YES YOU CAN YOU CAN TAKE THIS MONEY FROM ME

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>Too few characters out there, flying around like that, saving old girls like me. And Lord knows, kids like Henry need a hero. Courageous, self-sacrificing people. Setting examples for all of us. Everybody loves a hero. People line up for them, cheer them, scream their names. And years later, they'll tell how they stood in the rain for hours just to get a glimpse of the one who taught them how to hold on a second longer. I believe there's a hero in all of us, that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble, and finally allows us to die with pride, even though sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams.

There is literally no better quote in a capeshit film.

>They were a bit obsessed with the old... S-E-X. God I'm glad I never think of that type of thing Father. That whole sexual world. God, when you think of it it's a dirty, filthy thing, isn't it Father? Can you imagine Father? Can you imagine Father, looking up at your husband, and him standing over you with his lad in his hand, wanting you to degrade yourself? God almighty can you imagine that Father? Can you picture it there Father? Oh get a good mental picture of it. Can you see him there? Ready to do the business?

>>81734495
Rosemary Harris is a way better actor in these movies than people give her credit for. The money scene is genuinely heartbreaking. Literally nothing in the MCU feels like that.

no aunt may
ill just waste it on RENT

>>81734382
Is Spider-Man 2 unironically the greatest capeshit ever made?

>>81734744
It's a goldmine of good film making. It's held together with perfectly cast actors that all worked really well with Raimi. Even Patton Oswalt thinks so, as much as I'd hate to agree with him on anything.

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>>81734495
>it's the actual quote

>YOU'VE STUCK YOUR WEBS IN MY BUSINESS FOR THE LAST TIME! NOW YOU'LL HAVE THIS WOMAN'S DEATH ON YOUR CONSCIENCE.

>>81734744
Probably, although I think I like the first one more.

The only better capeshit movies are the ones that aren't really capeshit, they just happen to star comic characters. Spiderman revelled in what it was, and it's a perfect example of a nice little children's film with a nice message.

Seeing grown ass adults lining up for trash like the Avengers makes me sick.

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>when Peter tells her he allowed the thief who killed Uncle Ben to get away

>>81735389
Why does Disney make such great animated films (or at least that's what I've heard about them) but fuck up every Marvel and Star Wars flick?

>>81735462
So much emotion in this movie.

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>>81734744
It's literally so good they decided to copy it in Homecoming. Also it did Christian imagery before Snyder. Raimi really is a visionary.

>>81735547
>>Why does Disney make such great animated films (or at least that's what I've heard about them) but fuck up every Marvel and Star Wars flick?
They haven't made a good movie in years.

People tend to give Disney a massive concession because the movies are "for kids", and they'll eat up anything, but honestly, they peaked with Lion King and everything since has been going slowly downhill, with the last few years being nothing but complete trash.

>>81734495
the middle act of that film is literally perfect.

>>81734744
yes.

>>81735617
I don't know tb completely h. I heard great things about shit like WALL-E and Up, even recent stuff like Zootopia and Moana but the last animated Disney movie I watched was Toy Story 3 and I don't remember any of it.

>>81735698
wasnt Wall-E like 8 years ago? I've heard good hthings about Moana but i dont think ill check out Zootopia anytime soon.

I hate you raimi capeshit fags

>>81735698
WALL-E is just dull, and the only good part of Up is the first 5 minutes.

Moana looked like your standard "girls are strong too" tripe, and Zootopia wasn't even interesting enough for me to finish the trailer.

Disney just got lazy, after they killed 2D animation it costs them almost nothing to shit out a new kids movie.

>>81735732
>wasn't wall-e like 8 years ago

Yeah, but still.

>>81735733
Nigger a good movie is a good movie. If you think it being cape makes it shit that's your fucking problem.

You can shit on me all you want but I grew up with Tobey McGuire as spiderman. As autistic as Spiderman 3 was, the first two were actually great.

>>81735771
We can only pray that Incredibles 2 will be as good as the first.

>>81735795
Only /co/ autists hate Tobey, and only the real faggy ones among them

>>81735795
I feel bad for the poor fucks who grew up with Andrew Garfield as their childhood Spider-man. So many of them are going to grow up and realize they were watching the wrong movies the whole time.

>>81735877
>his childhood spidey wasn't Christopher Daniel Barnes
Get the FUCK outta here.

