A compromising meal tray, a telephone message which very nearly revealed to Mary-Jane the true identity of Spider-Man… A look back at 5 screenplay inconsistencies hidden in Sam Raimi’s trilogy.
Despite its effectiveness and its great qualities, the Spider-Man trilogy directed by Sam Raimi in the 2000s sometimes has some screenplay inconsistencies that fans have not failed to note. Whether it’s a compromising voice message, an improbable strategy or a reckless car launch, a look back at 5 more or less important implausibilities in the three feature films worn by Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst.
A canvas in the canteen

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However, when a mysterious web-slinging vigilante nicknamed Spider-Man appeared on the streets of New York a few weeks later, not one of the students present that day had the presence of mind to do the connection with these strange events.
A compromising message

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Once freed, Mary-Jane inevitably returned home, and most likely listened to her messages, which should have revealed to her the true identity of Spider-Man. However, at the end of the film, she does not seem to know more when she finds Peter at the funeral of Norman Osborn. It’s not until Spider-Man 2 that she finally learns the truth.
We discuss later!

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The identity of Spider-Man remaining unknown, the sprawling scientist decides to question Peter Parker, considered the official photographer of the vigilante. Although completely unaware of the powers the young man has, Octopus throws a car directly at him. A rather brutal and risky tactic if his intention is really to extort information from him, right?
The Sandman medallion

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Harry and MJ

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If she could hardly stand up to Harry at the time, it would still have been easy for the young girl to warn Peter discreetly, especially in the scene where she meets him on the Central Park bridge, instead of breaking up with him like Harry had asked him.