All language subtitles for Marvels Spider-Man (2017) S02E22 (1080p HULU Webrip x265 10bit AAC 2.0 - Goki)[TAoE]_Subtitles01.ENG

[Peter]
Ever since I got my body back
from Doc Ock,

it's been nonstop‐‐
defeating Venom,

saving the Avengers,
taking down
the ultra‐powerful Regent...

Spider‐Man
has been in rare form.

But Peter Parker,
on the other hand‐‐

Let's just say Ock
did some serious damage
to my personal life

when he was pretending
to be me.

Most of my friends won't speak
to me and, even worse,

Ock, as me,
quit Horizon High

and seriously offended
the school's founder,
Max Modell,

who now won't even
take my calls.

So, first thing
on the "Getting My Life
Back on Track" checklist:

convince Max to let me
reenroll at Horizon High.

And there he is.
Same train, every day,
like clockwork.

Now I just have to
accidentally bump into him,
and‐‐

[man]
Coming through!
[Peter]
Hey! Oh, come on! Really?

I got this.
I got this.

[pants]
Funny running into you,
huh? Max?

Max?

[pants]
He must have not heard me.

Max!
What a coincidence.

And look.
Huh?

I accidentally
bought two drinks.

Stop following me.

Wha‐‐ This is
a total accident.

The things you said
to me, Peter,
were deeply offensive.

You have no idea
how sorry I am.

No, no.
Sorry's not good enough.

Given everything you've done,
not to mention
your tuition problems,

you're not getting
back into Horizon.

Give it up.

Sorry, Max,

but giving up is not a skill
Peter Parker is any good at.

I'm not dropping anything
from my checklist.

Things like "Get people
to like Spider‐Man again."

See how aggressive
he's become?

This angry web‐spinner
is a hero!

And get J. J. to hate
Spider‐Man again. Huh?
[explosion]

[sirens wailing]

Whoever that is might not be
on Peter Parker's checklist,

but he just shot
straight to the top
of Spiderman's.

Hey, buddy,
you got a permit to turn
New York into a skating rink?

[grunts]
Webs didn't stick!

That's, like,
75% of their job!

Frictionless suit.
Nothing can touch me.

Can't say the same
about you.
[grunts]

Huh? Aah!

[groans]
So what's your deal,
Slippy Pants?

Bank robbery?
Jewel heist?

World domination?
All of the above?

I only believe
that what goes around
comes around.

And this city is gonna
rightfully pay for what it did
to Slyde.

Wait.
So this is revenge?

Look, if you've got
a nefarious scheme,

at least have the courtesy
to explain it!

You must be
really new at this.

[grunts]

I'd worry less about me
and more about them.

[bystanders exclaiming]

Not cool. Figuratively.
Literally.
[creaking]

[fire escape crashes to ground]
Whatever‐ly.

No sign of Slyde anywhere.

Wait.
Beemont Chemical?

And Allan Beemont himself?

Uh, he's a brilliant innovator,
but I read he almost never
leaves his lab.

What's going on here?

And does it have
anything to do with that clown?

Slippery little dude.

Yes! Awesome!

[chuckles]
What are you watching, Flash?

...acting like
a reckless idiot,

endangering lives!

I thought he'd changed,
but maybe Spider‐Man's

returning to his old ways!

J.J. hates Spidey again?
Nice.

What?
[scoffs]
Nah, not that.

This! Spidey's back
in his classic
red and blue costume,

not that weird
red and black one.

And on top of everything else,
he's a miserable failure!

Maybe Jamison's right.

Spidey got his butt kicked
by some newbie.

I mean, it's great
that he seems less aggro,
but‐‐

Pfft. I don't know.
Maybe he's lost his edge.

Peter, got a minute?

Everything okay,
Anna‐Maria?

It's Otto.

I haven't seen or heard
from him in days,

not since we helped you
fight the Regent.

Has he been
in touch with you?

No.

And given the mess
he made of my life,

it's probably good
we don't run into each other.

Peter, I know Otto
regrets everything
he put you through.

And he did
the right thing in the end.

But I'm the one stuck
trying to fix
all the damage he caused.

I'm sure Ock's fine.

I wouldn't worry
about him.

Mr. Parker?
Your project?

Uh, p‐‐ p‐project?

Your term project.

You do have it,
correct?

[sighs]
And your excuse?

My mind wasn't in my body
when the assignment
was given out.

