The Reel Rejects - SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN Season 2, Episodes 1 & 2 REVIEW!!
Episode Date: July 4, 2024STARTING SEASON 2 OFF WITH A BANG!! Spectacular Spider-Man Full Episode Reaction Watch Alongs: https://www.patreon.com/thereelrejects Now that they've seen ALL of Spectacular Spider-Man Season 1, Coy... Jandreau & John Humphrey are BACK to give their First Time Reaction, Commentary, Analysis, Breakdown, & Spoiler Review for the first 2 episodes of Season 2! After Vanquishing the Sinister Six & separating Eddie Brock from the dreaded Venom Symbiote, Peter Parker encounters a whole new batch of rogues including Mysterio, aka Quentin Beck, in a delightfully madcap tribute to classic cartoons like Scooby-Doo followed by Kraven the Hunter in a most dangerous game of superhero proportions! All the while, Peter juggles his feelings for both Gwen Stacy and Liz Allan, his gig at the Daily Bugle, Aunt May, a new opportunity with Norman Osborn & Beyond! Coy & John react to all the best villain fights as well as the show's depiction of the classic struggle to balance coming of age as Peter Parker with the responsibility of being Spider-Man. With his appearance in Across the Spider-Verse + constant rumors of new Spider-Man films involving Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, or Tobey Maguire, not to mention Sony's Spider-Mondays going on in theaters, it's a spectacular time to be a Spider-Fan! Follow Coy Jandreau: Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@coyjandreau?l... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coyjandreau/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoyJandreau YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwYH2szDTuU9ImFZ9gBRH8w Support The Channel By Getting Some REEL REJECTS Apparel! https://www.rejectnationshop.com/ Music Used In Manscaped Ad: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ POWERED BY @GFUEL Visit https://gfuel.ly/3wD5Ygo and use code REJECTNATION for 20% off select tubs!! Head Editor: https://www.instagram.com/praperhq/?hl=en Co-Editor: Greg Alba Co-Editor: John Humphrey Music In Video: Airport Lounge - Disco Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Ask Us A QUESTION On CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/thereelrejects Follow TheReelRejects On FACEBOOK, TWITTER, & INSTAGRAM: FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheReelRejects/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/reelrejects/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thereelrejects Follow GREG ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thegregalba/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thegregalba Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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and I've waited
long enough to see season two
spectacular spider man let's watch episodes one and two and three
two one getting it
this show's great
oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah
who do we got
as adaptations go really crushing
yeah dude this is terrific
oh my goodness
I like these are just such a joy
yeah I'm just happy watching
Angela Bryant who we got as
old old Craven himself
here Eric Vesbit
Alright Eric Vesbit
Sounds like a familiar name but I could just be
Mandela ing myself
And also always good to see Phil Lamar
If you are just tuning in to Spotify
We are about to dive into spectacular
Spider-Man season two episodes one
And two
Hell's yeah
We're gonna talk about both episodes
The first episode was
very immediately right after season one, which I like.
It was like days, weeks later.
I love that we are like diving right into the relationship with Gwen, the juggling of girls.
I think this is the most accurate.
I've seen Peter Parker be a nerd, but also his charm and his altruism is what gets him
girls.
Like there's, the movies just haven't to me found that girls are interested in Peter
Parker because he's a good guy.
Just because he's a good dude.
Yeah.
Like, and especially.
with everyone picking on Peter, he stays good.
Like, in a school of Flash Thompson's, be a Peter Parker and the girls see that.
And I've always thought that was really endearing.
And I've always loved that Mary Jane kind of stepped up when we lost Gwen.
I always thought Gwen was who he was destined to be with.
I really like this long game getting to Gwen.
And then I imagine would have been a long game getting to Mary Jane if that happens
this season.
I imagine if they had a five season plan, it would happen later.
But they're doing a really good job juggling all the, like, love interests in a fun way.
the villains are striking again.
I'm really impressed with the villain characterization.
I don't love the beastification of Craven,
but at the end of the day, like, I mean,
Scorpion and there's so many.
It's not un...
But that's also kind of why I don't like it
because they do it to everybody.
And that's kind of what they crave and unique
is that he was just like...
He's just a man.
Yeah, and he would like take basically like steroids,
these herbs, these crazy.
The herbs that would make him hallucinate
and really strong and crazy,
but he didn't beast out.
