The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Quotes
When New York is put under siege by Oscorp, it is up to Spider-Man to save the city he swore to protect as well as his loved ones.
Gwen Stacy: I'm coming with you.
Spider-Man: Gwen, you're not coming with me.
Gwen Stacy: Yes, I am.
Spider-Man: Gwen, it's too dangerous.
Gwen Stacy: I'm coming with you. I've seen the grid specs and I know how to reset the entire system.
Spider-Man: Gwen.
Gwen Stacy: I'm coming with you! You need me!
Spider-Man: Okay, shut up. You're coming with me! Shut the thing.
[webs her wrist to the hood of a police car]
Spider-Man: [swinging away] Sorry. I love you. Don't hate me.
Gwen Stacy: PETER!
[covers her mouth]
Spider-Man: Gwen, you're not coming with me.
Gwen Stacy: Yes, I am.
Spider-Man: Gwen, it's too dangerous.
Gwen Stacy: I'm coming with you. I've seen the grid specs and I know how to reset the entire system.
Spider-Man: Gwen.
Gwen Stacy: I'm coming with you! You need me!
Spider-Man: Okay, shut up. You're coming with me! Shut the thing.
[webs her wrist to the hood of a police car]
Spider-Man: [swinging away] Sorry. I love you. Don't hate me.
Gwen Stacy: PETER!
[covers her mouth]
Aunt May: Hey, wait. What are you doing? What are you doing? No, I do the laundry.
Peter Parker: I'm doing my laundry.
Aunt May: No, I do the laundry. No, I this is my job. I've been doing your laundry since you were 6 years old.
Peter Parker: I understand that. I'm in college now. I think it's time I took care of my own dirty underwear.
Aunt May: Last time you did it, you turned everything blue and red, so no.
Peter Parker: That was a mistake. Because I washing the American flag. My... Can I just please just...?
Aunt May: No one washes a flag.
Peter Parker: I do, and I won't anymore.
Aunt May: This is my machine.
Peter Parker: Fine. It's just underwear.
Aunt May: This is laundry, my home, my machine. Back off, eat your breakfast.
Peter Parker: All right, laundry sheriff. I'll do it later.
Peter Parker: I'm doing my laundry.
Aunt May: No, I do the laundry. No, I this is my job. I've been doing your laundry since you were 6 years old.
Peter Parker: I understand that. I'm in college now. I think it's time I took care of my own dirty underwear.
Aunt May: Last time you did it, you turned everything blue and red, so no.
Peter Parker: That was a mistake. Because I washing the American flag. My... Can I just please just...?
Aunt May: No one washes a flag.
Peter Parker: I do, and I won't anymore.
Aunt May: This is my machine.
Peter Parker: Fine. It's just underwear.
Aunt May: This is laundry, my home, my machine. Back off, eat your breakfast.
Peter Parker: All right, laundry sheriff. I'll do it later.
Gwen Stacy: It's easy to feel hopeful on a beautiful day like today, but there will be dark days ahead of us too. There will be days where you feel all alone, and that's when hope is needed most. No matter how buried it gets, or how lost you feel, you must promise me that you will hold on to hope. Keep it alive. We have to be greater than what we suffer. My wish for you is to become hope; people need that. And even if we fail, what better way is there to live? As we look around here today, at all of the people who helped make us who we are, I know it feels like we're saying goodbye, but we will carry a piece of each other into everything that we do next, to remind us of who we are, and of who we're meant to be.
[from trailer]
Spider-Man: Yo, Sparkles!
Electro: You don't remember me?
Spider-Man: Of course I remember you! You're my eyes and ears! Uhh, what's your name again? Uhh, do I know it? I know it! Don't tell me...
Electro: It's Max.
Spider-Man: Is it Max?
Electro: Yes.
[Gwen stares in disbelief]
Electro: How could you forget me?
Electro: [furious] YOU LIED TO ME!
Spider-Man: No, no, I'm trying to help you! Let me help you!
[Electro sends a bolt at him, knocking him into a police car]
Spider-Man: Yo, Sparkles!
Electro: You don't remember me?
Spider-Man: Of course I remember you! You're my eyes and ears! Uhh, what's your name again? Uhh, do I know it? I know it! Don't tell me...
Electro: It's Max.
