Tobey Maguire

If we get a duo team up in Avengers: Secret Wars, do you guys want Tobey Maguire Spider Man and Hugh Jackman Wolverine to team up in it?

If he did, then this confirmed that he is the exact same version from the Fox Deadpool movies.

If Andrew Garfield's Spider-Portrayal is the Amazing Spider-Man, and Tobey Maguire's Spider-Iteration is the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, then what does that make Tom Holland's? The Spectacular Spider-Man? The Sensational Spider-Man? The Avenging Spider-Man? I for one am inclined to suggest that Tom Holland's is the Avenging Spider-Man, since his was with the Avengers. If anything, though, it can't be the Superior Spider-Man, since that's the reference that Doc Ock self-proclaimed when he briefly took over Peter's body in the comics. And if so, even though he unfortunately wasn't included, what do these make Nicholas Hammond's Spider-Version? Old Man Spidey?

Honest opinion of my ranking of the spider-men (didn't actually change in NWH)

1. Tom Holland's Spiderman -

He is by far the best spider-man. He was much younger when he first started playing spider-man when compared to the others which gave him an advantage. The way his character developed over his trilogy was amazing, and you can see how the movies go from fun and up-beat to more and more serious as he is growing up. He holds a perfect balance of Peter Parker and Spider-Man which the other two don't have.

2. Andrew Garfield's Spiderman -

I for the life of me could never figure out why no one liked his spider-man. I rewatched them all recently and do agree that the writing of his movies wasn't as good as that of Tobey's or Tom's but the actual casting was pretty amazing. In the first movie he was a pretty good Peter Parker - he was generally nerdy and had a bit of a stutter which I didn't mind. Also the relationship between Peter and Gwen is probably the most romantic and best ship out of all of them (Tomdaya are cute but Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone was like undeniable in the movies). He kept with the theme of doing whatever is right (you know after they killed his uncle) and really did his best to shoulder the entire responsibility. While his Spider-Man was stronger than his Peter Parker, there were definitely signs of a great Peter Parker.

3. Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man -

Now this is probably my most unpopular opinion but I really disliked Tobey's Spiderman. I think he had a complete imbalance of being way too Peter Parker and his Spiderman was sub-par at best. I can't really recall any quips he made so if he made them they probably didn't stick with me like Tom and Andrew. Also - MJ was the most annoying character. And then he keeps saying that Harry died after trying to kill him when Harry died saving him - so I feel maybe give Harry a bit more credit - yes he did try to kill him but I think his sacrifice should be more memorable. The only reason his movies are good are because of the villains - which is why SpiderMan 3 wasn't good. Alfred Molina and Willem Dafoe are probably the best villains in any superhero movie, and they are the only reason those movies are watchable imo. Overall I just really dislike Tobey's Spider-Man, I'm not 100% sure why and you can disagree but in general I just don't like him.