- Five, four, three…
- …two, one.
- Ready or not, here I come.
- Hey, Dad?
- Dad!
- “You’ll stay with Aunt May
- and Uncle Ben for a little while.”
- “-I wanna go with you.
- -No.”
- Doesn’t like crust on his sandwiches…
- “…and he likes to sleep
- with a little light on. -Mary. Come on, come on.
- -Oh, God.”
- Dad.
- Be good.
- “-Sorry.
- -Morning, Flash.”
- Good morning, Parker.
- Hey. It’s Peter, right?
- I really like your photos.
- Oh, thanks. Thanks.
- Listen, are you busy Friday night?
- “Cool. Can you take pictures
- of my boyfriend’s car?”
- “You know, I really wanna frame
- a good one for his birthday.”
- “That’s really nice of you.
- Wow, that’s such a nice thought.”
- “Yeah, I’ll have a look at the old…. -The old schedule.
- -Okay.”
- Parker.
- “-Yes, sir?
- -You want to keep that skateboard?”
- “-Yeah.
- -Keep it off the ground.”
- “-Sure. Yeah.
- -Wheels up.”
- Like that?
- “-That’s it.
- -Okay.”
- Eat it! Eat it! Eat it!
- “Eat your vegetables, Gordon.
- Come on!”
- Hey, Parker, come on. Get a picture of this.
- “No, I’m not gonna take a picture of it.
- Put him down, man.”
- “-Come on.
- -Gordon, don’t eat it.”
- Take the picture.
- Put him down, Flash.
- Take the picture.
- Put him down, Eugene!
- Come on! Get up, Parker!
- “Get up! Come on! Come on!
- Get up!”
- Still not taking the picture.
- Stay down, Parker!
- “Who wants one more? -One more!
- -Flash!”
- Flash…
- …we still on for after school today? My house, 3:30?
- I hope you did homework. Last time, I was… …disappointed in you.
- “-Okay, move.
- -No, how about we go to class? How about it?”
- How about it?
- “I thought that was great
- what you did.”
- It was stupid, but it was great.
- “You should go to the nurse.
- You might have a concussion.”
- What’s your name?
- You don’t know my name?
- No, I know your name.
- “I want to know
- if you know your name.”
- Peter.
- “-Parker. Peter Parker.
- -Okay. Okay, good.”
- I’d still go to the nurse though.
- You’re Gwen, right?
- Gwen Stacy.
- “I’m making
- spaghetti and meatballs tonight.”
- “You’re serious?
- Spaghetti and meatballs.”
- “Since when don’t you like
- spaghetti and meatballs, huh?”
- “-Oh, my God.
- -What’s up?”
- What happened to your face?
- What happened to your face? I’m all right. Just– I fell, skating.
- “Ben Parker, don’t you even… …think about leaving
- that filthy box in my kitchen.”
- My bowling trophies.
- Oh, well, then, by all means… …leave that box in my kitchen.
- “-What happened to you?
- -He fell.”
- “Why you kids ride those things,
- I’ll never know.”
- Because it’s stupid and dangerous. Remember when we were stupid? No.
- “-Trust me, we were.
- -All right. Good to know.”
- “-Where’s the flood?
- -Follow me. I’ll show you.”
- “-You serious?
- -Yes.”
- It’s the condenser tray.
- “Too much water for the condenser tray
- or the heat exchange tubing. This has got to be the fill line.”
- “That’s the only thing
- that makes any sense.”
- Can you fix it?
- “No, not tonight.
- I’ll go by the hardware store tomorrow.”
- “Good deal. And meanwhile,
- put this on your face.”
- How’s the other guy look?
- “Come on.
- I know a right cross when I see one.”
- “Yes or no?
- Do I have to call somebody’s father?”
- No, no. All right.
- “Well, I wouldn’t tell your Aunt May. I pity the poor kid
- who’d have to suffer her wrath.”
- “Before you come up, see if… -…there’s anything else worth saving.
- -Okay.”
- “-Plumbers don’t fix appliances.
- -Yes, they do. They fix pipes and pump things.”
- If you ask them to–
- “I forgot all about that thing.
- It was your dad’s.”
- “-Yeah.
- -He asked us to keep it safe.”
- “He saw it in the window of that
- leather shop over on 9th Avenue.”
- “He was 19. What does a 19-year-old kid
- need with a briefcase?”
- And guess who sold it to him.
- “-I don’t know.
- -Your mother.”
- That’s how they met.
- “He asked you to keep this safe?
- There’s nothing in here.”
- “Have you looked?
- There’s nothing here.”
- “Your father was
- a very secretive man, Peter.”
- Yeah, I know.
- “Who’s that?
- Do you know who that is?”
- “Some guy who worked with your dad,
- I guess.”
- “Just take this off the table, all right? We’re gonna eat. Off.
- And wash your hands.”
- “We’re gonna eat. Off.
- And wash your hands. -Now.
- -All right.”
- I need you to be a good boy.
- Where are you going?
- “There’s something
- your mom and I have to do.”
- What is this?
- “Zero, zero, decay rate algorithm.”
- Yeah, one sec, one sec.
- Come in.
- “-You okay?
- -Yeah. What’s up?”
- “Oh, my God.
- You look just like him.”
- “-Can I come in?
- -Yeah.”
- Listen…
- …I don’t have much education. You know that, Peter.
- “Hell, I stopped being able to help
- with your homework when you were 10.”
- What I’m trying to say is…
- “…I know it’s been rough
- for you without your dad.”
- “And I know we don’t talk
- much about them.”
- “-Yeah, it’s all right.
- -No, it is not all right.”
- I wish I could change it, but I can’t.
- Curt Connors.
- “That’s the name of the guy
- in the picture with your dad.”
- “They worked together for years
- and they were close.”
- “But after that night,
- we never saw him again.”
- He never even called. Not once.
- Go figure.
- She’s pretty.
- Uncle Ben. What?
- You’re a pretty great dad.
- “-Excuse me.
- -What?”
- Can I help you?
- I don’t know. I’m here to see Dr. Connors.
- “Right.
- You’ll find yourself to the left.”
- You are here for the internship?
- Okay. You’ll find your badge to the left.
- “-Having trouble finding yourself?
- -No. Yeah, I got it.”
- Okay, Mr. Guevara.
- Welcome to Oscorp.
- “Born from the mind of our founder,
- Norman Osborn…”
- “…the Oscorp Tower houses
- 108 floors of innovation.”
- “Our scientific minds are pushing
- the boundaries of defense, biomedical…”
- “Our scientific minds are pushing
- the boundaries of defense, biomedical… …and chemical technologies.
