PETER ANDREW SAVE'S MJ SAD EDIT

MY DISCORD; discord.gg/Nxt4can6Mu

Emma stone was the best MJ ever...

The saddest part of it is he saves MJ so easily, which means he replayed the scenario over and over and over again to the point he knew exactly what he would do if EVER given the chance. And as a man who has lived with regret, that shit hits different. This entire interaction between the Peters offerinc each one closure in their own timeline was extremely well done in my opinion. I cried in the theater and I tear up every time these scenes hit.

Andrew Garfield is without a doubt the best actor out of the three live-action Spider-Men. The emotion he's able to convey in scenes like these just hits me like a freight train every time.

Toby's Spiderman - most popular Spiderman. Tom's Spiderman - most innocent Spiderman. Andrew's Spiderman - most tragic and relatable Spiderman

When Andrew jumps the second time you feel someone who has replayed the situation a million times in his head trying to figure out how he could have done better. Without even a word having to be said. That's powerful.

When he catches MJ and asks if she's okay, you can really feel his emotion. That was honestly one of the most powerful scenes in the movie for me. I don't really tear up during movies often but damn, this one hit hard. Knowing how he was so close to saving Gwen but ultimately just didn't have enough time and then seeing him redeem himself was great but also so saddening to see his reflection of the whole situation. Like I felt that. I felt his sadness in that moment.

Andrew Garfield was hands down the best actor in this movie. Tom did great and showed incredible range. But Andrew stole every scene he was in. His facial expression after saving MJ broke my heart.

The comics had a similar moment like this. For those who might not know, in the books, peter actually killed gwen when he tried to save her from the green goblin dropping her...the whiplash from stopping so suddenly snapped her kneck, and she died. Flash forward to when he saved anna maria at the end of the superior spider-man run, and he actually has an inner monolog about how hes gone over it a million times in his heas, basically daily, since gwen died, and how now he leaens every point of the body he needs to latch onto and the exact required force to avoid that from ever happening again, and saves her.

MJ asking Andrew " are you okay? " is such a powerful line... most time we are simply not asked if we are okay, we are conditioned to say we are okay even if we are not, and when someone really asks, we know deep down what to say, but saying it is always the most difficult thing for us. being vulnerable, is next to impossible...

Love how the emotion Andrew has seems so bloody genuine even when he catches toms Mj you can feel the emotion he looks like he’s actually crying

The way he throws the steel beam out of the way. The fact he refused to rely on his webs again. Every second of this scene, the more you think of it the harder it is to watch. Such a powerful moment for emotion.

Okay, but I love that MJ was genuinely asking him if he was okay when she saw he was about to break down. She legit almost died but asked this superhero if he was alright.

Andrew Garfield was always criminally overlooked and Im so happy this movie redeemed his qualities. His acting wasnt the problem. His portrayal of Peter was perfectly fine too. But the whole behind-the-scenes-business just put such a damper on his tenure as Spider-man.

This whole movie really showed me how much Andrew Garfield's grown as an actor, I really never suspected the kid who played Spider Man would be able to have such a depth on emotion in scenes like this. He really killed it in this movie and in Under the Banner of Heaven.

Why is nobody talking about the thumbnail, its just perfect

Tribute to the best Spiderman with the best movies. Love Amazing Spiderman.

Andrew was the best part of No Way Home. I cried watching this scene. You can just see in his mind that he's replaying Gwen and glad that he had a chance for a do over - even if it didn't save Gwen. Andrew's whole performance made me like him so much more now as Spider-Man than I did then - he redeemed himself.

His emotion in this movie was so high due to him recently losing his mom and I swear you can feel his pain in every scene he steals. Stellar acting channeling that pain onto the big screen

When I first saw the Gwen death scene I thought it was the saddest thing to have ever happened in a Marvel movie. Then they went and triggered the world's PTSD right after we had all finally moved passed Gwen's death by having Garfield Spiderman catch MJ. We all felt the pain with Peter when he asked MJ "Are you okay?" and she responded "Are you okay?". Powerful movie moment, and this video, with this song make it even more power. Great work on putting this together.