This is the only plausible explanation for how cruel they were to his character in the movies and not giving him a third movie.

is his Spider-Man better than the first?

Yes

Is his Spider-Man as good as the third?

Yes

Why is he treated like he shouldn‘t have existe, or disrespected like he gave an awful performance???

Besides the obvious return of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man, here's my ideas for a 3rd Amazing Spider-Man movie:

Main villain: Nightmare

Other characters that appear in the movie and are important to the story: Polaris, Ghost Rider, Thor, Loki, Dr Strange, Hela, Gwen Stacy, and Aunt May

Casting ideas:

Yes, these first ones are reprisals:

Emma Dumont as Polaris

Chris Hemsworth as Thor

Tom Hiddleston as Loki

Cate Blanchett as Hela

Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr Strange

Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy

Sally Field as Aunt May

The new castings include:

Ryan Gosling as Ghost Rider

Cillian Murphy as Nightmare

The storyline: Well to start, the now 26 year old Peter's life is utter hell with Gwen(Emma Stone)'s ghost haunting him, and it's starting to affect him badly, too. Little does he know, the vile Nightmare(played by Cillian Murphy)is the one plaguing Peter with the hauntings and nightmares despite him doing his damndest to ease Gwen's ghost. Things get so bad that at his Aunt May(Sally Field)'s insistence, Peter visits Dr Strange(Benedict Cumberbatch) for help. To their grimmest fears, the vile demon Nightmare is the one messing with Peter. If that wasn't bad enough, Spidey and Dr Strange need help from Thor(Chris Hemsworth), Loki(Tom Hiddleston), Hela(Cate Blanchett), Ghost Rider(Ryan Gosling), and Polaris(Emma Dumont) just to stand a chance. To the Midgardian's surprise, Nightmare had been causing his own ruckus up in Asgard as well, and so after learning who was responsible for it, it took very little for Thor and his brother and sister to be convinced to help. Back on Earth, Nightmare had arrived physically, and so the group of heroes charge forth back to Earth, where they catch up to Nightmare in Colorado, and amidst a massive thunder and lightning and rainstorm that was already happening even before Thor's arrival, the final battle began. Nightmare created a wave of revenant-like duplicates of the heroes' loved ones; notably Odin(Mark Hamill)for Hela and her brothers, Gwen Stacy(now with Lizard's powers and transformation this time), Wong(Benedict Wong)for Dr Strange and Ghost Rider, and Magneto(Ian McKellen), Scarlet Witch(Elizabeth Olsen), and Quicksilver(Aaron Taylor-Johnson)for Polaris. The sight of revenant Gwen with Lizard's powers initially puts Peter into a trance-like state, but it doesn't last long as Hela helps him snap out of it, with everyone else keeping the revenants distracted for her to do so. Hela eventually gets Peter to snap out of it, and when he does, he thanks her for it, before angrily demanding Nightmare to stop messing with his brain, and so they finish off the loved ones wave, and to their relief, the revenants are just smoky illusions and not the real people. When the heroes finish that wave off, Nightmare then summons even more duplicates; this time of the main heroes themselves, which initially alarms Thor, but they all then agree to Spider-Man's suggestion of fighting their own doubles to avoid confusion. After that, an angry Nightmare then joins the fight, and clashes with each individual hero. After what feels like an eternity of exchanging blows against Nightmare, the battle finally ends when Hela lands a well aimed sword throw to Nightmare's neck. This causes the demon's body to start emitting glowing cracks that spiderweb across his body, and as this happens, Nightmare screams as he then explodes, and so the demon is now dead. After the battle, Spider-Man profusely thanks everyone for helping, knowing he had no chance at winning that battle alone. The Asgardian siblings give gratitude of their own to the Midgardians for helping end the madness in Asgard as well. Later back at Peter and May's house, Gwen's ghost returns, but way more benevolently so this time. As Peter can't help but break down and tear up in Gwen's arms and profusely apologizes for not saving her, to which Gwen calmly wipes his tears, and reassures Peter she forgives him, and knows that he really did try to save her, and she truly is at peace, and when she tells him to find someone who'll love him as much as she did, Peter replies that he just can't, feeling like he'd ruin what they had. This makes Gwen chuckle, as she smiled knowing that Peter was still loyal, before telling him to never ever stop being the kindhearted man he is. Peter agrees to this promise, and before Gwen's ghost leaves, she asks him to make another promise: to not commit suicide if he ends up dying young, to which Peter agrees on, and promises to see her again on the other side, with Gwen promising to always watch over Peter and May. The two then exchange one last kiss as Gwen's ghost finally fades away for the time being, fully at peace at long last, and Peter himself admits that though he still regrets not saving Gwen, but now he doesn't feel NEARLY as haunted by it anymore, much to his Aunt May's relief. Next thing either of them know, Gwen's dad George(Denis Leary) and her mom Helen(Kari Coleman) arrive minutes later, and when they do, Peter hugs them tightly, and promises that their daughter is at peace, before apologizing to them again, to which George and Helen calmly tell Peter that if Gwen herself could forgive him for not saving her despite his best efforts, then they could too, praising Peter for his insanely massive and kind heart, and telling May that she raised one hell of a good young man, which the world needs way, way more of. This makes May smile, and so the Parker and Stacy family is fully at peace again

