WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:06.240 --> 00:00:08.209 -[Toomes] You must be Peter. -Yeah. 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:08.242 --> 00:00:10.078 -Hi. How you doing? -Dad, this is Peter. 5 00:00:10.111 --> 00:00:11.812 [Peter 1] You know who I am-- 6 00:00:11.845 --> 00:00:13.514 your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. 7 00:00:13.547 --> 00:00:15.049 I didn't believe it at first. 8 00:00:15.083 --> 00:00:17.818 When they called initially, I was like, "Finally." 9 00:00:17.851 --> 00:00:19.019 [laughing] 10 00:00:19.053 --> 00:00:20.988 The nerd in me, the fanboy in me, 11 00:00:21.021 --> 00:00:23.224 on so many levels, said yes. 12 00:00:23.257 --> 00:00:26.060 To be here today with you two, it's, like, mind-blowing. 13 00:00:27.728 --> 00:00:29.230 -[Ned] Peter. -[all] Yeah? 14 00:00:29.263 --> 00:00:30.831 Oh, sorry, did you mean... 15 00:00:30.864 --> 00:00:32.700 [Watts] I don't remember where the idea started, 16 00:00:32.733 --> 00:00:33.901 but just talking through it, 17 00:00:33.934 --> 00:00:35.503 it was like, "That would be crazy. 18 00:00:35.536 --> 00:00:37.838 That's impossible. How do we do it?" 19 00:00:37.871 --> 00:00:39.507 All right, let's get to work! 20 00:00:39.540 --> 00:00:41.275 This character moves me 21 00:00:41.309 --> 00:00:43.444 in a way that very few things do. 22 00:00:43.477 --> 00:00:46.247 To see this come together was really moving to me. 23 00:00:46.280 --> 00:00:50.184 Wow. This is going to be deeply special for people, 24 00:00:50.218 --> 00:00:52.120 and for me, as a fan, 25 00:00:52.153 --> 00:00:54.288 and I just feel incredibly grateful. 26 00:00:54.322 --> 00:00:57.225 It's like nearly 20 years worth of cinema coming together for one film. 27 00:00:57.258 --> 00:00:59.193 [Feige] To now sit back and watch that is really amazing. 28 00:00:59.227 --> 00:01:00.594 Hello. 29 00:01:00.628 --> 00:01:02.296 Am I becoming an elder statesman? Maybe I am. 30 00:01:02.330 --> 00:01:05.065 [Holland] It warranted the biggest solo superhero movie 31 00:01:05.099 --> 00:01:06.934 that's ever been made. 32 00:01:06.967 --> 00:01:09.270 [Pascal] It's a continuum of Spider-Man. 33 00:01:09.303 --> 00:01:11.739 All of these movies are now part of the same thing. 34 00:01:11.772 --> 00:01:14.242 -You're getting on my nerves. -I have a knack for that. 35 00:01:14.275 --> 00:01:15.776 [bystander] Knock it off, man! No! 36 00:01:16.744 --> 00:01:18.412 It's so layered. 37 00:01:18.446 --> 00:01:20.614 It's so nostalgic and opens up the multiverse 38 00:01:20.648 --> 00:01:22.816 -and allows for us to have-- -[insect buzzing] 39 00:01:22.850 --> 00:01:24.485 I didn't catch it. 40 00:01:25.819 --> 00:01:26.920 It's worthy of Spider-Man. 41 00:01:27.521 --> 00:01:30.924 I want Spider-Man! 42 00:01:30.958 --> 00:01:33.661 It was nice to be able to have everything coalesce into, 43 00:01:33.694 --> 00:01:34.828 at its essence, 44 00:01:34.862 --> 00:01:37.131 this simple story of Spider-Man. 45 00:01:38.199 --> 00:01:39.967 Whoo-hoo! 46 00:01:47.040 --> 00:01:48.509 What up, web slingers? 47 00:01:48.542 --> 00:01:50.778 This is my good friend Martin Starr. 48 00:01:50.811 --> 00:01:52.580 This is my good buddy J.B. Smoove. 49 00:01:52.613 --> 00:01:54.182 You want the first shift or the second? 50 00:01:54.215 --> 00:01:55.583 I could take either. 51 00:01:55.616 --> 00:01:57.951 Give me the third shift. I took an Ambien. 52 00:01:57.985 --> 00:02:00.120 We welcome you to All Roads Lead to No Way Home, 53 00:02:00.154 --> 00:02:02.756 a look back at 20 years of the Spider-Man movies. 54 00:02:02.790 --> 00:02:03.657 Whoo! 55 00:02:05.393 --> 00:02:08.095 -Nice knowing you, Spider-Man. -Wait, excuse me? 56 00:02:08.128 --> 00:02:09.830 The entire world's about to forget 57 00:02:09.863 --> 00:02:11.365 that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. 58 00:02:13.133 --> 00:02:15.269 [Starr] Introduced by the great Stan Lee and Steve Ditko 59 00:02:15.303 --> 00:02:19.440 in the pages of Amazing Fantasy, number 15, way back in 1962, 60 00:02:19.473 --> 00:02:23.277 Spider-Man wowed comic book readers at the time and never looked back. 61 00:02:23.311 --> 00:02:24.778 [Smoove] Whoo! 62 00:02:24.812 --> 00:02:27.615 Spawning everything from cartoons to Underoos-- 63 00:02:27.648 --> 00:02:28.949 I had a pair of Underoos-- 64 00:02:28.982 --> 00:02:31.319 to eight films and counting. 65 00:02:32.820 --> 00:02:33.721 Here we go. 66 00:02:33.754 --> 00:02:36.557 [Doctor Strange shouts] 67 00:02:38.426 --> 00:02:39.960 -[grunts] -[gasps, pants] 68 00:02:39.993 --> 00:02:41.695 What just happened? 69 00:02:41.729 --> 00:02:44.698 [Starr] It all began with the original Tobey Maguire trilogy 70 00:02:44.732 --> 00:02:46.634 from the early 2000s, 71 00:02:46.667 --> 00:02:49.470 which set a new standard for how superhero movies should operate. 72 00:02:49.503 --> 00:02:51.739 [Feige] Those early Tobey Maguire-Sam Raimi 73 00:02:51.772 --> 00:02:53.641 Spidey films 74 00:02:53.674 --> 00:02:56.076 were very influential on me as a filmmaker. 75 00:02:56.109 --> 00:02:59.980 Sam understood these movies in a way that is very profound. 76 00:03:00.013 --> 00:03:03.884 It's like a character study within this superhero film. 77 00:03:06.887 --> 00:03:07.921 Go get 'em, tiger. 78 00:03:10.358 --> 00:03:12.092 [Smoove] And then came 79 00:03:12.125 --> 00:03:14.728 the Andrew Garfield Amazing Spider-Man reboot, 80 00:03:14.762 --> 00:03:18.198 blending slick visual style with more immersive action 81 00:03:18.232 --> 00:03:21.669 while bringing some all-time great Spider-Man bad guys 82 00:03:21.702 --> 00:03:23.904 to the big screen for the first time. 83 00:03:25.072 --> 00:03:26.907 [Starr] An amazing sequel would follow, 84 00:03:26.940 --> 00:03:28.742 and then something incredible happened. 85 00:03:28.776 --> 00:03:31.111 I gotta go, I gotta go! 86 00:03:31.144 --> 00:03:33.514 [Starr] Spider-Man joined the highly successful Marvel Cinematic Universe. 87 00:03:33.547 --> 00:03:34.882 Hey, everyone. 88 00:03:34.915 --> 00:03:36.350 [Starr] To direct their new film, 89 00:03:36.384 --> 00:03:38.619 series producers turned to director Jon Watts, 90 00:03:38.652 --> 00:03:42.556 whose series really gets back to the character's high school roots, 91 00:03:42.590 --> 00:03:45.058 injecting his stories with youth, humor 92 00:03:45.092 --> 00:03:47.695 and massive MCU-sized action. 