SPIDER-MAN: Ranking The Wall-Crawler's Best Moments In The Marvel Cinematic Universe

Spider-Man's time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe appears to have reached its end. With any luck, a resolution will be found but, for now, we're looking back at his greatest moments in this shared world.

By JoshWilding - Aug 23, 2019 09:08 AM EST

Filed Under: Spider-Man

You don't need us to tell you about what's going on with Sony and Disney right now because it's obviously something we've been talking about for days. Right now, we're no closer to a resolution, though, and it really does look like Spider-Man's time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is at an end.

Regardless of whether that run really is over, though, there's no denying that Spidey has had some truly amazing and spectacular moments in the MCU over the past three years.

Across his appearances in Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and Spider-Man: Far From Home, Peter Parker has delivered a lot of unforgettable moments which will go down in history. Now, we're taking a look at the ten which stand out as being the best. The question is, which of them have we put at the top of that list?

Well, to find out, all you guys have to do is hit the "View List" button down below!

10. Taking Down Giant-Man

Spider-Man's first real outing as a superhero in Captain America: Civil War saw him joining Iron Man and the rest of The Avengers in Germany to take on Captain America's team of, well, Avengers, after Zemo's machinations saw Earth's Mightiest Heroes torn down the middle.

Putting his ingenuity to good use, the wall-crawler took inspiration from a "really old movie" called The Empire Strikes Back to use his webs to wrap up Giant-Man's legs and take him down just like an AT-AT (with an assist from Iron Man and War Machine). Spidey had a lot of memorable interactions during the airport battle but this stands out as a highlight.

The MCU's version of Peter was very inexperienced at this stage but this sequence provided a glimpse at exactly what he's capable of a superhero and that's something fans should appreciate.

9. Peter Parker Meets Captain Marvel

Like a lot of other heroes, Spider-Man's role in Avengers: Endgame was a minor one but the Russo Brothers made good use of him. The "Instant Kill" sequence has been somewhat controversial, of course, but Peter (who has a "no-kill" rule in the comic books which us a huge part of the character) was only taking out a bunch of mindless aliens later dusted by Iron Man.

His emotional goodbye to Tony Stark was obviously noteworthy but so too was the youngster's first meeting with Carol Danvers.

Comic book fans will be well aware that these two are close friends in the source material and so seeing Captain Marvel meet Spider-Man before that awesome A-Force moment was very cool and a real treat for moviegoers who love seeing their favourite characters interacting on screen.

8. An Awkward Car Journey

Heading into Spider-Man: Homecoming's final act, we obviously knew that Adrian Toomes was The Vulture. Peter Parker did as well but what none of realised was that he was also Liz's father!

As a result, we were left every bit as shocked as Peter when the villain answered the door and what followed was a superb sequence in which Spidey tried to play it cool as Toomes slowly realised that the high school student in the back of his car dating his daughter had been interfering with his plans.

It was an awesome sequence and one Marvel Studios successfully managed to keep under wraps before Spider-Man: Homecoming arrived in theaters. It also showed that Peter was willing to do what's right to protect those around him even if that meant giving up what he wanted in the process.

7. Spider-Sense, At Last

Something that baffled fans from the start was the fact that the MCU version of Spider-Man didn't have his Spider-Sense from the comics. It had certainly been alluded to but the web-slinger wasn't exactly dodging incoming attacks the way you might expect. Well, Spider-Man: Far From Home finally introduced the "Peter Tingle" and, silly name aside, it was awesome.

Introducing it during that final fight with Mysterio made this particular superpower feel earned and while we don't know how it was supposed to develop moving into future movies, it certainly would have been interesting exploring it alongside the webbed warrior.

As it stands, though, Spidey taking out those drones thanks to his "Peter Tingle" remains a highlight.

6. "Hey, Everyone!"

We're actually moving outside the movies themselves for a second to highlight a now iconic moment from the Captain America: Civil War trailer. It was no secret that Spider-Man would make a cameo appearance in the movie but this teaser pulled back the curtain on the MCU's version of the character in a huge way that wouldn't soon be forgotten.

