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Spider Man
The films are praised for iconic quotes that resonate with fans, displaying wit, humor and hope in each adaptation. - The emotional depth of
Spider Man
The films shine through powerful speeches and exemplary moments of heroism and growth. - Quotes like “With great power comes great responsibility” define Spider-Man's journey, emphasizing his virtuous character and role as a superhero.
There are characters as iconic as Spider-Man, a superhero who has become a pop culture icon since his debut in the comics. Over the years, Spidey has expanded his reach, spreading his webs across numerous movies, games, and TV series, all with his own portrayal of the hero. While each Spider-Man adaptation has brought its own perspective on the character, there are common aspects that make this story so compelling.
In terms of Spider Man Movies, there is a constant debate about which is the best portrayal of the hero and even though they all have their faults, each movie has brought a lot to the universe. Either through inspirational speeches, quick quips or optimistic statements, the Spider Man The movies are full of iconic quotes that help make it an iconic franchise. No matter who the best Spider-Man is, they all share wit and humor through many of their best quotes.
10 “It's got to be bigger than what we've been through.”
A sad, hopeful, and inspirational speech with true Spider-Man emotional flair
Starting with an emotional statement that basically encapsulates what it means to be Spider-Man. The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Peter faces so much tragedy and danger. Dealing with one of the saddest deaths in superhero movies, the hero must move beyond his pain and suffering to grow up.
This quote inspires Peter to become Spider-Man after Gwen Stacy's death leaves him a hero, addressing the weight of grief wrapped in a hopeful goodbye message.
9 “Everywhere I go, I see his face. And the whole world is asking who's going to be the next Iron Man? I don't know if it's me, Khushi; I'm not Iron Man.”
Peter's first step on his personal Spider-Man journey
- movie: Spider-Man: Far From Home
- Release date: July 2, 2019
- Director: John Watts
- runtime: 2 hours 10 minutes
- said by: Peter Parker/Spider-Man
While some people love it, others hate the fact that Tom Holland's Spider-Man is tied to Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). After all, a big part of the hero's role in the universe is finding his place as a superhero in a world full of superheroes.
In this scene away from home Where Peter discovers that he has to overcome this idea of being like Iron Man and become a hero of his own making. Showcasing the range of Tom Holland's playing of the character, the quote symbolizes the beginning of Spider-Man's personal journey in the MCU, separate from his connection to Tony Stark.
8 “I'm going to throw you out the window now”
A fun moment to break the superhero trope
- said by: Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Although it may not have the emotional significance of other quotes Spider Man In movies, it shows the protagonist's eccentric nature which is inherent in the character. While The Amazing Spider-Man Lacking in some ways, it still managed to deliver great romance and hilarious quips.
Although simple enough, the quote breaks regular superhero tropes with a funny scene that combines a great action sequence with a funny moment, which is a famous balance for Spider-Man.
7 “If you're nothing without a suit, you shouldn't have it”
Peter Parker is hit with a harsh reality
- movie: Spider-Man: Homecoming
- Release date: July 17, 2017
- Director: John Watts
- runtime: 2 hours 13 minutes
- said by: Iron Man/Tony Stark
It's true that inside Spider-Man's suit Spider-Man: Homecoming The hero's official introduction to the MCU is very powerful, making it a little easier. However, this made Peter's life a lot easier, to the point that he was an extension of Iron Man rather than having to be the superhero next door to him.
Yet this quote was able to point out this problem, as Iron Man shows that Peter has come to rely too much on him, the Avengers, and his suit. This forces the hero to actually earn his superhero status without the help of the suit or Iron Man, relying on his abilities and proving that he is more than just his modern suit.
6 “I will not die a monster”
The villain's last plea before saving the day
- movie: Spider-Man 2
- Release date: June 30, 2004
- Director: Sam Raimi
- runtime: 2 hours 07 minutes
- said by: Dr. Otto Octavius/Doc Oak
There are many reasons Spider-Man 2 With its depiction of Doc Okc, it is still regarded as a top-tier superhero movie despite years since its release. As a film focused on its characters, Spider-Man 2 It had its share of great moments, but the ending might just be one of the best parts.
As the villain asserts to himself, “I'm a monster, I won't die”, Doctor Octopus finally takes control of his AI-powered organs and saves the day by sacrificing himself, destroying the experiment he's dedicated his life to in the process.
5 “i love you”
Spider-Men together symbolize three generations
- said by: Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield)
Perhaps the best quote ever Spider-Man: No Way HomeThis epitomizes the grandeur of the movie crossover as the three Spider-Men go to war together. Seeing the shared tenderness between the three superheroes is a moment that all fans needed but didn't know until this moment.
As Spider-Man declares his love for his alter ego, it shows just how connected the three incarnations of the character really are, complementing each other in their own ways throughout the years, culminating in this funny and pivotal moment.
4 “It's a leap of faith. That's all, Miles. A leap of faith.”
An exciting scene with lots of heart
- movie: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
- Release date: December 14, 2018
- Director: Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, and Rodney Rothman
- runtime: 1 hour 56 minutes
- said by: Peter B. Parker
There are many reasons that make this one of the best cinematic scenes in animation, including the simplicity of the quote that comes together with the context to create a breathtaking moment in the film. As Peter B. Parker's voice plays in Miles' head, he literally leaps off the building, finally committing to becoming Spider-Man.
Not only is this quote relevant in creating this pivotal moment in the story, but it also provides a chillingly evocative scene for fans of the heart-to-heart between Miles and his mentor.
3 “You know, I think one person can make a difference.”
Stan Lee acknowledges the influence of Spider-Man
- said by: Stan Lee/Man in Times Square
to be Stan Lee Giving Spider-Man such a catchy line in itself triggers a touching moment that highlights Spider-Man's heroism and the writer's influence. Stan Lee's influence on pop culture cannot be denied, as he is responsible for creating many heartwarming stories.
This quote is delivered early in the film, foreshadowing all the struggles Peter will face later, but also serves to acknowledge the character's incredible journey before its conclusion.
2 “Everybody keeps telling me how my story goes. Nah. Imma do my own thing.”
Miles redefines what it means to be Spider-Man
Spider-Verse is filled with different versions of Spider-Man who all have their own ideas of what it means to be a hero, as they struggle to balance tragedy and conformity. Miles away from his idea of what a superhero should do, the young hero decides for himself what is and isn't possible.
In perhaps the film's most important line, Miles rejects every Spider-Man to make his way as a superhero, ultimately trying to dictate how his story will end. In an unforgettable moment, Miles' decision makes this one of the best Spider-Man movies out there, as he hits Miguel with venom and shows the defiance that makes him a hero unlike any other.
1 “With great power comes great responsibility”
An integral part of Spider-Man as a hero
- movie: Spider Man
- Release date: May 3, 2002
- Director: Sam Raimi
- runtime: 3 hours 1 minute
- said by: Uncle Ben
Not only is this line one of the most famous quotes in superhero movies, this line makes Spider-Man a hero, and one of the best superhero movie franchises. At the beginning of Sam Raimi's trilogy, Peter Parker is still figuring out who he is, yet during his final conversation with his uncle, he is told that “with great power comes great responsibility”. Although he doesn't react well in the moment, this exchange with his uncle helps Peter define who he wants to be.
At the end of the day, the quote exemplifies the virtue of Spider-Man, choosing to follow a difficult path full of challenges because it's the right thing to do, making him one of the greatest superheroes. Since then, this line has been repeated in others Spider Man Movies including Aunt May Spider-Man: No Way HomeOften serving as an anchor for the character and type of superhero he strives to be.