93 00:03:47.728 --> 00:03:49.430 [Watts] It's great to just go back, 94 00:03:49.463 --> 00:03:52.400 figuring out any other things that we could connect, 95 00:03:52.433 --> 00:03:54.802 'cause I just want it to be a complete world, 96 00:03:54.835 --> 00:03:56.904 so that in the end, it does feel like one story. 97 00:03:56.937 --> 00:03:59.573 I just love Spider-Man, and I want to do it justice. 98 00:03:59.607 --> 00:04:02.075 Now, Watts definitely has the Midas touch. 99 00:04:02.109 --> 00:04:03.544 Action! 100 00:04:03.577 --> 00:04:05.212 [Smoove] Including having the foresight to cast 101 00:04:05.245 --> 00:04:07.881 two incredibly talented supporting actors 102 00:04:07.915 --> 00:04:10.651 who elevate everything they touch. 103 00:04:10.684 --> 00:04:12.219 [Starr] Zendaya and Jacob. 104 00:04:12.252 --> 00:04:13.554 That must be who you're talking about. 105 00:04:13.587 --> 00:04:16.156 Whoa, hey, look. I appreciate you, bro. 106 00:04:17.625 --> 00:04:19.126 I'm talking about us, Martin. They're great. 107 00:04:19.159 --> 00:04:21.462 What? You and me! [laughing] 108 00:04:21.495 --> 00:04:23.331 -[Starr] Oh, yeah, right. I mean, we're pretty great. -[bell dings] 109 00:04:23.364 --> 00:04:24.432 That is false. 110 00:04:24.465 --> 00:04:25.799 What'd I tell you 111 00:04:25.833 --> 00:04:27.100 about using the bell for comedic purposes? 112 00:04:27.134 --> 00:04:28.736 Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell do 113 00:04:28.769 --> 00:04:30.604 a lot of the heavy lifting in the recent films. 114 00:04:30.638 --> 00:04:32.306 Mr. Dell and I have it under control! 115 00:04:32.340 --> 00:04:34.274 Oh, no, no! Don't drag me into this, Roger! 116 00:04:34.308 --> 00:04:36.076 I'm doing my best, Julius! 117 00:04:36.109 --> 00:04:37.745 [Starr] But this isn't just about us. 118 00:04:37.778 --> 00:04:40.681 This is about getting the folks at home up to speed 119 00:04:40.714 --> 00:04:42.350 on the Spider-Man movie history. Whoa. 120 00:04:42.383 --> 00:04:44.452 You are absolutely right. Thank you. 121 00:04:44.485 --> 00:04:49.156 Because a hero's work is never done! [whooshes] 122 00:04:49.189 --> 00:04:50.524 That sounds familiar. 123 00:04:50.558 --> 00:04:51.559 [whooshes] 124 00:04:53.794 --> 00:04:56.730 I believe there's a hero in all of us. 125 00:04:57.698 --> 00:04:59.333 Gives us strength. 126 00:04:59.367 --> 00:05:01.802 Even though sometimes we have to give up 127 00:05:01.835 --> 00:05:03.337 the thing we want the most. 128 00:05:04.738 --> 00:05:07.808 You have a gift. You have power. 129 00:05:07.841 --> 00:05:09.677 Are you going to step up or not? 130 00:05:09.710 --> 00:05:12.145 I don't know if that's me. I'm not Iron Man. 131 00:05:12.179 --> 00:05:14.548 [thunder rumbling] 132 00:05:14.582 --> 00:05:17.117 -I made a choice. -[Peter 1] It's my gift. 133 00:05:17.150 --> 00:05:18.852 [Peter 2] This is my path. 134 00:05:18.886 --> 00:05:21.054 [Peter 3] This is my chance to prove myself. 135 00:05:22.089 --> 00:05:24.024 -Who am I? -[Osborn] Peter. 136 00:05:24.057 --> 00:05:25.693 -Peter! -Hello, Peter. 137 00:05:25.726 --> 00:05:27.561 [Peter 1] I'm just Peter Parker. 138 00:05:30.063 --> 00:05:31.965 [chuckles] Spidey's suits change, 139 00:05:31.999 --> 00:05:33.701 and evil villains come and go, 140 00:05:33.734 --> 00:05:36.404 but there's always been one constant anchoring 141 00:05:36.437 --> 00:05:38.305 all the Spider-Man films, 142 00:05:38.338 --> 00:05:42.009 -and that's the one and only Peter Parker. -Heard of him. 143 00:05:42.042 --> 00:05:43.644 [Holland] People think Spider-Man is a man, 144 00:05:43.677 --> 00:05:44.878 that he's this grown superhero, 145 00:05:44.912 --> 00:05:46.414 but he's really not. 146 00:05:46.447 --> 00:05:48.181 He's a kid with everyday kid problems. 147 00:05:48.215 --> 00:05:49.817 [Peter 3] What's up, guys? 148 00:05:49.850 --> 00:05:53.353 Peter Parker is such an international character 149 00:05:53.387 --> 00:05:57.190 because I believe that there is a Peter Parker in all of us. 150 00:05:57.224 --> 00:05:58.926 They love me. 151 00:05:58.959 --> 00:06:01.729 Peter Parker brings something to everybody, doesn't he? 152 00:06:01.762 --> 00:06:03.363 Yes! [laughs] 153 00:06:03.397 --> 00:06:04.865 [Garfield] I think the essence of Peter Parker 154 00:06:04.898 --> 00:06:06.166 is gonna be constant, 155 00:06:06.199 --> 00:06:08.536 no matter how the character is played. 156 00:06:08.569 --> 00:06:11.505 That fundamental idea that, "With great power comes great responsibility," 157 00:06:11.539 --> 00:06:13.173 and Peter's trying to use it do the right thing. 158 00:06:13.206 --> 00:06:16.209 I am the most famous person in the entire world. 159 00:06:17.110 --> 00:06:18.879 And I'm still broke. [chuckles] 160 00:06:18.912 --> 00:06:19.813 [chuckles] 161 00:06:20.781 --> 00:06:22.015 [Smoove] Back in 2002, 162 00:06:22.049 --> 00:06:24.251 Tobey Maguire became the first actor 163 00:06:24.284 --> 00:06:27.220 to bring Peter Parker to life on the big screen. 164 00:06:27.254 --> 00:06:29.757 [Maguire] I just was looking at this character, 165 00:06:29.790 --> 00:06:33.360 and Sam's vision and then how I read the script 166 00:06:33.393 --> 00:06:34.928 and what I wanted to do with him, 167 00:06:34.962 --> 00:06:37.565 and then sometimes I'd put on tights 168 00:06:37.598 --> 00:06:39.867 and get on wires and stuff. 169 00:06:39.900 --> 00:06:43.604 Audiences were immediately drawn to his likable, off-kilter delivery... 170 00:06:43.637 --> 00:06:44.872 Okay. 171 00:06:44.905 --> 00:06:45.839 [Smoove] ...and transformed physique. 172 00:06:46.774 --> 00:06:48.041 [grunts] 173 00:06:48.075 --> 00:06:50.644 It is a bit like jumping out of a plane 174 00:06:50.678 --> 00:06:53.947 and figuring out how the chute works on your way down. 175 00:06:53.981 --> 00:06:56.717 Whoo-hoo! 176 00:06:56.750 --> 00:06:59.987 [Feige] It's about finding the soul of the character in a performer, 177 00:07:00.020 --> 00:07:02.155 and that's what Sam did with Tobey, 178 00:07:02.189 --> 00:07:04.157 and that's what we've strived to do 179 00:07:04.191 --> 00:07:06.159 on all of our MCU films since. 180 00:07:06.193 --> 00:07:07.928 And Tobey really showcased that. 181 00:07:07.961 --> 00:07:10.130 He was embracing the core of what the character was 182 00:07:10.163 --> 00:07:11.231 from the comics. 