>>81735929
I was aware of the cartoon as a kid but it was a couple of years before my time.

>looked it up
>Jennifer Hale was Black Cat

I think I need to see this right now.

>>81734495
Read this expecting you to sneak it some white supremacy but was pleasantly surprised.

>>81736085
This. Here you can't be too sure of anything. Everywhere you look you trip over a meme. Maybe her dialogue is just that good, to the point where people can't help but quote it accurately.

Raimi's Spider-Man
>Peter is cheated out of hundreds of dollars by a greedy wrestling manager after being forced into a cage match against his will
>allows a thief to take the money that was rightfully his

Webb's Spider-Man
>Peter does not have enough money for a chocolate milk
>the clerk will not allow him to have the chocolate milk because he can't afford it
>allows a thief to rob the store because the thief steals the chocolate milk for him

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3stO2hOPFaA
What were they thinking?

>>81735929
Oh shit we used to rent those from the library, you know they have it on netflix eh?

>MCU will never have a guitar solo better than the one in the opening of this show

>>81735795
Fucking kill yourself, attention whore

>>81736280
I've never thought about this but holy fuck are you right. 3000 dollars vs. 2.07. Garfield Peter is kind of a petty bitch.

>>81736280
The way the guy yells "hurry up" in the Raimi scene when he's robbing the guy always stuck with me too. It just had a lot of power and menace to it. Then the way the cop says "stop that guy" was really well delivered too. They even flat out copied it in TASM and it was kind of lazy.

>>81736498
>cop gets pissy at peter for not stopping a guy with a gun

>>81736543
I think it's implied the cop was aware of Peter's performance in the ring. Even so you're right, it's a little farfetched but fuck it's a comic book movie and it's not like the cop stands there and chews him out.

>>81736280
That scene wasn't even in the theatrical cut, right? Uncle Ben just dies to random guy while getting milk.

>>81736680
No it's in there. They had to set up some reason for Peter to let a guy go so he can kill Uncle Ben.

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>>81734382
>>81734495
I NEVER ASKED FOR THESE FEELS

>>81734543
>Doesn't Mary have a lovely bottom?

>>81734996
Jesus Raimi, tone it down a little!

>>81736775
We have to go back, Kate!

>>81735547
Because they have been making the same two movies since Iron Man. The only movie that felt somewhat different was Winter Soldier, and even then it was held back by the typical MCU schlock.

>>81735795
Spiderman 3 is still a masterpiece compared to MCU/DC and a perfectly understandable guilty pleasure.

>>81736775
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIlStdAb1EY

If this was any other capeshit, Aunt May would have just forgiven him on the spot

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>>81736931
I hear that, friend.

>>81736942
Holy shit you're right. Not only does she take it like a real human would, but the next time he sees her she does the human thing again in realizing how right it was for Peter to be honest with her.

>>81737025
Aunt Claire?

>>81736280
Haven't even seen TASM but that was just bland.

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>>81737146
Yes friend.

>>81737198
That's pretty much the whole movie.

>>81734495
The Raimi films had a sincerity about them (yes even the 3rd one) that no capeshit since has been able the capture, especially the MCU.

>>81737025
>>81737200
I actually like Spiderman 3 at times.

>Harry's death
>Harry trying to cuck Peter
>Gwen in the few scenes she was in
>That stupid scene when Peter walks down the street that was a reverse on the raindrops montage from 2

3 is perfectly cheesey almost like a joke episode of Xena/Hercules

Superman reboot by Raimi when?

>>81737335
>You're not Superman you know?

I wonder if Raimi would be able to have that line in it now.

>>81734495
Was it implied that she knew Peter was Spider-man when she said this?

>>81737517
No. She just said the perfect thing at the perfect time.

>>81737585
>>81737517
It was always hinted that she knew, though... but we will never know for sure

>>81735579
this scene was absolute kino

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>>81737305
Agreed. It has some solid comedy in it and Gwen is hot as fuck. Maybe a little thiccer than source material Gwen but fuck it.

>>81737600
Headcanon. I like it but there really isn't anything in the films to show that. Just her showing up to say the perfect thing at the perfect time, which Peter's Aunt would try to do. Not because he was Supaidaman, but because that was her nephew and she was a genuinely caring person.

>>81734382
am I the only one that though she was cute?

>>81737707
I'm sure there's a small group of granny fetishists out there that like her that way. She might have been pretty hot when she was young. She seemed to have some pretty big tits.

