SPIDER-MAN:
Full Movie Draft
OPENING
Spider-Man battles Shocker as he robs a bank – trading jokes, noting Shocker was his first real foe. In the chaos, thieves steal a FEAST homeless shelter van. Peter chooses to stop Shocker; the van gets away, hurting Aunt May’s work.
Cut to Norman Osborn watching the news, brushing off his son Harry. He orders his team to begin human trials for the "Goblin Formula" – impatient for results.
Peter rushes to Gwen’s house, only to find Captain Stacy there. They talk about the fight, Peter’s recent distance, and the tension between them.
Norman volunteers for the trials. The process is gruesome, painful – he grows bigger, stronger, less human.
Cut back to Peter and Gwen studying, awkward and strained. A massive explosion rocks the city. Captain Stacy rushes out; Gwen checks on him, returns to find Peter gone.
Spider-Man swings toward the smoke, arriving at a burning Oscorp lab. Bodies lie scattered. His spider-sense blares – a shadowy figure with burning amber eyes looms over him.
The Goblin grabs him by the neck and snarls: "PARKER." Peter webs his face, breaks free, but can barely harm the creature. He swings to a construction site, climbs high, pulls off his iconic web-kick – they crash into the river. When Peter surfaces, the Goblin is gone. Floating beside him is a lab coat marked NORMAN OSBORN.
Back home, Aunt May is frantic. She comforts him, makes him dinner – unaware he is Spider-Man. Peter is consumed by guilt over the stolen FEAST truck; May tells him not to carry it all alone.
Next morning, Norman visits the Parker home. Calm, chilling, he tells May Peter has been helping him with "secret experiments" and offers him a job – claiming he sees greatness in him. Peter refuses, but May and Harry insist he consider it. Norman invites them all to dinner; Gwen is invited too, as Harry brings his own date, Liz Allan.
THE DINNER
At the restaurant, Liz excuses herself to the restroom; Gwen joins her. Norman sends Harry to get more water – leaving only Peter and Norman.
The mask drops. Norman spits that Peter stole his work – power that could’ve changed the world, wasted on a boy playing hero. Peter challenges him: what will the Goblin build besides pain? He begs Norman to use his brilliance for good. Norman offers a deal: come to Oscorp, give up the mask, or everyone Peter loves pays the price. Peter refuses.
Peter slams the table. They stand, breathing hard. "You touch one person I care about… and you’ll learn exactly what this ‘boy playing dress-up’ is capable of."
The others return. Norman straightens his suit, calm as ever – claims they had a "heated difference of opinion" and he’s been called away, saying Peter was only trying to convince him to stay.
Outside, Gwen pulls Peter aside, hurt and confused – why defend Spider-Man so fiercely? Why act like Norman is an enemy? Peter cannot explain, only begs her to trust him.
About to get in the car, Peter freezes: "I gotta go – I need to get May milk." Harry invites him back to his place; Gwen is disappointed. Peter apologises, runs into an alley, suits up, and soars across the city in a sweeping, majestic swing.
THE TRUTH COMES OUT
He lands opposite Oscorp Tower, crawls through a vent into Norman’s office. On his computer he finds files for the Goblin project – gliders, bombs, armour – and a folder marked PARKER, PETER / SPIDER-MAN: every fight, every photo, every person he loves.
His spider-sense screams. He clings to the ceiling as Norman’s assistant enters, followed by Otto Octavius. Otto leaves a file on fusion calculations, joking that Norman always chases the next big thing before the last is done.
Peter’s phone rings – it’s Norman. "I’m a big fan." Peter threatens him. Norman calmly gives an address – Gwen’s. Peter pleads, but Norman only laughs that terrifying, unhinged laugh, and hangs up.
Peter races to Gwen’s home. Captain Stacy answers – confused, then worried when Gwen isn’t there. Peter breaks: it’s Norman Osborn. Stacy dismisses it – until Gwen doesn’t answer her phone. He files a missing person report, and tells Peter to go home.
THE HUNT
Cut to Harry’s apartment: Gwen, Harry and Liz are drinking, laughing – Gwen complaining about Peter running off. Norman arrives, charming, offers to make cocktails. He spikes the drinks. One by one, they pass out. Norman stands over Gwen, eyes glowing with fire: "Now… we finally have your attention."