183 00:07:11.264 --> 00:07:12.466 I forgive you. 184 00:07:13.200 --> 00:07:14.802 [Smoove] Five years later, 185 00:07:14.835 --> 00:07:17.404 the baton was passed to British actor Andrew Garfield, 186 00:07:17.437 --> 00:07:20.741 who played Peter Parker in two Amazing Spider-Man films. 187 00:07:20.774 --> 00:07:23.110 [Starr] A self-professed Spider-fan, 188 00:07:23.143 --> 00:07:24.645 Garfield landed his dream gig. 189 00:07:24.678 --> 00:07:28.482 I had to fight a lizard today, 190 00:07:28.516 --> 00:07:30.584 but it was not an ordinary lizard. 191 00:07:30.618 --> 00:07:34.755 Did you know he even did yoga and pilates to gain flexibility 192 00:07:34.788 --> 00:07:36.857 when striking those famous Spidey poses? 193 00:07:36.890 --> 00:07:39.192 -Oh, yeah. -The one where he puts his legs like this? 194 00:07:39.226 --> 00:07:41.529 Or when he jumps from a building and lands like this? 195 00:07:41.562 --> 00:07:44.665 [Starr] Don't pop your hip out. We got a lot more to do here. 196 00:07:47.000 --> 00:07:48.869 [Smoove] Well, I need to be all limbered up 197 00:07:48.902 --> 00:07:50.437 to properly introduce 198 00:07:50.470 --> 00:07:53.641 the third and current incarnation of Peter Parker. 199 00:07:53.674 --> 00:07:55.509 -My man... -Tom Holland! 200 00:07:55.543 --> 00:07:58.145 [Starr] An accomplished British actor 201 00:07:58.178 --> 00:07:59.680 as well as an experienced dancer 202 00:07:59.713 --> 00:08:01.515 capable of doing many of his own stunts. 203 00:08:01.549 --> 00:08:03.551 [grunts] [crew member] That was better. 204 00:08:03.584 --> 00:08:07.555 [Starr] Tom has taken the role of Peter/Spidey and run with it, 205 00:08:07.588 --> 00:08:10.157 redefining the character for a whole new generation of fans. 206 00:08:10.190 --> 00:08:12.560 What makes Tom so good and genuine 207 00:08:12.593 --> 00:08:15.663 is that he performs Spider-Man with his whole body. 208 00:08:15.696 --> 00:08:17.064 [Smoove] Yeah, man. 209 00:08:17.097 --> 00:08:19.499 And under my expert mentorship and tutelage, 210 00:08:19.533 --> 00:08:21.569 Tom gives you the total package-- 211 00:08:21.602 --> 00:08:25.639 charisma, humor, relatability, vulnerability, 212 00:08:25.673 --> 00:08:27.641 those signature sophomoric quips. 213 00:08:27.675 --> 00:08:31.278 I'm starting to think you're not the Avengers. 214 00:08:32.045 --> 00:08:33.446 [grunts, shouts] 215 00:08:34.081 --> 00:08:35.215 [grunts] 216 00:08:35.248 --> 00:08:36.950 That's so good! [laughs] 217 00:08:43.023 --> 00:08:46.426 When they put all three of us on camera for the first time 218 00:08:46.459 --> 00:08:47.595 in our suits, 219 00:08:47.628 --> 00:08:49.830 we all just burst out laughing. 220 00:08:49.863 --> 00:08:52.332 Just kind of spontaneously, all looking at each other 221 00:08:52.365 --> 00:08:54.568 like, "This is so weird, but I love it." 222 00:08:54.602 --> 00:08:57.037 [Garfield] It was like me and Tobey arrived, 223 00:08:57.070 --> 00:08:59.006 and all of their arms were just kind of open. 224 00:08:59.039 --> 00:09:01.842 So we were just, like, enfolded into the nucleus with them. 225 00:09:01.875 --> 00:09:03.777 It's like Spider-Man heaven. 226 00:09:03.811 --> 00:09:06.914 I felt really connected and really appreciated. 227 00:09:06.947 --> 00:09:10.350 There was a sense of coming back to something, 228 00:09:10.383 --> 00:09:14.554 and working with Andrew and Tom 229 00:09:14.588 --> 00:09:16.156 was really dear to me. 230 00:09:17.157 --> 00:09:19.192 [Feige] The interaction and the respect 231 00:09:19.226 --> 00:09:23.096 between Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland 232 00:09:23.130 --> 00:09:25.132 is really something. 233 00:09:25.165 --> 00:09:26.834 I think I can... 234 00:09:27.801 --> 00:09:30.303 [all laughing] 235 00:09:30.337 --> 00:09:33.406 [Holland] To see them in their suits and to laugh and joke 236 00:09:33.440 --> 00:09:36.744 and swap stories about their experiences and my experiences, 237 00:09:36.777 --> 00:09:39.546 that has been the highlight of my Spider-Man career, 238 00:09:39.579 --> 00:09:42.115 getting to share it with those guys. 239 00:09:43.150 --> 00:09:45.285 [Garfield] It resulted in this very, very beautiful experience 240 00:09:45.318 --> 00:09:49.156 where I got to have a bit more closure on something 241 00:09:49.189 --> 00:09:50.958 that means so much to me. 242 00:09:50.991 --> 00:09:52.425 Are you okay? 243 00:09:53.460 --> 00:09:55.262 [Watts] I liked the idea that they show up 244 00:09:55.295 --> 00:09:57.931 helping Peter complete his arc and to make the right decision 245 00:09:57.965 --> 00:10:00.100 and maybe not make the mistakes that they made. 246 00:10:00.133 --> 00:10:02.069 But along the way, you know, 247 00:10:02.102 --> 00:10:04.104 they get some closure as well 248 00:10:04.137 --> 00:10:06.106 and some catharsis on their story lines. 249 00:10:06.974 --> 00:10:08.341 I love you guys. 250 00:10:10.811 --> 00:10:12.612 Thank you. Thank you. 251 00:10:13.546 --> 00:10:15.315 All right, let's do this. Let's go. 252 00:10:20.287 --> 00:10:23.023 [chuckles] Pumpkin bomb. 253 00:10:23.056 --> 00:10:25.125 I love me some Spider-Man, 254 00:10:25.158 --> 00:10:27.327 but I freaking love all the crazy villains. 255 00:10:27.360 --> 00:10:28.595 You know what I mean? 256 00:10:28.628 --> 00:10:30.330 The Green Goblin, Electro, 257 00:10:30.363 --> 00:10:33.834 that disco-ball-headed guy with the Mexican wrestling name. 258 00:10:33.867 --> 00:10:36.136 -My name is Mysterio. -[Ned, Betty] Cool name. 259 00:10:36.169 --> 00:10:39.206 They're super cool bad guys, no doubt, but they are even cooler 260 00:10:39.239 --> 00:10:41.675 thanks to the amazing actors who played them. 261 00:10:41.709 --> 00:10:44.044 [Foxx] I think the beauty of these franchises 262 00:10:44.077 --> 00:10:47.881 is that the fact that you have such talented actors. 263 00:10:47.915 --> 00:10:49.950 With all these guys, you can't miss. 264 00:10:49.983 --> 00:10:53.453 The Norman Osborn character is sort of a tragic figure 265 00:10:53.486 --> 00:10:55.723 and something I could get behind. 266 00:10:55.756 --> 00:10:57.858 It was fun to play that role. 267 00:10:57.891 --> 00:11:00.694 You know, I'm something of a scientist myself. 268 00:11:02.763 --> 00:11:04.564 Octavius knows what I can do. 269 00:11:04.597 --> 00:11:06.166 [Molina] In a lesser environment, 270 00:11:06.199 --> 00:11:09.136 us as villains, we would just be functionaries. 