Spider Man Vs Dr Octopus Train Fight Scene - Spider Man 2 2004 MOVIE CLIP (4K HD)

Spider Man Vs Dr Octopus Train Fight Scene - Spider Man 2 2004 MOVIE CLIP (4K).
Spider-Man 2 is a 2004 American superhero film directed by Sam Raimi and written by Alvin Sargent, from a story by Alfred Gough, Miles Millar and Michael Chabon. A sequel to the 2002 film Spider-Man, it is the second installment in the Spider-Man trilogy based on the fictional Marvel Comics character of the same name. Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco and J. K. Simmons reprise their respective roles as Peter Parker / Spider-Man, Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn and J. Jonah Jameson, while Alfred Molina joins the cast as Otto Octavius / Doctor Octopus.

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[Reynold]

CGI is way ahead of its time...classic for a reason. I will never get bored watching this.

[TheLostChromosome]

Still the greatest action scene in film history

[mateorodriguezquezada]

The train fight between Doc Ock and Spider-Man was the idea of director Sam Raimi and the first major sequence to be filmed.

[bigzeezy]

No fancy gadgets or tech, just pure skill. TOBY WILL FOREVER BE MY FAVORITE SPIDERMAN

[Armorgans]

this fight just like five minute?

i fell like the entire movie

[Flameheart_]

His recoveries are insane, I admire the other Spider-men, but this one will always be my fav.

[sokandueler]

This spidey can take a freaking beating, way tougher than the other Spider-Men. TM will always be my favorite Spider-Man, and Alfred Molina will always be my favorite spidey villain. So glad he’s coming back.

[perroserio]

The CGI in this movie is brutal, I mean it was just 2004 and looks better than things made in 2018

[joshuaweston]

I love the sheer physicallity of this fight! The punches, Spidey dodging the tentacles!

[graymoon]

I still remember me my family and friends walking out after this movie and saying this was the best super hero movie ever.

[Carneillon]

Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man's fighting and swinging style is amazing. So cool, heroic same time. This scene is a Sam Raimi masterpiece.

[bobsbihira]

Spiderman has very high durability and his flexibility, observation spidey sense, super strenght and amazing movement in h2h combat makes him so cool, badass and perfect.

[jorgebecerra]

Best Spiderman Entrance And With A Real Superhero song

[Primordial]

Im usually not a Spider man comparing person between movies; but this was more entertaining than far from home.

[january]

Sam Raimi an the entire crew did an Amazing work here. I was like 14 when this came out and in the cinema this scene was a mindblow, i still remember the sounds! and the speed of the scenes, just wow.

[norwegiantechnolover]

Like, can this scene never be triumphed??? lol, twenty years in, still GOATED!!!

[Legacy]

One of the coolest action scenes, ever.
Something that elevates this scene even further in the context of the full movie as opposed a quick 5 minute clip is the subplot where Peter's powers have been unpredictably waning at the worst possible times. The tension gets cranked to 11 when you're watching the action wondering every second if THIS is the moment Spidey's powers are going to let him down. It also makes the beat at 2:45 much more joyous, it's not just 'generic moment where the superhero theme plays because he did something heroic' it's 'oh my god, Peter finally got his life together look at our boy go'

[MichaelCHorler]

0:59 I have to point out how spectacular the sound design is, I think its something that's very under-appreciated. The epic score, the shooting and stretching of the web, the mechanical arms, the wind whistling through the clock hand, Tobey's fantastic acting at sounding as though he's really using all of his strength, the destruction of the building. There's so much that well done with this movie, especially in regards to the sound design. 👍

[WinterSoldierLTE]

Molina nailed the delivery of "You have a train to catch.". Calm and collected. What a bastard.

[themindgamer]

Here after Alfred Molina reprises his Role as Doc Ock ❤️