Tim & Tay talk Spider-Man and the beginning of a new cinematic era. This episode covers the idea of post-9/11 New York as a character, Willem Dafoe's arch take on the comic book villain, and much more.

Synopsis
When unpopular and unassuming high schooler Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider, he gains miraculous powers that soon throw his life into disarray.

Starring Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst and directed by Sam Raimi, Spider-Man hit theatres May 3, 2002.

Where to watch Spider-Man.

Scene  [1:25:02 - 1:29:50]
MJ, Aunt May, and Norman join Peter and Harry for Thanksgiving in the city. Peter narrowly avoids revealing to the group that he is Spider-Man, but during the dinner, Norman notices a conspicuous cut on his arm, giving away his secret. Norman rudely excuses himself, insulting MJ as he leaves. 

Links

• Spider-Man Twin Towers Teaser
• Fincher's preference for CGI blood

Recommendations

• Tim: A Simple Plan (Raimi, 1999)—where to watch
• Tay:  Super  (Gunn, 2011)—where to watch

Next episode: When Harry Met Sally (Reiner, 1989)

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