The Best Action Sequence From Each SPIDER-MAN Film

An article contending TASM and TASM2?

Oh man that Grif meme never gets old

Good stuff Yonny, it's something different and you got some great gifs in there too.

Spider Man 2 train sequence was the best one IMO
Loved the effects in TASM 2's Power Plant battle
Spider Man 1 had the fight between Goblin and Spidey during the Parade that I enjoyed and the scene when he battles Goblin in that burning building.


Anyway, heres how I rank them.


1 Spider Man 2
2 TASM
3 Spider Man
4 TASM 2
5 Spider Man 3

Get at me.

The only thing I don't get was that Doc Ock was just a normal human. How did he withstand a punch from spider-man? One punch should have knocked him out or worse. But i guess we wouldn't have had a movie then now would we

Goblin fight-TASM 2

Rhino Sequence-TASM 2

Train fight-SM 2

school fight-TASM

Sewer Fight-TASM

Bank Fight-SM 2

Goblin Fight ending-SM

Great list anyways, though this is just reminding me of how long it's been since we've actually gotten a genuinely good Spider-Man movie. Assuming the 2017 solo movie is good, it will have been over FIFTEEN YEARS since the last great movie. Insane.

@SauronsBane

You don't like Spider-Man 2?

I also like the fight on the side of the building from Spider-Man 2.

@BatHeis Eh not particularly, no. SOME parts are absolutely great (basically, all the scenes with Uncle Ben in it) but I just can't stand the rest. The Peter-Gwen romance was painfully shallow, the Lizard was awful, and that last scene of the movie ("Broken promises are the best kind!") practically sealed it for me that I would hate the movie forever and for all eternity haha. Just my opinion, though!

@LEVITIKUZ

My favourite scenes in each film:

Spider-Man (2002):

The climax with Spider-Man having to save both Mary Jane and a bunch of children at the same time from Norman Osborn. A very well thought out, executed and imaginative scene. I also liked how New Yorkers banned together to help Spidey.

Spider-Man 2:

Train scene. Nuff said.

Spider-Man 3:

The formation of the Sandman. While this is by far the worst Spider-Man film, the scene where Flint Marko has just transformed and is trying to form himself back together and pick up a picture of his daughter had so much heart and made you sympathetic for this over-all under-developed character.

The Amazing Spider-Man:

I would have to say either the car-thief scene or the climax/death of Captain Stacy and his "you make a lot of enemies speech, leave Gwen out of this speech."

The Amazing Spider-Man 2-Rise of Electro:

I'd have to say the brilliantly executed Times Square scene (Spidey vs Electro round 1) as it was very believable as the scene and Max Dillon's mental illness get out of hand rather quickly. My second choice would be the Death of Gwen Stacy/Spidey vs the Green Goblin, as that was also handled very well.

@SauronsBANE

Sorry about the hiatus. Apparently, even though 'inciters' is a reason for reporting someone as a troll, you will end up getting banned for "abusing" the reporting system. Imagine how hilarious it is to come back from Hawaii to see that you've been banned on CBM.com, lmao. That's my second time I've been banned because someone's doing something mischievous behind closed doors to not get banned themselves, haha.

Anywho......TAS-M 2 was pretty much just that, really. Sony was trying to make it The Dark Knight of Spidey films. They even filmed a bit of Spidey going after Spider-Man fakes(which ended up being cut). It just shows how unoriginal TAS-M 2 and that entire series turned out to be. People cared about what happened to the ferries...did anyone watching TAS-M 2 actually care about the passengers in the planes when we only saw a total of five seconds between them?

@SauronsBANE

Agree on all accounts.

But, sorry about that....I was only away for a week but I've just been too busy to actually visit here. I'll have to gel into it all, although just reading more of these comments.....so many hate as of late. Don't know if I'll even stick around, haha.

@SauronsBANE

SpoilerTV dot com (don't know if this site would allow actually typing the URL). That is a far more laid-back site where you can comment and it actually seems like a place where ADULTS actually go to. I've been commenting there and it's a far better area to discuss ideas. It's also not just "comic book fans" and there's a reason why I'm using quotes, lol. It's just people talking about TV and film. Maybe try comicbook dot com as well. That is a more legit area to talk to one another about just comic books in general too.

If I run into any other place, I'll let you know. But this site....it's just disheartening. This site was a horrible place to comment but when I first started to comment, you met a lot of cool people....now it's just back as it was where it's "I hate this and I'll comment!". Those comments even take over actual positive comments. It's just that ugly.

@SauronsBANE

I will certainly check that out. I love to discuss online as much as I do with my own group of friends and it's like...I'm close to 30 and I'm sick of reading all of the immaturity. In fact, a site I've been commenting on since the days of Smallville (Kryptonsite) is another nice place as their forums have evolved to where you can talk about everything. Just look up the topic you want to discuss and you'll find some level-headed people. I'll definitely check out BadassDigest though. Thanks for the recommendation.

And I'm with you. I'm thinking it's going to become a situation of how I handle Latino Review. I'm just going to read the actual article and not scroll down at the comments because they're just ugly and basically from people that would label themselves as "comic book fans" when they're just downright trolls.

@SauronsBANE

You know what...that's a good idea. I'm going to bookmark these sites as well, haha. So likewise, thanks!