With great power comes great responsibility. Spider-Man: No Way Home

Movie:Spider-Man: No Way Home
Directed by: Jon Watts
Cast
Tom Holland as Peter Parker / Spider-Man:
Zendaya as Michelle "MJ" Jones-Watson:
Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Stephen Strange
Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds
Jamie Foxx as Max Dillon / Electro
Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn / Green Goblin
Alfred Molina as Otto Octavius / Doctor Octopus
Benedict Wong as Wong
Marisa Tomei as May Parker
Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker / Spider-Man
Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker / Spider-Man

#spiderman#marvel

[parkerwood]

“I got what I wanted. It didn’t make it better.” That line hits hard. It can apply to any of us in real life. I’ve definitely had that feeling.

[primalvelocity]

I grew up with Tobey as a child, Andrew as a teenager, and Tom as an adult, just like many of us did. This scene was absolutely phenomenal. It was, is, and always will be great seeing these three on the big screen together.

[_Stromboli_]

Tom: At his lowest point
Andrew: Still trying to live through his lowest point.
Tobey: Lived through all his lowest points and helps the others through theirs.

[ForeverSunnyy]

2:56 I love Andrew’s acting here. When he says “I got bitter” with such anger and even shame. A+

[electric]

That look of realization on Toby's face when Tom says "With great power..."

I fucking tear up every time.

[SSJrocks]

It's like two older brothers helping the youngest through a hard time. I love this scene.

[thecoronavirus]

4:14 I love how Tobey’s facial expression quickly changes immediately after hearing “with great power”

[bikramarora]

Literally one of the most heartfelt scenes in the entire MCU. Nothing ruined by random stupid jokes. This was just three spidey's, having a heart to heart moment. We need more scenes like this!

[chrisnoziere]

If Stan Lee was alive I would’ve loved to see a cameo in this scene or before they teamed up and worked together. He would’ve been so proud of seeing all Spider-Man’s together. Spider-Man is Stan Lee’s greatest creation after all.

[markcoughlan]

I think at 1:10 when Andrew just says "okay" to Tom asking him not to say they know what he is going through is one of the best moments. It feels so real.

[dustinstorer]

"The hardest part about this job is, you can't always save everyone" - Spider-Ham

[zacharytrosch]

I love the stoicism in Tobey's face when he describes his loss, like you can tell he's a lot further along on the road to acceptance and forgiving himself, where for Andrew Garfield's Peter it's still pretty raw.

[nathanwillis]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate Andrew Garfields acting in this scene

[lopezcompton]

Man hearing Andrew say he stopped pulling his punches and that he got rageful really make me tear up all the time

[khanhduynguyen]

Having Tobey delivered this iconic line to Tom is just too beautiful to be true. I've dreamt about this for years and now I still cant believe this actually happened.

[boofstain]

it's interesting how Andrew's spiderman explains that after carrying on being spiderman even after Gwen's death he became bitter and more brutal in a vague way. there's no real happy ending for him, he just carries on no matter what or how he is.

[EmpireFanProductions]

“She told me that with great power…”
“…Comes great responsibility.”
“Wait, how do you know that?”
“Uncle Ben said it.”
“The day he died. Maybe she didn’t die for nothing, Peter.”

[shaunbang]

Andrew really stole the show with this scene. Everyone was good and Tom was incredible but Andrew just knows how to portray emotional moments perfectly. Even the quick scene of him starting to cry after saving MJ was amazing. No pun intended. Lol

[justondement]

I will say this. The best part of this whole movie is this scene, and the part Andrew said “at one point, I stopped pulling my punches, ” I could feel it in his voice

[CresencioMedina]

“…I got rageful, I got bitter.”

Gets to me every time.