me. This one is when I realized how cool spider man could be. Even if the second one is bad, I’ll always love this one.

i actually like the great power speech better in tasm. it placed more responsibility on anyone with power, not one person with great power

Even though I watched the Raimi movies when I was a kid, this is what I really say I “grew up on”. It has a special place in my heart and Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man. His mannerisms and choreography are unparalleled. Heavily underrated

I really enjoyed this film but I wouldn’t say it’s in my top 3

love how your mic is in different places in each video

Kinda liked the history part of this video where you explored why the Raimi films didn't make it into production and the Garfield films began. Would love a few more videos like this, it would be fun to see how certain series came to be or movies that never made it.

Am glad you still make videos

Probably one of my most re-watched films of all time. I first watched this when I was 7 and loved it ever since. Some of that has to do with that it was my first ever PG-13 movie

Hi Sean! Would love to see a James Bond ranking of 1.all of the third acts 2. All of the final battles 3. And weapons ranked (possibly) In fact, I love to see some of these for any franchise!

I just realized The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was one of Sean's first movie reviews ever!

This was the first spider man movie I ever watched. I love Andrew as Spider-Man especially he commentary while he is spider-man. Emma and Andrew have great chemistry in both the movies

I'm glad that the general opinions on these 2 movies are starting to shift positively. They're not as bad as everyone made them seem for the past few years in spite of major gaping flaws. For me: Good: + Performances across the board. Acting-wise, the best Peter, Gwen (Or MJ), May, and Ben. + The interpersonal scenes are fantastic. I agree that if you were to remove the action, the drama would still largely hold up. + Peter's relationship with Aunt May and Uncle Ben is weighted, genuine, and emotional. + For the most part, James Horner's score is quite good. Evocative and triumphant. + Feels like a rarity nowadays for a character to become a hero in the middle of the 2nd act rather than like 15-30 minutes in. So much more earned to really relive this origin story. I don't mind the repeat. + Nolan's influence on the genre may have been detrimental as a whole, but here in particular the tone really works. I like the brooding because it makes sense. + Much of the direction is solid, very intentional. + New York is a community. + The bridge sequence is essential Spider-Man. + The crane sequence. Sure, it's hokey and ridiculous but honest and that's what matters. Bad: - Certain decisions feel like some uncertainty with this take on the character. - Deleted scenes with Curt Connors as the Lizard was SORELY needed. He feels plastic and empty, an exposition machine with baseline development. I feel like if we felt him as a person, then there'd be - They decide to explore Peter's parents, which could've been interesting but when it doesn't fit, it just feels like exposition and an unnecessary detour. - I'm not sure how I feel about the ending. The breakup is a fantastic moment and I understand that this basically shows that although Peter hasn't fully learned his lesson about responsibility like a movie character would and instead is doing what he feels like which a real person may do, can't help but feel like it's still a betrayal and honoring the dead would be what most people would do.

I rewatched this friday and It wasn't as bad as I remembered 3 stars 67/100

love the fresh look sean 😂

Has the most realistic wake up scene lol. Andrew is the best Peter.

GREAT REVIEW SEAN CHANDLER 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I know this isn't a spiderman ranking video but here's how i rank them 1.Into the spiderverse 2. Spiderman 2 3. Spiderman Homecoming 4. Spiderman (02) 5. Spiderman FFH 6. The Amazing Spiderman 7. Spiderman 3 8. Amazing Spiderman 2

This is one of my favorite spider-man movies, I like it better than raimi’s version. I think my top 3 would be Tasm, Spider-Man 3, and at #1 Into the spiderverse.

The biggest 3 things these Spidey movies have other the other two spidermen are as follows… 1) Andrew Garfield by far the best actor of the 3 and the other two are good, but he is a truly elite actor who really knocks his wit and emotional moments in the story. 2) most important element for me personally: the romance between him and the equally great or better Emma Stone is by far the best of the Spidey movie romances. Just so well done I found myself wishing while watching both films that their relationship was the centerpiece of the movies, like a romantic superhero movie. 3) the way Pete swings in these movies is super bad ass. I love the first person camera work but his more web sling parkour style was super cool.

I really like this film

When I first saw this movie I could easily point out the scenes that should've gone like they did in "How The Amazing Spider-Man Should Have Ended" and the bonus scene

I saw this before the original spider-man trilogy, but I honestly like this more

My biggest complaint with this movie aside from the suit was Uncle Ben’s killer was not found

You may not know this, but there are a ton of scenes that were cut or altered that benefit the movie as a whole. Especially Connors with the deleted scene where he talks to his son Billy

Been doing mine daily. Seeing and dropping my No way home review on Wednesday 15th.

This is my least favourite spider man film but I still like it and appreciate it . One thing I really like is Peter's growth from edgy troubled teeneger to selfless hero. Also really like some casting choices . Martin Sheen is awesome uncle Ben and Dennis Leary was great as George Stacey. Ryas Ifans was really good as Curt Connors but terrible as The Lizard in my opinion . Emma and Andrew were fine, not great like in the second movie ( yes , I think actors impoved in that one ) . There are 3 main reasons why this movie is just kind of " alright " to me and doesn't hype me up that much 1. Repeat of the origing story , whener that happens it is just boring to me , and there was really nothing new to tell , juat in a different way 2 . Atmosfere is too dark and grey , overral tone does not match Spider Man( again , the sequel improved on that ) . It just feels like Batman Begins with Spider Man and it didn't work for me 3. Lizard was such a dissapointing villian and massive wasted potential for a great emotional and memorable villain . I always saw Lizard as a tragic horror character . Somone who are you afraid of at the same time as caring for him , because Curt Connors is a good person. In this movie I felt nothing for the character , the desing was just not scary

Just in time! 1 more day before No Way Home for me

I’ve always loved Andrew as Spider-Man. He’s good in his own right, just like Tobey. Tom is a nice middle ground.

