Day Star exactly, and that's why the MCU fails to properly portray the character, they make him into this world saving hero when he is really supposed to be a nerdy, awkward kid who happened to get superpowers, he should then use those powers to aid his community, not be yet another big super hero, we already have too many of those and not enough traditional local neighborhood heros that Spiderman is supposed to be!
@@Luke-xi2pq Exactly. Spider Man 2 perfectly shows what makes Spider Man a real hero. He had a choice, and the 90s animated series made this clear too how much of a struggle it was to be both Peter and Spider Man. Peter chose in the end to be Spider Man not just because he felt it was his responsibility having great power but in the end, even if it ruined his life as Peter Parker, he makes the sacrifice to save other people. Even when he temporarily lost his powers, he couldn't just stand around watching innocent people get hurt. Not many people can do that.
You would do crying scene better? Gosh be grateful that we had a perfect Spider-man for a short period of time and don't look at the details to say that he is bad because he is not Wait I misspelled the sentence,I was at work and just saw it at first glance so I typed very fast to defend his "crying"
@@milospavicevic192 i think he is complementing it in a way that tobey crying is realistic. Well in my honest opinion I like all the spiderman but tobey is the one I love nostalgic or not. the feeling when I first read the spiderman comics? Same feeling when I watch the legendary trilogy always will always will be like toby maguire said "I will always be spiderman"
@@comicfannicolas3645 I know right? And they said they didn't want to repeat all the story for example uncle Ben or how he gets his powers, but still he is in high school.
@@Proaz15 That's one reason I enjoyed Spiderman ps4 so much. It was so refreshing to see an adult version of Spiderman, rather than another nerdy high school kid story.
That's just where the hype factor is. The tobey films helped with that, then all the animated series stuck with it too. Its just more interesting to see a kid doing all this stuff, most people who followed spiderman were kids themselves so it was a commonality thing. Im 23 now but growing up i always loved the kid Spider-Man theyve stuck with. Now I would like to see a more grown up one and ps4 definitely served that purpose. But theyre trying to keep with the age group that will always stick with the character. As we grow up, we fall out of older interests, i used to like star wars, now it's too much sci-fi for me. But a kid is always going to appeal to another kid being super cuz it helps to imagine themselves in that position better
@@simplekid4328, I only started hating Star Wars after Disney bought out the rights of Lucas Films and Fox Entertainment to making shitty Sequel Trilogy, and they never released the original Remastered versions of the Prequels and OG Trilogy like they promised after they bought out Fox Entertainment and Lucas Films, and one of the reasons on why I love manga nowadays more often than comics because the characters grow up have a family and get old whereas comics even if the character is old they’re old cynical old assholes to everybody around them, and why’d I want to read a story that has a realistic story like that whenever the purpose of entertainment is to escape from the bullshit reality around us.
The Luigi Show Lol 😂 I don’t know if he said that but I don’t care! It’s true. He IS Spider-Man. He needs to return or at least talk about it more lol RU-vid clearly misses him. Look at all the videos in 2019 Edit; oh yeah. He definitely said it. Lol. My bad 😂
I feel like the reason why Sam Raimi’s version of Spider-Man was more accurate was because of his love and extensive knowledge of comics. The other Spider-Man movies feel hollow and too much of something created in a corporate think tank if that makes sense. Tobey to me will always be the best film representation of Spider-Man.
Agreed, feeling a bit disrespected when they come to milk the fan for a yearly cash in, while feeding them cheap stories. Not sure greed makes for too many great authors
@@thebadwolf3088 AFAIK Venom isn't supposed to be in the 3rd film. I think Raimi wants to use the Lee/Ditko/Romita Sr. Characters. The classics. It was the executives or Avi Arad i think who wanted Venom in the movie and to Raimi's credit, he made it work.
it's been almost two decades since the first Sam Raimi Spider-Man movie came out in theatres and it still maintains relevance to this day. The Peter from into the Spiderverse was a direct reference to Sam Raimi's movies. FFH literally brought back J.K Simmons to play J.Jonah Jameson. It's not just nostalgia that draws fans back to these movies. It's the fact that the movies were Iconic.