I, uh, left it at home,
Mr. Salerno.

I'll bring it tomorrow?

It was due today.

That's ten percent
off your grade.

[Peter]
Max won't let me into Horizon.

Midtown's a total disaster.

My best friend Harry's
still in Europe.

Gwen and Anya
pretty much hate me.

It's like the world I built
is completely gone,

and I don't know
what to do, Uncle Ben.

I had no control of my life
when Ock was me,

but now that I'm back,
I still have no control.

And there's no one I can talk to
who could possibly understand
how this feels.

[clears throat]
Parker.

[scoffs]
What are you doing here?

Same as you,
I suppose.

Looking for some...
direction.

From my Uncle Ben?

I share your memories.

So, in a strange way,
he's my uncle too.

No, he's not.

You stole him from me,
Otto.

You stole my life.

Now have the decency
to stay out of it.

I have been trying
just that.

But how can I deny
this man's influence?

Ben Parker is now as much
a part of me as he is you.

And you, above all others,
know what an inspiration
he could be.

Yeah. Yeah, I do.

No matter what kind of trouble
I got myself into,

no matter how lost I was,
Uncle Ben always knew
how to lift me up.

[device beeps]
Huh?

Hmm? Slyde has
been sighted again.

How do you know that?
And how do you know his name?

My spider‐bots are still keeping
an eye all over the city.

I saw your last interaction.

Slyde is now moving
through Central Park.

What are you waiting for?
Go stop him.

You're Spider‐Man,
aren't you?

And you, at least,
have a purpose.

Otto, I...

I've gotta go.

[bystanders clamoring]

[Spider‐Man]
This is your brilliant
revenge scheme?

Blowing up a statue?
What's next?

Seesaw? Roundabout?

What's next is New York pays
for what was done to me.

It's time to spread fear.

No one is safe!

Maybe if I can
accelerate my velocity

and focus
the impact points‐‐
[yells]

[grunts, groans]

How can you stop me

when you can't even
stop yourself?

He's made me frictionless,

but he didn't count
on my webs.
[web‐shooter deploying sounds]

His chemicals jammed them?

Guess I can't count
on my webs either! Whoa!
[horn blaring]

Whoa!
[horn blaring]

Aaah! Aah!

Whoa! And the award
for Most Annoying Power

goes to... Slyde,
ladies and gentlemen.

Also, never forget
the web‐wings, kids.

I bet this is surprising!

[grunts]
How am I not rid of you?

Is that
a rhetorical question?

It's gotta be,
'cause I don't think
you really want to hear

about my adventures
as a human bobsled.
[horn blaring]

[grunts]

Whoa!
Aah!

[grunts]

[grunts]

[grunts]
Enough of this!

[grunts]

[grunts]
Hey! Huh?

[yells]

Aah!

[grunts]
Spider‐Man, bitten
by a radioactive spider

and given the power
to take humiliation
to a whole new level.

[J. Jonah Jameson]
Spider‐Man fails yet again!

Has he lost whatever mojo
he found?

But more importantly,
I wanna know
who this sliding guy is

that's causing New Yorkers
to live in fear!

You and me both, J. J.

[sighs]
But without my lab at Horizon,

I don't have any of the tech
to run a proper analysis

and produce a counter‐chemical.

Ugh. Ock,

why did you have to mess
everything up so badly?

Wait. That's it!

Hey, uh‐‐ Oh, whoa!

This place is amazing.

Was this your
headquarters when‐‐
When I was you?

Yes. The Spider's Nest,
as I called it.

Proved to be
a vital central lab.

But now this is all...
irrelevant, isn't it?

If it's so irrelevant,
why are you still here?

I have nowhere else
to go, Parker.

The world that I had built
is completely gone.

Yeah. I know the feeling.

Please do not waste
my time any further.

Inform me of why you called.

Slyde. I need your help
developing a counter
to his chemical powers.

First you demand
that I stay out of your life,

and now you come asking
for my assistance?

Yes.
[stammers]

I realized we could
maybe make a good team.

I couldn't have defeated
the Regent in the Cellar
without your help.

I need it again.

I was once Spider‐Man.

I will not be
Spider‐Man's sidekick.

Okay.

Guess it's my bad
for thinking

there might still be a hero
left in you somewhere.

Parker, hold it.

As I said, Otto Octavius
is no one's sidekick.

But the science behind
Slyde's power‐set intrigues me,

and it would surely
expand the parameters

of my knowledge
if I could understand it.

