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* EvilHand: The arms have an advanced AI.
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* EvilHand: The arms have an advanced AI.AI that allows them to act of their own accord, and once the inhibitor chip is fried, they begin to control Octavius rather than the other way round.
* ExactWords: A really sneaky one. As Peter tries to regain his web-slinging abilities, he climbs onto a roof and declares that he needs a "strong focus" before taking off. When his powers promptly give out, he plummets to the ground... landing on a Ford Focus that survives the impact unharmed. A strong Focus indeed.
* ExactWords: A really sneaky one. As Peter tries to regain his web-slinging abilities, he climbs onto a roof and declares that he needs a "strong focus" before taking off. When his powers promptly give out, he plummets to the ground... landing on a Ford Focus that survives the impact unharmed. A strong Focus indeed.
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** Mary Jane confesses to Louise that she's marrying John partly to prove something to her father, and show Peter what he missed out on. This was restored in the extended cut. MJ also secretly doubts if she's ready for her and John's relationship to be "real", and isn't truly invested in the details of their wedding.
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** Mary Jane confesses to Louise that she's marrying John partly to prove something to her father, and show Peter what he missed out on. This was restored in the extended cut. MJ also secretly doubts if she's ready for her and John's relationship to be "real", and isn't truly invested in the details of planning their wedding.
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* NonDubbedGrunts: In the German, Italian, Mandarin, and Thai dubs, they kept J. Jonah Jameson's iconic laugh when Peter Parker asks to be paid in advance while only changing the dialogue.
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** The final scene has MJ finally utter her iconic CatchPhrase: "Go get 'em, Tiger."
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** The final scene has MJ finally utter her iconic CatchPhrase: [[CharacterCatchphrase catchphrase]]: "Go get 'em, Tiger."
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* AlmostKiss: Between Peter and Mary Jane at the coffee shop, until Doc Ock cockblocks by throwing a car through the window, then kidnapping Mary Jane.
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* AlmostKiss: Between A highly dramatic example between Peter and Mary Jane at the coffee shop, until who are interrupted by Doc Ock cockblocks by throwing a car through the window, then kidnapping Mary Jane.window.
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* JustTrainWrong: How do we describe the train fight?
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* JustTrainWrong: How do we describe The film takes liberties with New York's transport system so Spidey and Ock can have a TraintopBattle in the train fight?heart of Manhattan.
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* IronicEcho: Octavius' assessment of Peter as "BrilliantButLazy".
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* IronicEcho: Octavius' When Octavius first meets Peter he says he knows of his reputation for being BrilliantButLazy. He repeats this assessment of when he finds out Peter as "BrilliantButLazy".is Spider-Man.
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Isn't that just a Visual Pun, even assuming it's not entirely incidental?
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* IronicEcho:
** In a blink-and-you-miss-it shot, after Peter tries to maintain a "strong focus on what I want" and jump from one building to another, his powers give out in midair and he comes crashing to the ground, and throws his back out... and we see that the car he landed on was a Ford Focus.
** Octavius' assessment of Peter as "BrilliantButLazy".
** In a blink-and-you-miss-it shot, after Peter tries to maintain a "strong focus on what I want" and jump from one building to another, his powers give out in midair and he comes crashing to the ground, and throws his back out... and we see that the car he landed on was a Ford Focus.
** Octavius' assessment of Peter as "BrilliantButLazy".
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* IronicEcho:
** In a blink-and-you-miss-it shot, after Peter tries to maintain a "strong focus on what I want" and jump from one building to another, his powers give out in midair and he comes crashing to the ground, and throws his back out... and we see that the car he landed on was a Ford Focus.
**IronicEcho: Octavius' assessment of Peter as "BrilliantButLazy".
** In a blink-and-you-miss-it shot, after Peter tries to maintain a "strong focus on what I want" and jump from one building to another, his powers give out in midair and he comes crashing to the ground, and throws his back out... and we see that the car he landed on was a Ford Focus.
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** Peter gets dismissed from his pizza delivery job due to recurring tardiness being a ground for workplace termination, plus his failure to make deliveries within the promised timeframe, which releases customers of their obligation to pay, which, in turn, costs his employer both money and further business. As far as his employer was aware, Peter was just a slacker, which made his termination completely justified.
