'Call Me Spider-Man' - Suit Up Scene - Stan Lee Cameo - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie CLIP HD

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man - Suit Up Scene - Stan Lee Cameo Scene - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]

Street Vendor: Hey! You're that spider guy from TV!
Spider-Man: Call me Spider-Man.

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[thefrontlineplans]

God I miss Stan Lee, his cameos are legendary. May he Rest In Peace.

[Kal-El]

Seeing Stan Lee breaks my heart man. I fucking love that guy. He’s given me so many memories with the stories he’s created for these heroes we grew up with.

[Rain]

Spider-Man is generally a street level hero in the comics and I love how this movie actually portrays him as such. Whereas the Avengers battle the bigger cosmic threats, Spidey just stops petty crimes, performs flips for people and helps old ladies across the street. He’s just that kind of guy.

[ralto]

I love the guy who says do a flip. He doesn't want to see him shoot a web or anything action based, he just wants the most simple thing and it makes him so happy

[Karan-nqew]

Thanos: I am inevitable

Hotdog guy: Okay inevitable, do a flip.

[jmmardonez]

That "do a flip" on the new Spiderman no way home was priceless

[carsD]

Almost six years and four appearances later and this still remains as the only time we get to see MCU Spidey being that ''Friendly Neighborhood''. High hopes for the next trilogy tho.

[amoghverma]

Spiderman is one of the best Avengers. Who doesn't always keeps dealing with big villians but solves local problems like a true and friendly neighbourhood.

[khangalb.]

"don't make me come down there, you punk" hits different

[caleblee]

for those who watched No Way Home, I'm really going to miss how simple and happy he was.

[mikefule]

Back in the late 80s, a friend who was a collector lent me every Spider-Man comic from the "pilot episode" in Amazing Fantasy right through from 1962 to about 1988. I read the lot and they were great stories. They were mainly about Peter Parker and how complicated life was for a young superhero trying to get through college, earn a living, get a date, and keep his secret. That's what made him a great character: he was so much more than just his powers. This is a fun clip that catches some of that spirit.

[skyblailock]

Honestly this was the best example of the young and inexperienced Spider-Man.

[lucas-dzfy]

One of the best scenes in the MCU. Peter showing an old lady directions is exactly what Spider-Man is all about.

[iammashdots]

this scene has some great "new york" moments, like rats running out of the trash can or spider man literally asking a guy if that was his stolen bike and the guy not even looking up from his phone responding with "i have no change" or everyone getting mad at spider man for setting off that guy's alarm

[breaking]

this is so damn realistic to what an acutal spiderman would be like, minus the whole advanced suit

[Ronin_-lwme]

after watching nwh, i understood the meaning of this trilogy

[itzkaranjeetsingh]

From Homecoming to No Way Home, Peter's character development is done very well

[squidward]

It’s crazy how that “do a flip guy” came back in Shang chi 😂

[mrCetus]

spider-man has always been my favorite superhero because of how relatable he is. he's just a regular guy who happened to gain super powers by accident, and it's not always about fighting enemies that threaten to destroy the earth. sometimes it's just random criminals or robbers. and he doesn't act like he's above anyone, he just chats with civilians like they're his equals.

[Incepter.]

The part where Peter Parker tightened his suit in that alleyway is actually pretty satisfying.