We'd been wondering whether Spidey might make an appearance in the trailer and him leaping into action and declaring, "Hey, everyone!" was the perfect way to handle this.

The moment played out slightly different in the movie itself, of course, but it's hard not to look back at this trailer and not get goosebumps, especially as it was our first look at Spider-Man in the same world as The Avengers, something none of us ever thoughts we would get to see.

5. "What's The Fu-"

Spider-Man: Homecoming ended with what appeared to be a typical final superhero movie scene as a suited up Peter Parker stood triumphantly in his bedroom decked out in the costume given to him by Tony Stark. However, it's fair to say none of us could have predicted the scene that came next.

As the camera panned around the hero, Aunt May could be seen in the background and she shouted "What the fu-" before the movie ended and we were left for two years waiting and seeing how she would react to the revelation that her nephew is actually a friendly, neighbourhood superhero!

It was an awesome cliffhanger and something which delivered an exciting new status quo for Spidey.

4. More Than A Costume

Spider-Man: Homecoming also made some dramatic changes to what had come before by giving Peter Parker a costume which had been created by Iron Man and was, as a result, packed full of crazy gadgets. However, when a costly mistake led to that being taken from him, the wall-crawler found himself back in that homemade costume.

Well, proving that he didn't need any of those fancy gadgets to be a superhero, Peter managed to dig deep and lift the rubble The Vulture had buried him under before putting an end to Toomes' plan once and for all.

This was a great homage to the comic books and while some fans were unhappy with the hero's fancy new costume, it was also a moment that proved this Spider-Man was still the hero we all know and love. It's noteworthy that in the sequel, he relied a lot less on all of those additions.

3. "Mr. Stark, I Don't Feel So Good..."

Marvel Studios didn't have Spider-Man for very long but, yes, they really did kill the wall-crawler off in Avengers: Infinity War! In perhaps the movie's most emotional scene (and there were a lot of them), Peter Parker suddenly didn't feel very well and collapsed in Iron Man's arms, making it clear that he wasn't ready to die. Then, he turned to dust.

This scene not only emphasised how young this Spidey is but also effectively got across the horror of what Thanos was doing.

It's hard to imagine this moment working as well with anyone else and Tom Holland's performance here was fantastic. This scene is bound to go down as one of the most powerful in the history of the MCU and it just goes to show how quickly Spidey became this shared world's emotional backbone.

2. Mysterio Illusion Sequence

Wow.

Spider-Man: Far From Home director Jon Watts absolutely outdid himself here and this entire illusion sequence is probably the most comic book-y set of scenes in a superhero movie ever! As the web-slinger found himself fighting off Iron Man's corpse, multiple versions of himself, and a skyscraper sized version of Mysterio, it's hard to imagine any fan not sitting their with their jaw agape.

This was a beautifully crafted sequence in the sequel which perfectly portrayed the lead villain's powers, all while putting Spidey in a position it's fair to say we could have never imagined him in.

I can't wait to watch this again and again when the Blu-ray is eventually released...

1. Spider-Man's Secret Identity Is Outed

Now, if we're talking about jaw-dropping moments, it really doesn't get any better than this. In what appeared to be a pretty straightforward mid-credits scene with Spidey hanging out with MJ, we were treated to both the return of J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson and the mind-blowing moment when the hero's secret identity is outed...oh, and he was framed as a criminal!

As cliffhangers go, this was even more spectacular than the one with Aunt May and it's something none of us ever imagined happening (what is it with Marvel Studios and epic surprises?).

A true game-changer for the wall-crawler's status quo, the mind boggles with where this particular plot thread was meant to go and if your jaw didn't literally drop when this happened, you may very well be dead inside. Spider-Man: Far From Home was one heck of a movie but this was the best mid-credits scene of all-time. Now, here's hoping we get to see Marvel Studios follow up on it.

