Spider-Man

Peter Parker, an introverted high school senior, navigates life in New York City after the tragic loss of his parents. He lives with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May, who provide him with support and love, and he harbors feelings for his neighbor, Mary Jane Watson.

Peter's science class takes a field trip to a genetics lab at Columbia University. Here, groundbreaking research is conducted, and during the excursion, Peter is bitten by a genetically altered spider, inadvertently marking the beginning of his transformation into Spider-Man.

After being bitten by the spider, Peter returns home feeling ill, but soon experiences extraordinary changes in his body. His strength increases dramatically, and he discovers he has the ability to shoot webs from his wrists.

Peter, feeling empowered, saves Mary Jane from a lunch mishap and confronts his bully, Flash, showcasing his newfound agility and strength. This marks a turning point as he begins to embrace his abilities.

To make some quick money, Peter enters a wrestling match under the pseudonym 'Spider-Man.' Despite winning the match, he is cheated out of his earnings, a decision that leads to dire consequences.

Caught up in guilt from his earlier inaction, Peter's life takes a tragic turn when his Uncle Ben is murdered by a robber. This event propels Peter into a path of vengeance and justice, defining his role as a hero.

Devastated by the loss of Uncle Ben, Peter embraces the identity of the Amazing Spider-Man. He begins his mission to protect New York City, despite facing skepticism from the media and the public.

Peter faces significant challenges as J. Jonah Jameson, the publisher of the Daily Bugle, criticizes Spider-Man's actions. Eventually, Jameson realizes the commercial potential of Spider-Man's photo coverage.

Norman Osborn, the head of Oscorp, experiments with an unstable super-soldier formula that grants him super abilities but also drives him into madness. This transformation leads to the emergence of his alter ego, the Green Goblin.

As the Green Goblin, Norman orchestrates an attack during Oscorp's Unity Day, putting Mary Jane in grave danger. Spider-Man intervenes heroically, saving her and igniting a romantic tension between them.

In a bid to recruit Spider-Man as his ally, the Green Goblin kidnaps Mary Jane. Peter is faced with a heartbreaking decision as he must choose between saving her and protecting the city from the Goblin's chaos.

The climax unfolds as Peter discovers Norman's connection to the Green Goblin. Their conflict culminates in a dramatic confrontation that results in the death of Norman, leaving Peter haunted by the loss of someone he once admired.

Following the tragic events, Peter and Mary Jane share intimate moments that hint at their unspoken feelings. Peter reflects on the sacrifices of his dual life, coming to terms with his identity as Spider-Man.

Peter grapples with the personal implications of being Spider-Man, realizing that this superhero persona brings both blessings and burdens. It becomes clear that his responsibility is intertwined with his identity.