Mary jane and peter parker

To build a career worth remembering. Same thing for Kate Winslet, who also had an impressive career. James Cameron made this due pretty famous with Titanic. The tragedy of the ill-fated ship is the background for one of the greatest love stories ever told. Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater, the struggling artists and the delicate socialite, let their love blossom across class divides, defying every societal norm of the era. Despite making only two films together, Kate and Leo are still among the most beloved on-screen couples ever. 1 Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson (Spider-Man) Sony Pictures. Peter Parker is cursed with something called "the old Parker luck" in the comic books. Before gaining his powers, Peter was indeed a bit inept with the ladies, but Mary Jane Watson had her eye on him. In the Spider-Man film trilogy directed by Sam Raimi, this couple faces unending challenges as Peter hardly hides his feelings for Mary Jane, but he fails to act on them to protect her. Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst did an excellent job playing the ups and downs of this beloved couple, with MJ embracing the fact the man he loves is a hero of the people and standing beside him even in his darkest hours. They get their happily ever after, as Spider-Man: No Way Home implies they are still together and doing their best to make things work.

This article is about the character. For the animated series, see Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.“My Uncle Ben was killed. It was my fault. [...] The night Ben died, I hunted down the man who I thought did it. I wanted him dead. I got what I wanted. It didn't make it better. It took me a long time to... learn to get through that darkness.”―Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man to Spider-Man[src]The Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, simply known as Spider-Man and also called Peter-Two, is an alternate version of Peter Parker from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy that appears in Spider-Man: No Way Home.As result of Doctor Strange's spell, this Peter is transported to another universe along with another alternate version of himself. There, they help their younger counterpart to deal with the pain of losing his aunt. Recalling his own feelings of rage and actions after the death of his uncle, Peter tries to stop his younger self from going down the path of revenge like he did, all the while the three Spider-Men fight together to cure the villains who were displaced from their universes because of Strange's spell.Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.Background[]In his world, Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider during a field trip to Osborn Indistries with his best friend Harry Osborn and Mary Jane Watson. The bite caused Parker to feel unwell and pass out all evening. He woke up the next day with an enhanced physique and perfect vision. Parker soon discovered he could climb walls and swing across places. Following the murder of his uncle Ben Parker, Peter used his powers to fight any oncoming threats in New York, becoming famously known as Spider-Man. Throughout his early years as Spider-Man, Parker fought villains known as Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus and Sandman, as well as his friend Harry whom became known as the New Goblin after learning of his father's alter-ego, who also died in Parker's arms. Peter also formed a complicated relationship with Mary Jane, which they managed to sort out and have a steady relationship in the years following their reconciliation.Powers and abilities[]Spider Physiology: This Spider-Man was bitten by a genetically engineered spider, causing the arachnid's genetic makeup to fuse with his DNA. As a result, he possesses abilities of a spider up-to-scale with the physiology of a Human.Wallcrawling: Unlike the other two Peter Parkers, this Spider-Man has sharp, "barbed" like

From the wound). Peter-One hugs Peter-Two and Peter-Three. While lying on the ground, Peter-Two looks up and finally notices the dimensional rift that opened in the Multiverse. He wonders if he is dying, because he can see people in the sky on the other side of the rift. Peter-Three assures him that he isn't imagining things, this is really happening. As Peter-One decides to leave his two alternates to talk with Doctor Strange and find a way to fix the rift, Peter-Three stays to tend the injured Peter-Two. Peter-One returns to say goodbye to his other selves, informing that they are about to be sent home. He thanks his alternates and stutters while nervously trying to say more to express his gratitude, but the other two interrupt him. As they are the same person, the alternates already know. Peter-Two reminds him that this is what Spider-Man does. The trio shares an embrace and then the younger Spider-Man leaves.When they are about to be sent back home, the Amazing Spider-Man gazes at the older and makes a peace sign. The Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man returns the gesture just before they both disappear, returning to their respective universes along with the cured villains.Gallery[]Trivia[]This version was the first shown in the cinema, followed by Andrew Garfield and then Tom Holland.Heath Ledger was considered for the role of this incarnation of Spider-Man before Tobey Maguire was cast.[2]Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man was almost given mechanical Web-Shooters in the early development of the 2002 film before the idea was scrapped and replaced with organic web-shooters, James Carson designed pieces of concept for the mechanical web-shooters. A design was approved and put into development. The early trailers showed Peter Parker wearing web-shooters, and they also made a brief appearance in the theatrical release. The unused web-shooter props for the Sam Raini trilogy were sold off on Ebay.[3]Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man seems to have inspired Peter B. Parker from Sony’s Into the Spider-Verse films: in the montage in the first film, Peter B. Parker is shown to have a similar history to this Spider-Man, including the upside down kiss shared between Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson in the first film; Peter saving Mary Jane at the coffee shop in Spider-Man 2; and dancing obnoxiously in public after being corrupted by the symbiote in Spider-Man 3.Tobey Maguire was even asked to voice Peter B. Parker but turned it down to avoid confusion.[4]A

