Spider-Man 2

Trivia: The pic of Spidey on Harry's desk is very similar to the one seen on the cover of the first Spider-Man comic.

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Trivia: Co-writers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar are reportedly responsible for much of the final script, though they only received a story credit due to the confusing rules and studio red-tape regarding how screenwriters are credited.

Trivia: Although he provided the artwork for the opening titles, artist Alex Ross had a very negative opinion of this film, calling it "sh*t on toast" in an interview with Wizard magazine.

Phaneron

Trivia: The flowers on the stand are named "carnation" and "snap dragon" as a reference to Carnage and Snapdragon, both from the comics.

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Continuity mistake: During the train scene, Spider-Man's mask had gone partially black. We also see it when Spidey puts his mask back on. Yet when Doc brings him to Harry, we don't even see a patch of darkness on his mask.

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Mr. Ditkovich: If promises were crackers, my daughter would be fat.

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Question: What exactly does Aunt May mean when she says, "What do you mean 'we'" after Spider-Man tells her, "We sure showed him"? Is she just being modest?

Answer: She's actually being funny because she thinks that she did all the work, instead of Spider Man.

Allyson

Answer: I later found out it could have been a reference to a Spider-Man comic. In the comic, after he rescues a girl from a bad guy, she says "We sure showed him!" There is a thinking bubble by Spider-Man's head saying "We?" It's like the conversation in the movie but in reverse.

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