gladeienne Posted July 9 #2 Posted July 9 Which one though? The animated Spider-Verse one is on another level tbh Grenselos 1
Wineyth Posted July 9 #3 Posted July 9 The first Sam Raimi one still hits different for me, that nostalgia is real
faithtia Posted July 9 #4 Posted July 9 The Raimi trilogy just has that vibe newer ones can't match, even with all the fancy effects.
vyxly Posted July 9 #5 Posted July 9 ngl the Raimi ones just have that perfect mix of camp and heart that's impossible to replicate
ashys5 Posted July 9 #6 Posted July 9 Yeah the Raimi ones just understood the assignment, no amount of CGI can beat that practical suit and Willem Dafoe's unhinged energy.
Sandra2 Posted July 9 #7 Posted July 9 Fr the Raimi suit still looks better than half the CGI mess we get now, and Dafoe was on a whole other level of crazy in that mask.
autumnon Posted July 9 #8 Posted July 9 Fr, Dafoe talking to himself in the mirror is still one of the best villain scenes ever put to film
jadeoresse Posted July 10 #9 Posted July 10 I still remember watching the first one on a tiny box TV in my parents' living room and that upside down kiss just blew my mind as a kid. The Green Goblin was genuinely scary back then too, not like some of the goofy villains we got later.
nylixund Posted July 10 #10 Posted July 10 I saw the first one at a birhtday party where half the kids werent even watching and i was glued to the screen like a weirdo
Pyxirry2 Posted July 10 #11 Posted July 10 The way they animated his web swinging through the city was so smooth, you could almost feel the momentum in your stomach.
oriana49 Posted July 10 #12 Posted July 10 tobey maguire will forever be my spiderman no cap, the pizza time scene alone clears everything else ?
ivoryesse Posted July 11 #16 Posted July 11 Which Spiderman are you talking about? I always feel like everyone has a totally different one in mind when this topic pops up.
thornna833 Posted July 11 #17 Posted July 11 Spiderverse completely redefined what an animated superhero film could be, way more inventive than any live action version. That constant creative risk taking in the visuals and story put it on anohter level for me.
lyraanver Posted July 11 #18 Posted July 11 Miles swinging into my heart fr, spiderverse 2 had zero business looking that crisp
lilyen Posted July 11 #19 Posted July 11 try watching with subtitles on next time, the jokes land way funnier when you catch all the mumbled lines
Vycaylyn Posted July 11 #20 Posted July 11 Honestly I thought the first Sam Raimi one is still the best, the newer stuff feels too polished and safe. The original had this weird charm that really nailed what Peter Parker is about, awkward and all.
Vyciomia Posted July 11 #21 Posted July 11 I watched the first Raimi one in a packed theater and the whole room gasped at that upside down kiss scene, still gives me chills thinking about it.
Naloreltia Posted July 11 #22 Posted July 11 That Raimi Spiderman game on PS2 had me betting my brother I could finish it in one sitting, still holds up.
Legacytha Posted July 12 #23 Posted July 12 If you want to really enjoy the web swinging sequences on a rewatch, turn on any motion smoothing settings your TV has for a few scenes, it gives a weirdly hyper real feel like you are actually swinging through the city.
Synrixen Posted July 12 #24 Posted July 12 idk man i felt like the pacing was knida off in the middle, lost a bit of steam before the big finale still a fun watch but not the flawless ride everyone keeps saying
gauzekaeon34 Posted July 15 #25 Posted July 15 That scene where Miles hits the "leap of faith" while What's Up Danger blasts honestly maade me want to run through a wall and bet on myself every day
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