Continue reading below to see some of the dumb ideas Sony Pictures
had for Spider-Man before they teamed with Marvel Studios!

Spider-Man Joins The Sinister Six

Sony mulled over a lot of different Sinister Six ideas, many of which we'll touch on later in this article. However, one version would have seen Spidey recruited to the team by Doctor Octopus before the villain inevitably betrays the wall-crawler and shows his true colours.

Drew Goddard reportedly wanted Matt Damon to play him and the likes of Colin Firth, Daniel Craig, Will Smith, and Denzel Washington were also suggested by the studio.

The team would have battled an alien called Gog in the Savage Land (as well as dinosaurs) and the movie's MacGuffin was set to be the actual Pandora's Box. Another idea thrown around would have seen the wall-crawler don the Venom Symbiote and ask the team for help in stopping Carnage. However, there was one big concern: the word "Sinister" might alienate younger moviegoers.

Seriously.

Spider-Man Must Be White And Can't Be Gay

This rather controversial rule is actually something Marvel specified when Sony Pictures purchased the film rights to Spider-Man. You see, while Sony does technically have full control of the web-slinger, there are indeed some things they can't do, and that means ensuring that he's a white male who "is not a homosexual (unless Marvel has portrayed that alter ego as a homosexual)."

His parents must always be absent from his childhood, he must be bitten by a spider, and the black costume has to be a Symbiote and not a suit of his own design. Also, Spidey "does not torture; does not kill in defense of self or others; does not use foul language beyond PG-13; does not smoke tobacco; does not sell/distribute illegal drugs; does not abuse alcohol; does not have sex before the age of 16; does not have sex with anyone below the age of 16."

I think those last few probably go without saying, but it's good to know Spidey can't be a sex offender!

A Spider-Man For Millennials

It seems Sony realised that Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker wasn't exactly the most accessible version of the character, so it was at this point they decided that the next version should appear to millennials. Apparently, youngsters use "N.B.D." ("No Big Deal") on social media to describe doing yoga and veganism, and the studio wanted to emphases that everything is "N.B.D." to Spidey.

Spider-Man's movements are "beautiful," so Sony fancied tying that into the Electronic Dance Music craze...providing they could find a "killer DJ." At the time, Snapchat had introduced its "Story" function and the studio also wanted the web-slinger to get in on that because the hero's Snapchat circle "would be huge, and very buzzworthy and cool." What a film all this would have made, eh?

Sam Raimi Was Offered The Chance To Return

Sam Raimi was supposed to direct Spider-Man 4, but that never happened and we got The Amazing Spider-Man instead. However, out of what seemed to be sheer desperation, Sony approached the filmmaker with the idea that he could return and reboot the franchise...for the third time.

The plan was to make another trilogy and, if needs be, they would have had Raimi serve as a producer.

Interestingly, Sony also considered having Drew Goddard make the leap from Sinister Six to this Spider-Man reboot as both a writer and director. There was a lengthy wishlist of directors, though, including names like James Gunn, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, Edgar Wright, and Colin Trevorrow.

The Amazing Spider-Man 3 And 4

If you don't believe that Sony was creatively bankrupt at this point, look no further than what they were mulling over for The Amazing Spider-Man 3 and 4. The wall-crawler was going to create a formula that would bring back the dead, thereby resurrecting both Captain Stacy and Gwen (presumably, Uncle Ben would have also returned in some capacity).

The lead villain was set to be Harry Osborn's Green Goblin, but we would have also seen Norman Osborn as a Goblin - after that formula was used on his severed head, which was being kept in what was essentially a jar in the bowels of Oscorp.

Marc Webb has also alluded to The Vulture and Sinister Six showing up, while The Gentleman was expected to take on a much larger role in proceedings as well. Needless to say, this all sounds completely batsh*t crazy and it's hard to imagine this being anything other than a disaster. Oh, and Aunt May spinoff was indeed considered and would have been a spy movie in the vein of Man Men.