- The future lies within.”
- “Welcome to Oscorp. I’m Gwen Stacy,
- a senior at Midtown Science…”
- “I’m Gwen Stacy,
- a senior at Midtown Science… …and head intern to Dr. Connors. I’ll be with you
- for the duration of your visit.”
- “I’ll be with you
- for the duration of your visit.”
- Where I go, you go. That’s the rule. Remember that…
- “-…all will be fine.
- -Come on! -If you forget that–
- -Listen!”
- “Look, listen.
- Tell them Rodrigo Guevara is here.”
- Just tell them Rodrigo Guevara is here! My name’s Rodrigo!
- “I guess I don’t need to tell you
- what happens if you forget.”
- Shall we?
- Come around this way.
- “-Good afternoon, Gwen.
- -Dr. Connors.”
- “Welcome.
- My name is Dr. Curtis Connors.”
- “Yes, in case you’re wondering,
- I’m a southpaw.”
- “I’m not a cripple, I’m a scientist… …and the world’s
- foremost authority on herpetology.”
- “That’s reptiles,
- for those of you who don’t know.”
- “Like the Parkinson’s patient
- who watches on in horror… …as her body slowly betrays her…”
- “…or the man
- with macular degeneration… …whose eyes grow dimmer each day,
- I long to fix myself.”
- “…whose eyes grow dimmer each day,
- I long to fix myself. I want to create a world
- without weakness.”
- “Anyone care to venture a guess
- just how?”
- “-Yes.
- -Stem cells?”
- Promising. But the solution… …I’m thinking of is more radical.
- “-No one?
- -Cross-species genetics.”
- “Person gets Parkinson’s… …when the brain cells
- that produce dopamine…”
- “…when the brain cells
- that produce dopamine… …start to disappear.”
- But a zebra fish has the ability… …to regenerate cells on command.
- “If you could give this ability… …to the woman you’re talking about,
- that’s that. She’s….”
- She’s curing herself.
- “Yeah, you just have to look past
- the gills on her neck.”
- And you are…?
- “He’s one of Midtown Science’s… -…best and brightest.
- -Really?”
- Second in his class.
- “-Second?
- -Yeah.”
- “-You sure about that?
- -I’m pretty sure.”
- “I’m afraid duty calls. I’ll leave you in the
- more-than-capable hands of Miss Stacy.”
- Nice meeting you all.
- If you’d like to gather round.
- Welcome to Oscorp’s tree of life.
- Our planet’s tree of life is immense.
- What are you doing, “Rodrigo”?
- What are you doing here?
- I work here. I don’t.
- “I was gonna say I work here… …but it seems like you do work here.
- So you know that I don’t.”
- “-You following me?
- -No, I’m not following you, no.”
- “-You following me?
- -No, I’m not following you, no. -I had no idea you worked here.
- -Why would you be here?”
- “-I had no idea you worked here.
- -Why would you be here?”
- I just snuck in because…. I love science.
- “-You love it.
- -I’m passionate about it.”
- “So you snuck in–? -I have to lead this tour group.
- -I know.”
- “I’ll ask you more about this later.
- Do not get me in trouble.”
- “-I promise you I won’t.
- -Stay with the group.”
- “All right, guys? I’m gonna take you
- to the bioreactor room now.”
- Sorry. Yo.
- “We received the results from
- the mRNA sequences this morning.”
- They were disappointing.
- Define “disappointing.”
- Another dead end. It’s the decay rate algorithm.
- “-And this is to be expected.
- -Expected?”
- “-And this is to be expected.
- -Expected? You said you were close.”
- “We are close,
- but it’s gonna take time.”
- “He doesn’t have time. Norman Osborn is dying,
- Dr. Connors.”
- Save him.
- Or we’ll both lose our heads.
- All right, give me the badge.
- Give it to me.
- Sorry.
- Disgusting. Now I smell like beer.
- I didn’t mean to do that.
- Get your hand off her!
- I’m trying to get my….
- “-Are you kidding?
- -I’m sorry.”
- Are you kidding me?
- “-Hey, get him, Rudy!
- -Hey!”
- Man, I’m sorry!
- Man, are you all right?
- No, man, no. Not my board. Please, dude, don’t–
- Sorry. Sorry.
- I’m so sorry.
- Coney Island, next stop.
- Next and final stop, Coney Island.
- “Sorry. I’m late. -I got–
- -We’ve been so worried.”
- “-I got–
- -We’ve been so worried.”
- I know. I’m sorry.
- Watch out!
- That’s a fly, Peter.
- I’m so sorry… …I kept you guys up.
- I’m insensitive, I’m irresponsible…
- …and I’m hungry.
- Drinking? What’s this?
- I don’t think so.
- This is your meat loaf.
- This beats all other meat loafs.
- Something is very wrong.
- Yeah. Nobody likes your meat loaf.
- I got it.
- “He took the frozen
- macaroni and cheese.”
- I noticed that.
- “Why didn’t you tell me
- you didn’t like my meat loaf?”
- “You could have said that to me
- 37 years ago. How many meat loafs
- have I made for you?”
- Peter.
- What are you doing? I’m….
- Homework.
- Be careful.
- Sure.
- Dr. Connors.
- “-You don’t remember me. I–
- -The intern from the other day.”
- Yeah, yeah. That’s right, yeah.
- “I’m sure you’re very nice,
- but this is a home.”
- “I ask you to make an appointment
- with my office.”
- I’m Richard Parker’s son.
- Peter?
- “I’m afraid I can’t help you much. I don’t know why they left
- or where they were going.”
- Good reflexes.
- “-Thank you.
- -I read your book.”
- It’s something, you know.
- “So you really think… -…it’s possible, cross-species genetics?
- -Yes, of course.”
- “-…it’s possible, cross-species genetics?
- -Yes, of course.”
- “Your father and I
- were mocked for our theories. Not just in the community at large,
- but at Oscorp, as well. They called us mad scientists.”
- They called us mad scientists.
- “And then your father
- bred the spiders… …and everything changed.”
- “The results were
- beyond encouraging. They were spectacular.”
- “We were gonna change
- the lives of millions.”
- Including my own.
- Then it was over.
- He was gone.
- Took his research with him.
- And I knew without him, I….
- I was angry.
- So I stayed away from you… …and your family.
- And for that, I’m truly sorry.
- Say….
- Say it worked. Say you got it to work.
- “Like, how much would
- the foreign species take over?”
- What could the side effects be?
- “It’s hard to say,
- considering no subject survived.”
- The problem was always–
- The decay rate algorithm?
- “-Right.
- -Right.”
- Can I…?
