Where exactly did this scene take place?

Peter's apartment located in downtown Berlin

>>83622046
Peter had an apart-...waaaaaaiiiit

>sorry everyone, I had to beat an old nigger with a stick to get this cranberry sauce

Jesus Raimi...

>>83622027
in a room

>>83622253
oh fuck you dude, your doing it wrong on purpose and everyone knows. He said "with a whip"

>>83622268
that's not very exact

>>83622320
Peter and Harry shared an apartment downtown after high school. Norman helped them with the finances.

>>83622364
when did the movie establish this? what scene made that clear?

>>83622384
I don't remember what scene but Harry says something like "dad's got the new place set up for us in the city." Just watch the movie again and pay attention. Peter and Harry are shown in that apartment at least twice in the movie.

>>83622528
what?

>>83622681
What's your problem?

>>83622528
harry said "he got us the place in new york", maybe its in the nigger-infested bronx

>>83622975
why does everyone get so racist when they discuss this movie, faggot?

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>>83622975
This is the shot where Peter comes back to the apartment after his second fight with the goblin. It's downtown.

>>83623008
Stfu nigger lover.

>>83622384
It's mentioned in dialogue more than once, I watched this movie like a week ago.

>>83623046
no it's not, i live in nyc and that place does not exist

>MJ: Don't tell Harry.
>HumanSpider: Don't tell Harry?
>MJ: Aren't you guys living together? We're going out. Didn't he tell you?

Before this scene he graduated high school, immediately after this scene he goes to their apartment and Norman is there, as Harry puts it, "making his weekly inspection."

>>83623151
Then where is it smart guy

>>83623184
Come to think of it, that penis inspection scene was really unnecessary.

>>83623184
>MJ working at a diner: Don't tell Harry
>Norman being the goblin: Don't tell Harry

>Norman when he takes his mask off: Thank God for you
>Harry at the end after the funeral: Thank God for you

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>>83623205
not in manhattan
streets dont curve in midtown
buildings are too old and short for lower manhattan

>>83623262
its clearly NY

>>83623262
I didn't say it was in midtown or lower Manhattan. If I knew what church that was in the background I'd settle this right now but I don't know so if you want to know where that apartment is that bad google it. I don't care that much.

>>83623151

you've just proven you've never been to nyc

>>83623151
I live in a much smaller city than NYC and I couldn't tell you if one random image existed or not in my city.

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>What's your name, kid?
The Human Holocaust
>I know this is wrestling kid but we're not THAT fake jeez
>In this corner, The Amazing AUSCHWITZ MAN

What did Raimi mean by this?

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>And when the borderline is tau equals zero, the eigenvalues are? Someone, please!
>13% professor!
>Excellent work Parker! It's truly remarkable to think about.... only 13% and yet it accounts for 50% of all errors. You would want to remove something that problematic, wouldn't you Parker? As the brightest minds of our community, it is our burden to see fit that these errors are reduced to null..... and the sooner the better

>>83623324
>>83623262
>>83623205
The skyscraper faintly in the distance, just left of the church steeple, is 40 Wall St
The closer tower with the orangey atrium is 60 Wall St, color corrected to a crispy orange
However, there should only be a couple more blocks of Manhattan to the East, and the camera is facing West towards these buildings. Technically Harry and Peter are living in the East River, though I think they meant to set them on the West side
we can assume the foreground is a soundstage set

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>>83623810
That building with the orange top is not 60 wall street. This is 60 wall street. Your deduction is questionable.

>>83623810
also I think 40 & 60 wall were stitched together from two different shots. They're much closer together in person

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>>83623046
>>83623151
>>83623205
>>83623262
found it

>>83624416
lol very nice

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I never understood this scene.

How did the receptionist not see spiderman get in the closet?
How the fuck did he even fit in there?
Why did he take so long changing

>>83624987
Spiderman is quick and quiet.

Janitor closets can be fairly big.

