Spider-Man 2 - Stopping the Train: Spider-Man (Tobey Maguire) uses all his strength to stop a speeding train full of passengers from going off the rails. BUY THE MOVIE: http://bit.ly/2gpeOHR Watch the Best Spider-Man 2 Scenes & Clips: Spider-Man 2 Best Scenes playlist: http://j.mp/2h4wiYq About Spider-Man 2 Movie: Stan Lee's all-too-human superhero returns to the screen in this highly anticipated sequel to 2002's blockbuster hit Spider-Man. Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) is attempting to juggle college classes and his job as a photographer with the Daily Bugle while maintaining his secret life as costumed crime-fighter Spider-Man. Parker is also struggling to hold on to his relationship with Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst), who is beginning to enjoy success as a model and actress, and both Mary Jane and Peter have noticed he's beginning to buckle under the strain. Parker's friendship with Harry Osborn (James Franco) is also beginning to fray due to Peter's seeming alliance with Spider-Man, whom Harry blames for the death of his father, the nefarious Norman Osborn. As Parker weighs his responsibilities to himself and those around him against the obligations that come with his special powers, Spider-Man is faced with a new nemesis -- Dr. Otto Octavius (Alfred Molina), a deranged scientist whose latest project has turned him into the near-invincible cyborg Doctor Octopus. Spider-Man 2 was directed by Sam Raimi, who helmed the first film, and much of the original cast has also reunited for this sequel, including Rosemary Harris, J.K. Simmons, and Bruce Campbell. CREDITS: TM & © Sony (2004) Cast: Jack Wetherall, Joey Diaz, Christopher Porto, Vincent Pastore, Chloe Dykstra, Jill Sayre, Tom Carey, Tony Campisi, Rickey G. Williams, Bill Calvert, Savannah Pope, Phil LaMarr, Tobey Maguire, Julia Max, Brianna Brown, Dan Hicks, Peter Allas, John Thurner, Simone Gordon, Doug Swander, Timothy Patrick Quill Director: Sam Raimi Producers: Avi Arad, Joseph M. Caracciolo, Grant Curtis, Kevin Feige, Stan Lee, Lorne Orleans, Laura Ziskin Screenwriters: Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, Michael Chabon, Alvin Sargent About Movieclips: Subscribe for more Movie Clips: http://bit.ly/1u2yaWd Like us on FACEBOOK: http://on.fb.me/1y8M8ax Follow us on TWITTER: http://bit.ly/1ghOWmt Pinterest: http://bit.ly/14wL9De Tumblr: http://bit.ly/1vUwhH7 The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans.
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"He's just a kid. No older than my son." I love that line. Realizing that Spider-Man, city savior, is... just a boy.
Such an awesome scene. Him screaming shows that he was pushing his limits. Shows he’s not invincible but strong af.
Had to get older to appreciate this scene. He's literally willing to die here, to save people he doesn't even know.
Some of us may laugh, but Toby had one of the most realistic facial expressions in not just the Spiderman and marvel franchise, but across all franchises. He may have extraordinary powers, but part of him is still human.
4 years old me: This scene is a masterpiece 15 years old me: Yep, still a masterpiece
Subway Guy - "He's... just a... kid" 11 year old me - ".... what r u talking about? that guy's a full on adult" 27 year old me - ."......"yeah he's a kid"
"anymore bright ideas?" "yeah" *swings away*
I always loved how Tobey never hesitates to utilise his face in acting. He’s a very handsome guy but isn’t scared to be “ugly” for the sake of getting the best scenes. He represented “a hero who isn’t invincible but is willing to be strong to save people” so well with his expressions and agonised screaming.
This is not even CGI ... It's Tobey Maguire himself doing all this.
“He’s... just a kid. No older than my son.” A line that hits hard every time because when looking back on it a lot of people must have thought that Spider-man was probably a cop or a martial artist or a private investigator or just a middle aged man with some experience, but to find out this whole time that the person who puts his life in jeopardy every day for strangers and is constantly being slandered as a menace is just a young man no older than twenty who just wants to help people... it just changes things.
I love how the people try to give back to Peter by lifting him back to safety and promising to keep his identity a secret. Such a good representation of how good acts inspire others.
"Anymore bright ideas?" lol.. I love this line as it captures the stereotypical dissatisfied New Yorker.
3:48 my childhood self hearing the news of tobey returning as spiderman after many years
"Any more bright ideas?" Tobey: No, See ya chump
This is why I love the original Spider-Man trilogy. Even when his identity is revealed the people he saved gave him the respect he needed. And also because he has no high tech suit. No ally to help him. He’s just a boy
"He's just a kid, no older than my son." That line with the theme music playing in the background is so powerful.
Sam Raimi is a genius, he managed to get Spiderman to remove his mask so that we can see Peter's expression and feel the anxiety and despair of the character.This is the most memorable Spiderman scene in the cinema.
Tobey Maguire after reading the comments: They love me
“It’s good to have you back Spider-Man.” That line hits deeper now..
In my opinion, the is the best scene of the whole trilogy.