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[
]
Max, I'm very proud of you.
You've made tremendous progress.
You need to continue therapy,
but I just know you'll do great out there.
Owe it all to you, Dr. Kafka.
Thanks.
I'm out.
MAN: Excellent, Maxwell. I'm so pleased.
MAX: You're the only person who wrote to me at Ravencroft,
Doctor Octavius.
Well, I've taken a special interest in your case.
An interest which should benefit us both.
Yeah.
Love the idea of double-teaming you-know-who.
OCTAVIUS: Double-team?
Oh, surely, we can do better than that.
Busy tonight?
Mr. H indicated we're available.
[
]
WOMAN'S VOICE: Do not approach walls or door or tranquilizing gas
will be released to immobilize O'Hirn, Alexander.
I know.
WOMAN'S VOICE: Do not approach walls or door or air pressure
will be activated to contain Marko, Flint.
I know!
A sandwich? This a joke, right?
Raw silicates only, Toomes!
I don't eat food no more.
Just save room for dessert:
Spider-Man, ? la mode.
[
]
Livin' on the edge Fighting crime, spinning webs
Swinging from The highest ledge
He can leap above our heads
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah
Villains on the rise And the city's victimized
Looking up with no surprise Arriving in the speed of time
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah
Spectacular Spectacular Spider-Man
Spectacular Spectacular Spider-Man
Spectacular
Spectacular Spectacular Spider-Man
Spectacular Spectacular Spider-Man
[
]
[BOTH GRUNT]
WOMAN'S VOICE: Do not approach walls or door--
[ALARM RINGING] Finally, she shuts up!
Back in business.
[
]
Nice night.
Yeah, for a walk.
[GRUNTS]
[LAUGHS]
Tickles.
[
]
[GUARDS GRUNT]
OCTAVIUS: And...
now.
Oh, Maxwell, my dear boy.
Uh, doc, I kind of prefer Electro.
I understand completely.
Now, if you would do the honors.
[SUIT POWERING UP]
Boys.
HAMMERHEAD: Okay, Ox, Fancy Dan, with me.
Montana, stick with these mooks for now.
Last boat off the island's that way.
[
]
[DOG BARKS]
[PETER YAWNING]
Gotta love these lazy Saturday mornings.
Or, uh, noons.
Uh, better get up.
Yikes.
Wow. This new alien suit is quite the time-saver.
I just need my web-shooters.
It makes its own webs?
How sweet is that?
How did I ever live without you?
MAN [ON TV]: Making this the third time
the singer's baby was found driving her car.
PETER: Aunt May?
Now, repeating our top story--
Shouldn't you be getting ready for your big night on the town
with Mrs. Watson?
To be honest, I'm feeling a touch peaked.
Perhaps I'll stay in.
But you've had these theater tickets for months.
Come on, you deserve to have
a little fun once in a while.
Well, I suppose.
Just have the time of your life, okay?
MAN [ON TV]: All escapees were originally arrested
following battles with Spider-Man.
PETER: Yo, bro!
Hey, don't leave me hanging.
[SCOFFS] If only.
You ticked or something?
Are you serious?
You take pictures of Spidey
stealing the alien life form
instead of calling the cops,
and you wonder if I'm ticked?
Bro, I-- Stow the bros.
That's done.
I was over the whole Lizard thing.
But this is who you are, Pete:
a user.
You do what gets you ahead,
even if it hurts the people
you claim are your friends.
What you need is a taste of your own medicine.
Have something you care about taken away.
Trouble is, I'm not sure you actually care about anything.
Oh, great.
Perfect. Wonderful.
I've lost my oldest friend.
Well, who needs him?
I've got the cool new suit.
[SIRENS BLARING]
SPIDER-MAN: And something to take
my mind off my troubles.
ANNA: I hear St. John Devereaux
is just hilarious as Falstaff.
[SIRENS BLARING]
[GUNS COCKING]
Freeze, O'Hirn.
[FOOTSTEPS POUNDING]
[
]
Ah! It's that awful rhinoceros person.
[GRUNTING]
[PEOPLE SCREAMING]
Ah, Rhino,
I knew no prison was wide enough to hold you.
Wide enough.