@@bonnierabbit1413 Yes and no. Ned was revealed to be the hobgoblin but that was because the original writer who knew who was gonna be the hobgoblin left and they just randomly decided it would be ned. Couple years later they retcon it and say roderic kingsly was the hobgoblin all along
Between a Spider-Man who jokes a lot to the point a villain can potentially hurt or injure bystanders and innocent civilians vs a Spider-Man who jokes a little and can still focus on rescuing people, even during a fight against a supervillain, Which would you pick?
@@deadpoolrockz6410 i missed the part where that's my problem. jokes aside, I'd prefer a plentiful of comedy along with saving the innocents. like in Spectacular Spiderman.
Umm everything Tobey says is memeable. His Spider-Man was much funnier than Andrew’s depressed movies. And it was much more tasteful than hot girl summer Aunt May and “Peter tingle”.
That's right, Tobey's spider-man is an actual MAN in his movies. I mean like an Adult with real life responsibilities like working a job, paying rent, taking care of his widowed aunt... all that adult stuff
Best thing about Sam Raimi version is he's always struggling in everything. His relationship, his job, his life choices . He's just like any other human being. When i first watched it as a kid you really appreciate the spectacle of action and superhero story, but as i grow up into my teen years and late 20s u really appreciate how can u compare ur self to him as an individual trying to be something but always questioning ur self with what u really want. To become greater or become just simple guy just trying to make a living.
Yea I loved that he’s not some super perfect guy like the other two. he can’t do most things in life without struggling like being on time to work while going to school and having a relationship that’s very relatable The other two get the girl with with ease get upgrades from other people and apparently have no problems with school
Yup basically this. This is the one of the reasons I like it so much, even though I never really noticed as a kid but did when I watched it when I was older. It's the struggle that makes him so memorable and believable. Tobey's version is an average guy who also happens to be a superhero at times.
Yeah the reason why Stan Lee made Peter Parker work is basically how relatable he is. He's not the best looking guy, or confident, or perfect. He's just a nerdy dude who happens to get powers but due to selfishly using them he indirectly causes his father figure to die and becomes a hero. But even then he still struggles with life. He doesnt get the girl right off the bat, he is distracted from school, he is always exhausted and distant from Aunt May etc. He can be anyone of us
Ultimate Spiderman comics reveal his face a lot of Times un-intentionally and intentionally,heck Norman osborn figured out Peter is Spiderman in the first issue(technically he was'nt spiderman yet)
@Storyteller Universe It's ripped but his mask is only really taken off at like the end of the films(at least with 2 and 3 it's just ripped in the first one) while Garfield and Holland take it off like all the time.
@Storyteller Universe im pretty sure he didint want his mask to be ripped out, and only Harry and Mary Jane ever knew, Tom literally gave out his name to however asked.
Also no one seems to get that Peter kept his promise to Norman before he died “don’t tell harry” and everyone seems often frustrated that he couldn’t just explain it to Harry in the other 2 movies. Shows his commitment to keeping a promise
@@amazingjay3957 when Osborne said "dont tell harry" I think he meant "dont tell him I'm a psychopathic murdering goblinman" not "I botched myself trying to kill spiderman." I doubt he'd really care about the latter.
It’s cause Harry already considers him the prime suspect after finding out he is spider man. Even if Peter told him he wouldn’t believe him cause he was already convinced. What Harry needed was for him to find out for himself. Which came in the form of his most loyal butler. Because why would HE need to lie?
1. He’s more accurate because he uses actual web shooters 2. I’m old enough to be your dad. And I would be if your mom had change for three bucks Edit: Replaced most with more. Most belongs to Andrew.
@@Joseph_Drew_III He has actual web shooters...so does Andrew Garfield. Everything else about him is unlike the comics. The MCU version is not really Spiderman, he's more like Iron Boy.
1. Glands don’t count. They undermine his intelligence. 2. The “Iron Boy” argument is both unoriginal and retarded. The Civil War movie clearly shows that he’s been saving the day for a while before Tony’s visit. 3. The only reason Tony’s part of it in the first place is so he has someone to lose without telling the Uncle Ben story for the third time in two decades. The Raimi version has a lot of good acting, and some good plots and portrayals. But in addition to the gland shit, the Raimi trilogy wasted Norman with movie 1, made him look like a Power Ranger, turned Eddie into a wimp who just whines at everything, and took away the twisted set of morals that made Venom so popular.
Antonio Morreale I'm with you on that (even though it might never come to be, but I still have hope for it.) As long as Sam Raimi directs it, I'm hyped for the fourth installment if it ever happens one day. His Spiderman films are my favorite.
