“I lost gwen. My uh.. She was my MJ. I couldn’t save her. I’m never gonna be able to forgive myself for that.” 💔

The way the web spreads out, mimicking a hand opening up and trying to reach her ... so poetic and well designed.

This scene f*cked me up as a kid ngl. The way she just hits the ground so bluntly and then everything goes silent... still gives me chills

The fact this scene had it's redemption nearly 8 YEARS later. I know tobey started the franchise and much respect to him for that but Andrews will always be my favorite

Peter Porker: "the hardest thing about this job is... you can't always save everybody."

This scene is genuinely sad. Also, when Andrew saved MJ he didn’t use his webs, which makes me think he thought about that moment thousands of times that he knew exactly what to do.

Andrew’s acting is so good. That “no, please, please” absolutely rips my heart out

Andrew Garfields Spiderman was treated so poorly. The man is so talented and he nails a Spiderman who is so conflicted perfectly. He loses his entire sense of purpose all in an instant and the pain is so surreal. This is why Andrew's my favorite Spiderman

Andrew crying when he saves MJ from falling is just something I can't describe...

Her last word was “Peter” but the last thing she saw was Spider-Man

Gwen here was a much better written character than the other two MJ's. Intelligent, Mature, Brave and knew exactly what she wanted in terms of career and love. Her graduation speech is a testament. Sad they had to kill hers out of all..

I love that you can’t see his face but you can just feel the horror behind the mask

The clock stopping at 121 was the icing on the cake, she died in issue 121, this scene is a masterpiece

Just when Gwen hit the floor, the clock struck 1.21 The comic where Gwen died is called Spider-Man #121

A long time I lost my gf, I loved her soooo much, but she lost her battle against cancer. This scene reminds me sooo much of her. Losing what you love the most is the worst kind of pain there is :c

The sad part is there was realistically no feasible way for him to have saved her. He couldn’t catch her, I mean his web was traveling twice as fast as he was and it still wasn’t fast enough.

That “thunk” when her head hits the concrete is heartbreaking, this whole scene was so dramatic and beautiful in a dark way...

This is the saddest spider man universe. We left off on such a terrible part, there was no Mary Jane so all he had was Gwen Stacy and she died, his best friend suffered from a disease he was born with, he had no other choice but to embrace it and then not long after he died, a black man who had not much in his life had a tragic accident, his mind was then corrupted by electricity and faught Spider-Man then died, spider man was then going to have a number of villains to face on his own without support from friends or anything, he was the only hero of this world no avengers, fantastic four or anything, he was all on his own. This was by far the saddest spider man universe dude.

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The way she hits the ground so quietly makes it so much better

The expression on Peter's (Andrew Garfield) Face when MJ asked him if he's okay had me in tears.

0:45 Gwen's face is heart shattering... It's like she realized she was dead before she even hit the ground... it was like she realized "he's not gonna catch me"

she didn’t scream. it’s like she knew it was going to happen. it’s absolutely heartbreaking.

"I lost gwen. My uh.. She was my MJ. I couldn't save her. I'm never gonna be able to forgive myself for that." - that hits hard 💔

The way the web reaches out to Gwen like a hand 😔

I never understood why everyone hated the fact that Peter couldn’t save Gwen. In my opinion it humanized him, and spoke a sad, ballsy truth about heroes: they can’t save everyone. Edit: What an awesome redemption arc. I’m happy that NWH did him justice. Everyone else too, especially Electro.

Seeing him learn from this fatal mistake in the new movie was really emotional, Andrew proper showed in his face that he will always regret this moment. Also gwen's face here knowing that the web pull will either snap her neck or not catch her properly in time is so sad, as she sees it reach out to her. Masterpiece.

I think what I really love about this is how unexpectedly dark and tragic for a Spider-Man story it is. Not everyone has seen the comics so if you're someone who's only seen the movies and shows this would come up as a huge shock as usually he saves his love interest and it's his aunt &uncle that dies. But here instead he loses someone truly special to him and you just know that this wasn't supposed to happen but it did and it makes it that much more real. He couldn't be like every other Spider-Man, he lost his MJ and went down a dark path..

The saddest part about this scene is that you can tell just how much she trusted him by keeping her panic to a minimum. She most likely thought Peter would make it in time like he always has.

