Tramway were an organ and jangly guitar male vocaled pop band from Bristol … Read Full Bio ↴Tramway were an organ and jangly guitar male vocaled pop band from Bristol (England) with a Felt-gone-pop sound that is less 'easy' than most Siesta releases, but is of a very high quality. They have a song ('That Old, Old Feelin') that is almost a carbon copy of the Spring (the 1972 band fronted by Brian Wilson's then wife, who were THE MODEL for Adventures In Stereo) song 'Thinkin' Bout You Baby', which was written by Brain wilson and Mike Love. Tramway also do an instrumental cover of the Mary Poppins song "Life's a Country Holiday With Mary" that Dick Van Dyke sings in the scene where they ride calliope horses through a cartoon landscape. It's number 10 on the CD, though it's uncredited on the CD's graphics, which only show 12 of the 13 songs here. (Gullbuy.com)

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@ritskyaniki

1y↑4

I always somehow come back to this scene intermittently ever since I saw it as a kid.
Spider-Man was the very first superhero I idolized because of how good the representation of Tobey's Spidey was in the movies (never got to read to comics then)
This train scene represented how Spider-Man would never give up on New York and save as much people as you possibly can even if they were strangers.
Spider-Man prioritized the people over himself and his own IDENTITY and that speaks volumes about Peter's character

I also loved how goofy toby's face was and I'd laugh at it before as a kid but now I understand that it was really important to show RAW emotion that looks believable if we were put in that situation.
The pain he projects when he's stopping the train shows just how much it represents Peter pushing his limits till the very end, no biceps, no flexing, just pure raw emotion and struggle.

What an amazing movie.

All comments from YouTube:

@OrbisAetherum

3y↑23K

"He's just a kid. No older than my son." I love that line. Realizing that Spider-Man, city savior, is... just a boy.

@desexeddoggo2520

3y↑1.2K

Who looks like he’s in his 30s 😂, still my favourite Spider-Man tho

@ceedub3966

3y↑508

Hahaha Tobey looked to be like 26 in the first movie or something. Ffs they casted so many older people in this continuity

@lilyaholmes109

3y↑248

@Licken Huntsman You're replied on the wrong comment dude, or even wrong video

@blankspace5185

3y↑155

@Licken Huntsman wtf you talking about

@jotaropinochet3671

3y↑31

played by a over 30 y/o looking actor

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@Itsyou01

2y↑7.8K

"Any more bright ideas?"

Tobey: No, See ya chump

@gracet2664

2y↑597

Bully Maguire

@Emerald5

2y↑239

Bully Maguire

@Wheebzee

2y↑298

That's not even Bully Maguire, that's just Evil Maguire

@dean3369

2y↑113

Give me rent

@NB-gq3le

2y↑54

Bully parker

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@jakajan3187

2y↑5.5K

I always loved how Tobey never hesitates to utilise his face in acting. He’s a very handsome guy but isn’t scared to be “ugly” for the sake of getting the best scenes. He represented “a hero who isn’t invincible but is willing to be strong to save people” so well with his expressions and agonised screaming.

@TheSharksTM

2y↑383

Sam Raimi likes grottesque acting and all the actor that he choses are perfect in the face acting aspect(William Dafoe,Tobey Maguire,Alfred Molina)

@bighand1530

2y↑47

@TheSharks™ Interesting

@aryastark772

2y↑56

He’s not very handsome, he’s ordinary looking in the conventional sense

@ashokkumarganesan3927

2y↑85

Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy is honestly better than The Dark Knight Trilogy

@krishnaarmy3315

2y↑16

@ashok kumar ganesan bro. 🗿

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@leenpels7646

1y↑1.6K

"Anymore bright ideas?" lol.. I love this line as it captures the stereotypical dissatisfied New Yorker.

@MartinAmdor

1y↑79

Agreed. I mean, Spidey is there trying to save everyone! And what's the old fart doing?! NOTHING! He just stands there cowering! He could at least try to calm the passangers down but NOOOOO! He thinks it's better to yell at and crtitizise the very guy who, almost literally, has everyone's lives on his hands! Now THERE is a good candidate for the Darwin award.

@Jeff_Biden

@Martin Amdor slightly aged fecal matter

@nope1083

1y↑23

@Martin Amdor Typical New Yorker

@cat-le1hf

1y↑27

It's encouragement to those with a spine

@kirklanyoshinaga8953

1y↑15

@Martin Amdor sometimes you really can’t help yourself. Lol I found it amusing.

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@jennisgurung2760

2y↑5.5K

“It’s good to have you back Spider-Man.” That line hits deeper now..

@rebeccacavalcante2830

2y↑37

Howdy mister!

