About
Peter Parker is going through a major identity crisis. Burned out from being Spider-Man, he decides to shelve his superhero alter ego, which leaves the city suffering in the wake of carnage left by the evil Doc Ock. In the meantime, Parker still can't act on his feelings for Mary Jane Watson, a girl he's loved since childhood. A certain anger begins to brew in his best friend Harry Osborn as well...
Rating and Reviews
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7.294/10
ChristopherAndersen
Wanna see what a flawless film looks like? Go see this one now!
over 5 years ago
CharlesTaylor
If you ask me, this is leaps and bounds better than the Superhero films - even the Batman films. Spider-Man is that person anyone can relate to. He has such a big human side to him that it's hard not ... read more
over 5 years ago
JustinCampbell
All the action, comedy, and drama had such a delicate balance. It's pretty amazing to see such a precise blend of these emotions in a superhero film.
over 5 years ago
LarryAdams
A surprisingly outstanding sequel to the first Spider-Man film.
over 5 years ago
StephenScott
I really, really appreciate that they highlight character development and storyline more than the fight scenes.
over 5 years ago
NicholasLopez
I thoroughly enjoyed it and I think it's one of the most engrossing superhero movies there is.
over 5 years ago
JacobKing1
Here in this movie, we see more of the human side of Spider-Man and saw how this boy turned into a man trying his best to fulfill his responsibilities being a human and superhero at the same time.
over 5 years ago
JeffreyYoung
Definitely a fan's dream-come-true! Studios of today should take notes from films like this if they want to produce a successful superhero film.
over 5 years ago
ThomasMoore
This is one of the OG films that paved the way for the superhero films of today. I can't express how thankful I am for Tobey Maguire for being the pioneer!
over 5 years ago
richardmiller
Tobey Maguire did a great job making Peter Parker a young man that you would feel for, wince with, and watch slowly as he turns from this young boy into a man.
over 5 years ago
DavidBrown1
You can definitely feel the effort that the studio put into every scene in the movie.
over 5 years ago
WilliamJones
Big shoutout to Tobey Maguire for giving so much life and soul to Peter Parker. I can't imagine anyone else doing so well like he did.
over 5 years ago
1RobertJohnson1
I was completely blown away! The 11-year-old in me definitely connected with this film on another level and made me remember just how much I loved superheroes.
over 5 years ago
John Smith
You're not a real Spider-Man fan if you haven't watched this.
over 5 years ago
JessieCollins
To me, it felt like what Uncle Ben imparted to Peter in the first film - with great power comes great responsibility - was the very essence of this film. He had too much power, too much responsibility... read more
over 5 years ago
BradleyStewart
Is it me or does MJ get more and more annoying with every film? Still a 10/10 film for me because I'm not here for her, I'm here for my boy, Peter Parker!
over 5 years ago
LoganWright
It was amazing to see what they did to Harry's character. He went from being Peter's best friend to mortal enemy. I can't blame him though cause what do you expect would happen if you found out your b... read more
over 5 years ago
Justin Lopez
Sony did a great job of focusing on what really matters in this movie - the character. Here we see a relatable Peter Parker who can't seem to catch a break and when he does it just feels so satisfying... read more
over 5 years ago
tmdb44006625
I don't think anyone can review this movie better than what Roger Ebert said about it back in 2004: "It's a real movie, full-blooded and smart, with qualities even for those who have no idea who Stan ... read more
over 6 years ago
tmdb39513728
**Superheroes Anonymous** Tragically I am a Batman. An obsessive Caped Crusader comic-book collector until 1972 when my evil mother tossed the entire bunch in the garbage. My cousin was Spider-man.... read more
over 10 years ago
People
Cast
Tobey Maguire
Spider-Man / Peter Parker
Kirsten Dunst
Mary Jane Watson
James Franco
Harry Osborn
Alfred Molina
Doc Ock / Otto Octavius
Rosemary Harris
May Parker
J.K. Simmons
J. Jonah Jameson
Donna Murphy
Rosalie Octavius
Daniel Gillies
John Jameson
Dylan Baker
Dr. Curt Connors