So like he was a beast.
but it was going to be my question was sort of like yeah to what degree he took like acid steroids sure
and like that made him crazy but also wicked strong and like violent so this isn't necessarily a
betrayal of like the core of the character but it's just like a bit less interesting than a
what the source material allows you and b it it makes it quite similar to a lot of other
yeah the issue is just like when when amazing spider man everything came out of oscorp i was like
well i kind of just like i like the tech element but i didn't like they were all in the basement
like hey we're just waiting to be the sinister six
This feels similar where it's like
If everyone's genetically modified
They're all just kind of similar
Yeah
But I obviously I don't know if on an animated show
You can do a drug commentary
And like there was always that commentary
of Cravenoff in the comics
Kills himself because he's completed the greatest hunt
And the guilt of not feeling accomplished
And trying to find his fathers in the family line
He shoots himself in the face with a shotgun
After burying Spider-Man alive
Wow
So there's drug commentary
on yeah it's dude it's so they're not going there hell yeah but the comic the one i recommended to you is like
there's literally a commentary on like odying and drugs and like these spiders crawling over him and like
the feeling of being itchy and like drugs like spiders become like a metaphor and like they cover him
and that's like his so that you can't really do obviously so maybe they're just decided like they
want to do craving but they can't tell those stories because he's one of the R rated characters in
comics sure and i could imagine how you would have your first season harry osborne like they don't do
too much of like the overt like this is an allegory for a kid getting hooked on drugs but you know yeah
it's like those vials in his locker like yeah that's there like that's clearly a part of that
but i feel like that is probably for a cartoon geared at the audience that the main demo this is geared
toward i imagine you could do that story a lot with a lot less hurdles in terms of content
than just big Russian adult man taking, yeah,
performance enhancing drugs slash hallucinogenics.
Which is a fun narrative,
which I would love to see.
Which I'm hoping the movie is in December.
And I would adore to see an animation, but also yes.
In December we're getting an R-rated,
which makes me think they might do like an acid trippy PED story.
Like I really hope that they kind of, I don't know,
take this license to go because they pushed it and they've done reshoots.
Like part of me hopes that this is the rare occasion where they're like,
know what? Let's go crazy. Let's go crazy. Let's go full bore into this. Venom's crazy.
They're crazy. Make that part of your world. You're going to see some wild when you come
to one of these Sony movies. I think that's the move. And I really liked Mysterio in the first
episode. I thought that was a really fun use of his powers. I like that as ever, there's always
that moment of like, is this the time they adapt to and make them magic? Like there's like Mysterio.
I was going to say, it's a tradition. Oh yeah. Like, if Mysterio Mysterio is you, they've done the job
right.
You got Mysterioed IRL because of the adaptation, which is great.
Yeah.
And I loved, you know, like, Jake Joan Hall is great.
But I really love, especially with like a character like Mysterio makes me think of like
those classic age comics and like that kind of imagery and stuff like that.
And so to have him be this large theatrical presence, presence, sorry, I'm so like the post
consonant our role is still really hard.
So, so tricky.
But yeah, having all the green smoke and like the Mickey Mouseing of like all the music changing per little set and his big warehouses stuff.
I just love the imagination of that.
And that he was, I love how much of that they've done as well where you'll have like a secondary character to some other villain to show up later as like, oh, I was there.
You know, like, rhino was kind of like that.
And then you have tinkerer and you have tinkerer and you had a master planner.
Master planner.
And who's the scientist guy supposed to become?
Oh, Miles Warren is the guy that makes the clones.
He's the jackal.
the jackal and he's obsessed with gwen stacey which is real creepy because he's an old man and uh he clones
gwen and peter and peter and he uses them as experiments and basically that's how he accidentally
finds out peter spider man because he clones peter barker and he's like all i guys got spider man
powers uh and then yeah it's a really interesting like it's a pretty dark storyline and then
it turns into them not knowing the audience not knowing which spider man is real and then one spider man
kills one spider man throws him down a chimney stack and then years later that spider comes back
he's like i'm the real clone you've been a lie and the audience is like 30 years of
betrayal. I've been reading about a clone. And then for a few years, we don't know which
one's which. And then one turns out to be Ben Riley. And then years later,
Green Goblin kills him and he turns into dust. And that's how we're like, I guess we know
what Spider-Man is. But the other day comes back. And then there's like a cane storyline, which
implies that there are multiple clones. And then later on Ben Riley comes back, knowing he's a lot,
but I love it. So happy. I am overwhelmed with this information, but I'm also happy.