- Of course.
- Extraordinary.
- How did you come up with this?
- “Peter, how about coming
- to see me at the Tower… -…one day after school?
- -Yeah.”
- Thank you.
- Rejected!
- You did that on purpose, Flash!
- “I should’ve.
- You better watch your back.”
- All right?
- Give it up, Parker.
- One sec.
- “-Come on, man.
- -Why don’t you take it from me?”
- That’s right. Take it.
- Go ahead. Take it.
- Just take it.
- All right, how about this?
- “All right?
- How about that?”
- “-Take it from him!
- -Come on, Flash. Take it.”
- “-Stop playing, man.
- -Let’s go, Flash.”
- What you doing?
- “All right, bring it!
- Come on, Parker! Come on!”
- “-Peter’s behavior is just unacceptable.
- -They won’t make us pay…”
- “-…for the backboard.
- -I don’t care about the backboard. -Was that true?
- -What?”
- “-Was that true?
- -What?”
- What I heard in there just now. Did you humiliate that boy?
- Yeah, I did.
- “-But–
- -But what? -This guy deserved it.
- -Did he?”
- “-Yeah.
- -Is he the kid that hit you?”
- Is he?
- Yeah, yeah, but…. So all this is about getting even.
- “If so, I guess you must feel pretty good
- about yourself now, right?”
- Am I right or wrong?
- Yeah, I thought so.
- “Well, thanks to this
- little escapade of yours… …I had to change shifts at work…”
- “…so you have to pick up Aunt May
- tonight at 9 o’clock. Understood?”
- “-Is that understood?
- -Yeah.”
- Okay, good.
- She looks familiar.
- The girl on your computer.
- “-Yeah.
- -He’s got you on his computer. I’m his probation officer.”
- Don’t forget Aunt May.
- He’s a character. That’s my uncle.
- “He’s a pathological liar.
- He thought you were someone else.”
- “Oh, man, you don’t have me
- on your computer?”
- “I took a photo of the debate team,
- and you’re in the debate team.”
- “-Right.
- -So… …he must have seen–
- I was touching up stuff.”
- “-Touching up stuff?
- -Come on.”
- I was…. I’m not gonna answer that.
- “-Did you get expelled?
- -No, no.”
- “-Did you get expelled?
- -No, no. I didn’t get expelled.
- I got community service.”
- So you want to– I don’t know…?
- “-Want to what?
- -I don’t know.”
- “-Want to what?
- -I don’t know. Just….”
- I don’t know– We could….
- “We could do something else,
- or we could– -If you don’t feel like, we could–
- -Yeah.”
- “-Yeah?
- -Yeah, either one.”
- “-Really?
- -Sure.”
- “Okay.
- All right, good. Sounds good.”
- Cool.
- Okay.
- “-I can’t right now, I can’t right now.
- -Yeah, no.”
- “-I’m so busy right now.
- -I know, me too.”
- But maybe….
- “-Yeah, just, you know….
- -Some other….”
- “-Time, all right.
- -Okay.”
- “-Bye.
- -All right.”
- “We have protein structure, rDNA… …chromatography,
- transgenics testing… …that’s X-ray video. That’s the only
- one on the planet. We have….”
- “…that’s X-ray video. That’s the only
- one on the planet. We have…. -Human line testing over–
- -I remember that.”
- “-Human line testing over–
- -I remember that.”
- I’ve seen that before.
- The Ganali device.
- “Yeah, I remember a picture of that
- in my dad’s office.”
- “The idea was so simple.
- You load it with an antigen.”
- “The idea was so simple.
- You load it with an antigen. It creates a cloud which can be dispersed
- over a neighborhood, even a city.”
- “Theoretically, you could
- cure polio in an afternoon.”
- That’s incredible.
- “That’s incredible. Well, others disagreed. What if
- the device were loaded with a toxin?”
- “Well, others disagreed. What if
- the device were loaded with a toxin? What if you wanted to opt out?”
- “You can’t run away from a cloud after all,
- so here it lies, gathering dust.”
- “What you see here
- is a computer model of a lizard.”
- “Many of these wonderful creatures
- have so brilliantly adapted…”
- “…that they can regenerate
- entire limbs at will.”
- You can imagine my envy.
- “We’re trying to harness
- this capability… …and transfer it
- into our host subject:”
- Freddy the three-legged mouse.
- Enter the algorithm now.
- Need to take that?
- System ready for gene insertion. Okay.
- Check.
- See what I’m trying to do?
- “-Preempt the proteins.
- -The immune response.”
- Beginning trials.
- Pending. Pending.
- Failed. Subject deceased.
- “Failed. Subject deceased. -Come on, come on, come on.
- -Pending. Failed.”
- “-Come on, come on, come on.
- -Pending. Failed.”
- Pending. Failed. Pending. Failed.
- Subject deceased. Pending.
- Peptide algorithm accepted.
- “Regrowth complete. -Hey.
- -Vitals normal.”
- “-Hey.
- -Vitals normal. Blood pressure normal.”
- Limb regeneration successful.
- Extraordinary.
- And thank you.
- “Meet Fred and Wilma,
- our three-legged mice.”
- Hey, buddy, I got you.
- “Okay. Careful, don’t want to stick you
- by mistake. Human trials aren’t until next week.”
- There.
- Hey, I thought you….
- Didn’t you forget something?
- “Now, don’t answer that,
- but I’m glad to know it’s working.”
- You owe your aunt an apology bigtime.
- “Be a man.
- Get in there and apologize.”
- “I’m sorry, Aunt May, I…. Honestly, you don’t have
- to apologize to me. It’s your–“
- “Honestly, you don’t have
- to apologize to me. It’s your–“
- “-The hell he doesn’t.
- -Ben.”
- Look, I’m sorry, I got distracted.
- “-Oh, he got distracted.
- -Yeah.”
- “Your aunt, my wife,
- had to walk 12 blocks alone… …in the middle of the night and then wait
- in a deserted subway station…”
- “…in the middle of the night and then wait
- in a deserted subway station… -…because you got distracted.
- -Ben, sweetheart, honestly…”
- “-…because you got distracted.
- -Ben, sweetheart, honestly… …I am completely capable
- of walking home–“
- You will not defend this boy!
- “-I’m not defending–
- -You are!”
- “-Listen to me, son.
- -Yeah, go ahead.”
- “You’re a lot like your father. You really are, Peter,
- and that’s a good thing…”
- “…but your father lived by a philosophy,
- a principle, really.”
- “He believed that if you could do
- good things for other people…”
- “…you had a moral obligation
- to do those things. That’s what’s at stake here.”