Bill Nunn
Joseph 'Robbie' Robertson
Vanessa Ferlito
Louise
Aasif Mandvi
Mr. Aziz
Willem Dafoe
Green Goblin / Norman Osborn
Cliff Robertson
Ben Parker
Ted Raimi
Hoffman
Elizabeth Banks
Miss Brant
Bruce Campbell
Snooty Usher
Gregg Edelman
Dr. Davis
Ilya Baskin
Mr. Ditkovitch
Mageina Tovah
Ursula
Daniel Dae Kim
Raymond
Hal Sparks
Elevator Passenger
Joel McHale
Mr. Jacks
Stan Lee
Man Dodging Debris
Kelly Connell
Dr. Isaacs
Brent Briscoe
Garbage Man
Emily Deschanel
Receptionist
Jason Fiore-Ortiz
Henry Jackson
Scott Spiegel
Man on Balcony
Andy Bale
OsCorp Executive
Christine Estabrook
Mrs. Jameson
Molly Cheek
Society Woman
John Paxton
Houseman
Joy Bryant
Woman at Web
Joanne Baron
Skeptical Scientist
Peter McRobbie
OsCorp Representative
Timothy Jerome
Injured Scientist
Taylor Gilbert
Mrs. Watson
Peter Vouras
Stage Manager
Donnell Rawlings
Pizza "Heist" Witness
Zachry Rogers
Boy saved by Spider-Man
Ella Rogers
Girl saved by Spider-Man
Louis Lombardi
Poker Player
Marc John Jefferies
Amazed Kid
Roshon Fegan
Amazed Kid
Brendan Patrick Connor
Theater Traffic Cop
Reed Diamond
'Algernon'
Dan Callahan
'Jack'
Elyse Dinh
Violinist
John Landis
Doctor
Tim Storms
Chainsaw Doctor
Susie Park
Clawing Nurse
Patricia M. Peters
Screaming Nurse
Michael Edward Thomas
Man at Fire
Anne Betancourt
Woman at Fire
Venus Lam
Child in Burning Building
Bill E. Rogers
Fireman
Joe Virzi
Fireman
Tom Carey
Train Conductor
Jopaul Van Epp
Boy with Mask
Weston Epp
Boy with Mask
Peter Allas
Train Passenger
Brianna Brown
Train Passenger
Bill Calvert
Train Passenger
Tony Campisi
Train Passenger
Joey Diaz
Train Passenger
Chloe Dykstra
Train Passenger
Simone Gordon
Train Passenger
Dan Hicks
Train Passenger
Julia Max
Train Passenger
Savannah Pope
Train Passenger
Timothy Patrick Quill
Train Passenger
Jill Sayre
Train Passenger
Rickey G. Williams
Train Passenger
Michael Arthur
NYPD Officer (uncredited)
Frank Bonsangue
Pizza Man (uncredited)
Cindy Cheung
Chinese Daughter (uncredited)
Phil LaMarr
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Andre M. Johnson
Fireman 2 (uncredited)
Peter Cincotti
Piano Player in Planetarium (uncredited)
Peyton List
Little Girl Playing on Steps (uncredited)
Spencer List
Little Boy Playing on Steps (uncredited)
Troy Metcalf
Blue Collar Guy (uncredited)
Scott Ross
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Bonnie Somerville
Screaming Woman (uncredited)
Wesley Volcy
Columbia University Student (uncredited)
Lou Volpe
Man at Web (uncredited)
Garrett Warren
Bearded Doctor (uncredited)
Joseph M. Caracciolo
Priest at Mary Jane's Wedding (uncredited)
David Boston
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Sho Brown
Passenger (uncredited)
Sal Ardisi
Parent (uncredited)
Edward Johnson
Planetarium (uncredited)
Grant Curtis
Hot Dog Vendor (uncredited)
Vince Cupone
Victim (uncredited)
William E. Corcoran
Stock Broker (uncredited)
Mohammed Hassan
Middle Eastern Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Rachel Lehrer
Hot Girl (uncredited)
Gene LeBell
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Lorelei Llee
Bank Employee (uncredited)
Joseph Nelson
Extra (uncredited)
Claudia Katz Minnick
Robbie's Assistant (uncredited)
Ronn Ozuk
Cop (uncredited)
Denney Pierce
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Carla Rhodes
Phone Booth Girl (uncredited)
Randy Reinholz
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Rachelle Roderick
Jane, Engineer (uncredited)
Angel Katherine Taormina
Female Onlooker on Street (uncredited)
Douglas Swander
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Jimmy Star
Reporter (uncredited)
Jack Wetherall
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Ken Wharton
Uptight Businessman (uncredited)
Henry Truong
Doc Ock Lab Assistant #2 (uncredited)
Al Collado
Cab Driver (uncredited)
Lee Cogburn
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Sam Raimi
University Student with Bag (uncredited)
John Cameron
Man Buying 'Spider-Man No More' Newspaper (uncredited)
Director
Sam Raimi
Director
Eric Heffron
Assistant Director
Trudy Ramirez
Script Supervisor
Bac DeLorme
Second Assistant Director
Alexandra K. Browne
Additional Second Assistant Director
Jeff Shiffman
Second Second Assistant Director
Dan Bradley
Second Unit Director
Creator
Alvin Sargent
Screenplay
Alfred Gough
Screenstory
Miles Millar
Screenstory
Michael Chabon
Screenstory
Steve Ditko
Comic Book
Stan Lee
Comic Book