@@izzatirfan1995 Amazing Spider-Man 2's suit was REALLY good. It was slick, shiny, not too bright and doesn't look like it's fused to Peter's skin like Homecoming's suit.
Raimi’s Peter Parker is the only one whose punches feel like they have weight, and who actually brings a presence to the screen as though he could believably kick some ass
@Cyberdemon Mike The obtuse lenses on the ASM2 costume have always bothered me. I also don't like the pinkish tint it has. I, too, like the costume in The Amazing Spider-Man 1, but I like cheesy stuff in general. They went pretty bonkers with it. Like, if I had to describe it, it's like gaming in 2007 personified through a Spidey costume. My favorite aspect would have to be the gloves; I dunno why, but the blue fingers with the red running along the knuckles just looks so cool to me. I LOVE the shot in the movie where he's running on that bridge and places his hand on a car's window.
What I really appreciate about Raimi's Spider-Man is how he was actually portrayed as a loner who wrestles with his inner self and has not that many people he can talk to. He was dedicated to keeping his secret away from people and he never intentionally gave it away to the people who could've been hurt by knowing who he really was. The scenes in SP1, where he sits alone in his room, crying after the graduation, because Uncle Ben wasn't there, and in SP2, where he returns home after having a rough day, to find out it's his birthday, and there are only tree people in the house, break my heart. And that's why I've not been found of the MCU's Spider-Man. His life was too comforting for my taste. The struggle wasn't really there. He had all the friends anyone can ask for. He had Tony Stark and his staff backing him up, half of his class, and even The Avengers. Everyone liked the guy. Even the girl we thought did not like him was actually secretly in love with him. Maguire's Parker did not have sugary life. He worked on a shit job, had shit bosses, he was failing in school, he lived in a shit apartment, and drove on an old motorcycle. That's a textbook definition of a personal struggle. He doesn't even have to fight supervillains to feel beaten down.
Anton A. I remember from Filmento who said why this works is in few simple words. “Beat the hell out of your protagonist” give that protagonist the most struggling life and watch how the audience empathize him.
I dont know if your tour like legitimately asking but like i think it’s obvious that they want to appeal to the younger audience (the audience that wouldnt of really read comics) so they can visualize themselves as the vigilante, and when a kid wants to go they tale the whole family more money in tickets, and when the kid really likes it they get the dvd
Sahil Bajaj in MCU not iron man even the trilogy got it right who ever think or said the trilogy sticks because tobey miguire play a older Spider-Man not a youth and hey at least he has character and personality and feels has responsibilities and consequences as well.
In 10-20 years, what movies are going to live on and be replayed as classics? Let’s be real: you’re gonna be itching to share the Raimi trilogy with your kids, aren’t you?
No I wouldn’t share them for aging badly shit Acting inaccurate representation of Spider-Man and I can go and on and on but No These are great movies aren’t they flawless if you insult them YouR NOt a REal SpiDER-maN FaN
yes we all are becase the next generation are gonna mess up the superheroes for example: Tom Holland spiderman EDIT: i'd either show them spectacular spiderman or insomniac's spiderman in order its spectacular spiderman, insomniac's spiderman, then sam raimi spiderman but out of the three live action spidermen...is show them raimi spiderman before mcu spiderman in a heartbeat
@@jupiter9045 Tom Holland is more accurate then again... none of them are as accurate as Spider-Man PS4 THATS what id share with my kids not cringe 2000s dated af movie with the most toxic fanbase imaginable
When tobey cried when uncle ben died. My mother teared up. This shows that the film as a whole caught the hearts of middle aged audiences. Not just fanboys like me 😊
Gino Peñaflor Omg That scene fucked me up when I was younger, I’m sorry but the Uncle iron man shit just doesn’t cut it, RDJ is literally one of the best actors and he can’t replicate that feeling of “Damn His uncle just got shot because of letting that dumbass walk by” Tobey’s Spider-Man Cannot be replicated
Not really, a noticed a lot of middle/old aged people don't really understand what a good movie is and they would positively react even to a bad scene - not because of what is shown, but the implication. Just look at all women enjoying the endless soap operas. It doesn't mean SM is bad, it's just not a good example to prove anything.
