Gwen Stacy

There are some moments that looked really, really bad.

One scene in particular, whenever Andrew Garfield has his redemption and he saves Zendaya, which he was not able to save Gwen Stacy in his movie.

Whenever he is able to do that, he grabs her.

And then whenever he hits the ground, if you look at Andrew Garfield, it looks so bad that you realize that doesn't look like him at all.

Even with Andrew Garfield.

No, Gwen Stacy was fire.

Nah, Gwen Stacy wasn't accurate.

That was Emma Stone.

Emma Stone was valid.

I don't know why we got so scared of big mask eyes, because it looks so much better.

Please welcome Gwen Stacy.

There's like so much more saturation too.

It looks

keaton moment We never got anything like this with another Spider-Man.

The physical comedy of this level.

Gwen Stacy.

Oh my God.

I just can't, "Oh, let me fire this up." [laughs] Yeah.

So but, you know, and she was also Gwen Stacy in the Andrew Garfield Spider-Man-

Mm-hmm

... movies.

He knew...

He, he, Peter Parker moved in a, in s- in, um, Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man as if he knew, "If I don't get this done, it ain't gonna get done." One of my favorite scenes was when he sees, um, Gwen Stacy, and he's like, "What are you doing here? Yo, you supposed to be over there where I stuck you at the cop car." And he's like spazzing out, but then he can't even spazz out the way he wants to, 'cause he got Electro wilding out right next to him.

That's how I like to see Spider-Man.

This Spider-Man we see from Tom Holland, he-

Again, let's just have to blame Sony interference on it because they didn't know what kind of a film they wanted to make.

Yes, they developed Peter's relationship with Gwen Stacy.

And as we all know, it's a tragic relationship.

I'm glad that they did that.

But again, they overcooked the recipe.

Tackling one of the most iconic comics in the Spider-Man history in this film.

And as someone who has seen Gwen Stacy's story being told so many times before.

I'm