Why Gwen Stacy's Death In The AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 Is So Impactful | The Perfect Scene. With Spiderman No Way Home right around the corner I thought I'd take a look back at one of the biggest moments in a Marvel movie.
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0:00 The Amazing Spider-Man 2
0:54 Gwen Stacy
1:24 With Great Power
2:15 Comic Book Changes
2:58 The Tragedy Of Peter Parker
3:17 Peter and Gwen
4:20 The Green Goblin
5:07 The Death of Gwen Stacy
6:57 Andrew Garfield's Performance
7:08 What It Means To Be A Hero
8:03 The Heavier The Box Gets...
8:37 The Return Of Spider-Man
Ok so The Amazing Spider-man 2 is a film where the things surrounding it are just as interesting as the film itself is. Released in a time when the MCU was really taking off it was critically panned for having too many villains, subplots and a weird score that has the singer basically giving Electro's inner monologue.
Garfields Webhead had a tough time from the beginning and his version of Peter Parker was released just 5 years after the Tobey Maguire incarnation before he himself was replaced by Hollands Spider-man less than 4 years after.
Because of this The Amazing Spider-man franchise is often overlooked but it has picked up a strong following online who absolutely love the film. When you watch it you can kinda see why too and though it has it's low points there's also a scene in it that I think is absolutely perfect.
No not that one...not the one with Jamie Foxx making himself a birthday cake from Spider-man.
No what I am talking about is Gwen Stacy's death.
Ever since it was announced that Emma Stone would be playing the role in the Amazing Spider-man we knew that the character was truly doomed and this franchise very much built up to that moment coming to fruition.
For many years Gwen's death was viewed as a defining moment for the character and though she has been brought back to life in recent times, for many decades it was said that she should be a character that remained dead like Uncle Ben and The Waynes.
Gwen Stacy's death very much represents a number of things in Peter's life and to me The Amazing Spider-man 2 absolutely nailed all these aspects.
Peter Parker is someone who was plucked out of Queens and given incredible abilities that transformed him into a superhuman. Initially he wanted to use these gifts for personal gain but after they inadvertently led to the death of his Uncle Ben he decided that he would instead use them to help others.
Peter donned his Spider-man costume to keep those around him safe and he tried to have a normal life. Being a vigilante caused several run ins with the law including Captain Stacy. Stacy was killed in the comics and the source material had him saying in his final breath that he should take care of Gwen.
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@saikathghosh87333 years agoThe web shot from Peter's hand turning into like a hand was simply beautiful.. 287
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@Not_a_Saint98913 years agoThe most heartbreaking part of it is that gwen already knew it was too late so she closes her eyes and accepts her fate. 82
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@sohamroy84423 years agoSome of the scenes I love from Andrew's run: 1) He saves the boy in the burning car. 2) he tries to talk it out with electro, actually remembers his name. When electro flips out, he saves the people brilliantly in an amazing slow mo 3) when the cranes line up to help him reach oscorp with the soundtrack coming in 4) fight scenes and swinging scenes in tasm 2 is the amazing. Visual effects + cinematography is top notch. 5) Andrew's Spiderman is perfect imo, his Peter may not be perfect but his Spidey is. His quips, energy and resilience. Not a scene but just a point. 6) friendship scenes between him and Harry. Harry yelling to Electro that he needs him. 7) Gwen Stacey >>>>>> MJ 8) Sewer fight scene. It shows him using his brain. ...143
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@ashleysmith54273 years agoEverything about this scene was perfect, the cinematography, the score even the webbing forming in a hand shape to grab her. Definitely one of the best scenes in the franchise! Great Video! 343
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@MrRPBishop3 years agoI remember a unified gasp from everyone in the movie theater, then the pure silence of the audience. While I felt that the actors were poorly directed, with Fox's acting becoming better and DeHaan acting becoming worse as they descended into madness, Gween and Parker's love was so apparent that it felt genuine. I often sad, cinematically, her death was the best thing that ever happened in any movie. ...100
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@Chopiestchop3 years agoWatched TASM 2 the other night and was looking forward to this scene so much. The chemistry between the two was so strong in these movies that made this scene so weighted and impactful. Garfield’s performance as Spider-Man was so overlooked because us as fans were so nostalgic to Tobey and rightfully so. Garfield delivers though as the best Web Slinger of them all. ...149
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@ShortHax3 years agoPeter Porker: “The hardest thing about this job is you can't always save everybody” 175
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@Warstu3 years agoI Agree Before Even Watching This Scene Is Everything 190