271 00:11:09.169 --> 00:11:11.538 We would just be there to, you know, get the plot going. 272 00:11:11.571 --> 00:11:15.642 But here, we've got real story lines. They are real people. 273 00:11:15.675 --> 00:11:19.546 In the first film, you had crazy-eyed Willem Dafoe as the Green Goblin... 274 00:11:19.579 --> 00:11:21.581 [growls, shouts] 275 00:11:21.614 --> 00:11:24.417 ...wearing that emerald nightmare right over there. 276 00:11:24.451 --> 00:11:26.820 I love that outfit. I'll wear it to a nightclub. Iconic. 277 00:11:26.854 --> 00:11:28.889 [crowd screaming] [growls] 278 00:11:28.922 --> 00:11:30.557 [chuckles] You want to know the truth? 279 00:11:30.590 --> 00:11:34.461 Nobody knows how uncomfortable those costumes are. 280 00:11:35.062 --> 00:11:39.432 [Smoove] We had the amazing performance from Alfred Molina as Doc Ock. 281 00:11:39.466 --> 00:11:43.103 It's been very nice to come back to something that is familiar, 282 00:11:43.136 --> 00:11:44.938 but, at the same time, completely new. 283 00:11:44.972 --> 00:11:46.373 Looks like we got competition. 284 00:11:46.406 --> 00:11:48.408 [Molina] There's some real depth to it, 285 00:11:48.441 --> 00:11:49.877 and that's what makes them interesting. 286 00:11:49.910 --> 00:11:50.911 [Peter 3] I'm sorry what was your name again? 287 00:11:50.944 --> 00:11:52.813 Dr. Otto Octavius. 288 00:11:53.814 --> 00:11:55.582 [laughing] No. 289 00:11:55.615 --> 00:11:57.951 There's no way your name's Dr. Otto Octavius. 290 00:11:58.786 --> 00:11:59.953 Wait, seriously? 291 00:11:59.987 --> 00:12:01.088 [Watts laughs] Cut. 292 00:12:02.255 --> 00:12:05.058 We met Venom for the first time. Ooh. 293 00:12:05.092 --> 00:12:08.295 Thomas Haden Church played a killer Sandman too, 294 00:12:08.328 --> 00:12:10.964 looking like he came straight out of the comic book. 295 00:12:10.998 --> 00:12:12.866 Or the beach. [chuckles] 296 00:12:12.900 --> 00:12:16.103 We were treated to Rhys Ifans as the Lizard. 297 00:12:16.603 --> 00:12:18.071 [roars] 298 00:12:18.105 --> 00:12:20.073 A quick cameo from Paul Giamatti as the Rhino... 299 00:12:20.107 --> 00:12:22.275 [laughing] 300 00:12:22.309 --> 00:12:23.743 Jamie Fox as Electro. 301 00:12:23.777 --> 00:12:25.779 [Foxx] You got a lot of great minds here, man. 302 00:12:25.813 --> 00:12:28.982 When you have that type of dynamite, that type of TNT, 303 00:12:29.016 --> 00:12:30.717 I mean, people are gonna go along for the ride. 304 00:12:30.750 --> 00:12:32.085 I think people are gonna marvel-- 305 00:12:32.119 --> 00:12:34.955 Oh! Man! 306 00:12:34.988 --> 00:12:37.557 [Smoove] And poor Dane DeHaan literally fell apart 307 00:12:37.590 --> 00:12:39.960 to become the new Green Goblin. 308 00:12:39.993 --> 00:12:42.095 [cackles] 309 00:12:42.129 --> 00:12:44.497 But how are you gonna top Michael freaking Keaton as Vulture? 310 00:12:44.531 --> 00:12:45.732 Can't be done! 311 00:12:45.765 --> 00:12:47.600 [Holland] He was so intimidating, 312 00:12:47.634 --> 00:12:49.136 it required no acting on my behalf 313 00:12:49.169 --> 00:12:50.938 because I'm just meant to be terrified. 314 00:12:50.971 --> 00:12:54.007 There is no one who could play that role better than he could. 315 00:12:54.041 --> 00:12:55.909 I thought this was the antigravity gun. 316 00:12:55.943 --> 00:12:57.144 No, that's that one. 317 00:12:58.111 --> 00:12:59.646 [Smoove chuckles] Oh, come on. 318 00:12:59.679 --> 00:13:01.414 Jake Gyllenhaal also totally nailed 319 00:13:01.448 --> 00:13:04.317 his turn as Mysterio in Far From Home. 320 00:13:04.351 --> 00:13:06.119 At first you're like, 321 00:13:06.153 --> 00:13:08.822 "Aw. What an amazing mentor and friend he is." 322 00:13:08.856 --> 00:13:12.525 And the next thing you know, he's ordering a drone strike on you and your friends. 323 00:13:12.559 --> 00:13:14.627 -[shouting] -Oh, It happened. I was there. 324 00:13:14.661 --> 00:13:16.663 Kill that witch! 325 00:13:16.696 --> 00:13:20.300 [Watts] I love the idea of putting a bunch of rogue villains together 326 00:13:20.333 --> 00:13:22.970 and just watching them meet each other and hang out and talk. 327 00:13:23.003 --> 00:13:25.605 You know I can give you a real makeover. 328 00:13:25.638 --> 00:13:27.040 Let me guess, into a lizard? 329 00:13:27.074 --> 00:13:28.208 Exactly. 330 00:13:28.241 --> 00:13:29.676 Would you two just shut up? 331 00:13:29.709 --> 00:13:31.444 I've never really seen that. 332 00:13:31.478 --> 00:13:35.282 I don't think any of the actors were coming for a cameo. 333 00:13:35.315 --> 00:13:39.953 I think that they were all coming to tell another chapter 334 00:13:39.987 --> 00:13:42.155 of their characters' story. 335 00:13:42.189 --> 00:13:43.790 You want to play games? 336 00:13:43.823 --> 00:13:45.959 You can't get better than Alfred Molina as Doc Ock. 337 00:13:45.993 --> 00:13:49.496 If you were ever gonna bring Doc Ock back, it would have to be Alfred Molina. 338 00:13:49.529 --> 00:13:52.465 And we realized that, thanks to the MCU, 339 00:13:52.499 --> 00:13:54.001 there's a way to do that. 340 00:13:54.034 --> 00:13:55.635 And that's what No Way Home is doing-- 341 00:13:55.668 --> 00:13:57.470 paying honor, in a very direct way, 342 00:13:57.504 --> 00:13:59.639 to the Spidey films that have come before. 343 00:13:59.672 --> 00:14:01.741 I think I can say this for all of us, we're all fans. 344 00:14:01.774 --> 00:14:04.011 And it's a wonderful world to be in. 345 00:14:04.044 --> 00:14:06.213 And if I say so myself, we're having a lot of fun. 346 00:14:06.246 --> 00:14:07.247 [shouts] 347 00:14:08.882 --> 00:14:12.052 [Pascal] The wonderful thing about working on these movies 348 00:14:12.085 --> 00:14:16.256 is that we have been working with unparalleled actors. 349 00:14:16.289 --> 00:14:18.892 I mean, actors are everything. 350 00:14:18.926 --> 00:14:21.594 We live in an amazing time in history, people, 351 00:14:21.628 --> 00:14:23.663 where we've been gifted not one, 352 00:14:23.696 --> 00:14:27.234 but two Mary Jane Watsons in our lives. 353 00:14:27.267 --> 00:14:29.236 [Starr] The always charming Kirsten Dunst 354 00:14:29.269 --> 00:14:30.703 played her in the initial trilogy, 355 00:14:30.737 --> 00:14:32.539 providing us with a wonderful performance 356 00:14:32.572 --> 00:14:34.942 and perhaps one of the most iconic screen kisses 357 00:14:34.975 --> 00:14:36.043 of all time. 358 00:14:42.282 --> 00:14:45.752 Yeah, man, I like my movie kisses wet and hanging upside down. 359 00:14:45.785 --> 00:14:47.554 [chuckles] Okay. 360 00:14:47.587 --> 00:14:50.890 [Starr] Our costar Zendaya would eventually take the MJ mantle 361 00:14:50.924 --> 00:14:52.392 in the most recent films, 362 00:14:52.425 --> 00:14:54.427 bringing a very funny, more modern spin. 363 00:14:54.461 --> 00:14:56.964 I don't wanna celebrate something that was built by slaves. 