- Not choice. Responsibility.
- That is nice. That’s great.
- “That’s all well and good.
- So where is he?”
- “-What?
- -Where is he? Where’s my dad?”
- “He didn’t think it was his responsibility
- to be here to tell me himself?”
- Oh, come on, how dare you?
- How dare I? How dare you?
- Where you going? Peter, come back here, please.
- “Ben, leave him alone for a little while.
- He’ll be all right.”
- Peter!
- Peter!
- It’s $2.07.
- It’s $2.07.
- Yeah. No, I know.
- Yeah, you’re holding up the line. No.
- “You can leave a penny,
- you can’t take a penny.”
- “-What?
- -You can leave… …a penny anytime,
- you have to spend 10 dollars… …to take a penny.
- It’s store policy.”
- “…to take a penny.
- It’s store policy.”
- “-You’re holding up my line.
- -I don’t have 2 cents.”
- You can’t afford milk, step aside.
- “Daddy didn’t give you
- enough milk money today?”
- We’re talking about 2 cents.
- Just step aside, kid.
- Really?
- Yo, not cool, bro.
- Hey, man, stop!
- Somebody stop that guy!
- Hey, kid, little help?
- Not my policy.
- Somebody stop that dude!
- Hey! Hey, stop!
- Somebody stop that dude!
- Oh, God, oh, God.
- Uncle Ben, Uncle Ben.
- Call an ambulance!
- “Someone call an ambulance!
- Uncle Ben, Uncle Ben.”
- Oh, God, oh, my God.
- “Witnesses gave a description to the
- sketch artist. I need you to take a look.”
- No, I don’t know him.
- “I didn’t expect you would, ma’am.
- Homicide detectives are on it.”
- “I didn’t expect you would, ma’am.
- Homicide detectives are on it. We’ll see what they turn up. Okay.”
- Can I have that? Sure.
- “There’s one other thing.
- He has a star…”
- “There’s one other thing.
- He has a star… …tattooed on his left hand.”
- “Peter, I know things
- have been difficult lately…”
- …and I’m sorry about that. I think I know what you’re feeling.
- Hey, Parker.
- “-Not today.
- -Come on, I just want to talk.”
- It feels better, right?
- Look, your uncle died. I’m sorry.
- I get it.
- I’m sorry.
- Peter.
- “Stay away from him. -You understand?
- -Hey!”
- “-Stay away from Joey.
- -Hey!”
- You like beating on girls? You like beating on old men?
- “Hey, pal, keep walking. -You’re in the wrong place.
- -When were you in Queens?”
- “-You’re in the wrong place.
- -When were you in Queens?”
- I asked you a question.
- “-Nicky, no!
- -That the gun?”
- “-Nicky, no!
- -That the gun? You gonna kill me too?”
- Hey! Stop it!
- This guy is crazy!
- “He has a star tattooed
- on his left hand.”
- I know what you look like! You hear me?
- I’ve seen your face!
- “Engineered from
- genetically enhanced spiders…”
- “…Oscorp’s BioCable tensile strength
- is unparalleled.”
- “We’re just beginning to understand
- all the potential industrial applications.”
- “A single pellet can safely store
- several hundred meters… …of the lightweight cable.”
- Mother….
- “Attention, all units in the confines
- of Precinct 13, receiving a 10-30…”
- “Attention, all units in the confines
- of Precinct 13, receiving a 10-30… …on West 19th Street
- and Broadway.”
- “Assailant is Caucasian male,
- mid-30s… …170 to 180 pounds…”
- “…shoulder-length blond hair. Last seen on foot
- heading eastbound on 19th Street.”
- You got a description?
- Well, no, he wears a mask.
- A mask?
- “Most of his victims… …are suspects with serious rap sheets.
- They’re calling him a vigilante.”
- “Okay, he’s not a vigilante,
- he’s an anarchist.”
- Help me, somebody! Arrest me!
- Help me, somebody! Arrest me! Get me out of here.
- Spandex. Spandex.
- Everything spandex.
- “Extraordinary velocity vector
- is a function… …of both mass and acceleration.”
- “Come on,
- you know better than anyone… …the weight on any pendulum
- has no effect on speed.”
- “It doesn’t affect frequency,
- but it’s totally a factor in momentum.”
- Hey, Aunt May.
- Yeah. Eggs? Organic, got it.
- “In the future,
- if you’re gonna steal cars… …don’t dress like a car thief, man.”
- What are you? You a cop?
- “Really? You seriously think I’m a cop?
- Cop in a skin-tight red-and-blue suit?”
- “Really? You seriously think I’m a cop?
- Cop in a skin-tight red-and-blue suit? You know, you’re….”
- You’ve got a mind… …of the true scholar, sir.
- “I was going more for the guys
- who do the luge.”
- Good thinking. Get out the window.
- There you go. You got it.
- Crotch!
- “-Just let me go.
- -Is that a real knife?”
- Yes, it’s a real knife.
- “-My weakness, it’s small knives.
- -Just let me go.”
- Anything but knives! Oh, it’s so simple.
- “-That was cool.
- -What is this?”
- “Webbing I developed. -I don’t think you want to know.
- -Let me go!”
- “-I don’t think you want to know.
- -Let me go!”
- Knock it off, man. No!
- Come on, let me go. Stop it!
- That isn’t funny.
- “-It is kind of funny.
- -Help!”
- This could’ve gone a lot worse.
- Now hold still.
- “Boys in blue here. -Yo, I got him.
- -Freeze!”
- “-He’s not going anywhere.
- -Don’t move.”
- You serious?
- Who are you?
- “No one grasps
- the concept of the mask.”
- Freeze!
- “I just did 80 percent of your job. And that?
- That’s how you repay me?”
- Well, that was fun.
- Bus! Hey there, everybody.
- What are you doing?
- Hey, watch out. I’m swinging here. I’m swinging here.
- So 38 of New York’s finest…
- …versus one guy in a unitard.
- Am I correct?
- You don’t have to wait up for me.
- “-Yes, I do.
- -No, you don’t.”
- “Yes, I do. -Okay.
- -Where were you?”
- I was out.
- Did you get the eggs?
- Nope. Forgot the eggs. I’m gonna get them now.
- No, you most certainly will not. Not at this hour.
- Look at me, Peter.
- “Take off the damn hood
- and look at me.”
- Peter. Where do you go? Who does this to you?
- Please go to sleep, Aunt May.
- “-Please tell me.
- -Aunt May, please…”
- “-Please tell me.
- -Aunt May, please… …please, please go to sleep.”
- “I can’t sleep.
- Don’t you understand? I can’t sleep.”
