The Birth of Sandman Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HD

Me everytime i wake up

Exit light
Enter night
Take my hand
We’re off to never never land

How does this seem more real than modern marvel movies like wtf

Modern superhero movies could never

Hands down the best villain in Spider-Man!

The story tries to make you feel for Sandman, but it's just most of the film is what ruins sandman.
But this is indeed my favourite scene in the whole film.

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😞😓😭😭😭

It really tells that years after I watched spider man 3 when i was around 10 this one scene is the most memorable

Bro got the sand fruit

I feel like if this was a short film rather than a scene in Spider-Man 3, it could have won an Oscar.

A lot of bad comic book movies tend to assasinate the villains from comic to film.

But spider man 3 is an exception with sandman good job Sony.

The movie is good if you remove Venom.

This scene is a triumph.

I usually just "watch" Cgi animations

But this scene, I can FEEL the cgi.
For some reason, I can feel the sands failing off to my body
Possibly the best cgi ever so far

2023 ?

I love this theme

Spiderman 3 so underrated, its a good film

Sony executives should have let Raimi make the Sandman the only villain in the movie like he wanted.

Imagine if the rest of the movie was as good as this scene

People now dont understand this is what we had growing up,it was enough and it was amazing. Im 20 i used to watch this movie countless times when i was younger. This generation always needs somthin to cry about smh..

This scene made me cry as a kid

even as a kid this scene hit different and all this time later I have the same respect for it as I do Heart of Ice from BTaS

Actually if you think about it this is sad

great!

Loved this movie as a kid

You can tell Sam Raimi clearly preferred Sandman over venom by this scene alone

Back when superhero movies weren't shit. What an amazing scene.

When I realized the background music also sync with the character well.

Unlike other villains with rock and cool music, Sandman's background music was a sad and sympathetic one. You can feel that all he want is just to cure his daughter and nothing else matters

One of my favourite scenes of all time

He wasn't a Villain. Just a man who had good intentions, but was misunderstood for them

Stunning!!!

A film that was considered mediocre in 2007 has more artistic values ​​than any MCU product. I miss those days where regardless of the quality of a blockbuster, the production values ​​were very high.

I remember tearing up in this scene as a ten year old kid. Amazing scene for a superhero movie.

And I thought this scene was emotional BEFORE I had children...

Why do people see this scene in such good light? I mena its pretty good but not AMAZING

One of the best scenes in any comic book movie in one of the messiest comic book movies ever

Why did the studio force Raimi to include Venom in the movie? Sam Raimi clearly wanted to make a movie about Sandman.

better cgi than the flash

My English teacher used this scene as a perfect example of “show, don’t tell”

And people hated this movie at that time, sam raimi's spiderman trilogy each movie has his own soul

When you go to the deep lore of the character the real curse for Sandman is he is now immortal, he will never age or die.

This could've easily been a 3 minute short film, not related to Spider-Man at all, and it could've won for best animated short.

I love the music in this scene. If you had no idea what this movie was about, you would view the first few minutes of this as a new hero at birth. You get a view about how he looks down, how he's feeling, how he's struggling to keep his form up. Then the sad piano comes in when the camera directs to the locket. He immediately tries to grab it, but can't. He then tries again, pulling more sand into his body, and the music gets more heroic as he looks down at the locket and gets up. You get this feeling that he's going to avenge his kids, maybe, or that he's getting up to fight for his family.
But then, when he's fully up and walking away, the music turns sinister. It gets dissonance, it sounds dirty and wrong and evil. You suddenly realize that this isn't a birth of a hero, no, it's a villain with a heart.

Why was this guy the villain again? 😂

Oil

The backstory in Spider-Man 2 through the Marko Memories made me almost cry more then In here it’s just the way he said Everything😢

Me trying to wake up at 8am pov

I don't think modern MCU will ever create a scene of this caliber.

I rewatch this scene at least twice a year since spider man 3 came out, cannot explain it, this scene is just something else