364 00:14:56.997 --> 00:14:59.399 Oh, I'm sure the Washington Monument wasn't built by... 365 00:15:01.334 --> 00:15:02.635 Okay. Enjoy your book. 366 00:15:02.669 --> 00:15:04.972 [screams] 367 00:15:06.273 --> 00:15:08.475 Think I wanna be done now! 368 00:15:08.508 --> 00:15:11.311 -But we never got to see the kiss again. -Never, never doing that again. 369 00:15:11.344 --> 00:15:12.679 Well, I don't know about that. 370 00:15:16.783 --> 00:15:19.953 [Smoove] We also had two Gwen Stacys make it into the films. 371 00:15:19.987 --> 00:15:23.756 First, Bryce Dallas Howard appeared in the role in Spider-Man 3. 372 00:15:23.790 --> 00:15:26.226 [Starr] But it was the Emma Stone version from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 373 00:15:26.259 --> 00:15:29.162 that met with the same fate as her comic book counterpart. 374 00:15:30.497 --> 00:15:32.399 [Peter 2] You can't be here right now. This is insane! 375 00:15:32.432 --> 00:15:35.135 Okay, guess what! This is my choice. This is mine. 376 00:15:35.168 --> 00:15:37.237 [Starr] And what Spider-Man story would be complete 377 00:15:37.270 --> 00:15:39.106 without mentioning Aunt May? 378 00:15:39.139 --> 00:15:41.608 -What's going on in there? -Peter's beloved mother figure. 379 00:15:41.641 --> 00:15:44.077 [Smoove] First, we had the great Rosemary Harris 380 00:15:44.111 --> 00:15:47.014 playing a quintessential white-haired version of Aunt May. 381 00:15:47.047 --> 00:15:49.649 Then they went out and got Sally Field. 382 00:15:49.682 --> 00:15:52.019 -[Starr] A legend. -[Smoove] Phew! 383 00:15:52.052 --> 00:15:53.820 Absolutely, a legend. 384 00:15:53.853 --> 00:15:56.089 And then in our films, we get the incredible Marisa Tomei... 385 00:15:56.123 --> 00:15:57.790 [Starr] Oh, my-- 386 00:15:57.824 --> 00:16:00.293 ...who flipped my perception of the character on its head. 387 00:16:00.327 --> 00:16:02.329 She really was kind of like my aunt. 388 00:16:02.362 --> 00:16:05.365 And we have this kind of familial connection to each other. 389 00:16:05.398 --> 00:16:07.300 That was great. 390 00:16:07.334 --> 00:16:09.102 And no discussion of Spider-Man's supporting characters 391 00:16:09.136 --> 00:16:11.271 would be complete without talking about 392 00:16:11.304 --> 00:16:13.140 J.K. Simmons' inspired performance 393 00:16:13.173 --> 00:16:14.607 as J. Jonah Jameson, 394 00:16:14.641 --> 00:16:16.476 editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle 395 00:16:16.509 --> 00:16:19.346 and the ultimate Spider-Man troll. 396 00:16:19.379 --> 00:16:20.680 [Smoove] Spider-Man troll. 397 00:16:20.713 --> 00:16:23.116 I didn't try to base him on anything 398 00:16:23.150 --> 00:16:25.052 other than my take on the comic books. 399 00:16:25.085 --> 00:16:27.654 And then it was just roll the camera and bark. 400 00:16:28.555 --> 00:16:29.856 Could you pay me in advance? 401 00:16:30.590 --> 00:16:33.326 [wheezing laugh] 402 00:16:34.361 --> 00:16:36.396 You serious? 403 00:16:36.429 --> 00:16:39.966 [Smoove] J.K.'s performance was so damn good in the original trilogy 404 00:16:39.999 --> 00:16:42.369 that they didn't even bother recasting the character 405 00:16:42.402 --> 00:16:44.671 when he shows up at the end of Far From Home, 406 00:16:44.704 --> 00:16:48.208 'cause who wants to live in that flattop's shadow? 407 00:16:48.241 --> 00:16:49.709 There you have it, folks: 408 00:16:49.742 --> 00:16:52.479 Conclusive proof that Spider-Man was responsible 409 00:16:52.512 --> 00:16:54.747 for the brutal murder of Mysterio. 410 00:16:54.781 --> 00:16:56.849 [Starr] What a great time to be a Spider-Man fan. 411 00:16:56.883 --> 00:16:59.086 -That's right, folks. -Whoo-whee! 412 00:16:59.119 --> 00:17:01.188 "Spider-Man: Hero or Menace"? 413 00:17:02.222 --> 00:17:03.723 [crew member] Three, two, one. 414 00:17:03.756 --> 00:17:05.024 Here we go. 415 00:17:05.058 --> 00:17:06.693 Behind every successful superhero film 416 00:17:06.726 --> 00:17:08.195 is a great director. 417 00:17:08.228 --> 00:17:10.930 And each of these Spider-Man film series 418 00:17:10.963 --> 00:17:14.534 have boasted a trio of talented filmmakers at the helm. 419 00:17:14.567 --> 00:17:17.237 [Smoove] Director Sam Raimi got first crack 420 00:17:17.270 --> 00:17:20.840 at bringing everybody's favorite wall crawler to life. 421 00:17:20.873 --> 00:17:22.475 Ready, and action. 422 00:17:26.579 --> 00:17:30.350 I love Sam Raimi. As a young filmmaker, you're seeing someone do something 423 00:17:30.383 --> 00:17:32.619 that is so entertaining and so full of life 424 00:17:32.652 --> 00:17:34.354 and comedy and energy. 425 00:17:34.387 --> 00:17:36.123 Then you feel like you could do that too. 426 00:17:36.156 --> 00:17:38.125 -How'd you do that? -Work out. 427 00:17:38.158 --> 00:17:40.227 You know, eat your green vegetables. 428 00:17:40.260 --> 00:17:42.862 He won me over with his vision, like, instantly. 429 00:17:42.895 --> 00:17:44.097 [horn honks] 430 00:17:44.131 --> 00:17:45.465 [Pascal] Schools closed down 431 00:17:45.498 --> 00:17:47.267 so people could go see that movie. 432 00:17:47.300 --> 00:17:50.403 You know, nobody had ever seen Spider-Man swinging before. 433 00:17:50.437 --> 00:17:52.205 [Maguire] Obviously, there's a lot of humor. 434 00:17:52.239 --> 00:17:55.742 Sam loves to just torture his characters. 435 00:17:55.775 --> 00:17:58.044 Cut it now. Good. 436 00:17:58.077 --> 00:17:59.312 That was good. 437 00:18:00.980 --> 00:18:02.949 [Smoove] And then came Marc Webb. 438 00:18:02.982 --> 00:18:05.485 Already a successful music video director, 439 00:18:05.518 --> 00:18:08.988 Webb was handed the keys to The Amazing Spider-Man series. 440 00:18:09.021 --> 00:18:12.425 I love those movies, and I thought that Marc Webb 441 00:18:12.459 --> 00:18:15.662 had such great human talent. 