Spider-Man Grows Up

Marvel Studios' Spider-Man reboot put the wall-crawler straight back into high school, but Sony gave some serious thought to having Peter Parker grow up and enter the adult world from the start.

They wanted to skip the origin story and kick things off with a version of the character "juggling with adult issues." Sony noted that, "He’s done so in the comics for decades, and kids still found this fun to read." It also sounded like they would have portrayed him as a science teacher in a high school.

Many fans would love to see an older version of the wall-crawler on the big screen, but this idea was ultimately scrapped when Kevin Feige decided to introduce Spidey as an inexperienced hero.

Kraven's Last Hunt

We know that a movie starring Kraven the Hunter is in the works and that the screenplay does actually include Spider-Man. Well, this is a storyline Sony execs were also high on long before partnering up with Marvel Studios and it sounds like this was their top choice for the first film starring the web-slinger.

Wisely, that didn't happen as it's a very dark, complex storyline which would have felt out of place in a movie that was meant to reintroduce this beloved character to moviegoers.

However, it's hard to escape the feeling that this might be what's next for Spider-Man on the big screen.

How Sony Planned To Outdo Marvel Studios

Something we see in many of the "Sony Hack" emails is apparent frustration over the fact that Marvel Studios is capable of producing fan-pleasing box office hits based on characters who aren't anywhere near as well-known as Spider-Man. However, the studio had some ideas about how they could outdo one upcoming release, in particular: Doctor Strange.

Sony's top choice to play Sandman in Sinister Six was Tom Hardy (an actor who had been eyed to play the Sorcerer Supreme) and, well, it's probably best if you hear this directly from the studio.

"He's gonna storm through London at the end like God-f***ing-zilla," reads one email. "That is not purple prose. He's going to be AS TALL AS A SKYSCRAPER in the third act of the movie. What does Dr. Strange have? Magic tricks? F*** you, magic tricks — we've got a skyscraper Tom Hardy knocking down buildings!!!!"

So yeah, they have some weird ideas about what fans want to see.

The Sinister Six's Roster

Sinister Six was supposed to be a major tentpole for Sony until Marvel Studios convinced them to shelve it (they couldn't talk them out of working on Venom, however).

The team was set to include Spider-Man alongside Doctor Octopus, The Vulture, Sandman, Mysterio, and Black Cat. Idris Elba, Francis McDormand, Byran Cranston, and Jackie Chan were wanted for undisclosed roles, as were Woody Harrelson, Channing Tatum, Joel Edgerton, and Jason Clarke. Chris O'Dowd, Michael Peña, Seth Rogen, and Danny McBride were eyed for a comedy role.

As for Black Cat, Sony had a surprisingly decent list of actresses in mind, including Ruth Wilson, Emily Blunt, Kerri Russell, Rose Byrne, Emilia Clarke, and Elizabeth Olsen.

Sony's Resentment Over Spider-Man's Merchandising Rights

This particular piece of information may very well shed some light on why Sony flat out refused to give Disney a larger slice of their Spidey pie. In an email complaining that it took them five years to get another Spider-Man movie in theaters after Spider-Man 3, it was noted that, "Disney will make $300M on Spidey merchandise this year alone. We won’t!"

When you take that into account, you really can't blame them for not wanting to give Disney 30% - 50% of the profits made from future movies - even if they were willing to contribute to the budget.

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26 Comments

TunkyBoy52 - 8/23/2019, 9:34 AM

Again?

bkmeijer2 - 8/23/2019, 9:34 AM

In my opinion Spidey's arc in the MCU is pretty wrapped up (except for that FFH stinger), so him no longer in it wouldn't bother me at all

MrDandy - 8/23/2019, 9:43 AM

They better fix this sh*t.