@themindgamer5084

2y↑161

As Tobey walks into the portal in NWH i literally said that at the back of my mind

@MilestheDirtyMindedGoblin2099

2y↑44

@The Mindgamer his theme playing also made it nostalgic

@rileyjuvene1883

2y↑8

Brooo 😖

@heaven3953

2y↑14

theres one spiderman, the only spiderman. Tobey. idk what this miles and tom holland bs is lately. But i refuse to watch it unless Tobey is acting

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@Meliodas-uv1tp

2y↑1.6K

I love this scene for 3 main reasons
1. He was genuinely scared and was panicking but he was still willing to risk his own life and be nearly torn apart to save people

2. it shows the perspective of other people

3. It shows that no matter how strong spider man is he is still Peter Parker. He is a human and he has limits.

@franciscopetrucci

1y↑55

Its awesome that we can see his train (no pun intended) of thought throughout the scene. He really has no solution at the ready, and is genuinely trying to find a way to save those people. My favorite detail is at 0:44 after he throws the first webs, you can see in his face that he hadn't really thought about HOW MUCH PRESSURE it would put on him to slow down a massive train going so fast. It gets him by surprise.

@jonQuarantino

46w↑18

I agree ! He was relentless in seeing through to the outcome of stopping that train without a clear solution! So much so that I doubt Spider-Man even thought about the fact that it would take all of his supernatural and human strength to stop that train! It showed that through all that strength and power, grit and heart his courage under pressures and adversity is and will always be his biggest superpower!

@marleyjunior3583

37w↑7

4. People saved him after he saved all Of them, and they promised to keep the secret to respect the Hero Who has saved them all

@BLaCkKsHeEp

34w↑4

"he's.... just a kid. no older than my son" that realization from that guy gave me chills.

@JeremyBelpoisX

32w↑3

"Heroes show us we don't need to be perfect to do what's right. It's ok to be vulnerable, no matter how tough you are. Because even though they're heroes, they're still human."
-Stan Lee

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@sajalpratapsingh2057

3y↑4.9K

Tobey Maguire after reading the comments:
They love me

@amireyvazi9251

3y↑124

Oh boy yeah

@shavikausta

3y↑126

Always have been

@infinity_sh4816

3y↑17

@Barow Baroatski yuuup lool haha

@rhymos6072

3y↑25

Tobey❤️

@michaelbrown7209

3y↑8

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@zaaz2253

1y↑595

2:05 I love how "the most watched moment" isnt when Spiderman tries to stop the train, but when people carries him.

@demondeity9816

23w↑42

Hey, that's the meat of the scene man.
Flashy action scenes will always be cool, but at the end of the day the thing that sticks with you are the characters being themselves and the emotions that come with it.

@AlejandroGonzalez-ej4lp

14w↑2

so proud :´)

@johnmartinez7846

2y↑2.3K

Don’t care what anyone says. Tobey’s screams while trying to stop the train only add to the seriousness of the situation. He sells this scene SO well. One of my favorite “Spider-Man” moments!

@ChristinaMagma

2y↑29

It’s a masterpiece

@lickenhuntsman5338

2y↑41

Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy is honestly better than TDK trilogy

@MajesticJoey

2y↑34

Bruh that scream was bloody amazingly done

@TheAlphaRizz-2099

1y↑8

True it feels real like I felt what he going through like as of I was stopping tbe train myself he in my opinion is the best spider-man in MCU

@nathanhendrickson790

48w↑8

“Haha funny Peter face” alright let’s see you stop the train like Peter did and let’s see what funny faces you make

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@XDSebas1

1y↑480

2004: He's just a kid.
2021: You're all grown up.

@rodrigojorquera1014

23w↑14

But no matter what year it is; "Its Good to Have you back Spider-Man"

@CarolHardesty

1y↑620

The thing that strikes me most about this scene is how the passengers react. After he stops the train, they don't let him fall because they trust he'll be alright. They just witnessed him using every ounce of his strength to save them. They IMMEDIATELY reciprocate his heroic act by catching him and helping him inside. And since Peter isn't wearing his mask, they're surprised to learn that - despite his superpowers - he's still just a young, kindhearted human who would put his life on the line for others.

@lickenhuntsman5338

41w↑13

My ranking of superhero trilogies
1. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy
2. Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy
3. Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy

@Justin-ko1ht

21w↑3

And if this was the current world they would not only not save spiderman but say he's weak asf 💀

People these days are annoying

@dinosquatrito7551

52w↑207

The fatigue in his face, the glass bursting, the suit ripping... the most emotional scene in any spiderman movie

@BaMbOoZeD

30w↑5

I do like how much strength it would take to stop that train. Try to look the frame, it's totally bend and shapes after his body 😮 crazy power to have.