Room, with Peter telling her that he is Spider-Man and she doesn't believe him at first… Throughout the series, Bendis introduced new versions of classic Spider-Man villains, as well as different versions of supporting characters, like Ben Urich, J. Jonah Jameson and Aunt May. Aiding Bendis during his initial run was Mark Bagley, who already had had a substantial tenure as the artist on Amazing Spider-Man, so Bagley was only going to do the first story arc, almost as a favor – instead, he ended up doing 110 issues!! Not only did he do 110 issues, but that was with the book releasing about 18 issues a year, as opposed to the standard 12. The consistency that Bagley gave the title was also a great boon to the title. A few years into the run, Bendis shook up the title by adding Kitty Pryde to the cast as Peter’s new girlfriend (as Peter feels his life is too dangerous for a normal girl like Mary Jane), which was a brilliant move by Bendis. After Bagley left the title, Stuart Immonen drew the title until it ended with #133. At this point, the series relaunched as Ultimate Comics Spider-Man with artist David LaFuente. This new series was almost more of a team book, as Spider-Man’s teen friends (including superheroes Human Torch, Iceman and Kitty Pryde and his two best friends, Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane Watson) became just as important to the title as Peter Parker himself. Eventually, Bagley returned to the title as Bendis brought the life of Peter Parker to a close with the tragic ending to the series, the Death of Spider-Man. Bendis then introduced a new Spider-Man with Miles Morales, a young teenager who was bitten by another genetically enhanced spider like the one that bit Peter Parker. Because it was a different spider, Miles' has slightly different powers, including a powerful venom blast.

Spider-ManDirected by:Sam RaimiProduced by:Laura ZiskinIan BryceAvi AradWritten by:David KoeppStarring:Tobey MaguireWillem DafoeKirsten DunstJames FrancoCliff RobertsonRosemary HarrisRating:MPAA: PG-13BBFC: 12ARunning time:121 minutesMusic by:Danny ElfmanEdited by:Arthur CoburnBob MurawskiReleased by:Columbia PicturesRelease date:May 3, 2002Previous installment(s):Spider-Man (different franchise)Next installment(s):Spider-Man 2Budget:$140 millionBox office:$821,708,551"Whatever life holds in store for me, I will never forget these words: 'With great power comes great responsibility.' This is my gift, my curse. Who am I? I'm Spider-Man."— Peter ParkerSpider-Man is a 2002 American superhero film directed by Sam Raimi and written by David Koepp.Based on the fictional Marvel Comics character Spider-Man, the film stars Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker, a high-school student who turns to crime-fighting after developing spider-like powers. Spider-Man also stars Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn (a.k.a. the Green Goblin), Kirsten Dunst as Peter's love interest, Mary-Jane Watson, and James Franco as his best friend, Harry Osborn.Synopsis[]The film tells the story of Spider-Man's origins, beginning with Peter Parker's life before he became Spider-Man (his life as a geeky science nerd who desperately seeks attention from Mary Jane Watson, who he has had a crush on since he was six years old), all the way up to his web-slinging days as Spider-Man. The main antagonist is Norman Osborn, the co-owner of Oscorp Industries, who goes insane after experimenting with unsafe performance enhancers. He then becomes the "Green Goblin", terrorizing New York with his frightening array of high-tech weapons and armor. It was filmed from January to June 2001, and was released on May 3, 2002. The film proved successful both critically and financially. It grossed over $821 million worldwide. The film won six awards, including the Saturn Award for Best Music (Danny Elfman), the MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss (Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst) and Best Female Performance (Kirsten Dunst). The film's success led to its sequel, Spider-Man 2.Plot[]Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire), Harry Osborn (James Franco), and Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst) visit a genetics laboratory with their high school class. While taking photos in the laboratory, Peter is bitten on the hand by a genetically engineered "super spider", and arrives home and passes out with the bite wound considerably swollen. Meanwhile, Norman Osborn (Willem Dafoe), Harry's father, attempts to preserve his company's military contract from a rival firm, personally experimenting with his company's new but unstable performance-enhancing chemical vapor to increase his speed, strength, and stamina. Afterward, he goes into an uncontrollable rage and kills his assistant. The next

And Doff were just the most prominent of the intriguing (and well-designed) characters who also starred in this series. The series has more twists and turns than a roller-coaster ride, and alliances change and evolve from arc to arc. Also, Vaughan and Staples sometimes shockingly kill off characters, and in fact, the first half of the series ended with one of those such deaths. After a long hiatus, the series has returned following a time jump, and a shifted focus to the younger characters, who are now, you know, older. 21. Brian Michael Bendis' Ultimate Spider-Man – 725 points (9 first place votes) Ultimate Spider-Man #1-133 (plus a #1/2 issue), Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1-15, Ultimate Spider-Man #150-160 While it seems like such an obvious idea now, when Ultimate Spider-Man came out, very few people gave it a chance, thinking it was just another revamp of Spider-Man for kids, which had been tried before, and flopped. So it was with some great surprise that Ultimate Spider-Man not only became a hit, but it was the highest selling Spider-Man title for quite a while (until JMS took over Amazing Spider-Man, I believe). The key to the book was writer Brian Michael Bendis’ ability to depict the humanity of both Peter Parker and the surrounding characters, in this Spider-Man reboot that started over from scratch, and left Peter a perennial teenager. One of the earliest major changes was the way that Bendis stretched out the origin of Spider-Man. By giving us more scenes with Uncle Ben, his death is that much more tragic. Another major change in the comic was Mary Jane Watson. In the original series, it was almost three years before Mary Jane showed up – here, she not only shows up right away, but she is completely different from the MJ from the 60s, as this MJ is almost as brainy as Peter. In a landmark early issue of the series, Bendis has Peter reveal his identity to Mary Jane in an issue that is made up of pretty much just the two teens talking to each other in Peter’s