Spider-Man 3

Peter Parker is a young man torn between his responsibilities as Spider-Man and his personal life. His journey involves grappling with a darker side brought on by the Symbiote, resulting in struggles with arrogance and selfishness. Ultimately, he seeks redemption while navigating love and friendship.

Mary Jane is Peter's love interest, whose career ambitions and struggles with insecurity play a significant role in their relationship. Her transformation from a supporting character to an independent woman reflects the challenges of love under strain. She finds herself caught between her feelings for Peter and her own journey.

Harry is Peter's best friend turned enemy, consumed by resentment and a thirst for revenge. His character arc explores the themes of friendship and rivalry, culminating in self-sacrifice that mirrors his father's legacy. Despite his hatred, he seeks redemption and closure with Peter.

Flint Marko, a flawed but tragic figure, embodies the struggle of a desperate man trying to save his sick daughter. His transformation into Sandman symbolizes the consequences of desperation and the complexities of villainy. In the end, he seeks redemption through understanding from Peter.

Eddie Brock, a rival photographer, becomes a victim of his own envy and ambition when he merges with the Symbiote to become Venom. His desire for revenge against Spider-Man highlights themes of betrayal and the consequences of obsession. Eddie's transformation serves as a cautionary tale about the darker side of rivalry.