@greg7964

4y↑12.4K

Anybody around my age (24) knows Tobey Maguire is our Spider-Man

@mazarinivmikeoxlong-dedica969

4y↑230

Feels good to be a 2000's kid instead of a late 2010's

@mazarinivmikeoxlong-dedica969

4y↑31

@Jimb0 Things were a lot more experimental in the 2000's. Y2K, after all. I think home video in the DVD was still being experimented with, online streaming services were still new, it was the golden age of the Internet, and there was still so much passion in the gaming industry that that's why we were what you'd nowadays call "toxic"; that's when console wars and trash-talking were at their peak. Now social media has largely ruined everything.

@mazarinivmikeoxlong-dedica969

4y↑7

@Jimb0 I'd say all of the 2000's and maybe 2010-2012, at least according to classic COD and Battlefield standards; BF3 was in 2011 and BO2, considered the last great COD in a general sense was in 2012, also Spec Ops: The Line, but if you were around in the mid-2000's then you'll probably be more knowledgeable than me. There's still some great exceptions nowadays, I think most notably Red Dead 2 and TLOU 2, though I think it was solely Rockstar's decision to make Red Dead 2 whereas everybody was basically expecting TLOU 2. Still great games, though, specifically where story is concerned.

@mazarinivmikeoxlong-dedica969

@Jimb0 No, no, I agree. The push towards "realism" that is all anyone that doesn't make battle royal games cares about. I've heard the same argument for TLOU 2, actually.

@franklinvega6847

4y↑239

I'm 21 bro👌

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@harveyfleck2215

2y↑456

I love the screams and grunts. You can tell he’s truly using all of his strength to try and save these people.

@raidenthedon3790

2y↑368

People of all races and walks of life came together to stop Pete from falling and worked together to gently bring him to safety in the train, then they all spoke like a community to agree not to tell anyone his secret. That's beautiful because the odds are if Ock and Pete never fought there, those people wouldn't have said a word to each other on that train ride. Now they each know who Spider-Man is 😭

@Mike-jv8bv

1y↑16

sometimes the world needs a masked vigilante to set things right when society goes into despair.

@Jedilord882

1y↑16

It only takes one person, a special person, to unify the masses.

@Bro-cx2jc

19w↑1

I thought it always kind of sucked that none of the people from this train had any later scenes or cameos where they recognised Spiderman and gave some indication, even a signal, or a smile. Would have been a great reminder of the lives he saved that day and how they would always remember.

@sirtobeyofficial1133

2y↑356

This scene actually proves how strong Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man really is.

@BLaCkKsHeEp

34w↑8

Spidey's just really strong AF regardless who plays him imo. remember when he blocked the Winter Soldier's punch, effortlessly, with one hand, brushes it to the side and goes "you have a metal arm!?!" 😅

@rhyslightning3037

25w↑1

@@BLaCkKsHeEp yep keep in mind captain america was weaker than buckys metal arm as even when he blocked buckys strikes with his shield it still knocked him back a bit but to spidey it was nothing

@jarrygarry5316

24w↑4

Spiderman is very strong overall in comic,animated or live action.If he used full of his power,he can rival even hulk

@rhyslightning3037

24w

@@jarrygarry5316 didnt he one punch a dinosaur at one point?

@makisbizarreadventure4669

42w↑103

Man haven’t seen this scene in years and it just hits my heart so hard. Really just a young guy with good morals doing what’s right.. not because he has too, but because he understands if he doesn’t then someone else may suffer for it.

With great power comes great responsibility.

@Beers-and-Babes

41w↑5

Bro that’s deep lol

@Luke101

35w↑64

1:56 I just LOVE that even when the train is basically stopped, he STILL pushes through the pain and gives the last bit of his strength he has to stop that train completely. Seeing Spider-Man actually pass out from exertion is crazy. This feat of strength is just monumental. One of the best superhero scenes of all time.

@FalconFlyer75

4y↑8.3K

Subway Guy - "He's... just a... kid"

11 year old me - ".... what r u talking about? that guy's a full on adult"
27 year old me - ."......"yeah he's a kid"

@LthMirror

4y↑444

Will you update this every year? XD

@chinuaalibatya7345

4y↑41

LMAO

@nithulnath9331

4y↑144

Goddamn, I'm also a 27 year old thinking the same watching this, and thought the other way around when I was 11 ( the first time I watched this movie).

@chinuaalibatya7345

4y↑126

You can't do much at 17 so yes. You're really an adult at 22 to 26 in my opinion

@chinuaalibatya7345

4y↑109

@Jorge Constanzo. I meant mentally speaking. The wisdom a 17 year old has is most likely narrow due to them still developing. They can't do much in terms of thinking on a broader spectrum. And even though someone's 17 they most likely rely in their parents at that age.

