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We often take moments to reflect back on our childhood and most of us remember who or what we wanted to be when we grew up.
You may have wanted to be an astronaut, a footballer, a scientist, a director – the list goes on. However, there are millions who probably wanted nothing more than to be Spider-Man. Even now, perhaps the child in us aches for the same thing. After seeing the recently unveiled footage for Tom Holland’s third stand-alone outing, you wouldn’t be deemed foolish for that at all.
Over the years, superhero cinema has come a long way. Back when audiences flocked to see 2000’s X-Men, despite how revolutionary it was, perhaps nobody could have imagined something with the sweeping scope of Avengers: Endgame.
Recent efforts such as Black Panther and Thor: Ragnarok have earned a wealth of praise, but when it comes to sweet nostalgia, is there anything better than looking back over Spidey’s history on the screen?
Beginning with Sam Raimi’s 2002 blockbuster, we have seen seven live-action films and three incarnations of the hero, and with another installment on the way, it’s worth knowing where to watch all Spider-Man movies in preparation
Before highlighting where to watch them, let’s break the films down into categories for a moment.
Firstly, there is Sam Raimi’s trilogy starring Tobey Maguire in the titular role, which lasted from 2002 until 2007. Next, we saw Marc Webb take over the director’s chair with Andrew Garfield stepping in to portray Peter Parker.
The pair collaborated on two movies between 2012 and 2014, with Jon Watts then coming in to direct Homecoming and Far From Home between 2017 and 2019; Tom Holland reprised the web-slinger role after debuting in Civil War.
All of the movies apart from Spider-Man 2 are on UK Netflix at the moment.
If you’re looking to marathon all three eras of Spider-Man outside of Netflix then it’ll cost a fair price.
Over on Amazon Video (UK), Raimi’s first and third Spidey films are only available to buy, with the installments priced at £4.99, but the second can be rented from £2.49.
Similarly, the Amazing entries are £4.99; the more recent Homecoming is 5.99. Alternatively, DVD and Blu-ray options are available too.
Four years after being bitten by a radioactive spider and gaining wall-crawling powers, things are looking up for Peter Parker. He and Mary Jane are in love, he’s excelling in his college studies, and crowds are cheering the web-slinging Spider-Man while he’s being handed the keys to the city.
Peter is feeling so good that he decides to take the next step with MJ and seeks his Aunt May’s advice on how to ask for her hand in marriage. But that’s when things start to crumble. (You knew they had to, right?) First, MJ is fired from her job in a Broadway musical, which causes a little tension. Then Spidey gives an upside-down kiss to a pretty girl for the newspapers, which causes a lot of tension (“That’s our kiss!” MJ grumpily informs Peter).
On top of that, Peter’s friend Harry has strapped on the high-tech gadgetry of the Green Goblin and wants to avenge his father’s death (that he mistakenly thinks Peter deliberately caused). On top of that, there’s a thief-turned-Sandman-monster, who turns out to be the guy who really killed Peter’s Uncle Ben. And on top of that and that, a manipulative photographer named Eddie Brock is trying to steal Peter’s job with the Daily Bugle.
And there’s still one more “on top of” calamity: A tar-black chunk of bio-organism from outer space (to become known as Venom) crash-lands and hitches a ride on Peter’s motor scooter before eventually attaching itself to our hero’s outfit. One of Spider-Man’s red-and-blue suits turns a cool, coal black—and his heart begins to darken, too. Peter fights against the urge to wear the power-amplifying suit, but comes to the decision that wearing it is the only way to seek out his revenge and battle off new threats. Besides, he’s starting to like the dark changes he’s feeling.
Alongside their superhero action sequences, all of the Spider-Man movies have set up a pulpit and preached about courage, responsibility, friendship, duty and follow-through. This one doesn’t alter the formula. At its end, Peter proclaims, “Whatever battles we have raging inside us, we always have a choice. It’s the choices that make us who we are and we can always choose to do what’s right.” When Peter chooses to use his superpowers to exact vengeance upon the man who killed his uncle, he soon realizes that his hatred is taking its worst toll on no one but himself.
He finds he can only be rid of this burden by forgiving his foe.
[Spoiler Warning] Harry is consumed by rage as well, all focused at Peter. He, too, not only learns to forgive, but he puts his life on the line to protect his friend. Eddie, on the other hand, is so eaten up by malignant hate that when he is given a chance to free himself, he refuses and is destroyed. Sandman also makes choices. He loves his sick daughter, but he turns to theft to try to help her and loses everything, even her.
Never far away from her pearls of wisdom, Aunt May tells Peter, “A man has to be understanding and put his wife before himself. Can you do that?” She also warns him that revenge “is like a poison. It can take us over. Before you know it, it can turn us into something ugly.” Peter is told, “Everybody needs help sometimes.”
While looking at an announcement of a city gathering to celebrate Spider-Man, a passerby tells Peter, “I guess one person can make a difference.”
We see Spider-Man contemplating his choices while sitting on the cross-adorned peak of a church’s bell tower. And he makes the choice for rightness and freedom inside that same bell tower. (I’ll deal with the biblical implications in more detail in my “Conclusion.”)
In a much less spiritual moment, Peter confronts a lying Eddie with, “You want forgiveness—get religion!” Eddie subsequently enters a Catholic church, dips his fingers into the holy water, crosses himself and asks God to kill Peter Parker.
A TV announcer says of Spider-Man, “He seems to have come out of nowhere to answer the prayers of the city.”

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