Norman Osborn Mirror Scene - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP HD

Norman Osborn/Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe) Mirror Scene - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP [1080p HD]

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[marcelineabadeer]

This is why Willem Dafoe is such a brilliant actor the fact he’s able to play both sides of Norman the scared frightened man who wants to get rid of his inner demons and the haunting malicious Green Goblin so perfectly simultaneously is nothing sort of perfection.

[Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

*"Strong enough to have it all, too weak to take it!"*

I legitimately think he deserves an Oscar for what he did in No Way Home. He completely transformed from an actor into an animal when portraying the Green Goblin in that film.

[ashokakash]

19 years later, the guy still gives the most evil and terrifying version of Green Goblin on screen!

[craigcrisostomo]

Willem Dafoe just raised the bar for portraying comic book villains, period. Not only did he get to play the delightfully campy, Jack Nicholson-type spin of Green Goblin, but he also got to play the genuinely terrifying, Heath Ledger-type version of the same character *AND* he made that version look like a natural evolution of the old campy character that he once played, rather than an obvious reboot/retcon. *AND* he still got to perform his own stunts during his second outing.

He's not just Dafoe. He's DaGOAT.

[Spidey_Battleedits]

Spider-Man No way home and Willem Dafoe just proved that Green Goblin is the greatest Spider-Man villain in whatever universe he's in! Both mentally and physically.

[aurorajof]

I love how when he turns at 1:18, Willem literally changes his expression from insane to confused in like a millisecond. Also, his difference in walking to the mirror when either the goblin or Norman is in control is awesome.

[Ironluke_]

This man's acting never ceases to amaze me, especially during this scene.

I haven't seen NWH yet, *but I've been told that Green Goblin stole the show in every scene he was in.*

[ianp]

The greatest scene for Dafoe in No Way Home had to be the fight scene against Tom’s Peter when Tom/Peter is on top of his shoulders and ruthlessly punching Dafoe/Goblin but he just grins menacingly. The fear in Peter’s eyes when he realizes he can’t hurt the goblin and the goblin realizing how in control he is is just terrifying and makes the scene standout

[TibaXi]

No way Home is just another masterclass by Dafoe. What an actor !

[superduper]

His acting is so phenomenal that he doesn't even need to wear a mask to show fear.
All he needed was his facial expression.
I was blown away by dafao in NWH

[scsutton]

Honestly, Dafoe's performance in No Way Home was like he walked onto set and just carried on where he left off on the original Spiderman.

[naman]

This man just outdid himself..he set the bar even higher and nobody would ever dare to play Green Goblin better than Willem Dafoe again🔥✨

[Edward-wedl]

Iconic scene right here. When I was a kid I just found this scene being a bit scary but looking at it now, I’m amazed by his acting

[danno]

I’ve always said that the 2002 character Dafoe and raimi created with the Green Goblin was massively underused. I’m glad to see they finally put him to his full potential

[airiesfrancisco]

im here returning from the Homelander Mirror scene :)

[neonzombies]

It is truly amazing how he’s literally talking to himself in the mirror and I genuinely feel like there’s 2 people there

[omnid.slayer]

This scene gives a nostalgic feeling as well as a horror one..
The combination of those two emotions is honestly insane..
10 out 10 scene for sure

[jeffreypeters]

How this man was never given the chance to play the Joker in something is beyond me. This role alone shows how well he could have done it, at least as a voice part. He's right up there with Mark Hamill in my opinion for ability to play crazy

[SaySandOneMoreTime]

Its truly amazing how perfectly Willem Dafoe can just snap back into character after nearly two entire decades, he stole the show in No Way Home!

[crimsonhunter]

I like how the Goblin is his own personality that can change on a dime with Norman and it's just pure genius.