- Peter, listen to me.
- Peter, listen to me. Secrets have a cost. They’re not for free.
- Not now, not ever.
- “Cross-species genetics
- is finally working.”
- “I’ve used the lizard DNA
- to help Freddy regrow that limb. It’s a miracle.”
- It’s a miracle.
- “No, it’s hard work and promise. -It’s a step closer to the primate lab.
- -He doesn’t have time for every little step.”
- “-It’s a step closer to the primate lab.
- -He doesn’t have time for every little step.”
- “-Little?
- -I just mean he can’t wait.”
- Well, he’ll have to. Unless he wants to be a lab rat.
- That’s not what I’m saying.
- So, what are you saying?
- “You have to start human trials. -Now.
- -No, I don’t, and no, I won’t.”
- “-Now.
- -No, I don’t, and no, I won’t.”
- “-Well, then he’s going to die.
- -People die.”
- Even Norman Osborn.
- We are not finished.
- “Human trials? Where are you going
- to find the people to volunteer?”
- “As far as anyone’s concerned,
- it’s for a flu shot.”
- “I might think the Veterans Hospital
- is a place to start.”
- You’ve gotta be kidding me.
- I don’t think I am.
- “It’s a little late for
- shock and indignation. About 15 years late.”
- “I have no idea
- what you’re talking about.”
- “Richard Parker wore it well. On you, it’s a cheap suit,
- as it was then.”
- I had nothing to do with that.
- Is that what you told his son?
- I don’t know what you’re saying.
- “You don’t know,
- or you don’t wanna know?”
- I’ll remind you what happened.
- “Richard Parker said just about the same
- thing then that you are saying now.”
- The clock is ticking, Dr. Connors.
- I….
- I won’t.
- Fine.
- The formula is ours now anyway.
- “Say goodbye to that arm
- you have dreamed of.”
- I’m shutting you down.
- “Have your office cleared out
- by the morning.”
- “Your toys can be taken away too,
- you know.”
- Right, Freddy?
- “-How’s it going?
- -Where you headed?”
- “-Monday, B track.
- -Oh, it’s Thursday.”
- “-It’s Thursday?
- -What happened?”
- “-What?
- -Your eye, it looks bruised. Oh, yeah, no, I don’t….”
- Maybe I got a rash or….
- “It’s bad.
- Have you gone to the nurse?”
- Do you like branzino?
- Like, a fish.
- No, no. I know. I know.
- Well, if you want…
- “…you can come to this address
- at 8:00 tonight.”
- My mom’s making branzino.
- “It’s apartment 2016.
- I didn’t write that part down. I don’t know why I….”
- “-I’ll remember it.
- -Oh, okay.”
- 2016.
- How did you get out there?
- The fire escape.
- Your doorman’s intimidating.
- It’s 20 stories.
- Yeah. It’s all right.
- “-This is your room.
- -Yes, this is my room.”
- Books. Shoes.
- I got your mom… …these.
- Oh, lovely.
- “-Beautiful, right?
- -Beautiful.”
- They were nice.
- “-No, they’re beautiful.
- -I’m sorry.”
- “No, it’s impressive.
- They actually held together very well.”
- I’m gonna keep these.
- You have your suit in there?
- My suit?
- It’s for dinner. Are you gonna–? Are you gonna wear that?
- “-That’s–
- -Hey, hon.”
- “-You must be Peter.
- -Dad, this is Peter.”
- Nice to meet you, sir.
- Nice to meet you. Dinner’s ready.
- Hope you like branzino.
- Who doesn’t?
- Emma, it’s Curt.
- “-Is he there?
- -I’m afraid not, doctor.”
- “-Is he there?
- -I’m afraid not, doctor. The car is taking him
- to the Veterans Hospital in Brooklyn.”
- No. He can’t, Emma. You have to stop him. He–
- “I would, but I always lose him
- on the bridge.”
- “I’ll make sure Dr. Ratha returns your call
- as soon as possible.”
- “I’m going to Holton Avenue,
- across the river. I’m in a hurry.”
- “You want me to take
- the tunnel or the bridge? Bridge! Take the bridge.”
- All right, we’ll do that.
- Hey, you all right back there?
- You tweaking, man?
- Just drive.
- You’re having trouble there? The head goes on the other–
- Help Gwen’s friend with his fish. Oh, I….
- I got no idea.
- First time.
- “-Branzino.
- -George. -Tell us about your day.
- -Did you catch that spider guy yet?”
- “-Tell us about your day.
- -Did you catch that spider guy yet?”
- No, we didn’t catch him yet. But we will. He’s an amateur…
- “But we will. He’s an amateur… …who’s assaulting civilians
- in the dead of night.”
- He’s clumsy, he leaves clues… …but he’s still dangerous.
- He’s assaulting people?
- I’m not sure. I mean, I saw that video…
- …with him and the car thief, and….
- “I think most people
- would say that he was… …providing a public service.”
- Most people would be wrong.
- “If I wanted the car thief off the street,
- he’d already be off the street.”
- So why wasn’t he then?
- “Let me illuminate you. The car thief was leading us
- to the people who run the operation.”
- “It’s a six-month-long sting. It’s called strategy.
- I’m sure you’re aware of the term?”
- You’ve heard about that in school?
- “-Yeah.
- -Good.”
- “I know. -He didn’t know you had a plan.
- -You seem to know…”
- “-He didn’t know you had a plan.
- -You seem to know… …a lot about this.
- Know something we don’t? -Whose side are you on?
- -I’m not on anyone’s side.”
- “-Whose side are you on?
- -I’m not on anyone’s side. -I saw a video on the Internet–
- -You saw the video on the Internet.”
- “-I saw a video on the Internet–
- -You saw the video on the Internet. -Well, then the case is closed.
- -Well, no.”
- “If you watch the video–
- Maybe send you a link?”
- It looks like he’s trying to help.
- “On the Internet he’s being made out
- to look like a hero.”
- “No, no.
- I’m not saying he’s a hero.”
- “-What are you trying to say?
- -He’s trying to help.”
- “-What are you trying to say?
- -He’s trying to help. He’s trying to do something
- the police can’t.”
- Something the police can’t?
- “-I don’t know.
- -What do you think we do? Sit around eating doughnuts… -…with our thumbs planted up our asses?
- -George.”
- “-Daddy.
- -George.”
- “-Up your what?
- -Howard.”
- “He stands for what you stand for. Protecting innocent people
- from bad guys.”
- “I stand for law and order.
- That’s what I stand for. Okay? I wear a badge.”
- “This guy wears a mask
- like an outlaw.”