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@Darkphoenix88883 years agoFinally someone who appreciates this movie and focuses more on the good parts of the movie rather than slandering it for the negative parts 44
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@ReelRejects3 years agoYup you nailed this video. Amazing Spider-Man 2 is by far my least favorite spidy film, however, the sequence of Gwens death was perfectly nailed. I remember moments prior to that scene, watching Dane Dehaan show up, not enjoying it, but approaching the sequence was gripping, I did find myself wondering too if she’d actually live, and the snap moment - everyone in crowd audibly gasped and their chemistry being the best part of that franchise made it truly heartbreaking. Fantastic breakdown man! ...389
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@Daviasio3 years agoThis movie gets a lot of hate but Andrew conveys the emotions of Peter so well and it being Peter’s fault makes the grief of losing Gwen so much more worse. 45
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@TUF683 years agoi love how the clock speeds up but time slows down, showing he doesn’t have a lot time to save her, but in his mind he’ll play that moment in slow motion for the rest of his life 12
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@jadedplacebo243 years agoThe Amazing Spider-Man series, even with it's flaws in the villains (cuz yes they could've been better) still hits me as the best Spiderman thus far. This Parker felt so much more relatable, realistic and honestly grounded. This is also the Parker I could see going dark as we've seen in the comics. I truly wish we got that 3rd movie. Also this scene truly broke me and just ripped my heart out. The fact that the movies ended on this note hurts even more ...117
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@halfxue3 years agoYea, I cried when he redeemed himself by saving someone just as important to him as the Spider-Man himself. So emotional. 14
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@CavalierNSN3 years agoWe all know it's a movie, but the impact of this scene really messed me up. I thought that I might be getting too much into "comic book stuff" but this scene had something rare in these types of movies; true loss. It punched me right in the gut. At that time, there was no reset, she was scared to death and those precious seconds felt like hours until that abrupt stop. We were all Spiderman in that moment. ...26
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@mikemyers34893 years agoHonestly, Gwen and Peter was why I loved these movies so much, no other Spider-Man hit the same chemistry as they did and I hope that some day they do 9
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@manuelrose29963 years agoI feel this one of the most heartbreaking and poetic scenes in any comic book movie. Everything from the visual and symbolic imagery, Hans Zimmers heartwrenching score, and Andrew Garfields acting, is beautiful and perfect. It is my favorite scene from any Spiderman movie. ...22
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@benjamincross98113 years agoYeah, people definitely overlook the Amazing Spider-Man franchise. However, I believe The Peter/Gwen Stacy relationship is the best we have seen so far out of all of the franchises. 49
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@x_master_xtop4103 years agoGarfield might not be the best Peter Parker but he's by far the best Spider-Man 821
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@americanpaisareturns90513 years agoI think what helped make this scene great was that Andrew and Emma were actually in a relationship at the time which added more real depth and emotion feeling into the scene. 11
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@saikathghosh87333 years agoThe movie wasnt overfilled with characters the problem was with sony that they cut off too many things from the movie which ultimately led to the story being incomplete and making it doing things unnecessarily.. 33
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@armandosalinas40323 years agoThe amount of emotional damage this scene does to me every time I watch it is crazy💔 12
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@saikathghosh87333 years agoMan honestly speaking people go harsh on bad things of this movie and forget the beautiful scenes like the swinging scenes, the new suit and the end gwen stacy death scene...these were very good scenes but get underrated by bad things of the movie.. ...24
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@IanMSantos3 years agoI’ve gone through a lot of loss in my life, especially recently, and the part about Peter being at Gwen’s grave throughout the seasons hit me hard. I absolutely love these thoughtful breakdowns. 8
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@Vexclorion3 years agoI always loved that scene. I enjoyed your analysis and never thought of it as her life line being cut and time running out. Having grown up with the show then reading about Gwen and seeing her in the movie, I was still in awe at her death in this scene. It really is flawless. ...19
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@thenewlosers64533 years agoHe saved Mj he earned the title amazing 5