442 00:18:15.695 --> 00:18:19.098 And then when we cast Andrew and Emma, 443 00:18:19.132 --> 00:18:21.434 I think he did a brilliant job with them. 444 00:18:21.468 --> 00:18:23.002 [claps] Good. 445 00:18:23.035 --> 00:18:24.837 [Starr] Webb reimagined his Spider-M story 446 00:18:24.871 --> 00:18:26.639 from the ground up, 447 00:18:26.673 --> 00:18:29.142 surrounding Peter Parker with an award-winning supporting cast 448 00:18:29.176 --> 00:18:30.843 and then thrilling audiences 449 00:18:30.877 --> 00:18:34.013 by putting them right in the thick of the action. 450 00:18:35.282 --> 00:18:37.417 Marc is very, very generous, 451 00:18:37.450 --> 00:18:40.520 and he's a really creative, exciting director. 452 00:18:40.553 --> 00:18:42.155 [Webb] Action! 453 00:18:42.189 --> 00:18:44.257 Next, we arrive 454 00:18:44.291 --> 00:18:48.094 -at our esteemed colleague, Mr. Jon Watts. -[Starr] Yep, yep. 455 00:18:48.127 --> 00:18:50.430 [Smoove] Director of the three most recent Spider-Man films, 456 00:18:50.463 --> 00:18:52.765 Homecoming, Far From Home 457 00:18:52.799 --> 00:18:55.668 and the third installment, No Way Home, baby. 458 00:18:55.702 --> 00:18:57.870 [Feige] Seeing him grow through Homecoming 459 00:18:57.904 --> 00:19:00.173 and then Far From Home, and now with No Way Home, 460 00:19:00.207 --> 00:19:03.710 which is by far the most ambitious Spider-Man film ever made, 461 00:19:03.743 --> 00:19:06.546 seeing how he's grown into that role is really amazing. 462 00:19:06.579 --> 00:19:09.282 [Holland] Jon Watts has done such a wonderful job 463 00:19:09.316 --> 00:19:12.519 of creating this genre of superhero movie 464 00:19:12.552 --> 00:19:14.787 that kind of hasn't been told before. 465 00:19:14.821 --> 00:19:17.824 -Jon is amazing. -The weight of this film, he carries it so lightly. 466 00:19:17.857 --> 00:19:18.858 Great. Cut. 467 00:19:18.891 --> 00:19:20.893 Yeah! [cheering] 468 00:19:20.927 --> 00:19:23.663 [Starr] His ability to combine humor, humanity and spectacular action 469 00:19:23.696 --> 00:19:26.733 has helped propel the recent films to all-new heights. 470 00:19:26.766 --> 00:19:29.001 Going up! 471 00:19:29.035 --> 00:19:31.471 It's not like they are these little stand-alone stories either. 472 00:19:31.504 --> 00:19:34.841 They also have to honor the bigger MCU story lines 473 00:19:34.874 --> 00:19:36.643 going on in the background too. 474 00:19:36.676 --> 00:19:39.212 I can't believe I'm in the Sanctum Sanctorum. 475 00:19:39.246 --> 00:19:40.380 Neither can I. 476 00:19:40.413 --> 00:19:41.914 -Give me the box. -No. 477 00:19:41.948 --> 00:19:44.150 [Holland] Jon Watts, he has this thing 478 00:19:44.183 --> 00:19:46.419 where he'll say "one more" for every take, 479 00:19:46.453 --> 00:19:48.087 and then you'll do 20 more takes. 480 00:19:48.120 --> 00:19:49.522 -One more. -One more. 481 00:19:49.556 --> 00:19:51.358 -One more. -One, one, one, one more. 482 00:19:51.391 --> 00:19:53.660 One more means one more when you're on 22. 483 00:19:53.693 --> 00:19:55.728 Are you sure it's one more? 484 00:19:55.762 --> 00:19:58.431 Every time I say that now, I'm gonna get in trouble. Not in trouble. 485 00:19:58.465 --> 00:20:00.367 Put a dollar in the "one more" jar? Yeah. 486 00:20:00.400 --> 00:20:01.634 Got it. Moving on. Just kidding. 487 00:20:03.970 --> 00:20:06.273 [horns honking] 488 00:20:10.443 --> 00:20:13.780 -Spidey has hops. I could do that in my younger days. -I believe you. 489 00:20:13.813 --> 00:20:16.916 [Smoove] Each film series has taken its own stab 490 00:20:16.949 --> 00:20:19.286 at adapting Spidey's unique powers for film, 491 00:20:19.319 --> 00:20:22.689 resulting in some of the craziest action and stunts 492 00:20:22.722 --> 00:20:24.391 you're ever gonna see, 493 00:20:24.424 --> 00:20:28.461 requiring the lead actors to dive headlong into training, 494 00:20:28.495 --> 00:20:31.964 fight choreography and lots and lots of wirework. 495 00:20:32.899 --> 00:20:34.401 In the original trilogy, 496 00:20:34.434 --> 00:20:38.305 the VFX team blended large-scale practical effects 497 00:20:38.338 --> 00:20:40.807 with state-of-the-art digital effects from the time 498 00:20:40.840 --> 00:20:43.075 to give audiences their first glimpse 499 00:20:43.109 --> 00:20:45.912 at web swinging on the big screen. 500 00:20:46.513 --> 00:20:47.847 It also holds up too. 501 00:20:48.781 --> 00:20:50.550 And nowhere is that more apparent 502 00:20:50.583 --> 00:20:54.253 than in the absurdly cool subway scene from Spider-Man 2. 503 00:21:01.928 --> 00:21:03.896 You know, back in my day, 504 00:21:03.930 --> 00:21:05.932 I had to do a lot more practically. 505 00:21:05.965 --> 00:21:08.901 And it's just a lot easier now 506 00:21:08.935 --> 00:21:11.471 with what technology's able to do. 507 00:21:11.504 --> 00:21:14.741 [crew member] Three, two, one, action! 508 00:21:14.774 --> 00:21:17.977 [Smoove] Ten years later, digital effects had advanced to the point 509 00:21:18.010 --> 00:21:21.147 where Marc Webb and his VFX team 510 00:21:21.180 --> 00:21:24.751 were able to drop you right into Spider-Man's POV 511 00:21:24.784 --> 00:21:26.018 in The Amazing Spider-Man 512 00:21:26.052 --> 00:21:28.287 for an even more immersive thrill ride 513 00:21:28.321 --> 00:21:29.689 through the streets of Manhattan. 514 00:21:29.722 --> 00:21:31.157 All right. Good. And cut. 515 00:21:31.190 --> 00:21:33.826 [Webb] I thought about the nature of Spider-Man 516 00:21:33.860 --> 00:21:36.963 and how important it was for us to reinvent 517 00:21:36.996 --> 00:21:39.198 the language of Spider-Man. 518 00:21:39.231 --> 00:21:41.601 [Peter 2] What have you got for me today, New York? 519 00:21:41.634 --> 00:21:43.636 [Smoove] But then, Homecoming gave us 520 00:21:43.670 --> 00:21:45.772 -that incredible ferry disaster sequence... -[loud grunting] 521 00:21:45.805 --> 00:21:49.476 ...which gets one-upped by Spidey's epic midair battle with the Vulture 522 00:21:49.509 --> 00:21:52.011 on the surface of a stealth plane. 523 00:21:52.044 --> 00:21:53.179 Absolutely incredible. 524 00:21:53.212 --> 00:21:54.313 Safety first. 525 00:21:54.347 --> 00:21:55.848 [Smoove] Then in Far From Home, 526 00:21:55.882 --> 00:21:58.184 we get treated to these massive Elemental battles, 527 00:21:58.217 --> 00:22:01.053 but they turn out to be just an appetizer. 528 00:22:01.087 --> 00:22:02.088 [chuckling] 529 00:22:04.023 --> 00:22:07.226 And what about that sick Mysterio illusion sequence 530 00:22:07.259 --> 00:22:10.830 where he brings all of Peter Parker's inner fears to life? 531 00:22:10.863 --> 00:22:13.366 Zombie Tony Stark about to eat his brain! 