- “He’s hunting down criminals
- that all look the same…”
- “…like he’s got some sort
- of personal vendetta.”
- “But he’s not protecting
- innocent people, Mr. Parker.”
- Let’s get some air, Peter.
- “-Dad, we need to talk.
- -Yes, we do.”
- “Thank you for having me. I’m sorry if I insulted you.
- It was not my intention.”
- “-You’re welcome.
- -Branzino was real good, Mrs. Stacy.”
- “-You’re welcome.
- -Branzino was real good, Mrs. Stacy. -Thank you.
- -You’re welcome.”
- “-Dad.
- -Yeah?”
- Well, that was something.
- “I’m sorry. I thought he was
- going to arrest me at one point.”
- “No, I wouldn’t
- have let him arrest you.”
- “-What happened to your face?
- -I wanna tell you something.”
- I’ve been bitten….
- So have I.
- “Okay, okay, okay.
- I gotta tell you this one thing. I gotta tell you this one thing
- about the vigilante and the car thief.”
- “-Oh, okay.
- -What?”
- “-No, no, no.
- -I don’t want to talk about that.”
- “Forget that.
- I won’t talk about that. -I’m gonna talk about me, okay?
- -What about you?”
- “-I’m gonna talk about me, okay?
- -What about you?”
- It’s impo– I wish I could just–
- I can’t. It’s hard to say.
- Just say it.
- “-I don’t know.
- -Say it.”
- What? What?
- What?
- Okay, then forget it.
- “-You’re Spider-Man.
- -Shut up.”
- Gwen?
- Gwen–
- Your father wants you to come inside.
- Gwen.
- I’m coming.
- Oh, I’m in trouble.
- “Will you please find out
- what is going on, Alfred?”
- Excellent.
- Incoming!
- “Somebody help!
- Help me! My kid is trapped!”
- I want my dad!
- “-Help!
- -Hey, buddy.”
- “-It’s okay.
- -Get away.”
- Just a normal guy, all right?
- Wanna hold this?
- “Hold my mask.
- All right.”
- “What’s your name?
- Jack?”
- “-Yes.
- -Let’s get you out of here.”
- Okay, stay very still.
- “-All right.
- -Okay, I got you.”
- “Okay, look. I’ll undo the belt. You hold on to that seat in front of you.
- On three?”
- “-All right.
- -Okay, one, two, three.”
- “See how easy that was?
- You did a great job.”
- All right, okay.
- Jack, climb now.
- “-I can’t.
- -Yes, you can.”
- Put it on, the mask. It’s gonna make you strong.
- Jack, trust me.
- Put it on.
- “There you go. That’s it.
- That’s it, buddy.”
- “There you go. That’s it.
- That’s it, buddy. Okay, now, climb.”
- Come on, Jack.
- “Do me a favor.
- A little faster, okay, bud?”
- “You’re doing great, buddy.
- You’re doing great.”
- That’s it. Keep coming. Keep it coming.
- Keep coming.
- Jack. Oh, God.
- Thank God.
- You okay?
- My son. My son.
- Oh, my son. My son.
- Who are you?
- Spider-Man.
- Beautiful.
- Settle down, guys.
- Settle down, boys. Settle down.
- “-Come on.
- -Listen. At approximately…”
- “-Come on.
- -Listen. At approximately… …9 p.m. last night, an incident took place
- on the Williamsburg Bridge.”
- “Much of what occurred
- is speculation at this point. However, several eyewitnesses
- to the crime…”
- “However, several eyewitnesses
- to the crime… …as well as our own
- preliminary findings…”
- “…have positively placed
- one individual at the scene.”
- Which is why, this morning… …I am issuing a warrant…
- “…for the masked vigilante
- known as Spider-Man.”
- It’s so beautiful.
- Knows how to bite though.
- “-Who else knows about this?
- -Just you.”
- Really?
- Hey, you don’t….
- “You don’t believe what the police
- are saying, do you?”
- Of course not.
- Does it scare you? What you can do?
- No.
- No.
- “What did that thing
- on the bridge look like?”
- “It was real big.
- Too big to be human.”
- You gotta lay low.
- No, can’t do that.
- You’ve got to.
- I mean, why…?
- Because of last night.
- Those people on the bridge.
- “Whatever was attacking them
- would have killed them.”
- So I gotta go after it.
- That’s not your job.
- Maybe it is.
- I really liked kissing you.
- You’re an amazing kisser.
- Well, you know, it was– It was good for me too.
- Yeah?
- Hello!
- It’s not nice to snoop.
- I gave everyone the week off.
- Shouldn’t you be at school?
- No, I got a free track. I wanted to ask you a question.
- How would a predator track a reptile?
- “Oh, they don’t. Most reptiles are at the top
- of their respective food chain.”
- Kings of their domain.
- They gotta have vulnerabilities.
- “Why the sudden interest
- in the cold-blooded?”
- Just asking a question. I got school stuff.
- I got school stuff. Biology profiles to do.
- “So because of the cold blood… …would they react to changes
- in temperatures?”
- You’d have to catch one first.
- “Did you know there’s a rumor
- of a new species in New York?”
- Beautiful and quite large.
- “What do you know about it?
- You seen it?”
- No, it’s not yet classified.
- But it can be aggressive… …if threatened.
- Doc, you all right?
- “Never been better, Peter.
- Never been better.”
- Now, if you’ll excuse me. Afraid I have to ask you to leave.
- “I have a new project I’m working on.
- I need to be alone.”
- Good. Good, good.
- “Don’t worry, Mr. Parker.
- I’ll be back.”
- Wonderful things are coming.
- Wonderful things.
- Fred?
- “Mr. Mayor, if there was a giant dinosaur
- running around… …you would be the first to know.”
- “So tell your son
- he can rest easy, all right?”
- Yeah. You and me both, sir.
- Okay. Bye-bye.
- “-Mr. Parker, why are you not in school?
- -Got a free track.”
- Okay, well, I do not. So make your point quickly.
- “Fine, there may not be a dinosaur
- running around. There is something more dangerous,
- and I know who.”
- “There is something more dangerous,
- and I know who.”
- “-You know who?
- -Dr. Curtis Connors.”
- “-He’s a biochemist.
- -Of Oscorp?”
- “-That’s right.
- -Dr. Connors…”
- “…who’s my daughter’s mentor.
- Is that who? -That’s the one.
- -Okay.”
- “Recently, Dr. Connors gave Gwen
- a glowing college recommendation.”
- “It was beautiful.
- When I read it, I cried.”
- “You would have me believe… …that he is running around
- dressed up like a dinosaur?”
- “Not dressing up and not a dinosaur.