I cried to when i was very younger and i'm 23 so.. I never cried once in amazing spiderman (was so trash i refused to fully watch it) or tom holland spiderman that i saw but i didn't like to much because i had no immersion in the film and the protagonist acting. If you cry in Tom Hollands films you also like those low bugget films for kids or that trash of high school musical.
Coming in 2025: Peter Parker (Channing Tatum) is an ordinary High School Football Captain. While taking nude photos of his 10/10 girlfriend Mary-Jane Stacey, a radioactive spider bites him on his chiseled bicep, making him swole af. He uses his newfound power to beat up the nerds even harder, until he accidentally beats his uncle to death. Slightly shocked but not disheartened, Peter learns the greatest lesson of them all: mad gains comes mad responsibility
Comic Fan Nicolas classic that will always be my favourite spider-man cartoon that cartoon also did show peters angry side like when mary jane gets trapped in the portals made by the time dilation machine he lost it at the goblin i also enjoyed the mtv series
Nice video, I am pretty sick of the “nostalgia is blinding you” thing whenever someone says they like these films. Raimi’s films are still the gold standard, the essence of Parker is there in droves and the films are superbly directed
@@vadersfist6495 so because he looks younger and fights with the avengers. Those reason are looking outside the box. So fuck you and learn how to properly analyze the character
@@sengroagers1111 It isn't though. Spiderman/Peter Parker neither fears or (as is commonly said) hates people who have same sex attraction. It's a great insult to the guy he's fighting. As a kid, I thought it was a really muscley woman he was facing in the cage.
My biggest issue with MCU spider-man is that he's so eager to impress Iron Man. Spider-man was iconic because he was the first teenage super hero that wasn't a sidekick, and didn't have a mentor telling how and what to do. MCU just threw that whole aspect out
MCU had to portray a very different Spider-Man because that was the character's 3rd live action version. Plus, MCU version wasn't exactly a sidekick. Anyway, his relationship with Iron-Man was perfect for Spider-Man's future as the next (kinda) Iron-Man.
I wish more people would watch this video and understand that we like Tobey's spiderman not just because of nostalgia, but his character depth and details in the arc.
Based on some of the comments, I think some people didn't even get past the title. I guarantee you, if I'd said I hadn't watched the movies as a kid, they'd still say I like them because of nostalgia. It's like they're programmed to say that as a counter to anything positive said about the Raimi films.
@@comicfannicolas3645 Sad but true. Also, to me it seems Tom Holand's spiderman is liked just because its played by Tom, with no regards to the actual character he is playing. Major comparison point between Raimi and MCU spideys to me is the fact that Raimi's spiderman was so relatable to, the guy lived a lower-class life, struggled with rent and juggling the life of a son, best friend, boyfriend and a superhero. MCU spiderman lived in an almost luxurious state even before Ironman came into his life - which is one major point I hated, Tom's spidey is the most spoon-fed, handheld spiderman out of them all.
@@comicfannicolas3645 That's pretty much mainstream media fans in a nutshell. Movies these days hold your hand and explain every little thing rather than letting the viewer get attached to characters and feel their difficulties, and as a result of that ease, most people who appreciate movies like that turn their brains off. If you wanna explain something to them, they immediately play the "okay im the only smart persin here" card. Sucks that we can't do anything about it, but I'm happy to finally come across some other sensible people.
@@static.6524 I think Tobey's was a depiction on when Spiderman was older, not when he first started, so Raimi messed up bc evn in his origin he was in his own house and looked 30
*Fun Fact:* The reason Spiderman talks so much is so he won't be putting all of his energy into letting his mind run. If Spiderman's absolutely silent while fighting you, that means he's putting 100% of his mind into taking you down.
There was that one scene in Spectacular Spider-Man where the Sinister Six got their asses handed to them in one night by a sleeping Parker (the Venom/Black Suit controlled him). He was silent all along and managed to trump them all.
That means my Tobey was the most serious one. But I don’t blame any of the 3 SMs making quips. If I would see a man with octopus arms or a freaking huge man lizard attacking me I would make as many quips as possible to don’t be nervous. I think I wouldn’t shut up if I was one of them😂
@@domenica3639 In a comic when Spidey is talking to Uncle Ben's grave he says that he was his hero and he tried to make the things he did, like doing always the right thing, not giving up and he mentions that he jokes a lot cause it helps tranquilice civilians and rattles the villains "oh im so good at this that i can crack jokes while you have to concentrate to fight with me" But the main reason that Wall Crawler cracks so many jokes is to cover up the fact that he is scared as shit under the mask. I dont remember specificallly how he calls it but its something Uncle Ben used to do (something like "The Parker Labia").