He probably didn't take that long changing. They don't imply he did.

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>>83624416
>>83623810
church is Grace Church
Pete and Harry live at 704 Broadway in the Village

>>83622364
>>83623046
>when hicks and bumpkins say "downtown" as if that means anything

>>83624987
It has a window. He came in through the closet.

>>83625067
Downtown is the most developed part of a city. It's where all the big office and apartment buildings are located and where the most traffic is. Are you retarded?

>>83625051
But in the scene the closet is small as shit. And he made a shit ton of noise by just opening the door

>>83624987
Why didn't Peter deliver the pizzas as Spider-man? She probably would have forgiven him for being late and Peter would still have his shitty job

>>83625181
Eh. I really can't answer your question any better. It really doesn't matter. These movies have other oddities that confuse the shit out of me but don't really matter, like how in some scenes they digitally move the buildings in the city around for no reason and in other scenes spiderman seems to be swinging from nothing.

>>83625192
If he did that the receptionist probably would have called the pizza place saying motherfucking spiderman was her delivery boy and the conversation between Peter and Mr. Aziz when he got back would have been very interesting.

>>83625165
There is no downtown in nyc, you troglodyte flyover

>>83622027
>"I had to shove a stick up an old lady's wrinkled, moist asshole to get these cranberries"
>*Norman Osbourne hides his erection*
I know Raimi was trying to hint at the secret homosexual relationship between Peter and Norman, but I think that line gave me a little more information than I needed to know about what happened offscreen during that burning building scene.

>>83622046
Kek

>>83625263
Yeah, there is. It's called Manhattan island. That's where most of the big buildings are clustered.

>>83625165
in Manhattan that's called Midtown
almost everyone who says downtown nyc actually means midtown, but really they could be referring to SoHo or Financial District for all they know, or fuck, even the upper west side

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>>83625392
I know there are lots of subsidiary categories and names for this shit, but downtown is basically a general term for the part of a city where all the big buildings are. In nyc, midtown is a specific part of the downtown area because it's so big,

Look, my point in the beginning was that Peter and Harry's apartment was on Manhattan island, the busiest, densest part of the city.

>>83625484
Look, I get it. You're "helping"

thanks for your "help" by circling 3/4 of Manhattan for me

>>83625789
Again. my point in the beginning was that Peter and Harry's apartment was on Manhattan island, the busiest, densest part of the city. Please read my entire post before you reply.

>>83622027
how expensive would rent be? i know harry is rich, but peter was offered a job by norman and declined cause he "wants to make his own way." im assuming peter paid half the rent for the apartment rather than take a hand out, so im curious. he moved to a shithole in the second one, so i assume it was too expensive, or after normans death, peter couldnt live with harry.

>>83626064
In nyc an apartment like that would probably cost over 1500 a month in rent alone, and I'm willing to bet Harry handled most if not all of it because he really respected and appreciated Peter for being such a good friend (and probably his only real friend besides MJ) and always helping him with science class in school, and in spiderman 3 he implies that he always protected/stood up for him in high school. Obviously he and Peter were good friends and he would've been more than happy to pay rent, and Peter probably offered to pay for cable, electricity, etc.

>>83625263
>>83625392
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Manhattan

>Lower Manhattan, also known as Downtown Manhattan, is the southernmost part of Manhattan, the central borough for business, culture, and government in the City of New York

>http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/travel/36-hours-in-downtown-manhattan.html
>36 Hours in Downtown Manhattan

>>83626145
if you look up the address it's a 20mil triplex penthouse with rooftop garden. If we assume it's a regular apartment though, in that area, it's way more expensive than that. My friend's 500sqft 1br in West Village is like 3500. Of course in 2017 shit's more expensive than 2002

>>83626293
Well then rent was probably upwards of 3000, or whatever the equivalent was in 2002. I'm gonna say Harry paid the rent and Peter offered to pay for other things.

>>83626351
Norm probably owns actually. Rent-free!