Spider-Man Defeats The Green Goblin | Spider-Man (2002)

Spider-Man (Tobey Maguire) and the Green Goblin face off one last time.

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Spider-Man / SPIDER-MAN - The web-spinning superhero has a mission to save New York from his nemesis, the Green Goblin, and to win the heart of Mary Jane, the girl next door. / Average teenager Peter Parker is transformed into an extraordinary super hero after he is accidentally bitten by a radioactive spider. When his beloved uncle is savagely murdered during a robbery, young Peter vows to use his powers to avenge his death. Deeming himself Spider-Man , he sets about ridding the streets of crime, bringing him into conflict with malevolent super-villain Green Goblin.

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[DistantLights]

That "don't tell Harry" is heartbreaking

[majabbar]

This is the darkest Spider-Man film ever. It felt so brutal, literally like a R rated movie.

[xospxo]

Peter was only 18 years old during this fight and took that beating like a champ. Literally took an explosion to the face and still ended up winning the fight. Best Spider-Man ever!

[hunterofcamas]

I like that comeback Spidey made in this scene. He went from getting his ass kicked to deleting Green Goblin fast. That's the difference between base Spiderman and peak Spiderman.

[Argedis]

This was the BEST and most brutal fight scene out of any Spider-Man movie. Nothing from any modern Marvel movie comes even close.
I also love the small details like the sound of bending metal when Goblin tore through the web highlighting the strength of the web and the Goblin.

[UliMMarin]

Spidey -"You tried to kill aunt May. You tried to kill Mary Jane."
Goblin - "But not you!"
Yeah, let's just ignore the ass beating he was giving spider man a few moments earlier. 😂

[TracyLopez-xpze]

Villains always make the same mistakes. Whenever they threaten or taunt someone they love who is either alive or deceased it just makes the hero angrier & able to defeat them.

[MRJK.]

9:31
Pretty sure the goblin went bye bye and let Norman take the hit.

[AdellRedwinters]

I love the absolutely unnecessary front flip the Goblin does @6:05

[alessioespo]

That “Peter, don’t tell harry” so powerful

[kvngbo]

Why is no one talking about how amazing Defoe’s acting is, especially at the end when he was begging for Peter to stop, that was really Norman for a second but the Goblin started to slowly take over and if you pay attention you can tell by the change of tone in his voice until the Goblin was back in full control, even the fact that when it was Norman he referred to him as Peter but the Goblin referred to him as Peter Parker almost as if he was a stranger or as Spider-Man. Just A+ acting and writing

[nicktroisi]

Say what you will about The Rami Spider-Man films, but you cannot deny, they had the greatest final battles ever

[tannerwimer]

It’s crazy to think this came out in early 2000’s. The CGI and everything on here really hold up and still looks amazing. The detail on the Tobey Maguire movies I think far exceed the modern ones even.

[zacharyrollings]

This final fight in the dilapidated brick house always felt like a horror scene to me when I was younger. Very little music, tight camera work and overall haunting asthetic with the goblins face against the shadows, blood spraying from their punches, the debris piling higher and higher as they each wane in strength and resolve. It felt like a war summed up in a few decisive strikes. Truly a masterfully constructed fight scene, with story and character development to boot.

[User-Angel-]

🎶🎵The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout. Down came the Goblin and took the spider out! Ha ha ha ha ha! *Launches missile*🎵🎶

[Loverboy.]

You mess with Spidey you mess with New York you mess with one of us you mess with all of us that what is up Baby you gotta love that Shit

[Danny]

That fight scene is so brutal what a masterpiece

[hyper-lethal-sigma]

Goblins beat down of Parker was pretty dark feeling and brutal not like a superhero fight but unusually lethal

[jacobgarrity]

2002 became a major thing for movies. Spider-Man, Harry Potter and the Chambers of Secrets and Lord of the Rings two of the towers and Ice Age and Men in Black 2 and Lilo and Stitch.

[MicahiLove]

6:06 my brothers and I used to always rewind his little squeak 😅😅😅