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@torture...9458

46w↑82

The symbolism of this scene is astronomically beautiful 😭 and the part where the kid gives Parker back his mask and then goes on to say, "It's good to have you back, Spider-Man." never fails to tear me up a bit, especially when Peter's theme plays in the background on 3:21, it never fails to give me chills. Elfman's score is just brilliant!

@ajbhuiyan4589

44w↑68

From 2:08 to 3:13 I love it when all the people there save him from his fall and they keep him company on the train he saved. It all shows how much New York really cared about him.

@Nick_Harrell80

1y↑86

I remember seeing this in theaters when I was 9 years old. I still get chills to this day when watching it, the early 2000’s was such a good time to be alive.

@timmi724

1y↑6

I grew up in a small village where no more than ten thousand people live. For us, the cinema was something unattainable. Even cities with a population of over a million could not be compared with cinemas from developed countries. Such as we watched the trilogy on DVD, but even that was hard to get. There was no Internet then. The trilogy was broadcast on TV once a year, and these moments are the happiest. As a child, it was strange in the sense that watching Spider-Man was something extraterrestrial. I miss those days.
Sorry, I don't speak English

@anciantnagha

18w↑2

@@timmi724
Literally us. I watched all the trilogy on TV. When 3rd movie came they did a full 1 day marathon of the trilogy. That day I didn't get outside at all.

This trilogy is pure nostalgia.

@richjen2011

2y↑114

Only Tobey has done a lot of spider mad iconic scenes like this train, his evil dancing, his kissing in the rain and im back.. my back! He's underrated actor.

@louisyank5326

1y↑74

This is the most moving superhero scene of all time, and no one dies. There’s a connection we as humans have with someone sacrificing everything for the greater good, and this movie unlocks that emotion.

@dubleCC

2y↑37

2:40 You can see a big vein in Peter's head, from all the stress/pressure trying to stop the train, and the stress/pressure from his personal life roo.

@dubleCC

51w↑1

@@nn4284I know, but I'm just saying story-wise.

@constanzarosalobo7359

2y↑47

I sweart Tobey doesn't need a script, his eyes speak for themselves.

@Ruyicosta

46w↑1

this!

@ludwik7326

2y↑61

In all seriousness, Tobey's acting is overlooked, the intensity he manages to express on that last shot on his face, I've not seen a super hero struggle like that in a long time, that's a shame, it just feels realistic despite the stake of the scene

@lilacmoonlightcc

2y↑10

He's definetely a face actor. He communicates so much through some simple micro-expressions, especially with his eyes.

@angelicacrod

16w↑5

This is the definitive Spiderman scene of all the films and all the actors. Nothing has had the same impact since.

@kingkongchief1177

39w↑18

The actors who played the passengers did such a great job too. They made the scene so tear jerking and real. Their facial expressions of shock, happiness and confusion and excitement to seeing Spider-Man’s face and learning that he’s just a kid in a costume with astounding superpowers. Saving Spider-Man from falling to his death when he passed out from exhaustion after saving them. The fear in their eyes and screaming from thinking they’re gonna die. And most of all how they promised Spiderman they wouldn’t tell the world who he is after seeing his face. Helping him stand up cause of how exhausted and in pain he was after saving them. And not just hiding his identity cause he saved their lives and they owed him. But they knew that if they exposed his identity he wouldn’t be able to to protect people and bring hope and justice to the world like the brave and strong thing he did that day just to save random people he doesn’t know from a train crash out of pure kindness, bravery and compassion.

@arxhitgarg

3y↑9.2K

This is not even CGI ... It's Tobey Maguire himself doing all this.

@Cris-kp7wn

3y↑1.1K

The power of pizza

@ashokkumarganesan3927

3y↑243

Imho character growth of Peter Parker in Spider-man 2 alone is better than Christian Bale's Bland Wayne in entire trilogy and Tom's Spidey combined.

@Jiishaan

3y↑259

@ashok kumar ganesan are you high? Why bring Batman into this?

@Jiishaan

3y↑31

@ashok kumar ganesan Suureee buddy 🤣

@pramod_resroy

3y↑74

@ashok kumar ganesan Read again where he talked about Batman? he is right may be u were high when you wrote that comment 🤣, We love both Spider-Man & Batman why are you comparing in 1st place? 😂

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@SkaterJay789

2y↑39

These movies had so much heart. The real meaning of what heroism is

@peter42liter93

2y↑20

3:45 bro nobody EVER talks about the subtle facial animations tobey gives, he says so much without words; the way he raises his eyebrows before putting the mask back on like saying “whew that was a close one, here we go again thank you guys”

@lilacmoonlightcc

2y↑3

Literally tho. Everyone's been saying he's a bad actor whilst I've always thought he can communicate so much through his expressions, and especially his eyes, without saying a word.