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>>81737707
This may interest you

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>>81737623
It's faithful to Mexican Gwen

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>>81738058
AYE CHIHUAHUA

>>81735771
none of this is true.

Truly

capekino

>>81736280
Uncle Ben is supposed to die over something meaningless because Peter was selfish. The Raimi movies made his decision tragic but justified and then retconned it to exempt Peter of any culpability.

>>81739501
That's not true actually because in Spider-Man 3 the flashback shows the one guy run up to Marko, which startles him, causing him to shoot Ben. His death would still have been prevented if Peter stopped the guy.

>>81737517
I always thought so yes. Definitely in 3 when he mentions going to the wrestling event thinking he could win
>we will never see this version of aunt may on her death bed with this Mary jane holding her hand telling her she doesn't know where peter is while he's out saving some school bus or something and aunt may reveals to mj she knows what he's doing is more important before dying with a smile on her face and being reunited with uncle Ben in hell

>>81737200
>being world famous but able to travel around on a train in Britain without anyone noticing who you are.
That's acting

>>81736815

>They ALL have lovely bottoms

>>81739706
Had an unexpected kek at the end

>>81739708
It happens. The glasses probably fool a lot of people.

>>81739706
>Definitely in 3 when he mentions going to the wrestling event thinking he could win
All he said was that he went somewhere he thought he could win some money

>>81739911
Also that was in 2 not 3.

>>81739893
So Superman had the right idea?

>>81739911
>>81739978
Well you're a fool to think that old broad never went through his room and found his suit when he lived there

>>81740023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIaF0QKtY0c

If you pay attention here you see what a difference Superman's Clark disguise can make, as well as the brilliance of Christopher Reeve.

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>>81734495

>>81740101
Clark isn't supposed to be a disguise though. He wasn't raised as a stuttering dweeb, it doesn't make sense.

>>81740101
You're right, Reeves actually made the two characters believable separately in their own right, something that Cavill seems to have a hard time pulling off.

>>81740238
>Clark isn't supposed to be a disguise

He literally is though. He's the only superhero whose disguise is his "normal" self.

>>81735795
Upvoted.

>>81740333
He was raised as Clark Kent. Clark Kent is who he really is, unless you're suggesting that as soon as he became Superman he adopted a whole new personality to hide as when he's not wearing his suit (99% of the time)

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>>81736942
>Uncle Ben was killed that night, for being the only one who did the right thing.

Fuck that hits too close.

>>81734543
Fucking hell how did Linehan get away with this?

>>81740483
He fights crime with no disguise. He walks among humans with a disguise. Most superheroes don't operate that way. He discovered who he really was when Jor-El spoke to him at the fortress of solitude (i'm going off the Donner film here) so no, he really isn't Clark Kent. Jor-El literally told him everything. The planet he was from, his real name, etc. so after that point he was pretending to be Clark Kent.

>>81740598
If Kony called you up and said your real name was M'Kembe would you suddenly adopt the personality of a child soldier and disregard your childhood, teen years, and everything your parents taught you?

>>81740517
And delivered marvelously as well.

>>81740705
I would have no reason to believe him, so no. Again, as far as the Donner film goes, the green crystal packed in Kal-El's escape pod led him to the north pole, where he threw it in the water, creating the fortress, then the hologram of Jor-El appeared and told him who he really was. That's a little different from a random guy calling you on the phone and telling you shit. Faggot.

>>81740744
BUT PETER IS EMO XD

>>81740598
Yes, we've all seen Kill Bill.

>>81740855
So if you used an alien crystal to reveal a fortress at the north pole, and the hologram of El-Kony said your real name was M'Kembe, would you suddenly adopt the personality of a child soldier and disregard your childhood, teen years, and everything your parents taught you?

>>81740859
I know. The Tobey haters are a very ignorant bunch. They don't like human beings with real human emotions because emotions are gay lul

>>81740915
That doesn't make any sense.

>>81740994
Exactly. Clark remained Clark. Bill was wrong and also he was a faggot.

>>81740905
Never seen kill bill. Shit movie for shit fans.

>>81741017
No, Clark became his secondary personality, his disguise.

>>81740905
I've never seen it, so I don't know what you're talking about.

>>81741070
That's completely false, man. His human upbringing is what defined him and make him different from his race. It's literally the point of Superman.

