Spider-Man has arguably the most diverse and dynamic cast of villains of any superhero. Vulture, Kingpin, Lizard, Kraven the Hunter, Venom, Electro, Black Cat, Doctor Octopus, Rhino, Sandman, Mysterio, and the Green Goblin are just some of the formidable beings that have tangled with Spidey over the course of his comic book run. Many of them have jumped off the glossy pages and onto the screen, on which they've thrived for nearly two decades.
For this list, we've looked at small details that you may have missed while these villains were doing what they do best: fighting with fists and weapons. Our gratitude goes to the viewers who didn't miss these details and made the rest of us normies aware.
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None Of The Villains Get Punched By Spidey In 'Spider-Man: Homecoming'
He says, "Impressive!" Redditor u/Jllanes734 theorized that the lips we see are the stunt double's, while Willem Dafoe's voice was added in post-production.
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In 'Spider-Man 3,' While The Sandman's Head Is Being Pushed Against A Moving Subway Train, You Can See His Teeth Fly Out
Redditor u/baxterrocky believes that the above shot is an homage to the Daredevil Netflix series. Check out their side-by-side photo and you be the judge.
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In 'Spider-Man 2,' Doc Ock Braces Himself With One Of His Tentacles When He Manipulates Something Heavy; When He Doesn't, Spider-Man Is Able To Knock Him Down
Redditor u/OK_I_Give_In noticed this detail, which implies that Doctor Octopus needs the extra support of his tentacles when he does something that is beyond his human self's strength.
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In 'Spider-Man: Homecoming,' Spidey Dodges The Vulture's Suit With A Backflip; He Does The Same Thing To The Green Goblin's Glider In 'Spider-Man'
Redditor u/PM_ME_THICC_BOOTYS discovered this, while Redditor u/wertwert55 explained why it's an homage rather than a coincidence:
...the scenario is exactly the same. Vulture is appealing to Peter's emotions and keeps him invested in talking while his remote controlled weapon comes from behind. It can't be anything other than a direct reference.