It's been fun to, I mean, because like we ended off season one on a pretty focused can full of
episodes with the Eddie Brock arc and the culmination of like the Sinister 6 so like I like the
the fun of the early part of the season to me also is that like yeah you had that little tease
of like oh yeah we're still thinking about Eddie we's he's still out there we still don't know what
happened to Venom and he's not showing up at the lab yeah but then yeah we're introducing kind of
we're getting into the fun of the world again and we're introducing yeah some larger looming
stakes for the season but we're also just doing a couple you know classic you know villains hitherto
unintroduced in the show up till now, you know, until like, so many good rogues. Yeah, no,
and that's what it had me thinking because I was like, okay, one two punch, Mysterio and Craven,
like the first season felt like it utilized a lot. And then I was like, oh, yeah, you got these
and I'm so many more. And I'm sure there are even more than I'm not thinking of off the top of my
head. And then when they show up and be like, oh, of course. Yeah, that's been part of the fun of
the show is like the villain of the week has felt deserved not like it's a waste. Like,
they feel like they'll come back and reform and like, do you work well with a pack? Like, we get to
grow again. But I also really like just like I consider Spider-Man the peer, if not superior,
as far as rogues to Batman. I think the two best villain teams, like Batman and Spider-Man
have the best villains. And they're utilized so well in villain of the week style and as teams
and like overarching arcs. The show does a really good job with its show Bible. Like its arcs
are incredible. We just met Jackal. We've got so many different characters. And like, it's literally
Jackal sitting down with the lizard and Green Goblin, like at a table. Like that's really
exciting the places we can go we still don't know how much norman knows there's the the authoritarian like kind of villainy even with harry yeah um you know there could still be him as green goblin sure so i i just was really impressed with the arcs feeling like you get the little ones and the big ones and the first season really impressed me by the time i got to the end of how much they plotted out uh again it's a real shame we don't get five seasons in two movies no it's such a bummer and like ah jeez just like i love that they put this in the snow too and like again like you pointed out the
swinging is a little bit updated the action the camera work and stuff is a little bit updated and like
i don't know again the world continues to feel alive and like even little moments like with aunt may
and him trying to take care of her after her heart attack yeah or the little stan lee cameo i thought
was really nice like there's just yeah they find time for so much in these like it's wild to me
it's really impressive and and the first episode low key felt like a scooby duo oh so fun like so much
of that imagery.
The studio setting and like the old monster stuff.
Yeah.
And I love how different each episode feels,
but it still feels like the same show.
I love that in every episode,
you get his personal life evolving.
I love the supporting characters.
Even Jonah didn't speak,
but he had his moment with the cradle.
Like, he's still Jonah.
There's little sprinkles to keep you.
Liz,
is breaking my heart.
Yeah, because she's actually interesting.
Liz is great.
She's not the very, you know,
I'm a popular girl.
She started a season one.
She's had a great arc.
She's actually interesting.
She's growing and evolving.
Yeah.
Ironically, so far,
she's kind of got the Mary Jane
arc where it's going from like party girl into actually wholesome sure so i'm liking the liz
choice here yeah absolutely and it makes me curious about obviously that's kind of the hot potato
right now is is like Gwen like is he gonna actually be able to get to Gwen and then and then
like a clone win yeah i mean like well and that'll i mean you know they're not going to get into
clone saga i love not knowing because there are so many seeds planted they can go a lot of directions
from the comic standpoint of adaptation but there's also it's doing its own thing yeah absolutely and
hey maybe we'll get some more calypso it'd be cool to see yeah does she do stuff calypso's also
got power she's uh she's like an enchantress does she only come as package with craven or sure
show up on her own not as often but she does have times on her own uh Todd macfairlay and
art she's really intense and like ethereal and there's a lot of like very psychedelic imagery
with her but yeah uh love these two episodes very excited to get into episodes three and four
next week please leave a comment below we're not going to read them you'll let us know
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own chat. You guys just have your little bag of the comic store chat. We're unboxing the new
shipments. He's unboxing, I'm bagging and boarding a long box at the ready. Yeah, just a little
conveyor about you. So excited. 37 comics to go. I'm only 37 way from every Spider-Man
ever in print. I'm so close. I'm going to go look today. You own every Spider-Man?
I'm 37 away. Every title. Like Peter Parker amazing, sensational web above. That is the wish list you
need to create on the internet because people will send it to you.
I got a wedding register coming up
and I tell you what, tell you what.
All we have asked, we don't need a toaster.
Nope.
We don't need a hot plate.
We don't need air friar.
We just need these 37 issues of Spider-Man.
She'll understand.
No, sure.
We get stuff.
I'll get 37 times for her too.
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