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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 307430" data-attributes="member: 5079">I think you&#039;re right.&nbsp; Each of the film series and actors have specific qualities that are essential to Spider-Man, but they all also are missing qualities and/or they have extraneous qualities.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think any of them represent a comprehensive and definitive version of the character.I think the first trilogy -- well, 2/3 of it at least -- are the best SM films, but Toby is my least favorite of the three.&nbsp; Nostalgia aside, he just doesn&#039;t bring much to the character IMO.&nbsp; Andrew got very close to being a great Spider-Man and Peter, but the films themselves were subpar.&nbsp; I think Tom Holland is ideally cast, both for looking appropriately youthful and his dancer&#039;s athleticism.&nbsp; The extreme enthusiasm of his performance doesn&#039;t have much to do with Spider-Man, but is a very plausible portrayal of a teen-ager thrust into world shattering events surrounded by famous heroes.[SPOILER=&quot;Vague Spoilers for NO WAY HOME&quot;]The latest film did a good job of pivoting Holland to a much more traditional version of Spider-Man, and it&#039;s now apparent that the entire trilogy was basically his origin story. [/SPOILER]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 307430, member: 5079"] I think you're right. Each of the film series and actors have specific qualities that are essential to Spider-Man, but they all also are missing qualities and/or they have extraneous qualities. I don't think any of them represent a comprehensive and definitive version of the character. I think the first trilogy -- well, 2/3 of it at least -- are the best SM films, but Toby is my least favorite of the three. Nostalgia aside, he just doesn't bring much to the character IMO. Andrew got very close to being a great Spider-Man and Peter, but the films themselves were subpar. I think Tom Holland is ideally cast, both for looking appropriately youthful and his dancer's athleticism. The extreme enthusiasm of his performance doesn't have much to do with Spider-Man, but is a very plausible portrayal of a teen-ager thrust into world shattering events surrounded by famous heroes. [SPOILER="Vague Spoilers for NO WAY HOME"]The latest film did a good job of pivoting Holland to a much more traditional version of Spider-Man, and it's now apparent that the entire trilogy was basically his origin story. [/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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