It easily could have been eliminated, and it did seem superfluous, but I felt that it was there to add to the emotional relief Parker initially felt after abandoning his responsibilites. It occured at roughly the same time as his light-hearted excursions through the city as an ordinary guy. That's all I got out of it, anyway.
I'm going to see it again tomorrow afternoon, so if I notice a more poignant undertone, I'll be sure to post again.
it was so so peter the pertinence of how loved he was even when self deceiving, and that he could start a new life from that moment ,a normal one. hopefully he got mj and spiderman suit instead
Spidey's a sucker for chocolate cake, and this will get him into trouble in the third movie. It's a plot point, a very important one.
Harry as The Green Goblin will know of Spider-Man's weakness to chocolate cake, and will capture a chocolate cake and Mary Jane, and replicate the scene from the first movie. As he meets Spider-Man on the Brooklyn Bridge, he tells Spider-Man to choose.
Harry: "Let die the woman you love, or, suffer the chocolate cake"
*Harry drops them both, Peter dives off and saves the chocolate cake, as Mary Jane continues to fall*
Pete: "What can I say Harry, you know how to push my buttons"
Harry: "Oh Peter........."
Pete: "Oh Harry........"
Harry: "Let's put all this behind us and lets go eat this choclate cake together"
*Harry picks up Peter in his arms and takes him off on his glider into the sunset..............we see Mary Jane land in the water behind them*
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