Spider-Man (2002)

In this origin story, high school student Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider, granting him extraordinary abilities. As he embraces his new powers, he adopts the superhero persona Spider-Man to protect New York City from crime. Struggling with his responsibilities, Peter faces personal challenges, including his feelings for Mary Jane Watson and the death of Uncle Ben, which drives him to seek justice. Meanwhile, the villainous Green Goblin emerges, threatening the city and Peter's loved ones. This iconic film explores themes of heroism, sacrifice, and the balance between personal life and duty, solidifying Spider-Man's legacy in pop culture.