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I feel like so many people tend to forget (cause of the casting), but almost every live-action Peter Parker is young.
Raimi Peter is like 22-23 in Spider-Man 3. TASM Peter is 18-19 by the end of TASM 2. And MCU Peter JUST turned 22 in Brand New Day if the 4-year time skip is correct.
Like these are YOUNG adults. Not grown-ass men. They really have no idea that they are doing.
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An AU set during the events of TASM 2. With Peter still reeling from his breakup with Gwen, the last thing he expects is to end up as Flash Thompson's college roommate. Gwen, meanwhile, is trying to hold it together, tutoring Flash while pretending things aren't still complicated with Peter. Flash, for his part, is figuring out who he is outside of being the guy everyone underestimated. And Harry Osborn comes home from Europe carrying more than he lets on. None of them planned on a coffee shop study group becoming the thing that holds them all together. None of them signed up for this. All of them needed it.
Peter Parker should wear glasses all throughout high school and only get rid of them once he goes to college.
[This is just me wishing we got more of Andrew in glasses]
Tried my hand at this editing thing. It was my first real one in a while, and I rushed a bit at the end.
The 2 weeks the Spidey fandom had after NWH was perfect. Everyone celebrating the movies, people giving the other films a chance. It was perfect.
Now we're back to "Old Man Tobey", "Potential Man Andrew", and "Iron Boy Jr". Fucking take me back man.
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There's a scene in TASM 2 that has always bothered me, and I genuinely never see anyone talk about it. Peter finally finds his Dad's old lab and uncovers the truth about his powers. This whole subplot is already shaky, but then comes the revelation.
"The human DNA implanted in the spiders was my own. Which means without me or my bloodline, Oscorp can never replicate my experiments."
And yet, for all the discourse about how Andrew is the perfect Spider-Man, or how Tobey and Tom are somehow not "true" Spider-Men for whatever arbitrary reason people have, this gets a complete pass.
How is that not completely against everything Spider-Man as a character stands for? The entire point of Peter Parker is that he wasn't special. He was a regular kid from Queens who got lucky and then chose to do something with it. That's the whole thing. That's why people love him. And sure, the bite was random, but if any other kid had been bitten, they'd be dead. Peter only survived because of his bloodline, so now it becomes a chosen one story with a different coat of paint.
TASM 2 is already a messy film, the Gwen and Peter stuff is genuinely the only reason to rewatch it, but the fact that people still insist this franchise was heading somewhere great under this direction has always baffled me. You can love Andrew's performance, I do, without pretending the writing didn't have serious problems.
And to be clear, I love Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. TASM 1 was the first film I ever saw in theatres, and it holds a special place in my heart because of that.
One time I had this weird ass dream where one of those untagged posts meant to stir up shit went "No matter what Marvel says Andrew is the only REAL Spider-Man"
And then the one lone reblog was another account going "Shut up nerd"
This somehow spiraled into a whole site discourse of people fighting and soon doxxing themselves so they could legit beef irl. And even non comic/Spidey accounts were coming into fight as well.
I legit have no clue why this was so detailed but people were making videos of people getting jumped over Team Andrew vs Tom.
TASM 1 Peter Parker is the only time I've ever seen the character as "comic accurate" in live action.
Not to say the other versions aren't good or aren't vaild versions of the character but if we're going just off of vibes I think that film nailed it.