Spider-Man: Is it Max?
Electro: Yes.
[Gwen stares in disbelief]
Electro: How could you forget me?
Electro: [furious] YOU LIED TO ME!
Spider-Man: No, no, I'm trying to help you! Let me help you!
[Electro sends a bolt at him, knocking him into a police car]
Electro: You do realize you locked me in a prison that runs on electricity? Mm. I can feel it in the walls. I can feel it in my veins. No matter what you do, doc, you can't contain it. It's a force of nature. Like me. You wanna know how powerful I am?
Dr. Ashley Kafka: Ja.
Electro: Well, so do I.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: Ooh.
Electro: I'm dying to know, doc. But you better make damn sure you kill me this time. Because if you don't, I'm gonna kill the light. So everyone in this city is gonna know how it feels to live in my world. A world without power. A world without mercy. A world without Spider-Man. And everyone will be able to see me for who I truly am.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: And who are you?
Electro: Don't you know? I'm Electro.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: Very impressive, Electro.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: Ja.
Electro: Well, so do I.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: Ooh.
Electro: I'm dying to know, doc. But you better make damn sure you kill me this time. Because if you don't, I'm gonna kill the light. So everyone in this city is gonna know how it feels to live in my world. A world without power. A world without mercy. A world without Spider-Man. And everyone will be able to see me for who I truly am.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: And who are you?
Electro: Don't you know? I'm Electro.
Dr. Ashley Kafka: Very impressive, Electro.
Spider-Man: You okay? You all right?
Max Dillon: You're Spider-Man.
Spider-Man: Costume gives it away, huh? These look pretty important, Max.
Max Dillon: How do you know my name?
Spider-Man: It's written on your badge.
Max Dillon: I'm a nobody.
Spider-Man: Hey, you're not a nobody. You're a somebody.
Max Dillon: You're Spider-Man.
Spider-Man: Costume gives it away, huh? These look pretty important, Max.
Max Dillon: How do you know my name?
Spider-Man: It's written on your badge.
Max Dillon: I'm a nobody.
Spider-Man: Hey, you're not a nobody. You're a somebody.
Green Goblin: Peter. When you said Spider-Man said no, you meant *you* said no.
Spider-Man: Harry, what did you do?
Green Goblin: What you made me do. You were my friend and you BETRAYED ME!
Spider-Man: No. I was trying to protect you.
Green Goblin: Oh. Look at me.
Spider-Man: Hey, it's gonna be okay. This is gonna be all right.
Green Goblin: You don't give people hope. You take it away.
Spider-Man: No, Harry.
Green Goblin: I'm gonna take away yours.
Spider-Man: No. Gwen, run!
Spider-Man: Harry, what did you do?
Green Goblin: What you made me do. You were my friend and you BETRAYED ME!
Spider-Man: No. I was trying to protect you.
Green Goblin: Oh. Look at me.
Spider-Man: Hey, it's gonna be okay. This is gonna be all right.
Green Goblin: You don't give people hope. You take it away.
Spider-Man: No, Harry.
Green Goblin: I'm gonna take away yours.
Spider-Man: No. Gwen, run!
Harry Osborn: [to Electro] Psst! I'm gonna get you out of here, alright. But we don't have much time.
Electro: Who are you?
Harry Osborn: I'm Harry Osborn. I want to make you a deal.
Electro: I should kill you.
Harry Osborn: Oh, come on. Think bigger, Max. I'm not the one you want. You want Spider-Man and I can give him to you.
Electro: Who are you?
Harry Osborn: I'm Harry Osborn. I want to make you a deal.
Electro: I should kill you.
Harry Osborn: Oh, come on. Think bigger, Max. I'm not the one you want. You want Spider-Man and I can give him to you.
Peter Parker: Did you get my message?
Gwen Stacy: What message?
Peter Parker: The message right there.
Gwen Stacy: Oh, that. That was you?
Peter Parker: Don't do that.
Gwen Stacy: I couldn't make it out.
Peter Parker: I'll tell you what it says. Says, "I love you." Because I love you. And no offence, but you're wrong.
Gwen Stacy: I'm wrong about what?