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** Peter gets dismissed from his pizza delivery job due to recurring tardiness being a ground for workplace termination, plus his and failure to make deliveries within on time. As Mr Aziz says, this doesn't just mean losing the promised timeframe, which releases customers of customer to a rival, they don't even get any payment for the pizza due to their obligation to pay, which, in turn, costs ThirtyMinutesOrItsFree policy. Being unaware of his employer both money and further business. As far as his employer was aware, superhero identity, Mr Aziz just sees Peter was just as a slacker, which made making his termination completely justified.
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There is no indication of this in the film.
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* NeverMyFault: Doctor Octavius is convinced that Spider-Man is responsible for his wife's death when it was really his own experiment that got her killed.
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* PlotHole:
** Harry tells Doc Ock that in order to find Spider-Man, he must find Peter first. Doc Ock somehow finds Peter with Mary Jane in a random cafe[[note]]The novelization explains he tapped Peter's phone lines[[/note]] and throws a car through the window straight at them. Any normal man would've been killed instantly, and Doc Ock doesn't know that Peter is Spider-Man. Given that Peter is his only lead on Spider-Man, it makes no sense that Doc Ock would effectively try to kill him.
** Near the film's climax, Spider-Man asks Harry to tell him the location of Doc Ock's hideout so he can save MJ and the city. Which Harry does. But how did Harry know where Doc Ock's hideout was in the first place? Doc Ock never tells him and there's no evidence he's been keeping tabs on Ock.
** Harry tells Doc Ock that in order to find Spider-Man, he must find Peter first. Doc Ock somehow finds Peter with Mary Jane in a random cafe[[note]]The novelization explains he tapped Peter's phone lines[[/note]] and throws a car through the window straight at them. Any normal man would've been killed instantly, and Doc Ock doesn't know that Peter is Spider-Man. Given that Peter is his only lead on Spider-Man, it makes no sense that Doc Ock would effectively try to kill him.
** Near the film's climax, Spider-Man asks Harry to tell him the location of Doc Ock's hideout so he can save MJ and the city. Which Harry does. But how did Harry know where Doc Ock's hideout was in the first place? Doc Ock never tells him and there's no evidence he's been keeping tabs on Ock.
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* IronicBirthday: Peter's birthday party counts, as it comes the same day he gets fired from his pizza delivery job.
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* IronicBirthday: Peter's birthday party counts, as it comes is the same day he gets fired from his pizza delivery job.
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* IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer: When Ock threatens MJ, Peter says "If you lay one finger on her...", but Ock just mockingly says "You'll do ''what''?!".
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this is just trivia as it applies to the actor rather than the character (it also got the names mixed up)
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* ICallHerVera: Creator/AlfredMolina gave pet names for the four mechanical arms. Harry and Larry are the bottom two, Moe was the top right one and Flo was the top left one.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: One of Mary Jane's wedding invites can be seen briefly, with the date of her wedding being confirmed as being Monday, April 26. This not only confirms the film is indeed set in 2004, but that Peter getting his powers and Ben's death definitely occurred in early 2002.
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** One of Mary Jane's wedding invites can be seen briefly, with the date of her wedding being confirmed as being Monday, April 26. This not only confirms the film is indeed set in 2004, but that Peter getting his powers and Ben's death definitely occurred in early2002.2002.
** Some of Harry's newspaper clippings seen before his meeting with Doc Ock are legible; in particular, one with a headline regarding Spider-Man's role in Norman Osborn's death is dated June 9, 2003, while another ([[MythologyGag credited to Edward Leeds]]) is about the casualties from the Green Goblin's attack on the World Unity festival.
** One of Mary Jane's wedding invites can be seen briefly, with the date of her wedding being confirmed as being Monday, April 26. This not only confirms the film is indeed set in 2004, but that Peter getting his powers and Ben's death definitely occurred in early
** Some of Harry's newspaper clippings seen before his meeting with Doc Ock are legible; in particular, one with a headline regarding Spider-Man's role in Norman Osborn's death is dated June 9, 2003, while another ([[MythologyGag credited to Edward Leeds]]) is about the casualties from the Green Goblin's attack on the World Unity festival.