>>81741135
But Clark Kent isn't his true identity. Jor-El gave him a name long before John and Martha Kent did. His home planet isn't Earth.

>Even though you've been raised as a human being, you are not one of them

He may have been raised as Clark Kent, but after finding out who he really was, Clark Kent became his disguise, walking among the normal people of Earth. Then, when necessary, he shows his real, plain face to the world as Superman. He takes off the suit and glasses. He becomes a different person.

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>>81741288

>>81741363
You can clearly see him saying it's very complicated.

This doesn't change the fact that Clark is a disguise for him. Clark doesn't fly around and save people. Superman does. Of course I'm on unstable footing at this point because I've never watched that show.

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>>81736280
>Surely it's not ACTUALLY about chocolate milk, that'd be just sill-
>it is
what the fuck is peter autistic now

>>81741679
He's a petty guy

>>81736280
>this is literally the best they could come up with

>>81741610
Again, never seen Kill Bill. Don't have a clue what you're referencing.

>>81739706
>being reuinted with Uncle Ben in hell.

Spat my drink out.

>>81741679
I really don't see the big deal. That guy was being a dick you cannot deny. He was not personally robbed, the store he worked at was. If I saw that happen and the dude threw me a chocolate milk, you bet your bottom dollar and not taking a penny I'm letting that dude go. Nothing violent happened. Until Ben retardedly tried to play Mr hero by stealing a mans private gun and threw out his back. Yes peter wasn't as attacked, but he was all confused and angry and just fought with his uncle and aunt and wanted a sweet Oakhurst delicious milk to calm down and some fat retard robbed him of it.

>>81741952
Bum for choc mlk

>>81741699
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>>81736931
>Spiderman 3 is still a masterpiece compared to MCU/DC and a perfectly understandable guilty pleasure.

I don't know. It really goes up there with TDRK in disastrously disappointing third installments. It fucked a lot up. It's definitely better than the Garfield movies, though.

>>81740238
>>81740333
>>81740483
>>81740598
>>81740705
>>81740855
>>81740915
>>81741288
>>81741555
Neither is a disguise. He is equally both.

Oddly enough this feel analogous to the millennia old argument about the nature of Jesus.

>>81736280
>"SOMEBODY STOP THAT JEW!"
Wow, I thought the Raimi Spiderman was bad but this is pretty hardcore too..

>>81743597
Based Snyder wins again.

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>>81739706
>reunited with uncle Ben in hell

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>>81736942
>When she pulls her hand away and leaves without a word

>>81734744
Yes everything about it was perfect, even the CGI is good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgFOKzsLQuo

>>81744137
Actually it's not perfect. Here about a minute in the CGI is pretty wonky.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgUvg4sBGcs

>>81735389
>>81735547
>tfw like both Raimi and MCU

why does /tv/ act like you have to hate one to like the other?

>/tv/ in 10 years will look at the MCU like it does the Raimi films

>>81744344
Makes me scared for how shit cape films will be by that point.

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>>81744137
>i will not die a monster
fucking kino

>>81736280
they wanted to make spiderman relatable to poor kids in bad neighborhoods who cant afford milk so they can watch this scene and say "oh i've been there spidey, just like me!"

>>81744473
SPIDEY A GOOD BOY HE JUS WANTED DAT CHOCO MILK

>>81741288
He's more Clark than Batman is Bruce.

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THANKS

Wtf I just bought and watched this movie. Johanman show when?

>>81745401
I wonder if the remake with black spider man will have the choccy milk replaced with skittles and arizona tea

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>>81746331
And Uncle Ben gets gunned down by Zimmerman

How many of you rewatched the whole 3 movies in a row after Spidy1 Remastered was released at rarbg yesterday, lol?

>>81744137
They did really cool movement set of Octavius' robolegs. It looks natural and not glossy in terms of graphics. I dunno what has changed since then, but current Marvel movies have some ugly glossy CGI source of which i don't really know

>>81737517
>>81737585
>>81737600
>>81737683
>>81739706

Makes me think of Aunt May's perspective, maybe she looked at Peter as a sort of grown up Henry and Spider-Man as a separate person out there, an a person closer to an ideal l like she describes as "Courageous, self-sacrificing people. Setting examples for all of us."