Peter Parker: You're wrong about us being on different paths. We're not on different paths. You're my path. And you're always gonna be my path. And I know there's a million reasons why we shouldn't be together. I know that. But I'm tired of them. I'm tired of every single one of them. We've all gotta make a choice. Right? Well, I choose you. So, here's my thought. England. Both of us. I'm following you now. I'm just gonna follow you everywhere. I'm just gonna follow you the rest of my life. I mean, they got crime there in England.
Gwen Stacy: Yeah.
Peter Parker: They got tons of crime, it seems.
Gwen Stacy: Tons.
Peter Parker: They got, uh, Jack the Ripper.
[Gwen laughs]
Peter Parker: What? They haven't caught Jack the Ripper yet. You didn't know that?
Gwen Stacy: What message?
Peter Parker: The message right there.
Gwen Stacy: Oh, that. That was you?
Peter Parker: Don't do that.
Gwen Stacy: I couldn't make it out.
Peter Parker: I'll tell you what it says. Says, "I love you." Because I love you. And no offence, but you're wrong.
Gwen Stacy: I'm wrong about what?
Peter Parker: You're wrong about us being on different paths. We're not on different paths. You're my path. And you're always gonna be my path. And I know there's a million reasons why we shouldn't be together. I know that. But I'm tired of them. I'm tired of every single one of them. We've all gotta make a choice. Right? Well, I choose you. So, here's my thought. England. Both of us. I'm following you now. I'm just gonna follow you everywhere. I'm just gonna follow you the rest of my life. I mean, they got crime there in England.
Gwen Stacy: Yeah.
Peter Parker: They got tons of crime, it seems.
Gwen Stacy: Tons.
Peter Parker: They got, uh, Jack the Ripper.
[Gwen laughs]
Peter Parker: What? They haven't caught Jack the Ripper yet. You didn't know that?
Peter Parker: You're wrong about us being on different paths. We're not on different paths, you're my path and you're always gonna be my path. And I know there's a million reasons why we shouldn't be together, I know that. But I'm tired of them, I'm tired of every single one of them, you know I gotta make a choose, Gwen, I choose you.
Gwen Stacy: There was an accident in the genomics lab, and they're covering it up. And I found out. That guy from Times Square last night? I met him. He was an electrical engineer in the building. And he loved Spider-Man, by the way. He was, like, a fanatic.
Peter Parker: I didn't get love vibes. I got more of a "want to kill me with his electricity" vibe.
Gwen Stacy: That's actually kind of what it's like to love you.
Peter Parker: I didn't get love vibes. I got more of a "want to kill me with his electricity" vibe.
Gwen Stacy: That's actually kind of what it's like to love you.
Harry Osborn: Peter Parker. It's like seeing a ghost.
Peter Parker: Hey, Harry.
Harry Osborn: Random. What, ten years?
Peter Parker: It's eight. But you're close.
Harry Osborn: What's up?
Peter Parker: I saw the news, man. I heard about your dad and I wanted to come and... Just wanted to come and see you. Check to see how you were doing.
Harry Osborn: I'm with some people. I'm in a... I'm in a meeting.
Peter Parker: Sorry, I don't wanna intrude. I know it's been a long time. I kind of know exactly what you're going through right now. And you were so there for me when my parents... Well, that's why I'm here for you.
Harry Osborn: Thank you.
Peter Parker: It's good to see you, man. It's good to see you. I'm sorry about your dad.
[turns to leave]
Harry Osborn: You got your braces off.
[Peter turns back to him again]
Harry Osborn: Now there's nothing to distract from your unibrow.
[they start to laugh]
Peter Parker: There he is. There he is! You still blow-dry your hair every morning?
Harry Osborn: Well, you know, one of my manservants holds the hair dryer. But I work the comb, okay? So at least I'm not completely helpless.
Peter Parker: You're stupid.
[they hug]
Peter Parker: Hey, Harry.
Harry Osborn: Random. What, ten years?
Peter Parker: It's eight. But you're close.
Harry Osborn: What's up?
Peter Parker: I saw the news, man. I heard about your dad and I wanted to come and... Just wanted to come and see you. Check to see how you were doing.
Harry Osborn: I'm with some people. I'm in a... I'm in a meeting.
Peter Parker: Sorry, I don't wanna intrude. I know it's been a long time. I kind of know exactly what you're going through right now. And you were so there for me when my parents... Well, that's why I'm here for you.