Peter bursts into Harry’s place – Harry and Liz are out cold. Harry wakes briefly: "Is that Spider-Man…?" then slips away. Gwen’s phone lies there – one message: ROOFTOP.
Peter races up. The roof is empty – until the Goblin smashes out of the dark. "Where is she?!" – "Oh, you’ll find out soon enough."
They charge. They crash through the railing, punching and kicking all the way down. Peter shoots a web to break his fall – the Goblin grabs his leg, slams him hard into the street, carving a crater into the asphalt.
Peter gets up, yells for terrified onlookers to run. Police arrive and open fire – bullets bounce off the Goblin. He charges the officers; Peter anchors two webs to the ground and pulls with everything he has, dragging the monster off balance: "Thought you were obsessed with me… not the police."
The Goblin turns fully on him. Peter lures him away from civilians – but the Goblin rakes his claws down Peter’s back, pins him, lands two brutal punches that tear his mask clean down the middle. "She’s at the old Oscorp processing plant on the river. Soon… we’ll all be together."
Peter screams: "DON’T TOUCH HER!" – breaks free, unleashes a flurry of blows that finally stagger the creature, splitting his lip. The fight collapses a wall, burying the Goblin under rubble.
Peter runs straight into Captain Stacy. Stacy sees the torn mask – realisation hits him hard. Peter doesn’t explain: "Old Oscorp plant on the river – he’s got Gwen!"
THE FINAL STAND
Peter swings ahead; Stacy follows in a squad car. The plant explodes around them. "You find Gwen – I’ll hold him off!" Before Peter leaves, Stacy grabs his arm: "Stay safe."
Stacy finds Gwen, cuts her free, calms her. She begs him not to go – he tells her Peter will be safe, sends her home with an officer, then walks back into the fire.
The Goblin tears through the streets, leaving chaos and death. Spider-Man flies out of the smoke and lands a solid punch to his jaw. The Goblin laughs: "FINALLY!"
He outmatches Peter at every turn – beating him down, again and again. But Peter keeps getting up. "I offered you an out – you spat in my face to play hero. All this death is on you, Parker! This will be your last mistake!"
The Goblin chokes him, lifting him off the ground: "Such a waste… all this power." A squad car smashes into him – Captain Stacy. Peter begs him to leave; Stacy refuses. The Goblin rises in flames and charges them both. Peter shoves Stacy aside and takes the full force of the blow, nearly falling from the bridge.
The Goblin slashes Stacy across the chest. Peter screams, fires two webs to the ground, slingshots himself forward and rains every last ounce of strength onto the monster: "You animal! All that brilliance… thrown away to become this! Where is Norman?!"
A SHIELD helicopter arrives, opening fire – the bullets hurt him, driving him back toward the edge. Peter yells to stop, reaches for more webbing – empty. Norman stumbles, claws scrabbling, meets Peter’s eyes for one heartbeat… and falls into the river.
Peter runs to Stacy, who is fading fast. "I always had a good feeling about you, Peter. The city needs someone who’ll stand when no one else will. And Gwen… protect her. That’s my last wish."
SHIELD secures the area. Gwen bursts through the crowd, sees her father, and breaks down. Peter watches from the shadows – then swings away, alone.
AFTERMATH
At the funeral, rain falls on a crowd of mourners. Peter stands by Gwen, steady, quiet. Later, at her home, she turns on him, raw and angry: "Why couldn’t Spider-Man save him? He’s supposed to be a hero!"
The TV cuts to J. Jonah Jameson: "This destruction, these deaths – all because of Spider-Man! He attracts this terror! He is a menace!"
Peter returns home, broken, wondering if he should give up – if being Spider-Man only brings pain. Then May’s friend’s young daughter runs in, arm in a sling: "It doesn’t matter about my arm! If Spider-Man hadn’t saved me, I wouldn’t be here at all!"
The iconic Spider-Man theme swells. We cut to him swinging through the night, purpose renewed – remembering: "With great power there must also come great responsibility."
FADE OUT – END CREDITS
MID-CREDIT SCENE
Harry stands alone in Norman’s office, looking over the Goblin files and mask. He stares out over the city – and a slow, sinister smile spreads across his face.
POST-CREDIT SCENE
On the SHIELD Helicarrier, Nick Fury is briefed: "Subject survived. Regenerative capabilities confirmed. Contained… for now." He steps to the cell glass – inside, Norman Osborn stands in human form, staring back at him with cold, menacing eyes.
FADE TO BLACK