Still dont believe Mysterio is dead..

I think I agree with this list? At least with the top three being Green Goblin, Mysterio, and Vulture. Doc Ock is a close 4th for me.

goblin & vulture were really good, mystery was fine but forgettable, and the rest were just kind of there

Well at least Norman Osborn was number 1.

Wow, a correct ranking.

"Heading into this movie, many fans hoped the MCU would get its own Norman. After this clash, we think it's fair to say there's no longer any need"

Hard disagree on there not being any need for an MCU Norman. With Peter knowing how dangerous the Green Goblin can be, I think it would be incredibly interesting to see a non-Goblin Norman introduced to the MCU, and Peter struggling with knowing what could become of him. If done right, every interaction would be an almost Hitchcockian moment of suspense. Is Norman genuine? Is he already evil?

A common theme with Spider-Man films is that Spidey either indirectly creates his enemy, or he is involved enough with them in his personal life that he feels responsible for what becomes of them (sort of an extension of the Uncle Ben death). I'd love to watch a Spidey film in which Peter knows what a person's potential for evil is, and he has to struggle with what to do about it, well before they've done anything wrong. You could explore the ideas of fate, free will, and the moral dilemma of the lengths one should take to preemptively stop a crime before it can even be conceived.

Maybe Peter stops Norman from becoming the Goblin, only to inadvertently push Harry into the suit.

Spider-Man 4 Scorpion & Rhino

Spider-Man 5 Venom & Kraven

Spider-Man 6 Sinister Six (not too sure of the roster)

Doc Ock should be first. Molina was spectacular in SM2 -- a movie many still regard as the greatest CBM of all time.

Having recently rewatched the entire trilogy I found myself really appreciating the first two movies and the clever, fresh way they wrote the villains. Made me actually kinda bummed when the 3rd one resorted to playing to nostalgia instead of coming up with its own takes on these villains (with that said, I do like NWH and still find it a satisfying ending to the trilogy).