- He has transformed himself into a lizard.”
- “Let me ask you a question. Do I look like the mayor
- of Tokyo to you?”
- I’m telling you the absolute truth.
- “This man has worked for his whole life
- on cross-species genetics. He lost an arm, he tried to grow it back,
- but the equation was imbalanced.”
- “He lost an arm, he tried to grow it back,
- but the equation was imbalanced. He has turned into a lizard.
- He’s using lizard DNA.”
- “He has turned into a lizard.
- He’s using lizard DNA. He is dangerous, and he is planning
- something horrific. I know. I know.”
- Okay. All right, I get it.
- “Here’s what we’ll do. You’ll go back to hanging out
- with the citizens of Tokyo.”
- “I’m gonna go back to protecting
- the citizens of this fine, fair city of ours. Sergeant Butler,
- please escort Mr. Parker back to school.”
- “Sergeant Butler,
- please escort Mr. Parker back to school.”
- Captain Stacy, I’m not messing around.
- “Just bring him in. Just call him in.
- You have to call him in.”
- “Just bring him in. Just call him in.
- You have to call him in. He is a danger to everybody.”
- “-Just, please, listen to me.
- -Let’s go.”
- Jimmy.
- “Get me everything we have
- on Dr. Curtis Connors. -Okay? Right away.
- -Yeah.”
- Subject: Dr. Curtis Connors. Current temperature: 89.7.
- Steady for 48 hours.
- “Blood panels reveal
- lymphocyte and monocyte readings… …consistent with subject’s past.”
- Clotting rate vastly improved.
- Marked enhancement… …in muscle response… …strength and elasticity.
- “Eyesight similarly improved. Subject no longer requires
- corrective lenses.”
- This is no longer about curing ills.
- This is about finding perfection.
- “In attempt to redress
- regenerative relapse…”
- “…dosage has been increased
- to 200 milligrams.”
- You stopped me once.
- You won’t stop me again.
- I’m getting stronger every day!
- Oh, that sucked.
- Peter Parker.
- Come in.
- “You should maybe… …consider coming in
- through the lobby.”
- “Also, my father is under
- the impression… -…that you require psychiatric attention.
- -Oh, really?”
- Peter.
- What happened?
- You should see the other guy.
- “The other guy, in this instance,
- being a giant mutant lizard.”
- “Hey, Gwen, honey. Do you want cocoa?
- Howard’s making some.”
- “Do you want cocoa?
- Howard’s making some.”
- No, Dad, I do not want cocoa.
- “-Honestly, I’m 17 years old.
- -Okay.”
- “I remembered somebody saying her
- fantasy was to live in a chocolate house.”
- Well, that’s impractical.
- And fattening.
- Chocolate house.
- “-Sorry, Dad.
- -It’s good.”
- “I can’t have cocoa right now
- because I’m work–“
- “I can’t have cocoa right now
- because I’m work– I’m doing this….”
- I’m doing this…. I have cramps.
- “I feel kind of pukey and just sort of…. -Like, emotional. I keep crying.
- -It’s okay. Good.”
- “-Good.
- -It’s brutal.”
- “You don’t want to know. -It’s, like, bad.
- -Got it.”
- “-Thanks, Daddy.
- -All right.”
- Easy, Bug Boy.
- What’d you call me?
- “-No. No.
- -Yes. Yes.”
- I know what this is.
- What is it?
- “Every day, for as long
- as I can remember… …my father has left every morning…”
- …my father has left every morning… …and he’s put a badge on his chest…
- …and strapped a gun to his hip.
- “And every day,
- for as long as I can remember… …I haven’t known if he was
- gonna make it home.”
- I got you.
- I gotta stop him, though. I have to, because I created him.
- What do you mean?
- I gave him an equation…
- …that made all of this possible.
- “Something my father
- had been working on, you know.”
- “Secretly. Now I realize
- why he kept it a secret.”
- Point is, this is my responsibility.
- I have to fix it.
- Peter.
- Let’s get out of here.
- Let’s just get out of here.
- Just for a minute. Can we?
- “-No. No.
- -Yeah. Yes.”
- “-Yes.
- -No.”
- “Yes. If my parents see me leaving,
- I’m dead.”
- “Your parents aren’t
- gonna see you leaving.”
- Peter Parker.
- Spider-Man.
- I’m not the one who needs help.
- There will be no more loneliness… …no more outcasts.
- “Species-wide distribution… …could enhance humanity
- on an evolutionary scale.”
- One has to adapt to survive.
- “””That, changing like the snake,
- I might be free…”
- “…to cast off flesh
- wherein I dwell confined.”””
- Would you give it all up… …after all you know you can do?
- All the power you feel.
- I can save them!
- “You’re not gonna get in the way
- of my plan, Peter Parker!”
- Go. Go!
- Nowhere to hide, Peter.
- “All these souls… …lost and alone. I can save them.
- I can cure them.”
- There’s no need to stop me, Peter.
- You’re not thinking straight, doc.
- Stop this. This isn’t you.
- Let’s talk this out.
- Doc!
- Oh, boy.
- You don’t want to talk?
- There you go.
- Don’t… …make me…
- …have to hurt you!
- That is disgusting.
- Gwen.
- “-I’m gonna throw you out the window.
- -What?”
- Somebody’s been a bad lizard.
- “This is Lieutenant Williams… …from the New York City
- Police Department.”
- We’ve got this building surrounded.
- “-Hey.
- -Where are you?”
- “I’m fine. I’m okay.
- I’m in the sewer, tracking him.”
- I gotta stop him before anyone gets hurt. But we need an antidote.
- “-Do you know how to run a serum?
- -I do it all the time.”
- “Okay, great.
- Okay, I need you to go to Oscorp.”
- “I need you to access
- the cross-species file. It’s a blue serum.”
- File 12389.
- Okay, got it. On my way.
- “I spent my life as a scientist trying
- to create a world without weakness… …without outcasts.”
- “I sought to create
- a stronger human being… …but there’s no such thing.”
- “Human beings are weak,
- pathetic, feeble-minded creatures.”
- Why be human at all… …when we can be so much more?
- Faster. Stronger. Smarter.
- This is my gift to you.
- Oscorp.
- “-Captain Stacy!
- -What?”
- “We have a confirmed sighting, sir.
- The Lizard’s headed toward Canal Street.”
- “-What about Spider-Man?
- -Inside the high school.”
- I want that Spider-Man off the street.
- “The lizard creature
- has released a biological agent.”
- “All efforts to stop him have failed… …and he is now proceeding
- north on 7th Avenue. Over.”
- “-Hi.
