Prix

For the subway battle.

('Alfred Molina (I)').

Police cars and Spiderman chase two bank robbers. Police and civilian cars are sent crashing and spinning into the streets. The bank robber's car is eventually caught in Spiderman's web.

Peter Parker attempts to jump from building to building but falls mid-jump. He falls into clothing lines, swings into the side of the building and lands on the roof of cars below.

Doc Ock comes to life in the middle of an operation to remove his mechanical tentacles. Doctors and nurses are thrown around the room, hitting walls and crashing into medical equipment.

SPIDER-MAN 2 is a movie sequel at its most triumphant. Glorious, inventive and joyful, Sam Raimi's film creates something deeply human from the pages of a comic book, illustrating for Hollywood how to create a summer blockbuster by investing in the craft of storytelling. SPIDER-MAN 2 swings high through the annals of American superheroes, spinning a story without a reliance on special effects, spectacular as they are. Amidst the film's popcorn-munching fun, its message rings true - with great honor comes great responsibility.

Spiderman battles Dr. Octopus on the train.

Recap of the First Film Through Comic Book Drawings.

For the song "Someone to Die For".