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

Spider-Man Crane Swinging Scene - The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]

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[jeffsavilleproductions]

Rest in peace James Horner, your music was so moving in this scene

[optibluestopmotion]

Let’s be honest here. That sound his web shooters make when they shoot is actually pretty cool

[dylanwebster]

I actually like the first TASM suit. It felt the most home made and seemed realistic in terms of design.

[alessiodelcastillo]

1:18 This has to be one of the greatest Spider-Man swinging sequences ever. It's so realistic. The way the camera falls with him as he falls incredibly fast is perfect. You can hear the wind as his speed increases. It's almost like a rollercoaster when you hit the pinnacle and then just drop. It perfectly captures how web-swinging would be in real life and makes the audience feel as if it's falling and rising with Spider-Man.

[randehmarshgames]

I dont see enough people talking about the soundtrack in this scene, it’s incredible

[JMB_Knight]

The fact that he fought the Lizard and was able to stand with a bullet in his leg with sever damage to his body shows that this Spider-Man has a will of titanium

[SonicDashie]

00:34 I always love how the helicopter's searchlight is telling Peter where he needs to swing to

[mrbooboohead]

This CGI is still unmatched it's so realistic

[pjhbpcx]

His web swinging feels so natural and realistic, i feel like i am there shooting those webs

[sdm]

c'mon, you can't deny TASM has the best swinging scenes out of all the 3 iterations of spidermans. it's super satisfying to see TASM swinging actions again implemented in the game and Miles Morales one.

[Maxler]

there are 2 reasons i love this scene:

1) the reason the construction workers are doing this is because he saved a kid in a bridge and it was actually the son of one of the workers, who called in some favours to help spider man when he was in need, showing that, like the movie "Klaus" said (completely out of left field i know): "a true selfless act always sparks another"
2) this shows that civilians can help heroes. heroes aren't invincible, they are still human (for the most part) and could still use some help. I don't know of a SINGLE other superhero movie that shows this message.

[butteredtoast]

I’m convinced 1:45-1:53 is the best moment in all Spider-Man movies. The music, the camerawork, the way he swings, the lighting, just everything

[Sarboi]

*This clip exists

Almost every comment about this film:
”perhaps I treated you too harshly”

[MichaelKhaimraj]

What I love about this scene is you're literally watching Peter become Spider-Man with each swing. But it started before that first swing. When he covered his gunshot wound with his webs and fought through the pain to sprint off the top of that first building. He was knocked down but he stood back up and literally took a "leap of faith" (to quote Into the Spider-verse).

The first web shot missing felt like Peter being *too* confident - he was *trying* to be a hero.

The second shot, the first to connect to a crane, was a very simple pendulum swing. He got a good feeling for the speed and intensity of swinging here.

The next one, with the epic camera movement, was him feeling a bit more comfortable with the sensation, with him using his momentum for extra speed and height.

After that was a very quick and seamless tether with a basically perfect pendulum swing to maximize speed and height while remaining in control.

The next two tethers are the precursor to his "transition". The music score comes to a head, and we see Peter doing basic mid-air acrobatics, showing he's finally got it figured out.

Then finally at 1:45, with the score dropping its big triumphant motif, Peter finally becomes Spider-Man, without *trying* to be a hero like he was with the missed shot in the beginning. He's a little shaky from the backflip he did previously, but regains his control within seconds.

He's swinging with real confidence and finesse, as seen by the little flourishes he adds to the subsequent swings. His web tether shots are placed with precision, and we finally get the flare that we all know Spider-Man for.

The choreography and scoring for this scene is other-worldly.

[murry]

How can people hate this Spider-Man???? So underrated

[Zenith]

After Peter told the feds he wasn't the enemy, did the city literally just come together to help him with having the cranes line up perfectly, have a helicopter spotlight, and every road of traffic stop for him? That is so wholesome

[jaxjohnson]

I honestly would have liked to see this series continue

[RonaldX]

This version of spiderman has the best and realistic web shooters out of all the movies.

[koujitsukagoshi]

I don't understand why people don't like this version of Spiderman, it's my favorite version. It slowly shows all development of how he become Spiderman, from his motive to his costume and web shooters it all was shown, and the movie didn't just focus on his hero side we actually saw the life Peter Parker and how it affects him.

[samarjeetbhonsle]

Hats off to Marc Webb. He deserves so much ore respect. He was responsible for nearly everything that was great about this duology of movies. If they gave him great writers then I'd argue that he would make the best Spider-Man movie ever.