Jeep Ford Guy Yeah, he started to make a name for himself......then he was like wait....lemme join this guy to that literally plays the same guy in every movie
There's nothing wrong with Toby Maguire Spidey crying. Because it shows the true humanity that Spiderman has under that mask. He's a human being. Even if he has superpowers. If you think there is, you're a monster!
Mr.ScaryPasta it’s not so much as him crying, it’s the fact that he cried. A lot! And when he did he had an awkward face. So awkward that I couldn’t help but laugh. Guess I’m a monster now 🤷🏻♂️
People make fun of Tobey for crying but Tom Holland's Spidey has actually cried more than Tobey has lmao Also they say he has an ugly crying face, but I still haven't seen one single person who doesn't have a weird crying face
To this day, that fight scene in Spider-Man 2 with Peter and Doc Ock throwing hands on the side of a train going 200 mph? It's still the best fight to ever come from a Spider-Man movie.
The Amazing Spider-Man movies had some surprisingly solid fight scenes as well, they showed Spidey to be nimble and they were surprisingly easy to follow. They were almost like the PS4 game
@@TheDirtySouth404 I respect your opinion, but for me, that fight was specifically all about the effects and less about any real defining substances: the choreography for one was all over the place. Drones, jets, illusions, Michael Bay explosions? Spider-Man fights shine better when they're simple (as superior animation alone doesn't equal a superior fight) which is why I love that Doc Ock fight so much. It didn't rely on flashy visual effects and instead prioritized high-stakes choreography, alongside tension realistically grounded within that Peter's universe. Far From Home's fight felt just about as artificial as Mysterio's persona to me.
@@tobeymaguireisthebestspide2695 Nah, Watchmen, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. Though to be fair Spiderman 2 has always been my least favourite in the trilogy haha.
Tobey cries too much? Why the hell would anyone else on earth not cry when they find their Uncle gunned down in an alley! Tobey also has way more requotable jokes than Andrew and Tom combined, granted I have seen the original Spiderman trilogy many more times than the recent ones but I still can't even remember any of Holland's nor Garfield's jokes for some reason!
"Tobey has way more requotable jokes than Andrew and Tom combined" Homecoming came out 15 years after the original trilogy, so I'd say that's not a fair comparison. "Granted I have seen the original Spider-Man trilogy many more times than recent ones" And you complain that you can't remember any of their jokes. This is what bias is, folks.
@@GHanson bruh I haven't seen spider-man 1 or 2 in forever, yet I can remember more of the quotable lines/jokes in just one of those movies than I can in homecoming. Lmao literally, barely anything Tom Holland said in any of his movies were quotable...
Only Tom Holland quotes i remember were from Civil War. "Hey buddy i think you lost this'' throws object back at Winter Soldier. Or ''You have a metal arm?
The organic webbing is stupid. It makes more sense that he made web shooters, because he could also tailer the web to specific enemies(conductive for Electro, hydrophobic for Hydroman, etc.) How he got the powers makes more sense than a man with spider abilities shooting web from his wrists instead of his ass REGION.
@@dangerplayer3337 okay no, sorry but no Andrew Garfield and Tom look like Peter in the comics WAY MORE then Tobey does, do research before spitting out stuff that isnt even true
I heard the creator of My Hero Academia is a huge fan of Western comics and Spider-Man is part of the inspiration for Izuku. Guess Disney was just returning the favor.
@@kingvegeta5695 no, no.. they werent, they just used what miles morales had as a character for mcu peter, idk how people arent realizing that, but they want to bring up the comics lol
I bet when spiderverse exist, he still looking for ironman or happy hogan to get a suit... because this is the most dumbest spiderman and that's why stan lee rush his death or else he die crying everyday in heaven after seeing his spiderman became a bitch
alot of people always hate on the scene where he's dancing down the street in sm 3 but i never had a problem with it. its purposely supposed to be cringe because thats what a nerdy peter parker thinks is bad and cool
“They remember the Memes of him crying.” This is what I’ve never liked about internet culture. They don’t remember the character, but they do remember the stupid Memes, most of which were never that funny in the first place.
youthnando91 Tom’s joke were so stupid like “hey guys the illegal weapon convention just started, you just missed it” like seriously are these movies made for 5 year olds?