- -Where are you? Peter, hi. I’m at Oscorp.”
- You have to get out of there now.
- “-The antidote is cooking.
- -No, no, no.”
- “-The antidote is cooking.
- -No, no, no. Connors is on the way.
- He’s coming to you right now.”
- “He needs the device.
- He’s gonna infect the whole city!”
- Eight minutes left.
- “You’re gonna wait eight minutes
- after what I told you?”
- You leave right now.
- That is an order, okay?
- I’ll get everybody out.
- Did you hear wh–?
- “Gwen! Gwen! You Mother Hubbard.
- Are you serious?”
- He’s heading south.
- Stand down now, or we will open fire.
- You are surrounded. There is no escape.
- Go, go!
- Clear!
- Freeze!
- Down on the ground.
- Your hands behind your head.
- Now!
- Parker.
- It’s headed to Oscorp! And your daughter’s there right now.
- You gotta let me go.
- Hold your fire!
- “Well, Paul, if I didn’t see it,
- I wouldn’t believe it.”
- “I won’t venture to say
- what it is crawling up… …the north side
- of the Oscorp Tower…”
- “…but clearly it is not human
- and it is very, very strong.”
- Time remaining: one minute.
- Antidote complete.
- Oh, man.
- “We’re getting the latest details.
- This is just coming in.”
- “The New York Police Department… …has called for
- a city-wide evacuation…”
- …everything south of 54th Street.
- “If you are south of 54th Street… …you have to move out
- of the area immediately.”
- “Spider-Man appears
- to be heading towards Oscorp.”
- “He looks injured… …and it’s really not clear
- if he’s gonna make it.”
- That’s the guy who… …saved my boy on the bridge.
- “Troy, they’re clearing us out. Something bad’s
- going down in Midtown.”
- “Still friends with Matthews,
- that crane operator on 6th?”
- “-Yeah.
- -Get him on the phone for me.”
- The cops are evacuating everybody.
- Get him on the phone for me.
- “Hey, Charlie, get me Enriquez
- on 54th Street!”
- “-You got it.
- -Angelo, get your mug over here.”
- Wolski! You’re getting some overtime!
- All tower cranes on 6th…
- “…swing your jib arms over the avenue.
- Boom angles at 90 degrees.”
- “Spider-Man needs those big boys
- high and lined up.”
- Let’s give him a clear approach. Over.
- “-Hey.
- -Dad! -I have to get this to Spider-Man.
- -Get in.”
- “-I have to get this to Spider-Man.
- -Get in.”
- “-It can stop the Lizard.
- -Get in the car.”
- “-You don’t understand!
- -Yes, I do.”
- “Your boyfriend
- is a man of many masks. I get it.”
- Give me this. Get in the car.
- Please make sure he’s okay.
- Initializing Ganali device.
- Detonation in T-minus two minutes.
- Poor Peter Parker.
- No mother, no father…
- …no uncle. All alone.
- He’s not alone.
- Detonation in T-minus 45 seconds.
- Hey! Gift from Gwen.
- I got this, Peter! Go!
- T-minus 30 seconds.
- Detonation in T-minus… …10 seconds.
- Nine. Eight.
- Seven. Six.
- Five. Four.
- Three. Two.
- One.
- The captain.
- Captain!
- The Lizard.
- “It’s okay.
- We stopped him.”
- “-Okay.
- -Let’s get you out of here. Come on.”
- “Look at me. Stay with me. -Help’s on the way, okay?
- -You need to….”
- “-Help’s on the way, okay?
- -You need to….”
- “You need to be gone
- when they get here. Okay?”
- I’m not going anywhere.
- I was wrong about you, Peter.
- This city needs you.
- Here. You’re gonna need this.
- You’re gonna make enemies.
- People will get hurt.
- Sometimes the people closest to you.
- “So I want you to promise me
- something, okay?”
- Leave Gwen out of it.
- Promise me that.
- You promise me.
- “An eerie calm
- has set in over New York City.”
- “Apparently, some sort of
- aerosolized antidote… …was launched from Oscorp Tower…”
- “…which seems to have
- counteracted the biotoxins.”
- “Residents of Lower Manhattan
- can rest peacefully…”
- “…knowing that the alleged mastermind
- of this terror plot… …Dr. Curtis Connors, is behind bars.”
- “We’ve got John Niles… …on the street for a report
- in Lower Manhattan.”
- John, what do you see?
- Sweetheart, it’s all right.
- It’s all right.
- It’s all right.
- Rough night.
- It’s gonna be all right.
- Where have you been?
- My father died.
- There was a funeral.
- They shot off…
- …rifles and they made speeches.
- Two of my teachers showed up.
- And Flash showed up.
- Everyone was there but you.
- Can’t do this. Can’t do this.
- I’m sorry. I can’t…. What are you saying?
- What are you saying?
- I can’t see you anymore.
- I can’t.
- He made you promise, didn’t he?
- To stay away from me, so I’d be safe.
- What a pretty girl.
- That’s what Uncle Ben said.
- Did you ask her out?
- Why?
- Can’t.
- Why?
- I’m just no good for her.
- “Peter Parker, if there’s
- one thing you are, it’s good.”
- “Anyone has a problem with that
- can talk to me.”
- “Peter, I know things
- have been difficult lately…”
- …and I’m sorry about that. I think I know what you’re feeling.
- Ever since you were a little boy…
- “…you’ve been living with
- so many unresolved things.”
- Well, take it from an old man:
- Those things send us down a road. They make us who we are.
- “And if anyone’s destined for greatness,
- it’s you, son.”
- You owe the world your gifts.
- “You just have to figure out
- how to use them.”
- “And know that wherever
- they take you… …we’ll always be here.”
- So come on home, Peter.
- You’re my hero.
- And I love you.
- “-What’s up, Parker?
- -What’s up?”
- Hey. How’s it going?
- You coming along, man?
- Cool shirt.
- Dude’s crazy. But chicks dig him.
- “I had a professor once
- who liked to tell his students…”
- “…that there were only 10 different plots
- in all of fiction.”
- “Well, I’m here to tell you
- he was wrong.”
- There is only one: “Who am I”?
- Mr. Parker. Tardy again.
- At least we can always count on you.
- “Sorry, Miss Ritter,
- won’t happen again, I promise.”
- Don’t make promises you can’t keep.
- Yeah, but those are the best kind.
- Okay, class, open your books. Let’s begin on page one.
- Hello, doctor.
- Did you tell the boy?
- Tell him what?
- “Did you tell the boy
- the truth about his father?”
- “-No.
- -Well, that’s very good.”
- So we’ll let him be for now.
- You should leave him alone!