I KNOW THEY FINALLY ADDED A REALISTIC DEATH IN A SUPERHERO FILM BUT DID IT HAVE TO BE HER DAMMIT

Generally one of the most heart breaking scenes in movies history

This scene is heart-breaking, I can hardly bear the look on his face. It's like you can feel his sorrow, and his agony over losing her. It just overwelms you.

Scenes like these are why I still defend this movie after four years.

Andrew Garfields acting really makes this scene. Hes an underrated spiderman

0:19 no matter how many times I rewatch this moment…I’ll never get used to that music combined with that face. It’s a perfect mixture of sadness and horror

He will always be the best Spiderman/Peter Parker for me. The first time, he wears spiderman costume, which shows him as tall, lean, thin person was the exact spitting image of what I had seen of Spiderman in comic book, back when I first saw him when I was a kid and he nailed it and the love chemistry between these 2 were just phenomenal!!This scene was truly heart breaking!!!

This is the most beautiful yet tragic Spiderman's love interest fall. Very sad.

The way he says "stay with me" and "you're okay", classic lines when a character is dying... Even though she's not dying, she's already gone. It's heartbreaking. He deserved his redemption.

I really wish they didnt end this series of Spider Man. This version was by far the best one. No one can replace Andrew!

Ik this movie came out years ago but Andrew still needs an Oscar

This scene is the definition of people who haven’t seen the comics vs who read the comics. Some people in the theater were like “oh he’s gonna save her, he’s Spider-Man” then the comic readers were like “oh fuck no it’s happening”

"The hardest part about this job is...You can't always save everybody." - Spider Ham.

not only did was he not able to save her, he broke his promise to her dying father.

There's no way he could've grabbed Gwen in this situation, she was too far. Web was the only way.

Everyone in 2014: bruh this sucks Everyone in 2021: this is a poetic masterpiece and has a very deep message

Love that he redeemed himself at last, this was one of the saddest deaths in a superhero movie. Good job Marvel.

The fact that rage against the goblin was cut is what hurts me

The web turning into an outreaching hand is really powerful. In my opinion, Andrew is probably the toughest Spider who has to encounter sorrow of losing his uncle then the love of his life.

*Mj:* AAAAAAAAAAAAAH PETER HELP!!!! *Gwen:* accepts her death without any shout

Truly, a sad ending, Peter has lost nearly everyone in his life, his parents, his uncle, the love of his life

the shot at 2:30 is so breathtaking. the art of this scene is so different. the way her body lays there and the way he's over her😭

What hurts about this scene even more is how the last thing she saw wasn't Peter....it was Spider-man. I'm glad our boi got the redemption he deserved.

Fun fact: The clock hands spin until Gwen hits the ground which means the clock stopped at 1:21 and Spider-Man Issue #121 Was called "The Night Gwen Stacy Died" Also when Peter jumps down to see if she's alright the movie time is at 2:01:21

people say he’s the worst spider-man and honestly that isnt true. His movies and version of the story is more realistic than the other spider-man movies cause it really shows the true definition that you can’t save everybody

This is the most real death in a super hero movie. No last words of encouragement, just dead.

This was bone chilling for a spider-man movie back then, and even today rewatching it, especially after his redemption, makes it even more so. Literal goose bumps right now. Truly heart breaking for his spider-man

I really like this scene. No over dramatic conversation. Just silence and pure beauty

the way she closes her eyes so spider-man coming towards her is the last thing she ever sees always gets me. so her eyes aren’t open when she dies, so he doesn’t have to stare into her dead eyes. this scene is so beautiful and horrible and heart breaking. it was so well done in the worst way.

Many don’t realize that he actually reacted before his spider sense could warn him which I believe is why we hear it after he jumped. Truly shows that there was nothing he else he could have done in the moment.

I love how quiet this scene is, no dramatic music, just them.

*Top Marvel snaps* 1. Thanos snap 2. Ironman snap 3. Tobey emo snap 4. Gwen's neck

I really hope Gwen's death stays relevant if Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man is in No Way Home. That guy deserves a proper conclusion to his story!

We all know what happened in NWH. This scene reminds us why THAT moment was so triumphant. It was not just about saving MJ. He also saved another version of himself from suffering the sorrow he has to carry for the rest of his life. While HE himself may never recover, he can at least find peace knowing that there is another versions of him in another universe who still has the love of his life.