Doomsday8888 - 8/23/2019, 9:46 AM

Josh even after the 99898988489th Spidey article:

Jordanstine - 8/23/2019, 9:47 AM

Forbes saying Sony Pictures will be sold inevitably and the Spidey rights will revert back to Marvel and Sony not getting a dime.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2019/08/21/how-the-marvel-sony-spider-man-dispute-will-be-solved-one-way-or-another/#75a056b16b50

SplattyMcJoj - 8/23/2019, 10:04 AM

https://images.app.goo.gl/USTyUcQZpmsgEUVaA

SplattyMcJoj - 8/23/2019, 10:05 AM

Nightwing1015 - 8/23/2019, 10:18 AM

Buggy89 - 8/23/2019, 10:23 AM

Josh wilding is milking the deal out of this

DVonShakari - 8/23/2019, 10:30 AM

Wasn't this same article made after FFH hit theaters?

Spidey91 - 8/23/2019, 10:34 AM

see you in about 3 years for the newer article, you know, after the FFH sequel that will inevitably happen because this is all just a circus.

GwenLantern - 8/23/2019, 10:52 AM

Okay, so I won't keep quiet any more.

Just before Far From Home came out I was going off on one about that Mysterio 616 clip and I realised I was turning into a full-on MCU-hater.
Hopefully none of you remember. but I was essentially spelling out doom for the MCU because of Far From Home.

Well, I was wrong. I saw the movie and OF COURSE Mysterio was lying. Him saying "Earth Dimension 616" was clueing us into the fact that he was lying.

But I noticed how easily I turned on the MCU and I didn't like it. I should've had more faith. They always come through for us in the end.

So I actually vowed to not make any comments on my feelings about the direction that Spidey was headed in the MCU. To not make any comments at all until Spider-man: Far From Home finished it's North American run.

It's actually been quite easy to resist coming onto these message boards, believe it or not. I thought I'd break during SDCC, but nope. Apart from Jane Foster Thor and Blade it was all pretty much exactlny what we all expected it would be.

But the last few days have been the worst.

So, since Spider-man is no longer MCU (at least for the time being) I'm breaking my vow of silence.

The dam is broken.

They've damn-well broken it.

So, here's my take on the cliffhanger ending:
Love JK Simmons back as JJJ. Hate the reveal of the secret identity. Spider-man is not Iron-Man. The only time they did this and meant it in the comics resulted in one of the most hated Spider-man stories of all time.

Here's my take on this whole SPEXIT situation:
Feige's always said they were gonna renegotiate after Far From Home. We've known all along. They don't actually need Spider-man anymore. I'm sure he'd be happy to keep doing them, but he's in demand now and if they want him, they gotta pay.
Sony needs him more than he needs Spider-man. But Sony won't go that extra five percent (from 25%-30%) because they feel pretty overconfident right now due to Spider-verse and Venom.

So here's what will happen: Either Sony moves on without Feige and eventually fvcks up and Disney buys Spider-man or even Sony later on or they take the deal.
Either way, Marvel will have Spider-man back for Secret Wars.

Or third scenario: Sony don't take the deal and actually do well with Spider-man, keeping Tom Holland crossing him over with Venom and Morbius and the Lord and Miller Spider-verse projects and leaves the MCU forever and we just have to consider Pascal, Alonso and Loeb as having power over the three-pronged Expanded Marvel Cinematic Universe (or EMCU).

And while we're at it, here's my list, since we're talking lists:

1. Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse.

2. Spider-man: Homecoming.

3. Spider-man 2.

4. Spider-man.

5. Spider-man 3.

6. The Amazing Spider-man.

7. Spider-man: Far From Home.

8. Venom.

9. The Amazing Spider-man 2.

…

10. Untitled Spider-man: Far From Home sequel.

...pheeeeww!

Good to get all that off my bosoms.

MyCoolYoung - 8/23/2019, 10:56 AM

@Nightwing1015

Nightwing1015 - 8/23/2019, 11:00 AM

@MyCoolYoung - I know it's just a meme I found on Reddit. In truth, there are conflicting reports over what the negotiations actually were. So I guess we'll have to wait a long time just for all the true facts to come out and then decide who is at fault.