She knows Peter is a good person, a nice young man, and when she reflects on how he must've felt telling her what he did about Uncle Ben, she sees in Peter some courage, some self-sacrifice, a person who can and will grow to be great if they have great examples like that Spider-Man out there. Maybe her advice to Peter was to help him be better and grow as a person, assuming that Spider-Man already knows these things since he's out there putting his neck on the line for nothing. Peter doesn't realize what he really is to the world as Spider-Man, he's too humble, he knows he's young and flawed and Spider-Man is just the red mask he puts on, but for Aunt May and anyone else to know that out there is this guy doing these things with his incredible gifts must fill them with such a hope.

>>81734744
yes

>>81737261
I felt that same feeling with lee's hulk

>>81748049
>He's just a kid, no older than my son

Can you imagine that? You just saw this guy almost tear his inhuman body apart to save a train of people. This guy takes punches, get thrown through buildings, gets smashed and shot and everything else. He gets no money, no incentive, he just goes out and fights and tries his best to help and save people. This is a god among us, the sort of person if he even is a person that inspires us and gives us courage, shows us what we can be if we try a little harder and give a little more.

How would it feel to know he's some kid who has problems getting his homework in on time? This guy hasn't had a girlfriend yet. You can be this guy on the train, have decades of life experience and even father a son and think you're something and then the mask comes off and it's just some kid out there. It's not even you with strong muscles, life experience and maturity to back it up, it's just your son, that baby you used to hold in your arms and he's out there staring down gun barrels and flying cars like it's what he's supposed to be doing.

There's no way Aunt May knew, her Peter who ran away at the bank, who went to school and got bullied, who probably spilled his milk or cut his finger or scraped his shin a little and cried is out there. She saw it herself, the metal spike Ock was going to shove through him, trick him into coming to help and then tear him apart with it. If in her mind it was Peter slingshotting himself into it, into death every day for the sake of others, I think she'd have a heart attack on the spot.

>>81734744
Show me capeshit that can do both this villain introduction with a compelling backstory and motives: https://youtu.be/RWJQR6SNMF8
And
The raindrops keep falling on my head scene in the same movie and make it work
https://youtu.be/nL8hVXSDmNM

>>81735579
There will never be a better Spider-Man scene than the subway car fight/rescue

>>81748779
>that fucking freeze frame

>>81749021
It's intentional. It's evidence of how facetious and shortsighted his put-upon faux happiness is.
In other words, it's pure kino.

>>81740245
His persona is identical in BvS and there isn't any interactions apart from Perry arguing over the story coverage.

He's also dead so not sure if we'll ever see Clark Kent, the Daily Planet reporter again.

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>>81734495
>ywn get this level of writing in any other capeshit ever

>>81734382
>You're not Spawn, you know?
What did she mean by this?

>>81734495
>Too few characters out there, flying around like that

Who is she referring to? I always thought it may have been the X-Men. Same universe perhaps?

>>81734660
>actor

>>81749987
Superman and Dr. Strange

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>>81734495
I forgot how fucking good Spider-Man 2 was, fuck Joss Wheadon for killing for destroying decent writing in these movies.

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>>81747027
The robolegs were actually a mix of practical and computer effects, the hospital scene with them was a great throwback to Evil Dead:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx3Xo2K910Q

>tfw had nightmares about this

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>>81749187
How'd you get that from this?

>>81749187
i dont think so. I think hes genuinely happy, and why shouldn't he be? That's what makes his return that much more significant.

>>81750760
>>81750807
Seriously? Okay. That whole scene shows how he's choosing happiness over doing the right thing by willfully ignoring the shit going down in the world around him and just the general derpiness that goes with being a awkward young adult college student on his own. Only by ignoring a montage of bad things happening to him and freezing and focusing on the one good moment he's had since his decision can he find true happiness. He's deluding himself into thinking it's worth it by filtering out and distorting reality to suit himself.
K I N O

>>81747027
I wonder if the limiting factors of DVD quality played a part in making CGI look more believable at the time

>>81734660
It really is. Spiderman 2 is kinda campy fun, but there's some real emotion in that scene. She stops being this cliché wise old auntie and becomes an old, desperate person for a second. Don't take me wrong, Im not saying is higher art or some shit, but it was a nice little moment with true life in it. That's very rare in these kind of movies.
Also, Im pretty nostalgic about it kek

>>81736280
Also, Spiderman must catch the guy. In Webb's TASM, he becomes Spiderman to find the guy who killed his uncle and get even. He's getting revenge on the guy.
In the original trilogy (and in the comic books ) he finds the guy and realizes he fucked up. He learns a lesson and becomes Spiderman because "with great power comes great responsibility". That's Spiderman arc. I don't give a fuck about Garfield's Spiderman, he's a fuck up. Fuck him.