Yeah, funny.
Heh. Wow.
I knew they taught trades in the slammer,
but a sense of humor?
Huh.
Usually I don't get the tingles
when the bad guy's in plain sight.
[GRUNTING]
Sorry, Spidey.
Was I supposed to wait my turn?
Oh, you two are partners again?
Us two?
Af you ain't getting off that easy, bug.
[
]
[GASPS]
Now, then, arachnid,
any last words?
"Homina, homina, homina" comes to mind.
[
]
[
]
DOCTOR OCTOPUS: Ladies, you may want
to step aside.
So you can attack that young man?
I think not.
May. I'll be fine, ma'am.
Just get to safety.
Plow through 'em.
Show's starting.
[ANNA AND MAY GASP]
You okay?
I think so.
Go.
Through the theater. Get as far away as you can.
Yes, run along now, ladies.
Pull.
[GRUNTS]
[PEOPLE SCREAMING]
Sydney? I-I-I think they're canceling tonight's show.
[GROANS]
What's wrong?
My arm hurts.
May?
Call an ambulance.
[GRUNTING]
Only six, huh? What happened?
Lizard and Goblin had Knicks tickets?
Gotta get some altitude, deal with them one at a--
[YELPS]
Let's start by grounding this bird.
[YELPS]
Fool, this dog's not too old
to learn your tricks.
My tech is protected by reinforced steel.
In fact, none of your former methods
will work on us a second time.
And the Yankees win the pennant.
[GRUNTS]
[GROANS]
I hate to admit it, but I can't beat these guys together.
Gotta bail.
Oh, not again!
I don't think I can fit.
And I don't do good in tunnels.
Keep the police busy.
We'll handle the wet work.
And how are we supposed to spot the bug?
Maybe this will help.
Electro, I'm pleased you've learned
to conduct your power safely through water
but down here you present a danger to the group.
Head back up.
But the Spider-freak--
Maxwell.
Yeah, doc.
Okay.
Hey, I'm turning to Mudman here.
Can I go too?
Amateurs.
Who you calling an amateur?
Nope, it's not Pete or Flash.
Kenny? Of course not.
I'd never do that to you.
A hint?
Well, he is someone I met at the formal.
And here he is now.
Heh. Gotta go.
[
]
JAMESON: The whole thing's Spider-Man's fault!
New York never saw super-villains
t the super-hero showed up.
Where's Parker?
Update from Times Square.
Plenty of property damage, no serious injuries.
Ooh. But one elderly woman had a heart attack.
Well, give me a name, Robbie.
The people wanna know who to pity.
"May Parker."
[GASPS] That's Peter's aunt May.
I have to call him. JAMESON: No!
No, I'll call Peter myself.
[
]
[CELL PHONE RINGS]
PETER: Jonah, calling to yell at me
for not getting pics of those bozos beating me up.
That we don't need.
I'll set it for, uh, 9 p.m.
Subway should get Aunt May home by then.
I wanna make sure she's okay.
Yeah, we really have to get that woman a cell phone.
Oh, man.
I wish I could just wake up tomorrow...
[YAWNS]
...with doc and his merry morons back in jail.
[MOANS]
[PHONE RINGING]
MAY [ON RECORDING]: Oh, you have reached the home of May--
PETER: And Peter. MAY: --Parker. Heh.
Please leave a message, and we'll call back.
[BEEPS] ANNA: Peter, it's Anna again.
Please call.
What are they doin' now?
I think they're having dinner.
To Spider-Man's ignominious defeat.
Defeat? Seems to me a job ain't done till it's done.
I was topside.
You yahoos lost the creep.
Next time, I smash him myself.
SANDMAN: What's with you and revenge?
All I ever wanted was a decent score.
This obsession with Spider-Man is a distraction.
It's Osborn who's truly earned my wrath.
I'm calling Mr. H.
See if he'll give the okay to ditch you sorry--
Stop! What are you doing?
I need a cure, but the only way to get
what we want is to trust the doc.
Thank you, Electro.
Yes, gentlemen, and Rhino,
we're frustrated.
But the arachnid will be crushed.
How? He's long gone.
We simply engineer a situation
that forces Spider-Man to play the hero.
