Norman Osborn Learns The Truth Scene - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP HD

Norman Osborn Learns The Truth Scene - Dinner Scene - Norman Osborn finds out Peter Parker is Spiderman - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP [1080p HD]

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[pizzaparker]

1:46 The real reason why Goblin bombed Aunt May

[thedarkknight]

I love how that drop of blood splatters down like it's a freaking glob of BBQ sauce advertising a bacon western cheeseburger at Carl's Jr.

[DavidBennet]

Aunt May: "Why Peter, you're bleeding!"
Peter: "I literally JUST told you I had to beat an old lady with a stick to get these cranberries, did you think that was a lie?"

[SonOfTheGuardian]

I love the fact that Peter is wearing the Goblin colors (Green and purple), Norman is wearing Spider-Mans colors (red and blue), and finally Harry is wearing both their colors (green and red) signifying the conflict between them, and Harry being caught in the middle. Pretty subtle and yet obvious film making. It's great.

[CA-cirp]

Plot Twist: Norman hasn't actually figured out Peter is Spider-man.

Unable to contain his rage that his son's best friend has been injured by a careless bike messenger, he excuses himself to spend Thanksgiving ruthlessly hunting down bike messengers as the Green Goblin.

[finaltouchstudio_]

Peter: Bike messenger knocked me down
Norman: You know, I’m something of a bike messenger myself

[Magido]

0:23 it's so funny the way Norman rushes up the stairs to see if Peter is in his room. He even passes Harry on the stairs

[rockstarabhi]

I never noticed how upset norman looked when he realizes Peter was the spider-man

[sran]

0:29 *When you look at your list of friends.*

[richos]

I like how Peter and Norman are subtly mentioning their double lives in this moment.
“Work was murder” a not so subtle reference to the people Goblin murdered
“Beat an old lady with a stick” a reference to Spidey’s fight in the burning building where Goblin dressed as an old lady.

[noone-fnmh]

2:07 probably the best scene in this whole film. The Normans impression is amazing and the way Norman realizing that the person who he was proud of and who considered him as his son is the person he was fighting. And the way he had to make difficult decision later on the film either kill his sons best friend in order to achieve everything he wants and become ruler or just leave normal life but constantly being psyched out since the liquid he drank made voices in his head. Great job scriptures one of my favorite scenes for sure

[I_Never_Lie]

1:18 you can tell that's a genuine smile from William, he's being himself in that scene.

[NefariousMegaFlare]

Peter: “i had to beat an old lady with a stick”
Aunt May: “i wouldnt wanna fight me neither”

[SpeezyOTB]

Are we not gonna acknowledge the fact that Peter, Harry and MJ are the most well developed 18 year olds in the history of film

[primiceriussecundus]

I always liked Norman's reluctance to really be evil despite the Goblin persona forcing evil on him. I always interpreted this scene as Norman excusing himself because he didn't want the Goblin to lunge at Parker and his leaving was Norman trying to get away before something bad happened. Something like that anyway.

[samuel-mxoq]

Plot twist:

Peter is actually Spider-Man, that’s why he had that cut and it’s also the reason he could crawl on the ceiling.

[gnocchigurl]

2:07 That dramatic shift in tone of music + Willem Dafoe’s acting when Norman finds out still give me chills

[JamesSmith-ucnt]

As much as I like No Way home. The first 2 original Spiderman movies just hit on a whole new level. The writing is superb, the acting close to flawless and didn't need to rely on what it didn't have which was nostalgia like the most recent film. If I just randomly think of a scene from a movie you know they did something right

[muzzle_]

Norman was so fond of Peter, it was heartbreaking for him to find out Peter was spiderman.

[nehh_aksat]

the entire trilogy was so epic. I honestly don't understand the hate.