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@sarthaksinghchauhan48453 years agoI literally re-watched the amazing Spider-Man 2 last night, and yeah completely agree with everything you had to say here, I think other than Iron Man, I've never cried for a character death as much as Gwen. Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield were so good together, and I hope the MCU doesn't make this Spiderman just another funny spiderman but explore the depth of this character. I don't know if we'll have the time for that or not, but I hope they do him justice ...15
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@28098610w3 years agoWhat I love about The Death Of Gwen Stacey is that it's a complete swerve from the previous battle. Gwen and Spiderman have just stopped Electro, and it seems like Gwen and Peter will walk out of the film happy, only for the Goblin to show up and undo all of it . Harry looks at a cross between demented and genuinely hurt when he pieces together Spiderman is Peter Parker just by seeing his interaction with Gwen Stacey. That, coupled with his horror movies like transformation, perfectly shows the change of tone in the film . It gives you that feeling of dread and that this isn't going to end well. There's certain things that make it even more atmospheric such as when Goblin captures Gwen on the glider Spiderman tries to web the glider only to be too slow to catch it and the fact that Gwen is in the air higher than he can reach her and there's nothing to swing off of . When Goblin drops, her Spiderman only narrowly catches her, making sure he takes the brunt of the fall. Crisis averted, right? Then Goblin throws a pumpkin bomb blowing up the platform Spiderman and Gwen are on. Spiderman's trying his best to get Goblin away from Gwen but it's no use, and when he's finally able to get Goblin off the glider it crashes into the exact spot that he'd left Gwen on. He then tries to pull Gwen up to safety only for the Goblin to stop him, and the webline Peter used to pull Gwen up snaps . He tries to save Gwen by shooting a webline to stop her from falling , but a combination of the timing and grabbing a rail at the last moment cause a whiplash effect which causes Gwens head to jilt back and hit full impact killing her instantly . In that one instant Spiderman's life is turned completely upside down , he's broken his promise and as a direct result the women he loves is dead, killed by his best friend after the latter felt betrayed by him. I also like how they used the clock tower in the nighttime . It gives it a really creepy feel, almost like death's made a special appearance just for Gwen. ...4
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@ViPVines1433 years agoI still remember hearing myself sobbing for this scene🥺 4
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@SimpleGeekReviews3 years agoIm fairly sure, just based on the scenes in the trailer, that No Way Home is going to recreate the Gwen Stacy death scene, even with subtle musical cues. Just on how they have MJ falling and Peter reaching out to her. But I'm sure Garfield-Spiderman will save her. I actually like the Amazing Spiderman films. I think Garfield did a better job of showing the scientist part of Peter from the comics, and he definitely had a better grasp of talking smack than either Tobey or Tom. And the chemistry between Gwen and Peter work so well because of Emma and Andrew. But the flaws of the writing and corporate input ruin the films. ...57
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@ssj49223 years agoI would love to see this scene brought up again on no way home beyond just a simple 'Oh no, MJs falling! Ain't this familiar.' Like show the impact it had on TASM Peters life. 27
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@deusmachinima11893 years agoThank you, heavy spoilers. This is all i needed. Andrew Garfield is what peter and spiderman stood for. His struggles, his conflict with his mind and heart, his experiences etc. A journey of becoming better 19
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@Toy_Rumbles3 years agoThis is actually my favorite Spider-Man and my favorite Spider-Man movie of all time! People can say what they want but this Spider-Man felt more like his character in the comics and cartoons. Tom Holland relies on Stark Tech for everything ...7
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@beaustange3 years agoPaul, your reasons behind picking this scene as perfect couldn’t be more true. I felt Peter’s grief when this happened and it was my favorite too 1
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@anshulkumaria22053 years agoIt was heartbreaking. The entire scene was perfect. It perfectly encapsulated the idea of Spider-Man. He has to fight his loved ones and they have to pay the price for his actions too. His actions shape his life. 3
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@lenozuccarini68893 years agoOne thing I love about your videos is pulling great scenes even from movies a lot of people hate 4
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@Oscardbahamonde3 years agoThis video is absolutely perfect. It's my favorite spider-man scene, so tragic yet so 'this is what makes spider-man who he is'... I love how they did it and you present this so well. Thank you! Love how you explain what makes spider-man who he is! ...2
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@darthgamer94683 years agoI was watching this film not long before you uploaded this video. I knew the scene was coming but I just couldn't hold my tears back!! This scene is so impactful!! Thanks for making this video!