I don't have the right lab gear
to fully process it at home,

but I managed to derive this
from the chemicals
Slyde sprayed on my costume,

which was kind of
totally humiliating.
[device clicks]

Yes, I also found
that being a hero

was not as glamorous
or respectable
as I had imagined.

Yet it was still
strangely worth it.

[clears throat]
I recognize several
of these chemical components.

There are only
three companies that make them‐‐

one in Frankfurt,
one in London,

and one here in Manhattan.

Is the one in Manhattan
the Beemont Chemical
Corporation, by chance?

Allan Beemont is brilliant.

I would not be surprised
if he was the source
of these chemicals?

Then Spider‐Man
has to get to work.
Thanks, Ock.

You... are welcome.

But do not expect my help
to become routine.

I know you're trying to resist
what Uncle Ben taught you, Otto.

But you were right.
You can't.

[rustling]
[gasps]

How did you get in here?

Spider‐Man?
Does whatever a spider can?

Well, spider yourself
back out again.

I'm not here
to make any trouble.

Well, maybe a little.
It's kind of my thing.

What's the connection
between your company
and that lunatic Slyde?

I have no idea
who you're talking about.

Funny. I could have sworn
I saw you and your men

at the scene
of Slyde's first attack.

Those chemical explosions?

Beemont Chem was there
to assist in the cleanup‐‐

something we've done
many times over the years
to help law enforcement.

Now get out before I have
my entire security force
up here.

Whoa. No need for that.

You seem a little aggravated
for someone who apparently
has never heard of Slyde.

Out!

Okay,
I can take a hint.

[growls]

I seem to have struck
a nerve with Beemont.

He's hiding something.
But what?

Maybe a quick look
in his lab, and‐‐
[man] Spider‐Man.

We don't have much time.

Please, listen to me.

Sure thing, Mr.‐‐
Doctor.

Dr. Joseph Rockwell,
Chief Technical Officer
at Beemont.

He's afraid
you'll discover the truth.

Look, I've given my life
to this company,

but safety and justice
are more important
than a corporation.

So, there is a connection
between Beemont and Slyde?

Yes. His name
is Jalome Beacher.

Former employee.
One of our most
brilliant researchers.

Then what went wrong?

[Dr. Rockwell]
Beemont's ego.

You see, a good part
of his global reputation

has been built on
other people's work.

He wanted credit
for what Beacher developed.

When Beacher objected,
Allan had him fired.

So that crazy suit,
the slip‐sliding chemicals,

the thermite bombs‐‐
all developed here?

Mm‐hmm.

Why the rampage?
I don't get it.

Imagine what will happen
if the world learns

the maniac
attacking New York

created his tech
here at Beemont?

Tech that Beemont
has full credit for.

That's a scandal you might
not be able to recover from.

Slyde wants
to ruin this company,

so Beemont has been trying
to cover any connection
to him and Beacher‐‐

erasing e‐mails,
corporate records...

He fears if and when
Beacher is captured,
it will ruin him.

Beacher might have been
ripped off by Allan Beemont,

but as Slyde, he's putting
people's lives at risk.

That's a formula I developed
that could counteract
his powers.

Slyde needs to be stopped,
even if it might destroy
this company.

[explosion]
[both exclaim]

That sounds
like Slyde again.

Only you can save New York,
Spider‐Man.

[web‐shooter deploys]

[grunting]

[bystanders exclaim]

[grunts]
[both whimpering]

You're welcome!
Beacher!

You know who I am?
Good.

Soon everyone
will know the truth,

and Beemont will pay
for what he did to me

and all the others whose work
he claimed as his own!
[grunts]

You're attacking the city
like this so everyone
will blame Beemont Chemicals?

Isn't this a tiny bit
of an overreaction?

It was just a job!

It was my life!

I know Beemont's
trying to keep
our connection hidden,

but he won't be able
to ignore this.

A video game controller?

Color me... unimpressed.

It's time for New York
to fall.
[beeps]

Okay, now can we say
this is an overreaction?

[bystanders clamoring]

[grunts]
[gasps]

[Spider‐Man]
Didn't Beemont Chemicals have
a work complaints department?

[grunting]

[clamoring continues]

Everyone, this way!
Get to safety!

[grunts]

[grunts]

That should do the trick.
Barely.

What?
How can I stop all this?

‐ [bystanders cheering]
‐ Spider‐bots?