>>81734495
Did Aunt May know Peter was Spider-Man?

>>81735617
Zootopia and Jungle Book have surpassed Lion King. You need to take off your rose-tinted nostalgia glasses.

>>81748216
>He's just a kid, no older than my son
Holy shit. I don't hate capeshit, Marvel or whatever but goddamn, that was a great moment that hasn't been topped. It's a definitive superhero moment; to see the hero's real face and realize he's just a very good person doing his best. It really makes you admire Peter for a second there, want to be like him. I've never felt that before or since in any superhero movie, and it is what they should try to make you feel.

>>81748216
The bank scene is what makes me know aunt may knew Peter was spiderman. Kicks her chair away five feet missing a bank vault door, leaves her sprinting faster than she's ever seen, and two seconds later spiderman shows up with the same exact voice as her nephew and she doesn't know? Come on now. Her little "what do you mean we?" Is another hint I like to think. I raised you nigga, you'd probably be robbing banks if not for I.

>>81737683

Watch the scene again. May's body language gives it away. She totally knew and said it for Peter's benefit. Besides, she'd have to be a moron not to pick up on all the clues and coincidences that point to Peter.

>>81750760
No matter how many times I watch this movie I always for one millisecond think the movie is over and credits are going to roll.

>peter come rub some ointment on aunt mays planters warts
>*green goblin blows up a hospital*

>>81735579

The thing about that imagery, it's just practical. It's almost unavoidable.

>>81750945
But Spiderman was a responsibility to him

>>81753320
the heavier christ imagery (and maybe a nod to Branagh's Hamlet) is when he's being lifted by the crowd to the back of the train,

>>81734495
I actually teared up reading that
fuck you

>>81754175
I actually cringed reading that
fuck you

>>81736280

I'm going to un-ironically defend the Webb/Garfield Spiderman since no one else will:

Raimi's Spiderman allows the thief to take his money to prove a point to the wrestling manager, and he honestly didn't deserve the money anyway. He was supposed to spar with Bonesaw for 3 minutes & improv some wrestling theatrics, not beat the living shit out of the guy in a minute.

Garfield Spiderman was just being a regular teenager. It wasn't about the chocolate milk, it was about store policy and sticking it to the man. Granted, the clerk probably isn't management that's pushing that retarded policy, but he's not really separating the clerk & management/ownership in that scene he's just being a teenager.

The thief is righting a perceived wrong by tossing the milk in Peter's eyes, he doesn't see it as buying silence which is what it actually is. Peter isn't thinking "oh yay, chocolate milk" it's "fuck this guy I'm glad his store got robbed."

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>I miss your Uncle, Peter. His indomitable spirit showed us all the way. His heart burned brighter than the twilit pyres at Birkenau.

>grandma diagnosed with alzheimer's
it's difficult

Anybody else feel that Aunt May knew since the first film? Out of everybody in the city, Green Goblin takes her? She wasn't an idiot, she knew Peter was Spider-Man.

>>81735771
I'd say most people agree that Wall-E and Zootopia are great movies

Moana fell flat but it was alright

I don't think it costs nothing to shit out movies, though, they seemed to pride themselves on the effort put into the fur in Zootopia and the hair in Moana which were very well done

It's funny to meme on movies you haven't watched but at least don't admit to or be proud of being pointlessly ignorant on the films

>>81757587
Don't worry bro
I'm gonna cure it

>>81736085
>glorifying heroes
>not white supremacy

>>81740333
Your confusing him with Batman. Bruce Wayne is the disguise. That was also the case with silver age Superman but nowadays Clark is his normal self.

>>81740994
Basically he means if you suddenly found out you were all alien would you suddenly be another person or would you be the person you always were.

>>81734495
SO MUCH better than Snyder's "Superman was never real" quote from BvS

>>81739603
>>81739501

Yeah I never got the impression that Peter was absolved of guilt in this series, Ben's death comes as an obligation to suffer for others.

The Spiderman Reimi films had the best fucking soundtrack of any superhero movie, that's a fact.