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@Turtle30003 years agoI actually missed the Garfield Spider-Man series at the time they came out, but I watched them last month for preparation of No Way Home of course, and they aren’t perfect but they are not bad either. I really enjoyed them and the performances. I’m guessing it got undue hate since it was essentially competition against the MCU at the time, but wow, I really liked them! ...7
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@jameskramer36853 years agoPaul Cheers!!! Always love watching you vids and another solid one at that!
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@ClementonTyrer3 years agoI think you summarized my feelings and comments about this film perfectly. Outstanding analysis!
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@GuiltyPhoenix423 years agoEasily the most impactful scene in any Spider-man movie. I actually just rewatched the film before seeing your video breakdown. It is definitely the little handweb for me showing that Spider-Man is reaching out with every part of himself. Thanks for making this video and all the other contributions you make to the channel, word. ...
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@marcusrenteria80463 years agoEven watching this brings me to tears. 😭 This was a powerful scene. Amazing work on the video — Love the in-depth descriptions and explanations! 1
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@bmhlogan3 years agoI've been missing these videos where you just talk about how great certain scenes are. I love spoilers but you should do more of these as well! Also TASM2 is way better than some people try to make out 6
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@VarjoPira3 years agoThis, right here, is one of the reasons the opening sequence of Into the Spider-Verse hits so hard. This character has been a part of my life since I was 5 years old. He represents everything I want and aspire to be. That's why the answer to the question; "who's there to save Spider-Man"; hits so hard. He's the best among the heroes. ...3
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@bumsterdumster75273 years agoHonestly, the more times I watch the TASM movies the more I fall in love with them, and scenes like these are the reasons why 2
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@Sykboogie3 years agoThis is such a great summary of a near-perfect set of scenes in a flawed movie. 3
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@cheekster7773 years agoYou absolutely nailed it, Paul, with the breakdown of this hugely impactful scene. 👊🏻 1
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@publiclyshamed53833 years ago@Heavy Spoilers You are absolutely right about this scene being so impactful. Even knowing from the first moment of Gwen’s introduction that she is doomed makes this no less painful. Great video. 3
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@brandonrigby14633 years agoAndrew is so underrated because of scenes like this in the series. My favorite peter Parker and my favorite Spidey 3
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@Vincent_Zhao3 years agoWhat timing! My gf and I are on a spiderman marathon and we just rewatched TASM 2 last night. Thanks for the breakdown!
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@rodneywimley19023 years agoI always look forward to your reviews. Good work and keep it up.