@@michaelford8017 Yeah but its not the same. We only saw him for a little while and Peter havent even started working for him at the time where his identity was revealed. Unlike the original trilogy where we see more of him and his character, on here he is almost non existent at this point.
The scene in Spiderman 3 when Peter whips that goblin grenade right back at Harry lives rent free in my brain. Tobey will always be my favorite Spiderman, bar none.
Tobey is the most accurate of the three adaptations, I agree. Garfield was too "dude bro" and Tom is just Spider-Boy who's desperate for attention from daddy Iron Man. Good video.
Based on Captain America: Civil War, Tom Holland's version is also very dudebro. It really turned me off from the character and was one of the reasons I disliked the movie so much
As someone who grew up with the actual comics instead of any of the movies, that’s MY (as well as other people fitting those criteria) call to make. “Spider-Man” is a story about growing up. All three of them acknowledge that by having Peter start out in high school. But you all gang up on Tom because you’re jacking off to nostalgia. Also, the reason Tom’s looks up to Iron Man is because they didn’t want to tell the Uncle Ben story for the third time in a row. An interesting but reasonable choice. But glands? They undercut Peter’s intelligence by not giving him a chance to design his own gear, while the Tom Holland iteration actually gets to prior to Civil War and during Far From Home.
@darth g0ldaR Ben contributes two things: a dead role model (which Tony now is), and “with great power comes great responsibility”, a morality Tom displayed right away in that scene in his room. “If you can do the things I can, but you don’t, and THEN the bad things happen, they happen because of you.” Also, the fundamental differences in the documents for the MCU’s Civil War make Peter and Tony much more agreeable.
They act like he cries in the movies for no reason. Uncle father figure dies, pretty big deal. Girlfriend love of your life breaks up with you to people with a heart, pretty big deal. Best friend dies, pretty big deal. Also the face he makes when stoping the train was also realistic, was he suppose to be stern and not show strain?
"Tom Holland is the best comic accurate Spider-Man" The best comic accurate Spider-Man: 1. Doesn't have money problems 2. Doesn't care, suffer of PTSD or have nightmares about Uncle Ben during nights 3. His Aunt May is a irresponsible happy go lucky sexual object that fucks Iron-Man's assistant rather than being a good caring responsible person that just lost his husband and struggles to move on 4. He's not a FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER that works for Daily Bugle 5. Not enough consequences (hope NWH doesn't turn the whole thing into a joke and actually make Peter lose someone by making a sacrifice or something) 6. Flash Thompson is not even a goddamn bully and he looks like someone that could get his ass kicked by Peter even without his powers (the fact that he dyed his hair blonde in NWH is hilarious as hell) 7. Norman Osborn, Harry Osborn, Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane doesn't exist (for now maybe) 8. Peter got his first classic suit made by Tony Stark rather than creating his own for wrestling 9. He's not independent, always needs everyone to cover his butt, gets mentored by every hero and reveals his secret identity on purpose, even in the most idiotic way possible, putting the people he loves in danger 10. *They completely stole Miles Morales traits, his friend Ganke and copy pasted them on Peter.* Tom Holland is definitely NOT the best comic accurate Spider-Man, and i'm SICK of fake fans pretending that he is the definitive second coming of christ of all Spider-Men. Tom. Is. Not. SPIDER-MAN. Nuff said.
@Mourning Star I like Sekiro as well but you seem to have some weird fascination with it. Combat is great in it for sure but there is so much more to a game than that. More to the point Sekiro combat isn't even complicated, it's pretty fucking simple but satisfying. Maybe you're 16 and haven't played as many games as you like to pretend or something, I dunno.
I think my favorite joke from Tobey Spider-Man would have to be from the game. Green Goblin: Join me Spider-Man! We could be brothers!!! Spider-Man: If we're brothers! Then I'm telling Mom!
Stan Lee did say to Tobey Maguire that he is the best representation of Spiderman and they did start making some comic books of Spider-Man having organic webbing for awhile. Tobey Maguire will always be my most favorite Spider-Man.
