Spider-Man (2002) with John Smith, Michael Smith, and Ezra Tross

08/10/21 • 77 min

You don't want a podcast about Spiderman? I missed the part where that's my problem. We break down the often overlooked and overly joked about "Spider-Man" (2002) movie by Sam Raimi. Overly done high school clichés, raging teenage hormones, spider museums, maniacal over-the-top cartoon-esque villains, and un-warranted words of wisdom are just a few of the points we hit on as we go through this movie scene-by-scene and bring our unique brand of humor to the table.

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