@peter42liter93

2y↑1

@i'm a lewser its literally just the memes people make, when it comes down to it tobey seems like he really gave it his all for being spiderman; if he was actually a bad actor he wouldnt have the role in the first place and the behind the scenes would be very different i mean youd think sam raimi the director himself would tell tobey if he thinks his acting is bad but no sam raimi also felt he was right.

@cordelltaylorbkny

2y↑26

I love that they paid homage to this scene in the end of Spider-Man: Miles Morales from the “He’s just a kid” / “He’s so young” lines, to the mask being handed back to Spidey, to the “It’s good to have you back Spider-Man” / “He’s OUR Spider-Man” lines.

@flache_ziege

1y↑29

The “man” that the whole city relies on, the man that saves the city from each event, the man that people cry out to when they need help, is just a boy. I LOVED that scene when that man on the train says that one line

@martindonato8024

2y↑20

Tobey Maguire still the best Spider Man for me.

@yashkourav624

4y↑7.7K

Tom Holland: Spider-Kid
Andrew Garfield: Spider-Teen
Tobey Maguire: Spider-Man

@amireyvazi9251

3y↑920

Tom Holland: ironboy Jr

@abbysnake1

3y↑37

Hahaha

@AlbatrossDude

3y↑256

But but he’s just a kid... not Older than my son

@jabblast6050

3y↑183

Tom Holland: Spider-Wimp

@gamingandstuff1522

3y↑78

@Green Dinosaur he’s not that bad, your just nostalgia blind

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@SubtleAsh-TheImmortal

2y↑32

This is single most iconic superhero scenes of all times. The sheer grit, courage and owning responsibility of saving innocent people sacrificing himself with immense pain characterizes the essence of The Spider-Man. This legit teared me up❤️

@thejaded

2y↑21

Meme Toby all you want but those screams are immaculate. Great acting. He's not only saving people but he's letting off all his anguish.

@gonzalosevilla9140

43w↑13

I always rewatch this. The fact the hero needed the people and they helped him and carried him, even the kids with the mask. So wholesome and good for my soul!

@soaringfox1620

48w↑16

This scene is one of the many examples of why Spider-Man (Peter Parker) has and always will be my favorite superhero of all time. Instead of going after Doc Ock, he made sure that every single person on that train would get out alive and nearly dies after putting so much strain on his body trying to stop the train. He’s brave, selfless and determined, and will always find a a way to save everyone. All while throwing in some good quips and jokes here and there. Spider-Man to me is an example of what all heroes should be like. Strong, Brave, Selfless, Determined and inspirational.
What gets me the most is that the people are so moved by the fact that a kid has come to save them and nearly got himself killed while doing so. They don’t stop and say “oh my god, I finally know who Spider-Man is, I’m telling everyone!!” They so grateful for his heroism and pull him to safety after nearly falling and promise to never tell a soul who he really is. They even stand up to protect him from Doc Ock after he protected them from him.

@Himmington637

2y↑22

No other Spiderman will replace Tobey

@ricedonut6567

3y↑8.6K

Some of us may laugh, but Toby had one of the most realistic facial expressions in not just the Spiderman and marvel franchise, but across all franchises. He may have extraordinary powers, but part of him is still human.

@alphaxan8175

3y↑146

There’s between realism and using too much realism to where it’s laughable and this scene 1:31 is the perfect example of that

@nocomment6012

3y↑621

@Alpha Xan Try putting yourself in his shoes. Your trying to stop A train with your strength and your telling me you wouldn't be at all strained from using all of that force?

@alphaxan8175

3y↑63

@L is the best anime character ever. ok fair enough but literally Tobey (not Peter, the actor Tobey) could have made ANY other face but no he went with the look of severe constipation

@nocomment6012

3y↑435

@Alpha Xan He was constipated in a way though,He's stopping a train that's the most realistic face He would make to show the struggle of stopping a train.

@alphaxan8175

3y↑29

@L is the best anime character ever. ok fine maybe it is doesn’t mean I won’t laugh at it tho 😂

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@LSEO0815

1y↑11

He was trying to stop the train on his back, but actually, the pressure did not come from the engine but the lives of people. He literally had all those people on his back. If the web couldn't hold it, if his arms couldn't hold it, they were already dead. And I really think Tobey Maguire did a great job expressing this pressure Peter Parker feels as a hero.

@benmobenmo

24w↑12

This scene always hits me so hard. Started crying before we even got to the emotional scene just seeing him try so hard to do the right thing at the expense of own personal safety, sanity and happiness....

@billwake4695

43w↑10

This is not the best Spiderman scene. It's the best scene in humanity's entire movie history.

@troysealy9795

29w↑15

This will always be one of the most epic scenes in a superhero movie. The intensity of the save, mixed with the concern for the hero by the civilians, was good script writing, coupled with good acting.