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** One of Harry's newspaper clippings is written by Edward "Ned" Leeds, a character who is otherwise absent from the Raimi trilogy.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: In the background of the scene where Mary Jane runs through the park in her wedding dress, you can see a man who looks like Creator/ThomasJane wearing a black trench coat.[[note]]Played by one of Thomas Jane's stunt doubles from 2004's ''Film/ThePunisher''.[[/note]] According to the DVD Commentary, the intention is that this is indeed supposed to be [[ComicBook/ThePunisher Frank]] [[Film/ThePunisher2004 Castle]].
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: In the background of the scene where Mary Jane runs through the park in her wedding dress, you can see a man who looks like Creator/ThomasJane wearing a black trench coat.[[note]]Played by one of Thomas Jane's stunt doubles from 2004's ''Film/ThePunisher''.''Film/{{The Punisher|2004}}''.[[/note]] According to the DVD Commentary, the intention is that this is indeed supposed to be [[ComicBook/ThePunisher Frank]] [[Film/ThePunisher2004 Frank Castle]].
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* DaylightHorror: Spidey and Doc Ock's first two battles happen in broad daylight.
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** Believe it or not, this film was actually the very first film appearance of Creator/PeytonList, who was also an extra, as a little girl playing on some steps.
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** Believe it or not, this film was actually the very first film appearance of Creator/PeytonList, (Creator/{{Peyton List|1998}}), who was also an extra, as a little girl playing on some steps.
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* NewTechIsNotCheap: The fact that rebuilding his Fusion Reactor requires a large amount of money and resources causes Doctor Octavius to start robbing banks.
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* NewTechIsNotCheap: The fact that rebuilding his Fusion Reactor requires a large amount of money and resources causes When Doctor Octavius Octavius' tentacles convince him to start try to build his fusion generator again, he specifically mentions needing to be able to fund it, which results in him robbing banks.the bank where he has his first fight with Spider-Man.
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* NewTechIsNotCheap: The fact that rebuilding his Fusion Reactor requires a large amount of money and resources causes Doctor Octavius to start robbing banks.
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* AlwaysLate: Due to struggling to balance his crime-fighting duties as Spider-Man with his everyday life, Peter Parker is frequently late for things:
** He shows up late for his pizza delivery job (which his boss says is a constant issue), and gets fired when he's unable to fulfill the restaurant's 29-minute guarantee because of it.
** On the way to one of his college classes, he bumps into Curt Connors, the professor teaching the class, who tells him that said class is already over and that he has a paper that's still overdue.
** The usher at Mary Jane's play prevents him from entering after the doors are closed to "maintain the illusion". Mary Jane later chews Peter out for being the only person she knows that hasn't shown up even once.
** His landlord, Mr. Ditkovich, constantly hounds him for being late on paying the rent.
** He shows up late for his pizza delivery job (which his boss says is a constant issue), and gets fired when he's unable to fulfill the restaurant's 29-minute guarantee because of it.
** On the way to one of his college classes, he bumps into Curt Connors, the professor teaching the class, who tells him that said class is already over and that he has a paper that's still overdue.
** The usher at Mary Jane's play prevents him from entering after the doors are closed to "maintain the illusion". Mary Jane later chews Peter out for being the only person she knows that hasn't shown up even once.
** His landlord, Mr. Ditkovich, constantly hounds him for being late on paying the rent.
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* TestingTheLoveInterest: Mary Jane [[TestKiss tries an upside-down kiss]] with her fiancé to see if she really loves him after she did the same with Spiderman in [[Film/Spiderman1 the previous film]]. NoSparks there for her.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: One of Mary Jane's wedding invites can be seen briefly, with the date of her wedding being confirmed as being Monday, April 26. This not only confirms the film is indeed set in 2004, but that Peter getting his powers and Ben's death definitely occurred in early 2002.
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* EnormousEngagementRing: MJ wears a fancy diamond ring after accepting John's proposal. [[RuleofSymbolism It's especially noticeable when she holds Peter's hand at the cafe and reunites with John in the climax while Spider-Man leaves.]]
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* EnormousEngagementRing: MJ wears a fancy diamond ring as wide as her finger after accepting John's proposal. [[RuleofSymbolism It's especially noticeable when she holds Peter's hand at the cafe and reunites with John in the climax while Spider-Man leaves.]]