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@tmg72223 years agoThe shot of the web reaching out like a hand is so well done. 2
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@obertfernandes70373 years agoBro idk why but this video made me cry, maybe because of the ptsd I had while watching this scene, or the explanation that hit harder on one of the best scenes that define spiderman, but yes keep up with the good videos, I always enjoy watching them daily ...1
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@granitrock58103 years agoI remember nothing about this film - except just this scene. It still gives me nightmares. So they obviously did something right. I agree with you totaly. 1
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@LukeDodge9163 years agoI totally love ASM2. And for years I actually avoided it because I heard it was awful. This taught me to Never listen to opinions on films and learn for myself if a movie is good or bad. The Death of Gwen Stacy scene is incredibly beautiful as it is sad. Im praying Andrew gets his own Amazing Spider-Man 3 film. He deserves it; we all do. ...5
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@Noone-jn3jp3 years agoI think the physics are pretty close relatively speaking because her arm is exerting her body weight on to the web creating a potential energy higher than the force of gravity on her body. When the web snaps all this energy is instantly released and for a split second her arm is accelerating faster than the reaction of gravities potential energy pulling her body down ...7
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@YashKumar-mg7dl3 years agoBy making a video on this particular scene, you gave justice to the Amazing series and especially Gwen's death scene. 1
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@novustalks75252 years agoIt was quite a shocking and memorable scene. One of my favourites 1
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@minibaker73 years agoIt really was the perfect scene.. not my favourite Spider-Man film, but definitely the best scene in the Amazing Spider-Man series 👌🏼 Great video 👌🏼
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@avgfunkygamer3 years agoGreat video, interesting to revisit this movie after a while and i'm curious to see if I would like it more.
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@dennis27673 years agoIt felt like a real gutpunch back in cinema to see him beeing this close to saving her. Their relationship was portraid very good and i didnt read the comics so i absolutely didnt see it coming. Looking back its a real nice change for the hero to not always save the girl and it kept the movie special. ...1
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@kennethdzengedza89783 years agoFor years I could not rewatch this scene it was heartbreaking , I only started watching this scene recently
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@OliverTheRicketts3 years agoThat detail about her arm falling first is wild, I never noticed before, but I love it. Have also always really liked the web hand reaching out for Gwen, never understood the hate on that. Overall, a flawed but fun movie. 1
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@SujalKumarJaiswal913 years ago The physics is correct here. That's how when strings which are under tension get released suddenly, the ending part falls later. 2
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@lucasbaesse88323 years agoI love Andrew as spider and The Amazing movies, and I grew up watching Tobey movies and I can say Andrew is my favorite spider man. TASM dive into some human aspects of Peter and it bring me closer to Peter ! 6
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@Sigmasloth3 years agoTobey is the bully parker andrew is the Chad parker and tom is the spoiler parker 4
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@AdzzCx3 years agothis is a really good video for going into NWH
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@rolandoalvarado29793 years agoOmg very good explanation. Even tho I knew she was gonna die I really thought she would be saved. The score and the angles make you believe it
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@itz_yeastic3 years agoI read it as Gwen Stacy's death is AMAZING lmfao 6
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@kevz24743 years agoYou have officially caused me to laugh and call you a heartless bastard at the same time with the back breaking reference. lol
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@jomerisjammin2 years agoEach version of spider man is unique. I love all the movies and I'm happy that studio is working on Amazing Spiderman 3
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@wmoreland063 years agoThis scene was heart wrenching far more impact then both of the Sony's Uncle Ben Deaths as well as Rami "Spider-man No More" scene. 1
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@MasterJha3 years agoI agree, this scene hit a very personal note.
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@keefmorgan24442 years agoDefinitely agree: hugely impactful scene!
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@lilyok64853 years agoYou nailed it. I watched the movies when I was really young do it was like my first Spider-Man moment idk, but what I think was great is that although the hints to her death are so subtle that some people may think he actually saved her. Like peters shock when he found her was the same as my shock but I was still in denial until the last time I saw him at the grave. ...