Harry Osborn: Thank you.
Peter Parker: It's good to see you, man. It's good to see you. I'm sorry about your dad.
[turns to leave]
Harry Osborn: You got your braces off.
[Peter turns back to him again]
Harry Osborn: Now there's nothing to distract from your unibrow.
[they start to laugh]
Peter Parker: There he is. There he is! You still blow-dry your hair every morning?
Harry Osborn: Well, you know, one of my manservants holds the hair dryer. But I work the comb, okay? So at least I'm not completely helpless.
Peter Parker: You're stupid.
[they hug]
Harry Osborn: How the tables have turned. I know it's hard to admit, but how spectacular a move is this? Am I right?
Electro: Right as rain.
Harry Osborn: Okay, so, Fairy Godmother, it is time to grant me a wish. I want in to Special...
Donald Menken: How dare you come back in here? You recalcitrant, unworthy, defective, urchin freaks.
[Electro zaps Menken]
Harry Osborn: Oh, God, sorry. That's just not the answer we were looking for.
Electro: Right as rain.
Harry Osborn: Okay, so, Fairy Godmother, it is time to grant me a wish. I want in to Special...
Donald Menken: How dare you come back in here? You recalcitrant, unworthy, defective, urchin freaks.
[Electro zaps Menken]
Harry Osborn: Oh, God, sorry. That's just not the answer we were looking for.
Aunt May: [about graduating high school] I know the first thing your Uncle Ben would say.
Peter Parker: Yeah, I know too. "You better hurry up, party's over. You gotta get a job."
Aunt May: Alright, the second thing he would say: "Don't just follow the path, make your own trail."
Peter Parker: Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Aunt May: No.
Peter Parker: What do you mean, no?
Aunt May: Ben told me he made it up!
Peter Parker: Yeah, I know too. "You better hurry up, party's over. You gotta get a job."
Aunt May: Alright, the second thing he would say: "Don't just follow the path, make your own trail."
Peter Parker: Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Aunt May: No.
Peter Parker: What do you mean, no?
Aunt May: Ben told me he made it up!
Harry Osborn: I'm sorry he never introduced us. I thought you two had broken up.
Gwen Stacy: Oh... Yeah. Yes, we had. And it's...
Harry Osborn: It's complicated.
Gwen Stacy: Complicated. Yeah.
Harry Osborn: I mean, it's Peter. Everything's always complicated with Peter.
Gwen Stacy: Yeah. Yeah... Yeah, you're right.
Harry Osborn: But that's why he needs you. Right? To help him make his choices clear.
Gwen Stacy: Oh... Yeah. Yes, we had. And it's...
Harry Osborn: It's complicated.
Gwen Stacy: Complicated. Yeah.
Harry Osborn: I mean, it's Peter. Everything's always complicated with Peter.
Gwen Stacy: Yeah. Yeah... Yeah, you're right.
Harry Osborn: But that's why he needs you. Right? To help him make his choices clear.
Aunt May: You know, it's so funny I've been trying to clean up around here to be more organized and putting some of Ben's stuff in boxes, and it's so funny, the heavier the box gets the lighter I feel.
Peter Parker: You're throwing his stuff away?
Aunt May: No, god no, I couldn't do that it's part of me, I'm just finding a better place for it. I'm going to take one last look, and I'm going to put it where it belongs.
Peter Parker: You're throwing his stuff away?
Aunt May: No, god no, I couldn't do that it's part of me, I'm just finding a better place for it. I'm going to take one last look, and I'm going to put it where it belongs.
Peter Parker: Who was that?
Aunt May: Harvey.
Peter Parker: Doing a double shift, huh?
Aunt May: Sometimes. Got nothing else to do. I like the girls. I miss Ben. Gives me a little extra in the cookie jar.
Peter Parker: Well, I sold another couple of photos to the Bugle, so that ought to help.
Aunt May: Yeah, it would really help if that guy would pay you a fair wage.
Peter Parker: Oh, Jameson pays me a fair wage. If it was 1961, he pays me a fair wage.
Aunt May: Harvey.
Peter Parker: Doing a double shift, huh?
Aunt May: Sometimes. Got nothing else to do. I like the girls. I miss Ben. Gives me a little extra in the cookie jar.
Peter Parker: Well, I sold another couple of photos to the Bugle, so that ought to help.
