The best and worst scenes in the Spider-Man franchise's live-action history are spread throughout three generations of the character's solo movies. Tobey Maguire was the first to give life to the wall-crawler on the big screen, with the actor starring a trilogy of Spider-Man movies by director Sam Raimi. After Maguire's Spider-Man 4 was canceled, Sony rebooted the franchise with Andrew Garfield's younger — and cooler — take on Peter Parker.
Spider-Man 's Worst Scene: Harry Trying To Control What MJ Wears James Franco's Harry Osborn has a series of highs and lows throughout the Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, and one of the character's worst moments — and most uncharacteristic — comes in the original Spider-Man.
Spider-Man 3's Best Scene: Peter Forgiving Sandman For Killing Uncle Ben Thomas Haden Church's Sandman was a complex character in Maguire's last solo movie as Peter Parker, Spider-Man 3. The film showed a depiction of Sandman as a character that did not really want to be a villain, committing crimes to be able to pay for his sick daughter's medical bills.
The Amazing Spider-Man's Worst Scene: The Reveal Of The Lizard’s Plan The Amazing Spider-Man's take on the Lizard is very hit-or-miss, with actor Rhys Ifans doing his best with the material he was given, but the movie's version of the Lizard is far from the most memorable villain in a Spider-Man film. That is why The Amazing Spider-Man's worst scene comes when the Lizard reveals his master plan — turn everyone into Lizards.
Spider Man: Homecoming's Best Scene: Peter And Vulture’s Car Talk Spider-Man: Homecoming was a great first step for Holland's trilogy. Spider-Man: Homecoming's best scene has to be Peter and Vulture's car talk. After the shocking reveal that Michael Keaton's Vulture was the father of Peter's girlfriend, Liz, the movie showed the villain slowly realizing that Peter was Spider-Man as he took the couple to a high school dance.