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@austinbacon64053 years agoIt is an amazing scene and a beautiful scene because you can see just how much Peter cared for Gwen.. watch the scene and tell me he didn't try EVERYTHING to prevent her death. He was fighting Harry and keeping her from falling at the same time. Shoots a web into the gears, wraps a web around Harry's neck to choke him (or in my opinion hoping the gear would snap Harry's neck he loves Harry but in that moment I think he wouldn't have missed him over Gwen.) He puts his foot in between the gear as well in hopes that maybe his strength or his foot being completely crushed will stop the gear but it all backfires.. ...1
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@Triumphant7123 years agoNow I understand why this channel is called HEAVY spoilers. Your movie IQ and analysis is top notch. I just go movies to see things blow up.
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@blueaspen63453 years agoI’ve never thought about it in such detail. After watching your explanation I wonder if they will some how have universes mix. With her back alive in the MCU
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@frankyu49673 years agoThanks very much for this excellent explanation, as I hated this film for the longest time. However, I have grown to appreciate Gwen and Peter’s chemistry and have finally accepted her necessary death in this film. Stay safe and healthy to all & have a great holiday season too. ...1
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@randypeace66913 years agoThis scene is heartbreaking every time I look at it. 1
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@OldManBedrock3 years agoone other thing that made this scene so impactful was that - up to this point - SM movies have trolled this moment never committing to her end. So, we never truly know if this movie will commit until it does - it still hits me as a “no, they didn’t actually do it, did they?” its a heartbreaker ...1
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@CamSeanoaTolls263 years agoThe impact of this scene was deeper than any other scene in any of the Spider-Man movies. (Not a diss, Paul is explaining the depth in this video. Good shit Paul) I still cry watching it lol. I love these movies personally, Andrew is my favorite portrayal of Spider-Man. These movies got a bad wrap and definitely should have gotten a third movie. That Blu-ray set tho......😉😂 ...2
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@kvngbo15862 years agoThe thing that gets me the most about Gwen’s death is not when her neck snaps, it’s not when andrews holding her trying to wake her up. It’s when he shoots his web and it resembles a hand. It just adds a sense of desperation, urgency, and helplessness and for a few seconds when I first watched it not only was the scene in slow motion but I was so invested into that one specific scene that it also felt like time slowed down around me. Idk man every time I see this scene I get chills. This has to be the second most powerful scene out of any Spider-Man movie, 1st is Andrew actually saving mj, and the 3rd is the death of harry followed by the talk with sandman ...
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@nofacedgoldfish62163 years agoThank you for shedding light on this movie, and this scene. I feel like the TASM films get a bad reputation because of it having flaws, but the people who point them out don't want to acknowledge the flaws from the other two Peters. My issue is that the death itself I loved in the comics, and I like the recreation in TASM2 except that she was caught too low. There was a lesson on the way she died in the comics, where Peter since then made sure to grab the people falling then catch himself. With the movie, it wasn't his actions that killed her, the ground did, and so there was no lesson to learn. I love the TASM movies. I see that they have flaws, but so did the other two Spider-Men. They focused on different parts of what make both Peter and Spider-Man important. Tobey's Spider-Man did a better job at focusing on trying to maintain friendships and a job while also doing his heroics. It focused a lot more on Peter's burden left by the death of his uncle and his responsibility. Andrew's, like the comics, tries to take care of Gwen after her father dies, and tries to maintain both his heroics and loved ones, which inevitably implode on him, and caused the one he loved to die anyway. Tom's Spider-Man is very much like the early comics of Spider-Man. He pushed himself to be a hero and risk his time in youth despite there being plenty of other heroes in the world. He didn't need to carry the world on his shoulders, but he chose to anyway. The only non-Spider-Man characters seen in the previous movies is 2004 Punisher in Spider-Man 2, as well as Doctor Strange name drop(before the MCU made it a possibility that JJJ was referring to MCU Strange). Uncle Ben's death wasn't as important in comics until Peter was in college, and he was inspired by a speech created by Human Torch in his high school years. Uncle Ben never uttered the words "With great power comes great responsibility" but those words were still the lesson Peter learned from his death. Before Peter was in College, Ben was only mentioned 3 times. Ben became an importance the moment when Peter was being crushed by wreckage and nearly drowned, and him being reminded of Ben motivated him to keep fighting, and he would be a major role since. So it makes sense for Peter's main motivation being another hero. ...
