Becoming Spider-Man Scene - The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) Movie CLIP HD

Becoming Spiderman Scene - Making Suit - The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) Movie CLIP HD

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[michaelcano]

As time goes on, people will realize how underrated Andrew was

[CeaserKhan]

He wasn’t a bad Spider-Man. He was just amazing.

[grimz]

People now a days are saying “Andrew’s acting is so underrated”

Man, where tf were you back in 2012 😭😭

[FullArcher]

1:16 I love how Peter is drawing upside down. Just shows how he starts to use his powers more regularly when no one is around.

[loomynarty]

Unpopular opinion: I actually like the look of this suit....

[Jewalify]

Imagine sitting in your office killing time by looking out the window and suddenly a guy in red and blue spandex attaches to your window staring you dead in the eyes

[va-cables]

This is my favourite suit, period. It’s the most realistic take on a first Spider-Man suit. No Tony Stark, no fancy webbing that pops out of the red spandex. It’s not too simple, it’s not too complex. It has the right balance between fiction and reality. I’d use sunglasses for eyeholes, but I wouldn’t know where to start on the webbing, I’d use spandex for the base of the suit but I don’t have the right mind to factor in velocity and momentum when web swinging.

Edit: Stop treating your opinions as facts and stop arguing in the replies. Please.

[swmp]

i love how people started to like andrew after spiderman no way home. hes getting the recognition he deserves

[stuntrex]

This suit is one of my favorite Spider-Man suits easily

[SouravendraKrishnaDeb]

Andrew's body language is so on point with this character

[musically_insane]

The MCU movies made spidey so high tech that the part that makes him so fascinating, the swinging and the crawling, sort of took the backseat. The reason I love these movies so much despite obvious flaws is because they really are an experience. The POV shots while he’s swinging, the camera angles, the minimal use of CGI, makes it so realistic and almost gives you the sense of adventure that Peter must be feeling as he’s discovering the extent of his powers. Shots like when he lands on the facade of the glass building, pure magic!!! The last scene of this film is also pure joy!! People criticize Marc Webb’s direction but imo he did a fantastic job. Where the movies fall short is the narrative structure and not compelling enough villains. But still, these movies will always have a fond place in my heart ❤️

[whitewolfpack]

Webb really put a realistic twist on the web head, and that's why I love this spiderman film the most, 'cause it really says "anyone can be spiderman" with enough time and effort of course, but what I'm trying to say is that this is probably the most realistic spiderman film to date, all the dark colors in New York which perfectly explains new york by today's standards and how peter build his suit with everyday things you can see/buy/find and this film is in one word *amazing*

[NYMFan]

Andrew had the best WOO scream of all the Spider-Man

[SohiHien]

I loved how spider-like Andrew Garfield's spiderman was. They always showed him up high or upside down on the ceiling of his room like it was a normal position to be in your room (and for him it is).

[thegreatest]

The cinematography of these two films is incredible, no other spidey movies can match it

[svono_svono_music]

Man, I always loved spiderman with a backpack. Makes him seem more human and relatable, feels like a lone adventurer / lone explorer. Aesthetically it also looks really cool. The shot of him standing up with the new suit / backpack on top of the building during sunset is epic

[damarjohnson]

No one appreciated Andrew Garfield, more than Tobey. He even expressed it in the no way home fight scene as he’s simply…Amazing.

[nickmate]

Andrew's body language was so precise and on point that he actually proved me he was fit for the role, but I cannot really understand why he isn't receiving the recognition he deserves

[aerospacex]

I liked the movie as a kid and as a teen, I don't see why people hate it

[fkk]

I actually like the idea of him becoming Spider-Man in seek of revenge but then evolving to protecting the innocent. It's interesting and makes this Spider-Man stand out, also makes him seem more human somehow