Don't hurt me. Just give me a chance. JUST GIVE ME A CHANCE!
What about my uncle? Did you give him a chance?! DID YOU?! ANSWER ME!
Most scenes together: Peter & Green Goblin (4), Peter & May (3), Peter & M.J. (3)
Don't hurt me. Just give me a chance. JUST GIVE ME A CHANCE!
What about my uncle? Did you give him a chance?! DID YOU?! ANSWER ME!
What have you done? WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!
He's coming back!
Listen! I need you to climb down.
I can't.
Yes, you can! [The web-slinger Spider-Man was holding on is breaking lose]
M.J., you can do it. You have to. Trust me. [M.J. climbs down carefully] Hold on tight and go quickly. [The Goblin cackles as he returns] Hurry!
I can't! I can't do it!
Hang on, Mary-Jane!
As of today, Oscorp Industries has surpassed Quest Aerospace as the principal supplier to the United States military. In short, ladies and gentlemen of the Board, costs are down, revenues are up, and our stock has never been higher.
Wonderful news, Norman. Wonderful. In fact, it's the reason for selling the company.
What?
Yes, Quest Aerospace is recapitalizing in the wake of the bombing; expanding. They made a tender offer we can't ignore.
Why wasn't I told?
The last thing they want is a power struggle with entrenched management.
The deal is off if you come with it. The Board expects your resignation in thirty days.
Oh, you can't do this to me... I-I started this company! YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?! [turns to Max Vargas] Oh, Max, please.
Norman, the Board is unanimous. We're announcing the sale after the World Unity Festival. I'm sorry.
You're out, Norman.
Am I?
I can't.
You can't what?
Tell you... everything. I mean, there's so much to tell.
Yeah, there's so much to tell.
I want you to know, that I will always be there for you; I will always be there to take care of you. I promise you that. I will always be your friend.
Only a friend, Peter Parker?
That's all I have to give.
I'm so sorry, Harry. I know what it's like to lose a father.
I didn't lose him. He was stolen from me. One day, Spider-Man will pay. I swear my father's grave, Spider-Man will pay. Thank God for you, Peter. You're the only family I have. [Harry and Peter hug each other, and Harry leaves]
Now get out of here.
A hundred bucks? The ad said $3,000.
Well, check it again, web-head. It said three grand for three minutes. And you pinned him at two. For that, I gave you a $100, and you're lucky to get that.
I need that money.
I miss the part where that's my problem.
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Why? The entrance is right there.
Dad, these are public school kids, I'm not showing up for a field trip in the Rolls.
What, you want me to just trade in my car for a Jetta just because you flunked out of every private school I ever sent you to?
It wasn't for me.
Of course it was. Don't ever be ashamed of who you are.
I'm not ashamed of who I am, it's just that--
Just what, Harry?
Forget it.
Hi, Harry.
Harry! Won't you be needing this?
Thanks, Dad. Peter, may I introduce my father, Norman Osborn?
I've heard so much about you.
Great honor to meet you, sir.
Harry tells me you're quite the science whiz. You know, I'm something of a scientist myself.
I've read all your research on nanotechnology, really brilliant.
And you understood it?
Yes, I wrote a paper on it.
Impressive. Your parents must be very proud.
I live with my aunt and uncle; they are proud.
Hey, you two! Let's move!
Hope to see you again.
Yeah, not if you're a genius. I think he wants to adopt you.
One! Two! Three! That's it!
Who's the man?
Bone Saw! Bone Saw! Bone Saw! Bone Saw!
Ladies and gentlemen! Give it up for Bone Saw McGraw! For $3,000, is there no one here man brave enough to stay in the ring for three minutes with this titan of testosterone?! [Parker is ready with his disguise.] Who?! I know who. The Flying Dutchman!
Next. There's no featherweight division here small fry. Next!
No, no. Sign me up.
Okay. You understand the NYWL is not responsible for any injury you may and probably will sustain while participating in said event and you are indeed participating of your own free will?
Yes.
Down the hall to the ramp. May God be with you. Next!
Told you! Told you!
WINNER!!
Next victim!
Are you ready for more?!
Bone Saw is ready!
Will the next victim please enter the arena at this time? If he can withstand just three minutes in the cage with Bone Saw McGraw the sum of $3,000 will be paid to-- [to Spider-Man] What's your name, kid?
The Human Spider.
"The Human Spider"? That's it, that's the best you got?
Yeah.
Oh, that sucks. [to crowd, via microphone] The sum of $3,000 will be paid to the terrifying, the deadly, The Amazing Spider-Man!
My name's The Human Spider.
I don't care, get out there, kid.
No, he got my name wrong. I'm telling you--
Get out there, you moron!
[The crowd continues to boo.] Bone Saw's Bodyguard #1: Bone Saw will eat you up and spit you out, little man.
Bone Saw's Bodyguard #2: I hope you brought your mommy.
Bone Saw's Bodyguard #3: We're gonna break you! You'll need someone to cry to.
[The crowd throws the popcorn to Spider-Man] Bone Saw's Bodyguard #4: I'm gonna rip all eight of your feeble legs off one by one!
Oh, my God! Oh, my legs! Oh, God! I can't feel my legs!
