'You Know How Much I Sacrificed?' - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP HD

Norman Osborn Gets Fired Scene - "You Know How Much I Sacrificed?" "You're out, Norman" - Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe) - Spider-Man (2002) Movie CLIP HD

[SomeRandomUser]

_"You know how much I sacrificed?"_

Norman asked calmly.

[SSZ-fodq]

As a kid I thought he was just the bad guy, as an adult I understood his motivations

[Buoyant_Bear]

"In spite of everything youve done for them, eventually they will hate you."

[kelbosskii]

2001: American pyscho
2002: spider man
Willem dafoe is a walking art machine.

[BarryBruh]

I don’t think they know how much he sacrificed

[kdrecords]

Norman: "Do you know how much I sacrificed?"

The board: "We missed the part where that's our problem."

[lincolnshirepoacher]

Two decades later with adulthood under my belt, he's a sympathetic character.

[christopherd]

This scene scared me as a kid, especially when Norman yelled, but now as an adult I really see what's going on, Dafoe is an amazing Actor.

[mferdirabsy]

He displayed the 5 stages of grief perfectly

[irvancrocs]

"as kids we love the heroes, as adults we understand the villains..."

[rodney]

Willem Dafoe is a criminally underrated actor! How doesn't he have an Oscar

[monsterwwe]

Spider-Man 1: Best villain
Spider-Man 2: Best story
Spider-Man 3: Best music

[jamesl]

Norman actually showed the 5 stages of grief in this scene,
0:48 Denial
0:57 Anger
1:02 Bargaining
1:16 Depression
1:27 Acceptance

[chrisganuelas]

Whos here after watching Willem Dafoes absolutely AMAZING reprising performance in No Way Home?

[TOONYBOY]

I think it was the look on that guy's face near the end when he said "You're out, Norman" that pushed him over the edge and gave him that motivation to kill the board members. Maybe he would have still killed them, but maybe he would have been able to suppress the Goblin if he'd been convinced it was just a business move and they really didn't bear any ill will to him (not that it isn't still fucked). But that guy's demeanor at the end looked almost spiteful, like he enjoyed giving Norman the news that they'd basically destroyed the last however many decades of his life and had no empathy for him at all. When he saw the look on his face, he definitely wanted to kill him specifically

[boredstudent]

Willem Dafoe got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Now we know how much he sacrificed

[gagehoover]

I’m a business owner, and every time I see this scene it reminds me to never let the majority of stock into the hands of others especially people I don’t trust. This is a weird way to learn a lesson but it’s always stuck with me

[marcelineabadeer]

Willem Dafoe is a god tier actor so happy he’s back.

[MrGalactique]

"You're out Norman."
Drinks his tea like an evil secondary character.

[tek]

This dude was entirely justified in his reaction to this.