@mary-janerobb6612

23w↑7

I will never NOT get emotional from this scene. Toby was the Spider-Man I grew up with and admired

@nickyboy22071989

3y↑7.9K

Had to get older to appreciate this scene. He's literally willing to die here, to save people he doesn't even know.

@123GOHANZ

3y↑58

@Alahaa islanaos Unfortunately, selfish people exist

@queencancerous5332

3y↑391

@123GOHANZ which makes it all the better when the people on the train decide to keep his identity a secret.

@kingkap7250

3y↑183

Can’t believe tobey risked his life stopping a train for a movie 😞 true hero

@nickyboy22071989

3y↑239

@King Kap he was actually just walking onto the set and this happened. They just decided to put this in the film.

@uzixcarti7834

3y↑52

@King Kap tobey is actually selfish irl, he could've used his spider abilities to save the world smhh 🙄🙄

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@SportsPlanet001

2y↑15

"He's... just a kid, no older than my son." That line truly hits differently, realizing that the city's savior is just a boy

@mfundo6619

43w↑5

Didnt realise Toby Maguire had such beautiful eyes

@yntmir4539

2y↑8

He stopped a train without a stark enhanced million dollar suit, unlike the iron boy Jr in the MCU

@crapdevil1772

2y↑8

This Is the best spiderman ever

@bighand1530

2y↑1

Agreed

@RecklessRecluse999

2y↑5

Tobey Maguire is the best spiderman ever. This is a well played out scene. Tobey is a very under rated actor. His dialogue matches his facial expressions perfectly. Loved him in BROTHERS.

@amazingtrooper5893

3y↑5.7K

This is why I love the original Spider-Man trilogy. Even when his identity is revealed the people he saved gave him the respect he needed. And also because he has no high tech suit. No ally to help him. He’s just a boy

@koboy10

3y↑180

True the best and the real Spiderman ❤️

@callofdutychile

3y↑196

When they finally recognized him as the hero he always was...

That scene was so satisfying

@wojak-sensei6424

3y↑228

They only saw a clumsy kid when he's Peter. They only saw a noble hero when he's Spiderman. Peter was no hero, and Spidey was no kid. Confronted with the realization that this young man shouldered all that burden on his own, they saluted him.

Now that's a very uplifting message modern superhero movies don't do anymore, huh?

@amazingtrooper5893

3y↑24

@Wojak-Sensei amen good sir

@Blazeinbluebecausewhynot

3y↑55

Best explanation on why i love this spider-man so much and not just because of nostalgia 😒

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@oricohen1991

2y↑17

With every web that tears apart, Tobey had to add more physical strength to hold on to what’s left of the webs. Understanding he had to do it while fighting a speeding train makes you respect and fear his strength. Brilliantly realistic.

@lordvadershorts1987

2y↑9

2:08 Why is it that Spider-Man movies are filled with powerful moments I mean seriously the passengers carrying him is a really powerful moment

@jackvanpelt9812

20w↑12

2:50
“He’s just a kid.”
That line means so much. Peter really is just a kid, a kid with his whole life ahead of him, but continues to put his life on the line and put himself at risk everyday to protect innocent people he doesn’t even know, just out of the kindness and bravery in his heart.

@whitedoorwithholes

2y↑5

For a movie released in the mid 2000s, this CGI was amazing. I remember watching this when I was a kid and it still holds up well to this day in comparison to our current level of CGI.

@sniperplayer7971

2y↑9

Tobeyyyy ever and forever best spider man ❤️ 🕷️

@steve5292

3y↑4.3K

"He's just a kid, no older than my son."
That line with the theme music playing in the background is so powerful.

@loganshitsallbatmanmovies5465

2y↑63

This movie is not about some dumb guy with bat suit doing stupid things with silly voice.

This movie is about A MAN.

@superdicas7815

2y↑4

Imagine if the director followed real life physics and engine kept working after spiderman faded. Game over lol

@katie2967

2y↑14

I also love the fact that everybody in the train was willing to stand up for Spider-Man

@videodeposu8741

@Katie that's the soul

@amlightspeedy3090

1y↑8

"he's just a kid"
>camera cuts to the face of a 30 y.o

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@Deeznutz0811

2y↑7

This scene still makes me emotional. They love him so much and he just wants to remain unknown. A true man, not boy. He made me want to be a super hero and the best I could do was join the marine corps lol.

@wallaceoliveira4707

25w↑2

This scene makes me cry ever. I love this scene. Spider-Man is the best hero ever, ever, ever, ever and ever.

@ytm23ak

2y↑7

Such a beautiful scene. Something I love is how ordinary and human the citizens on the train are. They aren’t all Hollywood looking 10/10 actors they look like just random New Yorkers.

@A.Y.11

2y↑9

What’s awesome is how he devises such a scientific solution to the problem. After realising one web isn’t sufficient, he shoots multiple to spread the load and reduce the tension in each web. Very true to his character as a physicist!