He'll come.
He can't help himself.
Check, please.
[GLASS SHATTERS]
Um, on the house, sir?
How kind of you...
and wise.
MAN [ON RADIO]: The escaped convicts have left Times Square,
and have now taken hostages
at the Metro Bank near Central Park.
He's back, boys.
[SANDMAN LAUGHS]
[
]
SHOCKER: Well, doc, you was right.
Guess some folk are just too dumb to live.
[
]
[
]
Rhino, you won the coin toss.
Will you crush his skull
or simply impale his heart
on your horn?
Oh, impale.
Impale sounds good.
What's the matter, web-creep?
Too scared to crack a last joke?
Oh, my eye.
I'll finish him.
[SCREAMS]
Glad you came out tonight, Mary Jane.
But, uh, won't Pete be bummed?
He knows we're not exclusive.
Still he was crushing pretty hard at the dance.
What--? What's the deal with you two?
Ah, same old story. Two kids who grew up together.
Our moms were best friends, our dads were partners.
They had a start-up lab in Queens.
And then the four of them went to a conference together,
and there was this funny little plane crash.
I'm-- I'm sorry. I didn't know.
Well, stuff happens.
[CAR HORNS HONKING]
Hey, slow down, chief.
I've always kind of been his big brother.
Kept the bullies off his back.
So in gratitude, Pete took pictures...
[MARY JANE YELPS]
...to profit off our bosses' pain.
Okay, not fun anymore.
Stop! Stop! Stop right now!
Don't you wanna know how the story ends?
Pete may not be perfect.
But whatever his faults,
he's twice the man you'll ever be.
[SIRENS BLARING]
Morales, Wingard, secure the hostages in the bank.
Carter, DeWolff, with me.
[
]
[GRUNTS]
ELECTRO: I'm gonna fry you for that, freak.
[
]
[GRUNTS]
[BOTH GRUNT]
That's it!
[GRUNTING]
[
]
[SCREAMING]
Oh, man. Dang it.
Keep shooting.
Move in, kid. I got you covered.
Uh-oh.
[ELECTRO GROANS]
Get him off.
[
]
What the heck happened to O'Hirn?
DOCTOR OCTOPUS: Sandman,
help Electro.
[GRUNTING]
Get him off!
I'm trying.
Turn down the juice.
Wait.
He's trying to escape again.
[
]
Vulture, move. I don't wanna take out another of our own.
[
]
Stop. I will not stand for--
[SCREAMS]
What the boot hill--?
[
]
Wait!
SHOCKER: Dodge this!
[SHOCKER SCREAMS]
I knew you were finally getting serious
when you stopped cracking your pathetic little jokes.
Just as I knew you would expend your energies
fighting my allies,
leaving you open for Doctor Octopus
to deliver the coup de gr?ce.
Now, I do believe
we promised Rhino an impalement.
[WEAKLY] Get him off.
[
]
[GROANS]
Apologies, Rhino.
We're doing this my way.
Your new suit interests me, arachnid.
I'm going to enjoy peeling it away
for further study.
[BOTH GRUNT]
WOMAN: He's gonna-- MAN: Spider-Man, stop!
It's over.
[GASPS]
Huh. Oh, man, the alarm didn't go off.
I've been asleep for--
Whoa, nine hours.
So why am I still exhausted?
[
]
Ow. Ow.
Ow. Ow.
PETER: I don't remember taking this much punishment
in Times Square.
Where did that one come from?
After the day she had yesterday,
we'll let her sleep a bit longer.
[GROANS]
"Spidey Stops Sinister Six?"
"Photos by Peter Parker"?
I-I don't remember any of this.
It's-- It's like I slept through the--
Through the whole fight.
This wasn't me wearing the suit.
This was the suit wearing my body.
This alien, it's--
It's some kind of...
symbiote.
PETER [DEEPER VOICE]: Still, what do we care?
The six were put down hard.
Parker gets paid for the photos.
What else matters?
MARY JANE: Pete!
Where have you been? Your aunt--
[WHISPERS] Shh. She's still asleep upstairs.
No, Peter.
She had a heart attack last night.
She should be okay, but she's in the hospital.
[
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