Doc ock is smarter than Tony stark. His technology was limited by a 20 year gap and yet they were still going head to head with the ai claws that have a lot more advanced technology processing everything. If doc ock were to be given a few months using the new age technology he’d probably be a bigger threat than Thanos

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Honestly love the sound design of Doc's arms, they're so mechanical and clunky like they should realistically be

I love how Peter doesn't FIGHT until Ock implies he should've killed MJ, completely unaware it wasn't HIS MJ he was talking about.

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Alfred Molina was definitely having the time of his life in this role.

I love hearing the Danny Elfman compositions, accompanying Michael Giacchino's score.

I’m so glad Alfred and Williams came back to repraise their roles as Doc Oc and Green Goblin.

I will say I would’ve liked a more exciting way of defeating Doctor Octopus than a random NANOMACHINES, SON. Could’ve still been the nanobots, don’t get me wrong, but just suddenly and randomly like that killed the excitement I got when I saw the Doc Ock of my childhood.

He Bluetooth the arms 😂

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The scene where Peter was controlling Otto's arms was so funny, cracked me up seeing Peter acting like a silly teen/ kid. Lol

this scene really shows how durable spider-man is

I like the Flashpoint reference in the book's name. Another comic story of a hero wanting to change his life via soft retcon and causing a disaster.

Wait. If the reason for Doc. Octavius' madness is because the inhibitor chip was fried and the arm's intelligence overpowered him, shouldn't he be sane and normal right after Peter takes control of the arms? Supposedly, Peter has full control over them, so they shouldn't be whispering into Doc. Octavius' mind.

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"Hello, Peter."

dock ock saying nanotechnology suggests that they had nanotech suit in the raimi verse. Hope Tobey gets his nanotech suit in future films.