@newwatcher

2y↑8

Not only in spiderman movies... This is the best scene among all superhero films of alltime.

@aquirozca

2y↑5.4K

Sam Raimi is a genius, he managed to get Spiderman to remove his mask so that we can see Peter's expression and feel the anxiety and despair of the character.This is the most memorable Spiderman scene in the cinema.

@direalmj

2y↑20

Yes

@gabrielthegamer8672

2y↑69

best director *EVER!!*

@cey1

2y↑10

Indeed!

@saorisouma5841

2y↑54

There's A LOT of memorable scenes from this trilogy... Raindrops keep falling on my head, Bully Maguire, Norman almost discovering Spiderman's true identity

@franciscomazzini7

2y↑1

101% agree

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@user-ee5eb7ku4j

2y↑8

The best scene in all Spider-Man movies

@javithmeeran2646

2y↑8

I will never forget this scene.
One of the most memorable scene in movies ever.

@dragoniccrab

41w↑3

And this kids. Is why we love spiderman. And why he is the goat.

@chadkimmel8957

1y↑9

Even after Endgame, Noway Home, and every other super hero movie, this is still my favorite scene of all.

@hithere5553

26w↑4

Probably my favorite moment in superhero cinema. This is Spider-Man boiled down to its bare essentials. You could show this clip to anyone and they would understand the kind of story Spider-Man is.

@angeldavila2738

3y↑4.9K

Fun fact: the two kids that gave Peter his mask back are Tobey maguire’s brothers in real life.

@emile5921

3y↑812

We wont tell nobody

@AndresSanchez-mj8ef

3y↑48

@Emile lol

@wchambers11

3y↑81

I thought they were his nephews.

@angeldavila2738

3y↑41

@DarkWebs11 They are his step brothers I think🤔

@Leggomyeggo7664

3y↑1

Yeah I know husky buddy I have a husky dog

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@abyysswalkerr

26w↑4

No one will top Tobey as Peter. No one.

@InvisibleMan95

16w↑4

9 year old me in 2004: this movie is incredible!
29 year old me in 2024: this movie is still incredible. And always will be.
Hard to believe it's been 20 years...

@TheAustinWoolShow

27w↑3

No Iron Man, no Nick Fury, just grit and guts.

@k3nshi704

2y↑8

Prove me wrong all you want but Spider-Man 2's Train Scene is the best scene in superhero cinema history.

@XardionZ

22w↑3

I rewatched Spider-Man 2 for the first time in years last night, and the entire film still holds up, especially the entire train fight sequence and this scene.

The one thing Raimi’s Spider-Man films always had front and center was character and heart. It knew how to have the spectacle and the comic book heroics and cheesiness, but it also has slow, tender moments like the people on the train carrying Peter to safety.

Raimi and his team understood the assignment - not just how to make an good comic book movie, but how to make a good movie about a hero.

@bullymaguire5923

3y↑5.4K

Alternate scene:
“We’re all gonna die”
“I missed the part where that’s my problem. “See you chump.”
Everybody on the train dies

@CodeVenture7

3y↑74

Lmao

@floro3733

3y↑191

good one bully maguire

@blizzon9612

3y↑152

Oh that's a cute comment did your husband typed it for you?

@maabnamama9383

3y↑135

@BLIZZON gonna cry ?

@id6klub

3y↑50

*Peter dancing montage*

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@emanuelhenrique5402

2y↑4

Uncle Ben would be so proud of you, Peter.

Legit made me shed tears when He said "He is Just a kid."

@howaboutgaming3123

31w↑2

This scene embodies Stan Lee's perspective of spiderman. Spider man can be anyone. Love this movie so much.

@funtimeflorian1643

1y↑4

Best Spiderman moment! Shows Kindness, Gratefullness and being a true hero

@ChidorivsRasengan3

2y↑5

This scene brings credence to the green goblin speech that the people love to see a hero fail, die trying, and eventually the people would hate him if he failed to stop the train. Nobody would care about Doc Ock but rather blame Spider-Man for not being able to save everyone on board, he had no choice but to literally stop that train or die trying because he wouldn’t even be able to live a normal life even as Peter Parker if he failed. The greatest scene in the trilogy arguably and one of the most intense scenes ever in action movies period.

@KM-117

2y↑4

"It's good to have you back, Spider-Man."

2021: Yeah. It really is.

@shmixedNshmooved

3y↑5.9K

I love how the people try to give back to Peter by lifting him back to safety and promising to keep his identity a secret. Such a good representation of how good acts inspire others.

@Alex-uq1el

2y↑280

"When you help someone, you help everyone."

-May Parker.

@jjmartchev

2y↑1

666

@Silversurfergio

2y↑14

Legends.