Peter and Gwen can never ever be compared to any other couple in any spider man version they are superior by MILES. They have a real moving thing just feels so real yet dreamy ✨️

Say what you want about this movie, but Andrew Garfield was heartbreaking in this scene

After watching No Way Home and being a diehard Tobey Spiderman fan.. I can say I respect Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man, the films he was in, and his acting entirely. It made so much sense seeing the Spider-Men together coupled with the multiverse theory. ALL of them are the best Spider-Man!

That look on her face while she was falling said everything. "He's not going to catch me, It's too late." :(. Saddest Spiderman scene ever.

Another canon event 😢

i don't care what people say, the photography of this scene is a masterpiece.

Easily one of the saddest deaths of all Marvel, and one of the most underrated.

0:30 The Even More Heartbreaking Thing Is That Piece Of Andrew’s Web Looks Like A Hand Letting Out To Someone

This is still one of the scenes that hit me, the way it was done is so well especially the silence after

This is the saddest death in any Marvel film. Andrew and Emma's chemistry is perfect, and Andrew's acting made this scene so heartbreaking

I have to say. Superhero MCU films don’t have balls like this anymore.

He saved another Spiderman's world but he couldn't save his world

So glad they had a redemption scene of him saving MJ, this was such a heartbreaking scene and him saving MJ was such a tearjerker

Already loved the TASM films but this scene just became a million times more impactful after watching No Way Home

0:21 I’m sure everyone noticed this, but when the web slings out for Gwen it opens up like a hand reaching out for her. I think this is brilliantly done to show Spider-Man is doing everything he can to save her. There is no such lonely feeling similar to holding a loved one who’s died in your arms. I will always praise this movie for this scene and many others.

This still makes me cry. Andrews acting here was amazing.

Saddest part is. He can land feet first or even smack the bar with his chest and body as he falls, take the hurt himself, and save her. But he lands full arm below bar instead of above it, and that extra little bit of range, kills her.

0:44 Gwen being as brilliant and smart as she is in these films, likely knows that even if the webbing catches her, the whiplash is going to kill her. So she takes one last look at Peter, closes her eyes, and waits.

This Spider-Man really suffered the most, god that’s heartbreaking

Ofc the reason why Peter can't forgive himself is because of his struggle of keeping the promise and his love for Gwen

Despite how much of a mixed bag this movie is, this scene is done absolutely perfectly. So beautiful and makes you think if made better how great these films could have been.

I’m just here to say that he will not fail in no way home

And gwens dad told him to keep her out of it... Imagine the guilt he's carrying after her death

This part always makes me cry. Showing even super heros do have emotion, the pain peter went through. Trying to accept her fathers request so no harm came to her, yet this was not his fault, harry caused this.

The most unbearable part of this scene was the blood coming out of Gwen's nose and Peter crying "Stay with me, stay with me".

I love how the web represents a hand reaching out to gwen

I really thought he was gonna save her at the time... I really did.

In My Opinion This Is And Will Be The Best Spider-man.

I remember being in the movie theater in 2014. I was just 6 years old and this was the first ever superhero movie I had ever watched. My dad was sitting right next to me and during the scene he had his hands in his face thinking, “Why did I just bring a 6 year old kid to see this.” When Gwen hit that floor the theatre was silent. I just saw the rerelease in my local theatre for an event and oh man even 10 years later it still hits like a truck in that audience.

so we all agree Andrew’s gonna save MJ. Cool.

I don't care what you say andrew garfield's acting makes this scene even sadder

Watching this makes me cry every single time ! Andrew just rocked every emotion . I fell in love with his acting the day i watched this .

Really speaks to the power of the Spider-Man franchise when even (what is often considered) the worst Spider-Man movie has great acting from Andrew and an examination of absolute failure and dealing with grief.

Arguably the best death scene you can pull off in any movie. The hero catches the girl, but just an eighth of a second too late.

Here's a fun fact for you the clock stops at 1:21 which is the issue of The Amazing Spider-Man that Gwen dies in.

There were three things I liked about this movie. -The soundtrack. It’s probably one of the best soundtracks of any Spiderman movie. -The cinematography. Especially in the swinging scenes. (And this one of course) -The ending, with Gwen dying, and Spiderman clashing with Rhino.

I just watched this film for the first time and this scene had me in pieces I can't cope with death reactions in films and this was phenomenonal