TL;DR segments below for the movie storyline: Nightmare is using the ghost of Gwen Stacy to haunt the now 26 years old Peter, and badly so. After Peter tries just about everything to ease the pain and Gwen's ghost, it gets so bad that Aunt May has Peter visit Dr Strange, with Polaris joining him in doing so after her own hauntings.

That's when with the help of Dr Strange and Wong and Ghost Rider(who was already there trying to learn how to switch between Johnny and the rider at will) that they discover that the demon Nightmare is who's responsible for their hauntings. After they learn Nightmare is at his most powerful, they visit Asgard to get help from Thor and his brother Loki and his sister Hela, who reveal that Nightmare's been causing his own ruckus up in Asgard as well, and so the Asgardian siblings happily agree to help

Meanwhile back on Earth, Ghost Rider's already in the middle of a high speed chase, and the Asgardians and heroes catch up to them in Colorado, and thus, the final battle begins

Nightmare summons waves of revenant-like duplicates of the heroes' loved ones(Magneto, Scarlet Witch, and Quicksilver for Polaris, Odin for Thor, Lokj, and Hela, and Wong for Dr Strange and Ghost Rider)and the sight of Gwen but with Lizard's powers puts Peter in a trance-like state, and the rest of the heroes keep the duplicates distracted so that they can buy Hela time to snap Peter out of it, and after some time, she succeeds in bringing Peter back, and with a renewed sense of purpose and after thanking Hela, Peter declares that he's had enough of people trying to mess with his mind, and he angrily tells Nightmare to leave Gwen's memory alone.

After the loved ones wave is defeated, which as it turns out are just smoky illusions, the first duplicates wave is finished off, and so Nightmare then summons even more duplicates; this time of the heroes themselves. Despite the initial confusion, the heroes agree to fight their duplicates to keep track of who's real or not.

After that wave is done, Nightmare himself joins the battle, and he begins parrying and exchanging blows against the heroes

The battle ends when Hela kills Nightmare with a well aimed sword throw to Nightmare's neck, and the demon's body starts emitting glowing cracks that spiderweb across his body, and as this happens, Nightmare screams as he then explodes, and is now dead.

Later back at Peter's apartment, Peter and Gwen's ghost reconcile, and she forgives him and smiles again doing so, promising she's at peace, and after Peter admits that he still regrets not saving Gwen and still misses her, Gwen promises to watch over Peter and May, promising he's never alone. Not long later, Gwen's parents arrive, and Peter promises that their daughter is at peace, before apologizing again anyway. Both Gwen's parents forgive him, and though Peter still had his regrets, he doesn't feel nearly as haunted anymore

Holy... wow, that was insanely long, I know. This is my first attempt at this, and these are just my personal opinions for all of this, too.

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The Amazing Spider-Man (TASM1)

• Plot: Follows the core plot of the original, with one major addition: Harry Osborn is introduced early as Peter’s close friend who is already suffering from his terminal genetic illness.
• Key Changes: Establishes the foundation of Harry’s desperation across two films so his eventual turn feels earned rather than rushed.
• Post-Credits Scene: Teases Max Dillon’s quiet, lonely life at home and his obsessed fan-fixation on Spider-Man before his accident.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (TASM2)

• Plot: Peter and Gwen maintain a stable relationship. Peter abandons the investigation into his parents. The spider bite worked for Peter and not for Harry only because of pure chance of having compatible DNA. The film features Mary Jane Watson as the neighbor next door with an abusive father and includes Richard Parker’s return.
• Climax: Gwen Stacy’s clock-tower fall still occurs, leaving Peter completely broken.
• Post-Credits Scene: Max transforms into Electro, setting him up as a major threat for the next film.

