Hilarious Fan Video Imagines Maguire's Spider-Man Not Caring About Hiding His Identity
How insanely creative Tobey's Spider-Man fans can get?
One of Spider-Man's everlasting problems is to keep his identity a secret. But what if Spider-Man didn't hide his secret identity?
Yes, it happened in the comics before. For example, in the Civil War arc, Parker publicly revealed his identity. But let's be more specific, what if Tobey Maguire 's Spidey didn't hide his identity? Well, we've got an answer.
A YouTube user named The Human Spider posted a hilarious video reimagining the original scenes from Sam Raimi 's trilogy with a twist: Parker doesn't hide his secret identity anymore.
The video starts with the movie title, and it says Peter Parker instead of Spider-Man. From the first seconds you know this is going to be pure comedy gold.
In the first movie there was this scene when Green Goblin attacks his former colleagues during the crowded festival.
Remember how Parker, accompanied by his epic hero theme, starts tearing open his shirt, revealing the Spidey suit beneath it?
Well, forget about that. In this version, Parker doesn't have a suit. Instead, we get a glimpse of his bare chest, no joke, peeking out from under his shirt. Talk about a different kind of Spidey reveal, huh?
What about making photos for Daily Bugle? Instead of the usual web-slinging camera action, he's now snapping pics right in front of a mirror.
No more web tricks, just some self-photography skills. The video ends with truly inspiring words: "Who am I? I'm Peter Parker."
Major props to the creator. They nailed it with the editing and turned it into one hilarious reimagined version of our beloved trilogy.
It's insane to see what fans can come up with, especially when it comes to Tobey's Spider-Man. He has one of the most creative fan bases out there.
They've created countless memes, edits, and fan-made crossovers. These people take their love for Spidey to a whole new level.
As long as the internet lives, Tobey's Spidey will forever be remembered not only as the first Spider-Man, but also as the ultimate meme machine.