You should review hacksaw ridgeway is one of my favorite war movies of all time starring Andrew Garfield

I watched ASM1 for 2nd time 5 days ago and it was way better then I remembered it

I've always liked Horner's version more than Zimmer's. Zimmer's sounds like so over the top to me.

This is the first Spider-Man I saw in the theaters, and might have been the first Spider-Man movie that I've ever saw. (Maybe). But I've always really dug this movie, don't get the hate.

I agree, I love Andrew Garfield’s and Emma Stone’s chemistry waaaay more than Tobey Maguire’s and Kirsten Dunst’s chemistry. The Raimi spider man’s are my favourite movies out of all of them, but I still love all the spider man movies and as much as I love the Raimi films, I actually like Andrew and Emma as a couple in the amazing spider man more. Plus Gwen Stacy in the amazing spider man is more likeable than Mary Jane in the Raimi films (I love Kirsten Dunst, she is so talented but Gwen Stacy is just a very likeable character but both Emma and Kirsten are talented)

I really enjoy both films but this one is my favourite of the two. The story may be weak but I think the lizard is an underrated villain. I love to watch Andrew Garfield and Emma stone because they have amazing chemistry. The two leads are the best actors in the film and from any other spiderman film. Because their performances are so incredibly natural the story feels real and they do multiple scenes where you feel the emotion. I also like how these films dive into the past of Peters parents. Also of course the score is amazing and it has some fantastically directed and produced scenes and shots. Also I love how this Spiderman has a comedic side. Best aunt may too. Peters and Mays relationship and back and fourth convos feels so natural

I grew up watching Andrew's Spider-Man movies and i will always love them.

The critiques about how the Raimi movies did certain things better - i feel like it’s more fair to judge the movie on its own rather than compare it

I love how I'm not the only one watching all movies before I watch NWH

Honestly not a bad movie 6.5/10 my 3 flaws are Lizard looked terrible to me,the Spider suit did too ,it was a lacking in the comedy section and the improv sections with Peter and Gwen didn’t really add anything and I honestly think they’re overrated a lil bit

Just saw No Way Home, great movie, Andrew was in it, Matt Murdock was there, Tobey was there. Rip Aunt May but at least she said with great power comes great responsibility.

The amazing spider man is really good, even the second one is good as well in my opinion

Can you do a review of the Spider-Man New Animated Series (2003)??? The show only had one season but it was so underrated!! Oh and it was an MTV series!!! Crazy….

This is my favorite Spiderman film

Sweater Vest Sean. The hero we needed. Not the one we deserved.

im not watching this video because of spoilers just want to know if charlie cox is in the movie can someone answer a simple yes or no

the discription says ",,,This is part 4 so we're talking The Amazing Spider-Man (2002)," isnt the amazing spiderman from (2012) lol?

I’m not joking when I say my favorite Spiderman movie is TASM

andrew garlfided is a great actor and he did a good job in playing spdierman. I loved the part when he was crying when gwen died that acting was super good. But the movies are bullshit and I am not blaming andrew garlfied I am blaming the direcotrs and the writters of amazing spiderman.

My favourite spider-man

Im just commenting for the youtube algorithm TBH ive got nothin to say😂 Love u btw

After Spider-Man 2, I think this is the 2nd best Spider-Man movie. And in my personal opinion, I think this was the most enjoyable Spider-Man movie. But, I still think that Tobey was the best onscreen Spider-Man but I also think that Andrew was the perfect Spider-Man onscreen. Though I don't think that Andrew was the perfect Peter Parker but he did his best. Yes it doesn't have the feeling like Raimi's three films but I think this was the most interesting because of its dark tone.

I feel like if they just completely ignored the spider-man origin and didn't try and tiptoe around the uncle ben line people would have been more upset.

He in fact did not remember to put a card

yay

I love this movie personally!

Tasm 1 n 2 r by far my favourite Spider-Man movies n idc what anyone says or thinks about them

I like this one better than the current movies. Unfortunately the sequel was kind of a mixed bag.

Is this a good movie? I would say so. But it’s not quite good enough to justify its own existence. The two leads have great chemistry, but everything else would just fall in the good enough category.

I think they did a good job with these ones. I never understood the hate. These were a hell of a lot better than Tom holland’s Spider-Man films

Love you Sean, but please don’t say vigilante like that anymore😂

I really like this movie. It has aged better in my eyes. I like the second one too.. it just has more flaws

Can we agree Andrew is the best Spider-Man?

Can you talk about Attack on Titan?

Yo why are you in Chris Stuckman’s room?

In my opinion these movies bring out more emotions for me than the Tom Holland movies but I do believe objectively toms are better I just enjoy these more.

It’s easily my favourite Spider-Man movie

God Bless You All! Praise God!🎄

I Really Dug The Stan Lee Cameo In This As Well As Spider-Man 3 I Think Those Are The Best Of The Spider-Man Stan Lee Cameos. Those Words Mattered, That Message Means Something Real That Matches The Themes Of Those Movies The Library Sequence Was Absolutely Fun & Inventive For Me, The Stan Lee Cameo & C Thomas Howel As The Dad Who's Son Was Saved, They're The Best Parts Of This Film, As Well As Gwen's Dad. Don't Really Care For Anything Else With This Movie.

I love this movie, it holds up well in my opinion and andrew garfield did great with the role