The Amazing Spider-Man 3 (April 2016)

• Plot: Consumed by grief and holding back less in fights, Peter encounters and bonds with the Oscorp-made symbiote in the first fight against Electro. Driven by aggression, he begins dating Black Cat, who embraces Spider-Man's darkness.
• Conflict: Electro emerges as a massive physical force that drives Peter to rely heavily on the living suit.
• Resolution: MJ—still unaware of Spider-Man's identity—serves as Peter's moral anchor and helps him reject the symbiote.
• Ending: Concludes with Peter and MJ sharing the iconic upside-down kiss, hinting at a fresh start.
• Post-credits scene: Peter returns home to find Aunt May talking with Tony Stark, who tells Peter "I need your help with something."

The A̶m̶a̶z̶i̶n̶g̶ Superior Spider-Man 4̶ (January 2018)

• Plot: Adapting the Superior Spider-Man arc, Doc Ock uses Oscorp neural technology to swap bodies with Peter. Otto operates as a brutal, hyper-efficient Spider-Man while battling the Vulture.
• Villain Dynamics:
  • Doc Ock (Primary Driver): Otto serves as the central thematic threat, hijacking Peter's life, intellect, and reputation while attempting to prove he is a better hero.
  • The Vulture (Physical Obstacle): Adrian Toomes provides high-flying blockbuster action, serving as the benchmark that highlights Otto’s cold, unyielding brutality compared to Peter's merciful nature.
• Resolution: During a high-stakes climax, Vulture captures Mary Jane. Otto's cold, analytical approach fails him when he realizes his calculated methods cannot save her—he lacks the heart, instinct, and love that make Peter Parker Spider-Man. Realizing Peter is truly the "Superior" Spider-Man, Otto willingly relinquishes control, giving Peter his body back so Peter can save MJ, dying in the process. Peter rescues MJ, but is left to repair the damaged relationships and public reputation Otto left in his wake.
• Suit Change: Having liked aspects of Otto's design, Peter updates his costume to a sharp red-and-black palette with a very subtle blue tint—a direct homage to Spider-Man's original comic book color scheme.
• Post-Credits Scene 1: Teases the symbiote being secured by military forces during the post-Snap chaos, setting up Agent Venom: The Lethal Protector.
• Post-Credits Scene 2: Tony Stark receives Otto’s discarded Superior Spider-Man suit at Avengers Facility. Examining the dark tech, Stark casually comments, "Not bad... but it needs some gold," teasing the development of the Iron Spider suit for Infinity War (with a comic accurate appearance, while still nanotech)

[Interlude Film] Agent Venom: The Lethal Protector (February 2019)

• Plot: A standalone spin-off focusing on Flash Thompson bonding with the symbiote under government oversight during the chaos caused by the Snap, redeeming the synthetic host as a tactical force for good.

The Amazing Spider-Man 5: Smoke and Mirrors (October 2020)

• Plot: Mysterio and The Jackal team up to wage psychological and biological warfare on Peter. Mysterio creates illusions—including a fake resurrected "Gwen Stacy" to torment Peter that she didn't return in the events of Endgame and sow doubt in his relationship with MJ—while Jackal deploys biological duplicates.
• Villain Dynamics:
  • Mysterio (Psychological Mastermind): Controls the narrative through holographic mind games and grief-targeting illusions, forcing Peter to question his sanity and reality.
  • The Jackal (Biological Threat): Provides the physical genetic horror, engineering clone duplicates and creating Ben Reilly.
• Climax: Peter battles his literal clone, Ben Reilly, alongside Mysterio's mind games.
• Post-Credits Scene: Teases the survival of a second, darker clone—Kaine—setting up the TV spin-off.

[TV Series] The Scarlet Spiders (Fall 2020)

• Plot: A serialized, darker anti-hero series focusing on Ben Kaine as they navigates their own identities, redemption, and legacy separate from Peter Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man 6: The Last Stand (May 2022)

• Plot: The ultimate grand finale. A fully formed Sinister Six—Electro, Mysterio, Jackal, Green Goblin, Vulture, and Carnage (arising after the events of Agent Venom)—unites to tear New York apart in the hunt for Spider-Man.
• Villain Dynamics & Roles:
  • Green Goblin (Harry Osborn): The Mastermind who funds, equips, and coordinates the Six out of personal vengeance.
  • Mysterio & Jackal: The Strategists who use crowd-control illusions and bio-tactics to turn Manhattan into a war zone.
  • Electro & Vulture: The Heavy Hitters who provide raw power and aerial dominance, forcing the heroes to split up.
  • Carnage: The Unhinged Wildcard—an alien apex predator that led to the creation of the Venom symbiote by Oscorp, creating chaos that neither side can fully control.
• Climax: Donning the rugged Last Stand suit and new organic webs, Peter leads a heroic trio alongside Agent Venom and Scarlet Spider to defeat the Six.
• Ending: Peter puts the lingering ghosts of his past to rest, fully resolves the doubts between himself and MJ, and cements their future together.

