In terms of superheroes, Spider-Man stands out as the best of the bunch. Following a bite from a radioactive spider, Peter Parker gains extraordinary powers which he uses to combat crime in New York City. He often takes on tasks that other heroes consider too trivial, apprehending burglars and mobsters alike. What sets Spider-Man apart is his strong desire to aid others, a trait instilled in him by his Uncle Ben. This theme remains consistent throughout both the comics and the films, even though Peter occasionally stumbles, he ultimately chooses to do what’s right. As for the live-action portrayals, at least two out of three versions of the character have followed this path.
In the The Amazing Spider-Man series, Andrew Garfield’s portrayal of Peter faces numerous challenges due to him appearing in just two films and experiencing a good deal of setbacks. However, sympathizing with his struggles might not be wise because he often causes trouble by letting down those around him repeatedly. Ultimately, it’s his own actions that lead him to the place he finds himself in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Peter Parker Can’t Help Himself in The Amazing Spider-Man Movies
In the world of The Amazing Spider-Man films, I, Peter Parker, am often seen as more of an outcast than a typical nerd. Sure, I’ve got brains, no argument there, but my passion lies in catching some air at the skate park rather than burning the midnight oil in the lab. The tragic loss of Uncle Ben shakes me to my core and sets me on a path of self-discovery, initially leading me to explore the darker aspects of myself as I seek vengeance for his death. Gwen Stacy stands by my side through this grieving process, her presence helping me heal. As our bond deepens, I find my inner hero emerging.
However, challenges still loom on the horizon, as Captain George Stacy, Gwen’s father and head of the police, is relentless in his pursuit of Spider-Man. But with each passing day, things seem to be looking a little brighter.
In this reinterpretation, let’s focus on the key elements and emotions:
The lizard disrupts Peter’s plans, but when George meets his fate, Peter makes a vow to protect his daughter from harm. Unlike the Spider-Men portrayed by Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland, Garfield’s Spider-Man disregards his promise and rekindles his relationship with Gwen. However, he eventually feels remorse for breaking his word. As Harry Osborn, also known as Green Goblin, seeks revenge due to Peter’s deceit about his identity as Spider-Man, tragedy strikes: Gwen is killed after being dropped from a clock tower, causing immense sorrow for Peter. It’s challenging to empathize with him because of his actions that put his loved ones in peril. Ultimately, Garfield’s portrayal of Spider-Man serves as a lesson rather than a heroic figure.
The Amazing Spider-Man‘s Titular Hero Has Done Enough Damage
Witnessing the trio of live-action Spider-Men collaborate in a movie is quite a delight! Tom Holland’s Peter Parker encounters his counterparts when he’s at his most vulnerable, mourning Aunt May’s demise. The other heroes empathize with him because they too have endured loss. Yet, it seems Andrew Garfield’s character harbors lingering resentment following the events of The Amazing Spider-Man 2, as hinted by his reluctance to fully engage in combat. This suggests that there might be some villains from his universe who bear lasting wounds inflicted by Spider-Man. The other Peters choose to overlook these remarks, concentrating on their mission instead. However, they should have probed further to ensure they aren’t aligning with someone whose moral compass may not match their own high standards.
In the story of “The Amazing Spider-Man”, his protagonist strives to make amends by rescuing Earth-616’s MJ from a fatal fall. However, the scene lacks sincerity as he becomes emotional recalling Gwen, but doesn’t fully confront his role in disappointing those back home. It would be beneficial for the multiverse if he returned to his universe, retired his suit, and worked towards mending relationships and rectifying past mistakes, without resorting to violence against criminals.
The Amazing Spider-Man movies are streaming on Disney+.
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