@The most hated person in the mcu 1. Due to unfortunate circumstances beyond my control, you might have to give your title to Carol. 2. Show me the following things: -Tobey with mechanical web-shooters -Willem DeFoe in spandex who isn’t wasted on the first movie -Non-wimp Eddie Brock -Venom with twisted morals (but morals nonetheless) And I will show you a perfect Spider-Man series.
@@raidoukuzonoha883, everywhere I go in real life I’ve seen more people claiming they love Tom Holland out of any other Spider-Man interpretation of the character, and honestly, I’ve always thought that the PS4 Spider-Man, Into the Spider-Verse animated film, and Sam Raimi films are the only accurate interpretations of the character from the comics.
Tobey: I should’ve never hurt you... Holland:**slowly fades away** Tobey: I should’ve never said those things... Holland: **Fades completely** TobeyInMCU’s “Farwell, MCU Spidey”
Unfortunately Tobey likely won't return as Spider Man in any capacity. Even back when he was starring in the Raimi films, he underwent several back surgeries and it was a lot of pain for him.
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My biggest problem with Tom Holland Spider-Man can be shown in the scene in homecoming when the building is on top of him. That moment when he’s trying to lift up the building should’ve shown the audience his motivation to “with great power...” but instead it was all about what tony told him when he took his suit. You just don’t change Spider-Man’s biggest defining attribute and still try to pass it off as Spider-Man
It's actually really shocking to me more Spider-man fans don't take issue with that. It's blatantly making another hero his inspiration, putting him right in sidekick territory. At the very least Peter's now Tony's legacy character, which goes completely against the entire concept of him.
@@comicfannicolas3645 don’t get me wrong I don’t dislike Tom Holland Spider-Man, personality wise he’s closer to the ultimate Spider-Man version, which is the one I grew up reading, I just don’t like that they straight up replaced uncle Ben with tony. I hope future movies steer away from this
@@joseruiz3160 yeah I like Tom too. It's just that interpretation has so many things about it like that that I find it amazing people think it's the most accurate.
They’re saving that for someone bigger, tobey is 100% going to tell him the quote in nwh, thats the scene tom was talking about in the empire interview. They weren’t planning for it b4 but if what i said is the case and it most likely is, then it was well worth the wait.
everyone's arguing about which spiderman is the best but im just sitting here like "I want a sitcom where tom holland andrew garfield and tobey maguire are roommates"
I don't know why they rebooted Toby in the first place I get it spiderman 3 was all over the place but still a spiderman 4 would have been so much better than andrew garfield movies, the sole reason that Tom's spidey works is because it is in the mcu if it was a solo act it would have been a disaster
No, it works because he’s a young Spider-Man who tells a lot of weak jokes. That all it takes for people to say hes the best when he does absolutely nothing in the mcu. And is also completely different from the original character...
fort nite Mainly Bc of studio interference shoving Venom into the film and to many sub plots for a 2 hour movie which is basically what happened to TASM2 also.
@@TylerBoyette yeah i get it but spiderman 3 is still way better than that shit of TASM2, at least when sam raimi was forced to put venom in he tried to make venom look bad to backfire on sony but the movie was still entertaining. This is why i feel like its an underrated movie
@@samuelmunoz1464 no the corny acting and how we’re supposed to feel bad for doc Ock at the end I’m not buying it.. it’s shitty writing and obviously the scream that Tobey does... what a dumpsterfire
@@Joseph_Drew_III Shut the fuck up. You seriously think Holland is a better Spiderman? Please. Spider-Man in his comics is hotheaded, confident, talkative, and at his worse moments becomes angry. As he matured his temper wore away in the later comics. Tom's Spiderman is always unsure of himself and his quips aren't confident ones, they come off as desperate. He doesn't ever show anger Garfield's Spiderman fits the comic one perfectly. His Peter Parker isn't accurate but we aren't talking about that. We are talking about when wearing the mask And another thing is actual prowess. Spiderman in the comics relies mainly on his speed and movement to defeat his enemies. Garfield is the quickest and most agile Spiderman. Another point to him
I remember when everyone thought Toby didn't fit the role. Now that we see how shit the other iterations are we can safely say toby was the best spider guy
It kinda doesn't make sense, like, it should come out from his ass. Marvel comics in the silver age tried to be more realistic than DC's and others, so, they used web shooters as a more realistic option. Also, his only "spidery" powers are the spider sense and super strenght, sticking to walls is because of the radiactivity of the spider. I also like them in storytelling wise 'cause, y'know, "everyone could be Spider-Man" and all, but not the webshooters. They were Peter's thing, any other wouldn't have webs or would have to make them in another way. Is to remind us that Peter is not a blank character for us to identify with, he also has his own traits and qualities besides the spider.