Aunt May: Yeah, it would really help if that guy would pay you a fair wage.
Peter Parker: Oh, Jameson pays me a fair wage. If it was 1961, he pays me a fair wage.
Norman Osborn: This is not how I imagined I would die. Looking at my son and seeing a stranger. You have such potential, Harry. Such fierce intelligence, and you're throwing it all away.
Harry Osborn: No, you threw me away. You kicked me off to boarding school when I was 11. On my 16th birthday, you sent me Scotch. Or one of your assistants did. I'm pretty sure because the card read: "With compliments, Norman Osborn."
Norman Osborn: I don't expect forgiveness from you anymore. I don't believe in miracles. How could you possibly understand that your childhood had to be sacrificed for something greater? And not just for me. For you! Has your hand started to twitch yet? When you lay awake and you feel it coming, hiding under your skin, waiting to show itself. To show you who you really are. Retro viral hyperplasia. I never told you that it's genetic. Our disease, the Osborn curse. And it began at your age. Let me see it. Your hand. Give it to me. The greatest inheritance I can give you isn't merely money. It's this. The sum total of all my work. Everything I did to stay alive. Maybe you can succeed where I failed.
Harry Osborn: No, you threw me away. You kicked me off to boarding school when I was 11. On my 16th birthday, you sent me Scotch. Or one of your assistants did. I'm pretty sure because the card read: "With compliments, Norman Osborn."
Norman Osborn: I don't expect forgiveness from you anymore. I don't believe in miracles. How could you possibly understand that your childhood had to be sacrificed for something greater? And not just for me. For you! Has your hand started to twitch yet? When you lay awake and you feel it coming, hiding under your skin, waiting to show itself. To show you who you really are. Retro viral hyperplasia. I never told you that it's genetic. Our disease, the Osborn curse. And it began at your age. Let me see it. Your hand. Give it to me. The greatest inheritance I can give you isn't merely money. It's this. The sum total of all my work. Everything I did to stay alive. Maybe you can succeed where I failed.
Harry Osborn: You've made progress?
Gustav Fiers: I've identifies several worthy candidates. Now that Spider-Man's gone, this city will never be the same.
Harry Osborn: Oh, I'm counting on that.
Gustav Fiers: Speaking of progress, you're looking better.
Harry Osborn: It comes and goes. Tell me more.
Gustav Fiers: How many men did you have in mind?
Harry Osborn: I want to keep it small. Everything you need is already at OsCorp.
Gustav Fiers: I've identifies several worthy candidates. Now that Spider-Man's gone, this city will never be the same.
Harry Osborn: Oh, I'm counting on that.
Gustav Fiers: Speaking of progress, you're looking better.
Harry Osborn: It comes and goes. Tell me more.
Gustav Fiers: How many men did you have in mind?
Harry Osborn: I want to keep it small. Everything you need is already at OsCorp.
Harry Osborn: What did you do?
Donald Menken: The more relevant question is what did you do? And an employee is killed and in your first action as CEO, you cover it up.
Harry Osborn: No, *you* covered it up. Then you buried him in the bughouse using my name.
Donald Menken: Ravencroft is a timeworn institution devoted to mental improvement.
Harry Osborn: You are experimenting on people in there.
Donald Menken: Progress has its stepping stones. Now, in light of your deceptive criminal actions, you've been... How do I put this gently? Fired.
Harry Osborn: You are not going to bury me, too.
Donald Menken: Looks to me like you're halfway in the ground already. It's only a matter of time. You're going to die a horrible death. Like your father. The difference is, no one is going to miss you.
Donald Menken: The more relevant question is what did you do? And an employee is killed and in your first action as CEO, you cover it up.
Harry Osborn: No, *you* covered it up. Then you buried him in the bughouse using my name.
Donald Menken: Ravencroft is a timeworn institution devoted to mental improvement.
Harry Osborn: You are experimenting on people in there.
Donald Menken: Progress has its stepping stones. Now, in light of your deceptive criminal actions, you've been... How do I put this gently? Fired.
Harry Osborn: You are not going to bury me, too.
Donald Menken: Looks to me like you're halfway in the ground already. It's only a matter of time. You're going to die a horrible death. Like your father. The difference is, no one is going to miss you.