KILL! KILL! KILL! KILL! KILL!
CAGE! CAGE! CAGE! CAGE! CAGE!
Hello? Guys?
Will the guards please lock the cage doors at this time?
Hey, listen. This is some kind of mistake. I didn't sign up for a cage match! Hey! Unlock the thing! Take the chain off!
Hey, freak show! You're going nowhere! I got you for three minutes! Three minutes of playtime.
What are you doing up there?!
Staying away from you. That's a cute outfit. Did your husband give it to you?
[Bone Saw jumps up and Spider-Man jumps down, using the Web-Slinger to avoid Bone Saw McGraw.] Bone Saw's Bodyguard #2: Finish him off!
[Bone Saw grabs the chair and hits Spider-Man and again, as he gets up, Bone Saw hits him again, and again.] Bone Saw's Bodyguards: Smash him!
[Bone Saw throws Spider-Man to the cage again and again.] Bone Saw's Bodyguards: Hit him! HARDER!!
[Bone Saw grabs the whip and about to kill Spider-Man.] Bone Saw's Bodyguard #4: Kick his spider ass! Yeah! Hit him!
One! Two! Three! That's it! That's it! WINNER!!
Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the new champion, SPIDER-MAN!!!
Spider-Man! Spider-Man! Spider-Man! Spider-Man! Spider-Man! Spider-Man!
[Spider-Man raises his arms in triumph.]
Two milligrams IV.
Get the BP.
Aunt May? Is she gonna be okay? What happened?
Yes, she's going to be okay. Look, you're gonna have to leave right now.
Those eyes! Those horrible yellow eyes!
Hey, listen, Pete, we need to talk.
We can talk later.
We can talk now... if you'll let me.
Well, what's so important? Why do we need to talk now?
Because we haven't talked for so long, your Aunt May and I don't even know who you are anymore. You've shirked your chores, you have all those weird experiments in your room, you start fights at school–
I didn't start that fight, I told you that.
Well, you sure as hell finished it.
What was I supposed to do, run away?
No, you're not supposed to run away, but– Pete, look, you're changing. I know, I went through exactly the same thing at your age.
No. Not exactly.
Peter… these are the years when a man changes into the man he's going to be for the rest of his life. Just be careful who you change into. This guy, Flash Thompson, he probably deserved what happened… but just because you can beat him up, doesn't give you the right to. Remember, with great power... comes great responsibility.
Are you afraid that I'm gonna turn into some kind of criminal? Quit worrying about me, okay? Something's different. I'll figure it out. Quit lecturing me, please.
I don't mean to lecture, and I don't mean to preach. And I know I'm not your father-
Then stop pretending to be!
Spider-Man is all but invincible, but Parker… We can destroy him.
I can't.
Betrayal must not be countenanced! Parker must be educated.
What do I do?
Instruct him in the matters of loss and pain. Make him suffer, make him wish he were dead.
Yes?
And then grant his wish.
But how?
The cunning warrior attacks neither body nor mind.
Norman: Tell me how!
The heart, Osborn! First, we attack his heart.
Why? The entrance is right there.
Dad, these are public school kids. I'm not showing up for a field trip in a Rolls.
What, so you want me to just trade in my car for a Jetta just because you flunked out of every private school I ever sent you to?
It wasn't for me.
Of course it was. Don't ever be ashamed of who you are.
I'm not ashamed of who I am. It's just...
Just what, Harry?
Forget it.
Spider-Man. And the Green Goblin. "The Green Goblin." You like that?
Mr. Jameson–
Made it up myself. These weirdos all got to have a name now.
Mr. Jameson, Spider-Man–
Hoffman!
Yeah?
Call the patent office, copyright the name "Green Goblin". I want a quarter every time somebody says it.
How about "Green Meanie"? [Jameson makes a "get out" hand gesture]
Spider-Man wasn't attacking the city, he was trying to save it. That's slander.
It is not. I resent that. Slander is spoken. In print, it's libel.
You don't trust anybody, that's your problem.
I trust my barber. What are you, his lawyer? Get outta here. [throws his cigar out the window] Let him sue me, get rich like a normal person. That's what makes this country– (Huh?) [his cigar is thrown back in the window, lands in from of him, and the Green Goblin bursts through the The Daily Bugle window] (What the–?!)
Jameson, you slime! Who's the photographer who takes the pictures of Spider-Man?
I don't know who he is! His stuff comes in the mail!
You're lying!
I swear!
He's the one who can take me to him!
I don't know who he is!
Set him down, tough guy.
Spider-Man! I knew you two were in this together! I--
Hey, kiddo, let Mom and Dad talk for a minute, will ya?
Has he mentioned me?
Yeah.
What'd he say?
Uh... I said... he asked me what I thought about you.
And what did you say?
I said... uh... Spider-Man, I said uh... "The great thing about MJ is... when you look in her eyes and she's looking back in yours... everything... feels... not quite normal." Because you feel stronger and weaker at the same time. You feel excited and at the same time, terrified. The truth is... you don't know what you feel except you know what kind of man you want to be. It's as if you've reached the unreachable and you weren't ready for it."
You said that?
Well, something like that.