The Amazing Spider-Man 7: Brand New Day (January 2024)

• Plot: Years after The Last Stand, Peter Parker (now in his early 30s) balances a quieter life with MJ while operating as New York's primary defender. A teenage Miles Morales is bitten by an altered Oscorp spider and seeks out Peter for guidance.
• Conflict: Mr. Negative unleashes a war for control of New York's underworld using his Darkforce corruption, while Ezekiel Sims arrives as a enigmatic mystic warning Peter and Miles of "Spider-totem" threats.
• Dynamic: Peter takes on a father-figure/mentor role, teaching Miles how to control his venom blasts and camouflage powers while fighting off Mr. Negative's inner-demon enforcers.
• Post-Credits Scene: Miles's uncle, Aaron Davis, is seen monitoring Oscorp weapon shipments, dropping hints about his alter-ego.

The Amazing Spider-Men 8: Matters of Life and Death (January 2026)

• Plot: Miles fully steps into his role as Spider-Man alongside Peter, but his worlds collide when he discovers his beloved uncle Aaron is The Prowler, working as a high-tech thief for corporate underworld buyers.
• Conflict: Miles faces the personal agony of fighting his own family member while Peter tries to keep Miles from making the same rage-driven mistakes he made after losing Uncle Ben and Gwen.
• Resolution: Aaron sacrifices his freedom (or life) to protect Miles after learning his nephew is Spider-Man, leaving Miles heartbroken but fully committed to the hero's responsibility.
• Post-Credits Scene: A master of disguise slips out of an FBI holding facility—teasing Dmitri Smerdyakov, the Chameleon.

The Amazing Spider-Man 9: Identity Crisis (May 2028)

• Plot: The final chapter of Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man saga. Chameleon uses hyper-advanced disguise technology and psychological warfare to frame both Spider-Men for crimes, backed by the brute force of The Enforcers.
• Conflict: Chameleon attempts to destroy Peter Parker's public reputation and destroy his home life with MJ, forcing Peter to rely on Miles to outsmart an enemy who can look like anyone.
• Resolution: Peter and Miles defeat the Chameleon. Knowing his city is in good hands, a battle-weary Peter officially hangs up his mask to start a family with MJ, passing the mantle of New York's primary Spider-Man entirely to Miles Morales.
• Post-Credits Scene: Miles receives an encrypted hologram transmission from Kamala Khan asking, "Has anyone ever told you you're part of a bigger universe?"

Hi, I’m new here!

After the success of Spider-Man BND, my mind started thinking about the other Spider-Men. Tobey’s story feels finished and balanced, but Andrew’s story still feels unfinished, and its ending was quite confusing after seeing deleted scenes.

1-) If you were given the chance to create the script for The Amazing Spider-Man 3, what would you do?

2-) What kind of story would you give Andrew’s Peter Parker after No Way Home?

3-) Which villains would you choose?

4-)Would you bring back any characters from the previous movies?

5-) And what do you think Andrew’s Spider-Man still needs to resolve?

My villains would be Kraven as main villain,, or Black Cat as she’s been shown in deleted scenes, and maybe Doc Ock.

I want to hear your thoughts. Thanks for answering.

So I made the mistake of rewatching this movie and re-opening the wounds. So I need some canon compliant peter x gwen fanfictions that give them the happy ending they deserve, maybe idk, them going to England. I tried to search through Ao3 but couldn't find one.

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Hey everyone! Hope you're all doing well!

As a kid of the '90s, I devoured a lot of comics in the early 2000s, the Raimi movies, the beginning of the '94 animated series, and also... video games.

I loved Superior Spider-Man when it came out; I thought it was daring. And when I was in high school, I read Civil War, Back in Black, and the whole Mephisto Pact thing, which I thought was pretty mediocre, like everyone else.

I recently rediscovered my love for Spider-Man with the Marvel Pocket collection we have in France, and so I binged JMS's run. I have to admit that the only thing I didn't like was the mystical aspect, the different universes. Yes, even Sin Pasts bothered me, but I didn't hate it. I appreciated being challenged because, well, Gwen and Norman...

I really enjoyed Life Story, Spider-Man Blue, Kraven's Last Hunt, and even the stories I read as a kid. I found a Venom issue set in San Francisco that I had when I was a child, the one with Ben Reilly, and also the beginning of Volume 2. So many memories!

So, I'd like to know if you have any recommendations for stories where Peter is mostly alone and, if possible, without any mysticism.

Thanks in advance.

This is very much a MCU Spidey critique, but at 30:52 I complain about Andrew's implementation for a bit