MyCoolYoung - 8/23/2019, 11:38 AM

@Nightwing1015 I actually meant to comment on the meme before posting that gif. It's actually hilaripus. I definitely place blame on both parties but It does seem like rothman had some ulterior motives in his negotiating. I don't think he ever wanted Spider-Man to stay in the MCU.

It kind of feels like they wanted him to be associated with the MCU then go out on his own kind of tricking the general public into believing he's still mcu. I believe Amy's MCU adjacent comment was also meant to associate their other properties with the MCU. I know all of this sounds like a conspiracy theory (who doesn't like a good one) but it really does seem like it to me.

MrAmerica - 8/23/2019, 12:01 PM

Why can't Disney just buy Sony?

MrAmerica - 8/23/2019, 12:11 PM

Why can't Disney just buy Sony? What i meant to say is i want Spidey back in the MCU.

BlueMarvel7 - 8/23/2019, 1:03 PM

Disney vs Sony

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SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME Concept Art Reveals A Surprising New Design For A "Junkyard" Vulture

DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE: Fans Believe Taylor Swift Has Confirmed MCU Role On THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT Album

Anya Taylor-Joy's FURIOSA Is Ready For War On New Total Film Covers

REBEL MOON - PART TWO: THE SCARGIVER's Rotten Tomatoes Score (And It's Zack Snyder's Worst-Reviewed Movie Yet)

THE WITCHER Season 5 Will Be The Show's Last As Netflix Rushes To Adapt Andrzej Sapkowski's Final Three Books

Hot Headlines

THE FANTASTIC FOUR Rumored To Introduce Norrin Radd Alongside Julia Garner's Silver Surfer

MADAME WEB Star Sydney Sweeney Responds To Producer Who Said "She's Not Pretty, She Can't Act"

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SUPERMAN Director James Gunn Shares New Behind-The-Scenes Photo With David Corenswet And Rachel Brosnahan

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA Stills Showcase Anya Taylor-Joy's Road Warrior And Chris Hemsworth's Dementus

THE ACOLYTE Has Reportedly Added SUPERGIRL Star David Harewood In A Mystery Role

SNOW WHITE Rumors May Clear Up "Seven Dwarfs" Confusion; Rachel Zegler's Princess Will Be "More Independent"

Cartoons & Animated Features

TRANSFORMERS ONE Character Posters Highlight The Movie's Divisive Animation Style

SNOW WHITE Rumored Plot Details May Clear Up Seven Dwarfs/Seven Bandits Confusion

TRANSFORMERS ONE Trailer Reveals The Origins Of Optimus Prime And Megatron

Gaming

DIABLO Lead Rod Fergusson On The Possibility Of A TV Series Adaptation

Bethesda's Todd Howard On What's Next: ELDER SCROLLS VI, FALLOUT 5, And STARFIELD

THE WITCHER Has Been Renewed AND Canceled As Season 5 Is Confirmed To Be The Show's Last

Anime & Manga

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MY HERO ACADEMIA: MEMORIES English Dub Streams Coming To Crunchyroll This Weekend

Studio Ghibli's SPIRITED AWAY Is Returning To U.S. Theaters This Month

Horror

ABIGAIL Spoilers: Find Out What Happens - And Who Shows Up - In New Horror Comedy

TRAP: First Trailer For M. Night Shyamalan's Latest Spoils The Big Twist

IMMACULATE Star Sydney Sweeney Has Been Slammed By A Hollywood Producer: "She's Not Pretty, She Can't Act"

Action Movies & TV

JAMES BOND: Henry Cavill Isn't Closing The Door On Playing 007; "Maybe I'm Too Old Now. Maybe I'm Not..."

Alex Garland's CIVIL WAR Is The #1 Movie In North America- Opens To $25.7M

THE ACCOUNTANT 2 Adds Four More Actors Including JURASSIC WORLD Star Daniella Pineda

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