00:00How did Spider-Man manage to stop a high-speed train?
00:02Before the scene, he had already analyzed the possibilities and realized that it wouldn't
00:06be possible to stop the train using only the strength of his legs, since it was full of
00:09passengers, which made it even more difficult.
00:11That's why Peter decided to use his webs, but he also knew that shooting just one from
00:15each hand wouldn't be enough to hold all the force of the train.
00:22Then, in a quick decision, he fires multiple webs at the same time, attaching them to several
00:26different buildings.
00:27This detail is brilliant because it distributed the tension among the anchor points, preventing
00:31the buildings from collapsing.
00:32Also, guys, Spider-Man's webs have an elastic structure, which helped gradually reduce the
00:37train's speed.
00:38In other words, guys, it wasn't just Peter's strength that saved the passengers at that
00:41moment, but also his intelligence and the unique properties of his webs.
00:45And this was one of the most epic moments of Sam Raimi's trilogy, The Best Spider-Man
00:49Ever.
00:49Are you teasing me?