532 00:22:14.667 --> 00:22:17.069 And then wham! He gets taken out by the Eurail. 533 00:22:17.103 --> 00:22:19.238 You hated to see it, but it had to happen. 534 00:22:19.271 --> 00:22:22.642 It blew my mind and made me question reality myself. 535 00:22:22.675 --> 00:22:24.343 This is Peter Parker, this is Peter Parker. 536 00:22:24.377 --> 00:22:25.645 Spider-Man, Spider-Man. 537 00:22:25.678 --> 00:22:26.846 They're mes from other universes. 538 00:22:26.879 --> 00:22:28.214 No, no. They're here to help. 539 00:22:28.247 --> 00:22:30.349 This is the wizard I was telling you about. 540 00:22:30.383 --> 00:22:32.485 [Holland] From a choreography standpoint, it's interesting 541 00:22:32.519 --> 00:22:35.187 because Spider-Man's never fought with Spider-Man before. 542 00:22:35.221 --> 00:22:37.056 And I think what we want to try and explore 543 00:22:37.089 --> 00:22:39.426 is an element of us trying to figure each other out 544 00:22:39.459 --> 00:22:42.094 and figure out our each individual, unique styles 545 00:22:42.128 --> 00:22:43.763 of how to be Spider-Man. 546 00:22:43.796 --> 00:22:45.765 And the amazing thing about working with Marvel and Sony 547 00:22:45.798 --> 00:22:48.234 is that the sky's the limit with these films. 548 00:22:48.267 --> 00:22:50.102 There's no idea that's too crazy, 549 00:22:50.136 --> 00:22:53.039 so if you want to do a quadruple backflip 550 00:22:53.072 --> 00:22:55.542 over an electric zap or something, 551 00:22:55.575 --> 00:22:57.043 that can happen. 552 00:22:57.076 --> 00:22:59.345 So, it's so fun being able to just sit down, 553 00:22:59.378 --> 00:23:00.913 play with the stunt team 554 00:23:00.947 --> 00:23:02.782 and figure out how we're going to make this film 555 00:23:02.815 --> 00:23:04.951 bigger and better than anything before. 556 00:23:07.053 --> 00:23:09.088 No, I really think you should have a disguise. 557 00:23:09.121 --> 00:23:12.124 An effective one, but also one that's funny. 558 00:23:15.294 --> 00:23:18.565 [Feige] The Spider-Man costume is probably, with no exaggeration, 559 00:23:18.598 --> 00:23:21.200 one of the best graphic design elements 560 00:23:21.233 --> 00:23:23.302 in the history of graphic design. 561 00:23:23.335 --> 00:23:25.071 [Peter 2] So, are you gonna go into battle 562 00:23:25.104 --> 00:23:26.573 dressed as a cool youth pastor, 563 00:23:26.606 --> 00:23:28.174 or do you got your suit? 564 00:23:29.476 --> 00:23:32.244 [Garfield] We were talking about the idea of how cool it is 565 00:23:32.278 --> 00:23:33.980 to wear the Spider-Man suit. 566 00:23:34.013 --> 00:23:37.083 But in reality, it takes three people and five shoehorns 567 00:23:37.116 --> 00:23:40.620 and a lot of talcum powder and oil and, like, 45 minutes-- 568 00:23:40.653 --> 00:23:42.088 Are you still using talcum powder? 569 00:23:42.121 --> 00:23:44.290 I'm still on the talc. The secret is... 570 00:23:44.323 --> 00:23:46.793 [Maguire] Go on. [Holland] I'll tell you the secret later. 571 00:23:46.826 --> 00:23:48.495 [Garfield] We'll catch up. I figured it out. 572 00:23:48.528 --> 00:23:51.397 Can I just go back to the trick about putting on the suit? 573 00:23:51.430 --> 00:23:53.833 'Cause this is practical stuff that I want to know. 574 00:23:53.866 --> 00:23:56.936 So, we have these plastic bags that I put over my feet. 575 00:23:56.969 --> 00:23:58.337 Ah, slippery. 576 00:23:58.370 --> 00:23:59.806 And then they slide right in. Slide in. 577 00:23:59.839 --> 00:24:02.675 The only thing is, you get mad sweaty feet. 578 00:24:02.709 --> 00:24:03.876 Tell me more about that. 579 00:24:07.313 --> 00:24:11.017 The Spidey suits you see in the movies are significantly better 580 00:24:11.050 --> 00:24:13.953 than the footy pajama versions I like to wear. 581 00:24:13.986 --> 00:24:16.489 Or-Or-Or I used to wear. 582 00:24:16.523 --> 00:24:19.091 Anyway, we thought it would be fun to take a look back 583 00:24:19.125 --> 00:24:20.860 at all the different Spider-Man suits 584 00:24:20.893 --> 00:24:22.361 that have graced the big screen. 585 00:24:22.394 --> 00:24:23.863 [sighs] 586 00:24:23.896 --> 00:24:25.598 Man, it's crazy! 587 00:24:25.632 --> 00:24:27.500 What else can this suit do? 588 00:24:28.568 --> 00:24:30.069 [gasps] What? 589 00:24:31.904 --> 00:24:35.207 [Smoove] First though, we got Tobey Maguire's red hoodie number 590 00:24:35.241 --> 00:24:37.109 from the original Spider-Man film. 591 00:24:37.143 --> 00:24:39.178 -You got my name wrong-- -[announcer] Get out there, you moron! 592 00:24:39.211 --> 00:24:42.114 Looks kind of like Banksy if he shopped at Marshalls. 593 00:24:42.148 --> 00:24:44.350 [Tobey] Spidey's gotta adjust his glasses. 594 00:24:44.383 --> 00:24:47.153 [Smoove] Tobey then gets an upgrade with an iconic red-and-blue suit 595 00:24:47.186 --> 00:24:49.989 that will last the entire first trilogy. 596 00:24:50.022 --> 00:24:53.025 Although it barely made it through an entire movie in one piece. 597 00:24:53.059 --> 00:24:57.129 [chuckles] And no need for web shooters cluttering up that drip. 598 00:24:57.163 --> 00:24:59.532 My man Tobey had organic web shooters, 599 00:24:59.566 --> 00:25:02.501 which is kinda nasty when you think about it. 600 00:25:02.535 --> 00:25:04.971 [students laughing] 601 00:25:05.004 --> 00:25:06.839 But it's also super cool. 602 00:25:06.873 --> 00:25:08.675 It's kind of like having a runny nose in your wrist. 603 00:25:11.177 --> 00:25:13.145 Later, in Spider-Man 3, 604 00:25:13.179 --> 00:25:15.381 -you got a taste of the legendary black suit... -[gasps] 605 00:25:15.414 --> 00:25:16.883 -...from the comic books. -Wow. 606 00:25:16.916 --> 00:25:18.651 [Smoove] For formal occasions, of course. 607 00:25:18.685 --> 00:25:20.920 Sometimes he might throw a bow tie on it. I don't know. 608 00:25:20.953 --> 00:25:23.590 Then came The Amazing Spider-Man, which debuted a new suit look 609 00:25:23.623 --> 00:25:26.025 with a more serious tone. 610 00:25:26.058 --> 00:25:28.527 This is the costume. This is the outfit. [laughing] 611 00:25:28.561 --> 00:25:30.529 It's different. I mean, we're changing things up. 612 00:25:30.563 --> 00:25:32.932 [Smoove] Subdued colors, buggier eyes 613 00:25:32.965 --> 00:25:37.570 and Spider-Man's traditional mechanical web shooters on the wrists. 