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@wmoreland063 years agoJust as this scene was super devastating along with Peter Morning through the seasons... his reemergence scene at the end was just as powerful and reminds the viewer of Spider-man's true super powers his Abilty to Endure through his Failures, to keep on Fighting and Inspiring Hope. In that scene Webb managed to make the entire audience feel like that little boy he saved and see what a true Hero means to the World. ...
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@JesseWelch3 years agoDude you are so right about this! The rest of the movie is okay and sometimes bad, but this portion of the movie is so epic!
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@leonsky4193 years agoIt was heartbreaking and gorgeous. Balled my eyes out 🥲
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1) He saves the boy in the burning car.
2) he tries to talk it out with electro, actually remembers his name. When electro flips out, he saves the people brilliantly in an amazing slow mo
3) when the cranes line up to help him reach oscorp with the soundtrack coming in
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slows down, showing he doesn’t have a lot time to save her, but in his mind he’ll
play that moment in slow motion for the rest of his life 12
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It is my favorite scene from any Spiderman movie. ... 22
Having grown up with the show then reading about Gwen and seeing her in the movie, I was still in awe at her death in this scene. It really is flawless. ... 19
I actually like the Amazing Spiderman films. I think Garfield did a better job of showing the scientist part of Peter from the comics, and he definitely had a better grasp of talking smack than either Tobey or Tom. And the chemistry between Gwen and Peter work so well because of Emma and Andrew. But the flaws of the writing and corporate input ruin the films. ... 57
Like show the impact it had on TASM Peters life. 27
This was a powerful scene.
Amazing work on the video — Love the in-depth descriptions and explanations! 1
He's the best among the heroes. ... 3
You are absolutely right about this scene being so impactful. Even knowing from the first moment of Gwen’s introduction that she is doomed makes this no less painful. Great video. 3
Great video 👌🏼
andrew is the Chad parker
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tom is the spoiler parker 4
lmfao 6
I love these movies personally, Andrew is my favorite portrayal of Spider-Man. These movies got a bad wrap and definitely should have gotten a third movie.
That Blu-ray set tho......😉😂 ... 2
My issue is that the death itself I loved in the comics, and I like the recreation in TASM2 except that she was caught too low. There was a lesson on the way she died in the comics, where Peter since then made sure to grab the people falling then catch himself. With the movie, it wasn't his actions that killed her, the ground did, and so there was no lesson to learn.
I love the TASM movies. I see that they have flaws, but so did the other two Spider-Men. They focused on different parts of what make both Peter and Spider-Man important. Tobey's Spider-Man did a better job at focusing on trying to maintain friendships and a job while also doing his heroics. It focused a lot more on Peter's burden left by the death of his uncle and his responsibility. Andrew's, like the comics, tries to take care of Gwen after her father dies, and tries to maintain both his heroics and loved ones, which inevitably implode on him, and caused the one he loved to die anyway. Tom's Spider-Man is very much like the early comics of Spider-Man. He pushed himself to be a hero and risk his time in youth despite there being plenty of other heroes in the world. He didn't need to carry the world on his shoulders, but he chose to anyway. The only non-Spider-Man characters seen in the previous movies is 2004 Punisher in Spider-Man 2, as well as Doctor Strange name drop(before the MCU made it a possibility that JJJ was referring to MCU Strange). Uncle Ben's death wasn't as important in comics until Peter was in college, and he was inspired by a speech created by Human Torch in his high school years. Uncle Ben never uttered the words "With great power comes great responsibility" but those words were still the lesson Peter learned from his death. Before Peter was in College, Ben was only mentioned 3 times. Ben became an importance the moment when Peter was being crushed by wreckage and nearly drowned, and him being reminded of Ben motivated him to keep fighting, and he would be a major role since. So it makes sense for Peter's main motivation being another hero. ...