Exact Moment Every Character Knew Peter Parker Was Spider-Man
19. Spider-Man 2 - A Train Full Of People
Sony Pictures
One of the most memorable scenes of arguably Spidey's greatest cinematic outing to date, Spider-Man 2 saw an exhausted, maskless Peter Parker looked after by a group of people on a New York City subway train.
This all came after a battle with Doctor Octopus, where Ock purposely derailed said train in order to distract and weaken his rival. While these civilians didn't get to learn Peter's name, they all clearly got a prolonged look at the kid who was under the mask.
18. Spider-Man 2 - Harry Osborn
Columbia Pictures
For James Franco's Harry Osborn, the revelation that Peter Parker and Spider-Man were one and the same was bittersweet.
At this point, Harry blamed Spider-Man for the death of his father in the prior movie, and thus he tasked Doctor Octopus with bringing him the Web-slinger. Upon Otto indeed coming through on that request, it was here that a knife-wielding Harry shockingly saw his best pal under the famed mask.
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