@@pedrorocha3674 that's a misconception. Webs don't come out of spiders' asses. I forgot what the area is called but it's not there ass. Also, why does it NEED to be completely accurate to that of a spider? For example, how come Peter does have 8 arms? Or hair all over? Its comic book fantasy, I don't see a problem with webs coming out of his wrists...
@Sudarshan ara Now there is, but it sucked, didn't feel like spider man at all and him being on the phone only made it even worse, the music is bad, the swinging is shallow and boring not thrilling at all, anyways it sucked.
@@farazhuq5568 Eh... that's an emotional scene... but we dont have scene where hes just swinging around and stops an actual petty crime that doesn't solve a big problem but just builds up his will to be a hero him actually using his stealth skills like spiderman normally does we never see him on a roof just hanging where you think "Woah... that's cool" just the simple things spiderman does that are so bad ass that no normal person can do...
They complain he didnt joke enough. Everybody remember in the amazing spider-man where his joking got people killed? He was joking with The Rhino when he was driving the semi-truck, and he didnt stop him, which distracted Rhino, and he crashed into multiple cars. So, please, spare me the complaints of "not enough joking".
@@comicfannicolas3645 I agree. Tobey had the maturity to only joke when necessary, and when he did, it was pretty funny. You don't need to start making jokes when people are falling off buildings; it really isn't needed.
I prefer quality over quantity with Spider-man’s quips. I prefer Toby’s “That’s a cute outfit, did you husband give it to you?” than Andrew’s “You can call me Spider-man, you can call me webhead, just don’t call me late to dinner” or Tom’s “Hey Big Bird!”
I think what made the difference between those is that Tobey's is a classic joke and directly provoking the target, while Andrew's was "quick, say something random and snarky" and Tom's was... is "big bird" even supposed to be a joke? I mean, I haven't watched non-Tobey stuff yet, but Tom's sounds like what passes as a joke in child shows.
@@maxwellsterling I imagine it's supposed to just be a reference to the Sesame Street character. I thought it was funny, personally, but it was in no way comparable to the clever quips from the Tobey movies.
I love Tobey's and Andrew's quips. While Tobey is my fav, I think Andrew is severely underrated and I love him too. Both their quips are awesome. Tom's were good in Civil War, after that he just got annoying.
@@MircowaveTimeMachine yea no worries... i pointed out on peter parkers portion becoz i think thats harder to be convincing (mask vs unmasked)... i prefer tobey's spiderman as well ... but it just that they(tobey/tom/andrew) all have a side to the spiderman in comics n cartoon(the 90s version that i know) in a way or another, more or less...
@@hyperion3145 Peter is oftem described as being good looking. He has numerous women wanting to get with him even back in high school. Where do yiu get this idea that he's generic looking?
@@campbellsoup93 in the very first comic of Spider-Man (his official debut back in the 60s) he was average looking but I guess they made him more attractive as time went on
I remember a while ago after Homecoming hit cinemas and one person said "it was a really good movie, but I hope in the next one we get more scenes of Peter Parker and his interactions with other characters and his personal struggles" He then got swarmed by replies like this: "It's called SPIDER-MAN Homecoming, not Peter Parker the movie" pissed me right off
That poor person, must be grating to be surrounded by Marvel fans who only want to watch MCU stuff and nothing else, like come on, where's the sense of contrast among the non MCU Marvel movies?
As far as I am concerned, fans of the MCU are not fans of the Comic Book Characters. 'Infinity War' is a massive joke to me. MCU Thanos is just horribly underwhelming. Now 'THE INFINITY GAUNTLET' is a different beast all together. That story arc is one of the best in Comic Book History. Thanos beats up Tony Stark in the movie? Okay, that's cute. Meanwhile Thanos is bitchslapping Galactus in the comic book. Massive power scale difference.
Also, Aunt May's actress was great for the role. She brought such sweetness and comfort on the scenes, that it makes you understand why Spider-Man wants the people he cares most about not know or be related to his crime fighting job.