@priyanshuyadav3678

2y↑10

no good deed goes unpunished bruh, i bet if jonah gave a few thousand bucks someone homeless in need for money will surely give away his identity,people can act kind until there own lives are at stakes, everyone me included

@F1pidis

2y↑49

@priyanshu yadav What you said is definitely true, but it doesn't apply to every instance. For example those people on the train tried to get in the way of Doc Oc from retrieving Spiderman despite being scared shitless...

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@ritskyaniki

1y↑4

@Brandon_4272

38w↑6

"He's... Just a kid? No older than my son."
This line hits harder but also embodies exactly who Spidey is

@fattybolger1

1y↑6

And now in 2023 everyone on the train would have been livestreaming and posting images of his face for social media clout

@hearthatbird

47w↑4

The best superHERO scene in Marvel history. He truly is Marvel's Superman

@anissmail1137

2y↑5

1:20

I love this little moment where we see spiderman buried inside the front of the steel train...it's a nice glimpse of the violence of the counterweight and it clearly exceeds the capabilities of peter's power. ..he still managed to stop him and it's Spiderman's greatest feat in film so far...

@TCT24

3y↑7.8K

No enhanced suit, no AI walking him through anything, no high tech glasses, no Nick Fury, no Iron Man, no help. Just grit, heart, will, and his own strength. Hopefully Tom Holland’s Spider Man gets here someday.

@steel.9714

3y↑518

I have a feeling that he can't now. I mean, normally, Spider Man didn't had those weapons and tech from the start and relied on himself. But, Tom Holland's Spider Man got it because they want to connect him to iron man. Now, there is no way that Peter Parker will leave the tech

@david.l8698

3y↑288

@Somesh Raj Yeah, kinda feel like Holland should have had like 2 or even 3 movies on his own like Maguire in a similar fashion before his movies connected with Iron Man. We could see Iron Man slowly recognise the work of Spiderman. Then after civil war, see him move onto tech gradually. And we could appreciate how the older Peter now sees an Uncle Ben role model in Stark before losing him too. Ik it'd have been long to have Uncle Ben die again but it'd have worked.

Basically, character development.

@steel.9714

3y↑50

@David. L A Netflix series like Agents of shield would do. Also, I find no exact reason for Parker to be in Civil War. They could use other heroes and then introduce Spider Man after words

@Victor-vx2hl

3y↑87

@David. L he never should be connected to iron man, they’re polar opposites in terms of the kind of heroes they are. The MCU don’t give a lick about the comics, they hire people who don’t even know the source material

@TEMPOZ5127

3y↑92

He was like that when he fought the vulture in the last fight scene of homecoming, he had no tech just him and his own strength

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@eddardgreybeard

20w↑4

What I really liked about this part was, even though he was unmasked, he was still a stranger and had his identity. Nobody knew him as peter parker.

And it also humanized him immensely with the people he saved. It's a great scene.

@doconi4764

35w↑3

I’m not crying, you are!

@karenamy2117

14w

Yes, yes I am! 😊Freaking LOVE THIS SCENE.

@Kragatar

2y↑3

Tobey Maguire was the best Spiderman.

@emir3861

2y↑10

One of the best scene ever.

@Joyfam777

2y↑16

I fail to see why anyone would hate Tobeys Spiderman, I don't care if he was too cheesy or whatever. Scenes like this never fail to impress me. Good Job man!

@TheSharksTM

No one does. Simply Tom Hollands Female stans from twitter make raids like in this video where the dislike are 68k

@Joyfam777

2y↑1

@TheSharks™ what do you mean?

@TheSharksTM

2y↑1

@JoyThis video has 68k dislike cause female tom holland stans from twitters gone mad

@din4219

3y↑11.8K

4 years old me: This scene is a masterpiece
15 years old me: Yep, still a masterpiece

@tyrannosaurusrex4600

3y↑216

It will be forever a masterpice

@Mickelraven

3y↑207

20 year old me: No matter how old or furry I am, this is always a masterpiece!

@shlapmaster2485

3y↑101

@Mickelräven 23 year old me, this is the definition of a heroic scene

@Mickelraven

3y↑10

@Алексей Черноф Hell yeah! :D

@Ajay-dy3xw

3y↑64

Me, an elder in 2067: "still a masterpiece"

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@Mr.Derogatory316

36w↑4

Love how Phil LaMarr is also part of the film as an added Extra in the train

@FLilly18

36w

Green Lantern and Static Shock

@thenoshow

36w↑3

I saw Spiderman 1 in theatres with family and since then i am avid follower of Spiderman but of Toby Maguire. He brought Spiderman back into the limelight and looks like real Spiderman who ahve his personal life and public life. Other Amazing Homecoming Spidermen are just Cosplayers and nothing else.