We used to let directors cook Spider-Man 2 (2004) dir. Sam Raimi

I will watch this scene every time I encounter it

It's probably the greatest scene in movie history.

This was the you hired Sam Raimi,’ you got Sam raimi moment of the film. (‘Not counting the Bruce Campbell cameo )

This is just a pure piece of cinema. People will post this scene 100 years from now and say “this is what movies were like in 2004. What happened”

Raimi is a fantastic horror director you can see these small details in his movies like this

this is so much better than scenes we get now Thei shit is terrifying and the practical effects add so much

Saw this on the cinema. The scene is scary AF: doctors, benign people intending to save the guy, end up massacred in the like of "Aliens". Traumatizing but... excellent scene!

I didn't know who Sam Raimi was when this came out Spider-Man 1 was so good rewatching last week and I gotta rewatch this now too

Then the suits took over for Spider-man 3, saying "Sit down, Sam. We've got this". Suits doing what suits do best: Ruin movies.

I remember getting legitimately terrified watching this scene as a kid. I became very invested in the outcome of this movie after watching that

Wasn't this shot before the rest of the movie as a test scene?

They totally jacked the Independence Day scene 🎬

Lol why was this so violent!? 🤣

Because he's the villain.

Lol so we'll said. Movies now have gotten so lame and generic I didnt even remember this being so intense. We really had it good. Precious tritium..

Spider-Man 1-2 were horror movies

Raimi’s signature style of horror.

Some people are saying Brand New Day is better than this....

Anybody here take shop class?

If only the studio let Sam Raimi cook for Spider-Man 3

I mean, you hire Sam Raimi and this is what happens. He loves nothing more than to torture characters onscreen.

This one minutes is better than whole #SpiderMan #BrandNewDay. Sorry, Punisher, I now you trying your best.. But the sKriPt is cursedly stupid.

The "face zoom-in scream for 3 seconds while everyone waits" is some goofy 60's era directing

As a horror director like Sam Raina, this is the only part in the movie like this.

Each tentacle’s camera forming a rough face when ganging up on their target. Absolute cinema

Anyone saying brand new day is the best Spider-Man film is sadly mistaken.

Marvel Studios still tried to have some soul in the Infinity Saga. Not defending them, just saying Sony is several orders of magnitude worse.

Was watching Back to the Future trilogy with my niece and nephew. Bummed me out to think that movies like this will never be made again. Grandiose, a little over the top, but completely authentic, and with a style all its own. You can only have these movies when directors get to say “fck it I’m doing it my way”.

the best one of the 3

That is such a Sam Raimi scene. It just terrifying.

This scene is so good.

Literally a horror scene lol marvel now could never

At what point is there a chainsaw in the operating room? 😅

This scene is what got me to watch Evil Dead lmao, didn't won the DVD when I was little so I used the internet and saw a lot of people say it's exactly like Evil Dead.

Spider-Man (2002) Dir. Sam Raimi 35mm

Best superheroe movie ever!!!!