614 00:25:37.604 --> 00:25:40.206 A second suit dropped in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, 615 00:25:40.239 --> 00:25:42.508 brightening the colors, widening the eyes 616 00:25:42.541 --> 00:25:46.012 and adopting more of Spidey's classic comic book look. 617 00:25:46.045 --> 00:25:48.347 Those eyes, which are big, they're really-- 618 00:25:48.380 --> 00:25:52.384 Those big, expressive, kind, friendly, white eyes 619 00:25:52.418 --> 00:25:53.853 that are such an important part 620 00:25:53.886 --> 00:25:55.755 of how people interact with Spider-Man 621 00:25:55.788 --> 00:25:57.757 and why they love Spider-Man. 622 00:25:59.125 --> 00:26:00.627 [Peter 3] A minor upgrade? 623 00:26:02.061 --> 00:26:04.797 Whoa! Oh, my God! 624 00:26:04.831 --> 00:26:06.599 Put it on. 625 00:26:06.633 --> 00:26:08.367 [Smoove] Tom Holland's first suit was introduced 626 00:26:08.400 --> 00:26:11.137 when the character debuted in Captain America: Civil War. 627 00:26:11.170 --> 00:26:14.874 It was a sleek, modern nod to the classic Spidey look. 628 00:26:14.907 --> 00:26:16.442 Plus, it came with web shooters 629 00:26:16.475 --> 00:26:20.446 and also enhanced with all kinds of crazy Stark tech. 630 00:26:20.479 --> 00:26:21.948 In Homecoming, 631 00:26:21.981 --> 00:26:25.117 Tom also dons his nifty homemade prototype suit. 632 00:26:25.151 --> 00:26:26.919 [Happy] What the hell are you wearing? 633 00:26:26.953 --> 00:26:28.320 [Smoove] Then we get to Tom's tricked-out Iron Spider look 634 00:26:28.354 --> 00:26:30.122 in Infinity Wa and Endgame, 635 00:26:30.156 --> 00:26:32.224 with those shiny, golden spider legs 636 00:26:32.258 --> 00:26:34.493 flying every which way. 637 00:26:34.526 --> 00:26:37.797 After that, Far From Home introduced another all-black outfit, 638 00:26:37.830 --> 00:26:39.666 aka the Night Monkey. 639 00:26:39.699 --> 00:26:41.433 -Whoo! -[Fury] How's the suit? 640 00:26:41.467 --> 00:26:43.135 It's a little tight around the old web-shooter. 641 00:26:43.169 --> 00:26:44.737 Parker! Okay, I'll shut up. 642 00:26:44.771 --> 00:26:46.639 Later in the film, Peter designs 643 00:26:46.673 --> 00:26:48.474 an all-new suit with Stark tech... 644 00:26:48.507 --> 00:26:49.942 [sighs] Okay. 645 00:26:49.976 --> 00:26:52.511 [Smoove] ...resulting in the first-of-its-kind 646 00:26:52.544 --> 00:26:54.346 red-and-black variation. 647 00:26:54.380 --> 00:26:57.817 With all these suits, I can't wait to see what's next. 648 00:26:57.850 --> 00:27:00.219 You think your fancy new suit's gonna save you? 649 00:27:03.455 --> 00:27:06.258 [Stan Lee] The thing I'm proudest of is the fact 650 00:27:06.292 --> 00:27:11.130 that people of all ages seem to love Spider-Man. 651 00:27:11.163 --> 00:27:14.133 [Starr] Take a quick look back at all of Stan's cameos 652 00:27:14.166 --> 00:27:16.502 from all the Spider-Man films. 653 00:27:16.535 --> 00:27:19.706 Stan Lee. Gone, but never forgotten. 654 00:27:19.739 --> 00:27:21.007 Excelsior. 655 00:27:26.545 --> 00:27:28.347 [screams] Look out! 656 00:27:29.982 --> 00:27:32.685 -[grunts] -Hey! Shut that off! 657 00:27:32.719 --> 00:27:34.286 I was-- Tell him it's my car! 658 00:27:34.320 --> 00:27:37.123 Don't make me come down there, you punk! 659 00:27:37.156 --> 00:27:39.959 Hey, Gary! How ya doing? 660 00:27:39.992 --> 00:27:41.327 Marjorie, how are you? 661 00:27:45.832 --> 00:27:47.767 [crowd applauding] 662 00:27:50.870 --> 00:27:52.538 Hey, I think I know that guy. 663 00:27:55.507 --> 00:27:59.712 You know, I guess one person can make a difference. 664 00:28:02.014 --> 00:28:03.049 Nuff said. 665 00:28:04.283 --> 00:28:07.319 Doing this show, Martin, one thing becomes pretty clear. 666 00:28:07.353 --> 00:28:08.420 What's that? 667 00:28:08.454 --> 00:28:09.856 When it comes to superheroes, 668 00:28:09.889 --> 00:28:11.991 Spider-Man is king. Okay. 669 00:28:12.024 --> 00:28:13.826 [Starr] We've got three versions, eight films, 670 00:28:13.860 --> 00:28:15.427 countless box office records. 671 00:28:15.461 --> 00:28:16.863 The fact that this one character 672 00:28:16.896 --> 00:28:18.931 is capable of that much success for so long 673 00:28:18.965 --> 00:28:20.532 is a testament to the appeal 674 00:28:20.566 --> 00:28:22.134 of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's creation. 675 00:28:23.970 --> 00:28:26.072 [Smoove] But we ain't done, Martin. We're not? 676 00:28:26.105 --> 00:28:28.741 No. Even though every Spider-Man film series 677 00:28:28.775 --> 00:28:31.210 has taken the character down a different road, 678 00:28:31.243 --> 00:28:34.346 now all these roads lead to one place. 679 00:28:34.380 --> 00:28:36.215 -[Starr] Hmm. Where's that? -Spider-Man: No Way Home. 680 00:28:36.248 --> 00:28:39.952 The culmination of two decades worth of hard work, creativity 681 00:28:39.986 --> 00:28:42.621 and some intense gymnastics. 682 00:28:42.654 --> 00:28:44.857 Dude! [Ned] Dude! 683 00:28:44.891 --> 00:28:46.192 Dude! 684 00:28:46.225 --> 00:28:47.393 [gasps] 685 00:28:47.426 --> 00:28:49.461 -You ready? -I'm ready. 686 00:28:49.495 --> 00:28:52.899 I don't know about you, man, but my juices are flowing. 687 00:28:52.932 --> 00:28:54.433 [Starr] Yeah, right there with you, buddy. 688 00:28:54.466 --> 00:28:56.068 We hope that you enjoyed 689 00:28:56.102 --> 00:28:58.570 this trip down Spider-Man movie memory lane 690 00:28:58.604 --> 00:29:00.739 as much as we enjoyed putting this thing together 691 00:29:00.773 --> 00:29:02.909 with the help of some very talented people. 692 00:29:04.110 --> 00:29:06.645 [Smoove] It's all effort and personal sacrifice. 693 00:29:06.678 --> 00:29:09.415 With great power comes great responsibility. 694 00:29:09.448 --> 00:29:11.317 [Smoove] You're now locked and loaded 695 00:29:11.350 --> 00:29:13.319 for Spider-Man: No Way Home. 696 00:29:13.352 --> 00:29:15.721 You can thank us later. You're welcome. 697 00:29:15.754 --> 00:29:18.457 Do it for yourself, but also do it for us, 698 00:29:18.490 --> 00:29:21.427 after all we've been through this last half an hour. 699 00:29:21.460 --> 00:29:25.131 Plus, Daddy's STARmeter needs some boost. 700 00:29:25.164 --> 00:29:27.633 Spidey fans, look the guy up. 701 00:29:28.500 --> 00:29:29.936 He's J.B. Smoove. 702 00:29:29.969 --> 00:29:31.503 And this guy here is Martin Starr. 703 00:29:31.537 --> 00:29:32.604 Thanks for watching. 704 00:29:32.638 --> 00:29:35.141 [imitating shooting web] 705 00:29:35.174 --> 00:29:37.209 What are you spraying? What are you doing? 706 00:29:40.646 --> 00:29:41.881 We lost him.