The Amazing Spider-Man - Dr. Connors becomes Reptile [4K]

How Dr. Connors became Lizard-Man. The Amazing Spider-Man 2012 scene.

[levimef_]

“Trust me Peter, when you try to fix people, there are always consequences.”

- Dr. Connors in NWH

[Neuwey]

All Dr. Connors wanted was his arm back, not to become the Lizard.

[latestcraze]

Ah yes, my favorite Spider-Man villain: Lizard-Man. Not to be confused with the Lizard, who is the primary antagonist in this film. Lizard-Man is a dude from South Carolina.

[FigureGunplaFan]

_It wasn't crazy, Max. It's the next step of Human Evolution._

[adambump]

If the Lizard really does return for No Way Home I really hope it's with a redesign like Electro just give him an elongated snout it shouldn't be that hard to do you're not trying to remove a mustache.

[calebfederico-dyer]

Imagine how sensitive his arm is? I ain’t no doctor but if he just fully developed a organic flesh component it’s basically like a newborn in a way. The nerves would be EXTREMELY sensitive to the point where touching a spoon would hurt.

If I remember nerves take a good 4 weeks a piece to become stronger. It would takes years for nerves to be fully caught up. The muscles would be developed but since there fresh new and have not had any pressure on em. He could rip a muscle just by stretching.

This scene really captures something that everyday people take for granted. There are people out who don’t have all 4 limbs and I can only imagine the feeling when they wake up the next day and see that the limb is there.

Would be a dream come true if we can ever find a way to organically develop nerves and living tissue to give someone what they always wanted and deserved that people take for granted❤️

Love, Peace❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️

AMAZING

[kiwiangeldust]

2:24: Are you tweakin man? Yah, he tweakin

[huntercool]

1:13 It’s like opening up a present!

*Just in a really.. Disgusting way.* 😅

[lucasriklon]

I like how the taxi driver said “you tweakin man?”

[dodo_the_dodo_bird]

Many people say they have a problem with lizards design while I do agree in some aspects of it I know alot of people like this design. I would say for no way home just make him be able to open his mouth and extend his snout that way people who like both designs will be happy.

[ch-p]

I get why he turns into a lizard. But I’ve never understood why he turns evil.

[juniorboy]

3:45 The guitar in that scene reminds me so much of The Spectacular Spiderman

[jordanelza]

1:18, 2:00, 2:15 and 2:26 This Lizard DNA experiment is a perfect example of why projects with delicate research should never be rushed, just like the toys in the 1990s movie Small Soldiers. When projects are rushed, important steps are skipped and the results are disastrous.
Also, why is it that Connors loses the arm all over again when the Lizard DNA leaves his system? Is it like an organ transplant and his body rejects the arm without the DNA?

[somevigilantewithagrudge]

His flaw was not adapting that serum to human DNA. Come to think of it, most of Spidey's villains are villains because they aren't patient.

[finger]

Fun fact: the driver at 3:00 is the robber in Spider-Man 1

[Bryanma]

Oh nooo, Dr. Connors classs,
He’s going to kill Peter in No way home for not attending his class

[schoolofchaosgaming]

Is no one gonna point out that the title calls him "Lizard-Man"?

[mysonisanembarrassment]

with the tech advances in this universe, he could've just built an arm.

[nicktroisi]

Dr. Conners only wanted to grow his arm back and help people suffering from the same affliction or other diseases. He just wanted to change the world he didn’t deserved to become a super-villain

[KhrysPKreme]

Love how No way home revamps this exact scene just with a different villain 🦹‍♀️