[Dr. Octavius]
I will control
the fires, Spider‐Man.

You need to focus on Slyde.
[clicking]

If you do not stop him,
his plans will only
get more dangerous.
[beeping]

[Spider‐Man]
Ock? I thought you were done
helping me out.

Your points were valid,
Parker.

I could not turn my back
on Uncle Ben's teachings
if I tried.

However, I am your equal, not‐‐
My sidekick. Got it.

And totally cool with it.
[communicator beeps]

I'm sending you a formula
that's supposed to counter
Slyde's powers.

Can you turn this
into a serum?
Hmm?

This formula is rudimentary,
but with some tweaks,

I can make it more effective.
[sirens wailing]

[sighs]
No sign of Slyde anywhere.
[horn blares]

My spider‐bots can see
that he is heading
to Beemont Chemical,

which is not surprising
in the least.

You expected Slyde
to face Allan Beemont head‐on?

No. This situation
is more complicated than that.

Based on
security footage I accessed
before I sent in the bots,

Slyde has returned
to Beemont Chemical
after every one of his rampages.

Why would Slyde do that?
That doesn't make any sense.

Only because you are thinking
like a hero, Spider‐Man.

If one were to think
like a villain,

which I might have
some experience with,

there are a number of reasons
to hide in plain sight.

Ock, that's genius!

I need you to research
one more thing for me.

So this is
your secret Slyde‐out.

[chuckles]
Get it? I can come up
with names like that all day.

[growls]

Aah!
[grunts, groans]

Rough crowd.
You're ruining my plans,
Spider‐Man.

[grunting]

[grunting]

There's been a lot
of friction between us

and it's time
we resolved that.
[grunts]

[groans]

Imagine that.

Jalome Beacher
defeating Spider‐Man.

[Dr. Octavius] There is
only one man on this earth
who could defeat Spider‐Man,

and you are not him, Beacher.

Aah!

My chemicals...

You rendered them inert?
Impossible!

[Spider‐Man]
"Impossible" is our specialty.
[grunts]

[grunts]

Aah!
[groans]

[grunts, strains]

Spider‐Man!

What‐‐
What's Slyde doing here?

Spare me the act
of surprise, Beemont.

I know you kept
this city in danger
to protect yourself.

But you're not the one
I'm really after.

Dr. Rockwell.
Waiting to see the results
of all your plans?

What are you talking about,
Spider‐Man?
I helped you stop Slyde.

Exactly.
So you could take over
Beemont Chemical for yourself.

What? Is this true?

I was surprised, too,

until I was reminded
to think like a villain.

I had a friend look you up,
Rockwell.

Wasn't easy, but he accessed
encrypted security footage

of you giving Beacher
the chemicals he needed.

[growling]
You wanted
this company to fail.

So Allan Beemont
would be fired,
stocks would plummet,

and a group of rather
mysterious investors

would buy Beemont Chemical,
put you in charge,

and take complete control
of this place.

This is the part where you say,
"And I would've gotten
away with it too!"

You're the one who convinced me
Beacher should be fired

for accusing me
of stealing his ideas,
which wasn't true.

You and I were friends.
Why would you do all this?

Friends?

I owe loyalty to no one‐‐

only to the Goblin Nation!

[Spider‐Man]
I've seen that symbol

all over the city,

but barely noticed it.

And that is the intention
of the Goblin Nation.
[handcuffs click]

We hide in plain sight.

But just as I've
revealed myself to you,

the Nation is ready
to reveal itself to the world!

And it's too late
to stop us, Spider‐Man!

Hey, Ock, this Goblin Nation
thing sounds more
than a little sinister.

Think you can do some research?

Absolutely!
[clears throat]

Schedule permitting,
of course.

Thanks, Ock.

[Anna Maria]
So, Otto called me, and we're
going to meet for lunch.

I talked to him.

He's been feeling
a little lost.

But I think
he's getting better now.

Question.
Would Midtown be interested

in hiring
a brilliant new teacher?

You know what?
It just might be.

I see you've got
your Spider‐geek
back on pretty huge.

Did you see the way
he took down that Slyde guy?

[laughs]
It was epic!

I'm not gonna argue that.

And your enthusiasm
also helps me make progress

on a personal assignment.

"Get people
to like Spidey again"?
Check.

Oh, I almost forgot
the newest one I added‐‐

"Help Ock find a purpose."

Otto, I have
a question for you.

Big check.
[beeps]