Top 10 Best Spider-Man Movies

Honestly, Spider-Man 2 was a masterpiece. Whilst the original will always be my favorite, Spider-Man 2 was flawless. It was deep, intriguing, and kept you interested.

The story focused mostly on Peter's struggle to accept the responsibilities of being a superhero, having to put the city's needs before his own, which meant disappointing his aunt, losing his job, and not being with the one person he loves more than anything in the world. It's depressing, and Peter losing his powers means he can't sacrifice his own life anymore. He wants to be Peter Parker again.

Regaining his powers is Peter realizing that he is Spider-Man, and it's his responsibility to look after others, even if that means he can't balance his own life anymore. This movie was a masterpiece. Spider-Man will never hit this high again, unfortunately.

This movie is the greatest for me not because it's the "original," but because it gave us a perfect Spider-Man. Everything was perfect: the suit, the characters, everything. This suit is my second favorite out of all of them, only behind The Amazing Spider-Man 2's, but not by far. It is certainly better than Homecoming's suit because that looked like a kid's Halloween costume you could buy from Target.

Next up are the actors, who were unbelievably stunning. Tobey Maguire was a legendary Peter Parker and a pretty decent Spider-Man. Also, Willem Dafoe is an amazing Green Goblin. He practically is the character. But of course, the story is the best part of this film. They nailed the origin and never made us bored. This film is legendary, and nothing can top it for me.

Spider-Man 2 was a little corny to me, and the plot was a little out of sorts. Andrew Garfield also does a much better job of portraying Peter than Tobey Maguire. Also, the love interest, Gwen Stacy, was a lot better than Mary Jane, especially in Spider-Man 2. It just seemed to me that MJ only wanted to fall in love with someone who would go to her play! What the hell is up with that?

The villain, Lizard, is one of the best villains of Spider-Man to be seen on-screen to date. Fantastic acting, fantastic plot, and fantastic character development. My favorite Spider-Man movie.

Spider-Man 2 was awesome, but Homecoming is the best. They made the Vulture intimidating (and to top it all off, he's played by Michael Keaton, an actor who knows a thing or two about playing characters with wings). The Shockers were awesome, and so was Tinkerer. Basically, Homecoming was a much, MUCH better version of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 with the multiple villains thing.

Spider-Man: Homecoming is the best Spider-Man movie because we actually have someone who looks like a teenager playing the character. It also has a scene at the end which I will not spoil that shows the true essence of Spider-Man. We also have a great supporting cast, a terrifying villain, and a third act that builds upon the first two acts. What can I say? This is the best Spider-Man movie, and we've been waiting for a good one for 13 years.

Very misunderstood and underrated, this film had more heart, mature themes, and complex story themes than any of the MCU films. Plus, the music is so good (Harry wink) and the action scenes are some of the most creative I have seen in cinema. The CGI and graphics for the most part hold up very well, particularly Sandman and the symbiote effects. My brother and I love this movie. It gave us a lot of happiness together. Love it and always will.

10/10 for me and equal along with the other two Raimi films. Tobey is Spider-Man to me, and I don't think that will change in live action.

It's great to be Spider-Man. For Peter Parker, there's no feeling quite like swinging between skyscrapers, embracing being the hero, and spending time with Gwen.

But being Spider-Man comes at a price: only Spider-Man can protect his fellow New Yorkers from the formidable villains that threaten the city. With the emergence of Electro, Peter must confront a foe far more powerful than he is. And as his old friend, Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan), returns, Peter comes to realize that all of his enemies have one thing in common: OsCorp.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is the best Spider-Man movie of all time. It shouldn't even be a debate at this point! Easily number 1!

Has anyone seen this? So much wow and so many twists. But it does let you know the cinematic universe is expanding.

It's a mix of what we love from Spider-Man in one movie, so it works! How can you not love this movie?