History Characters / SpiderManTrilogyOthers

* AdaptationalVillainy: {{Downplayed}} in the video game adaptation of the first movie. While he is willing to use Hunter Killers to help Osborn capture both Spider-Man and Scorpion, he seems to mostly do this out of the desperation due to General Slocum giving Oscorp only week to prove that they can develop a working serum or they are going to use the contract to Quest Labs instead with could have bankrupt Oscorp. He also is slightly uncomfortable with the plan of capturing Scorpion, to the point that Norman has to scold him into doing it.

* AdaptationalVillainy: {{Downplayed}} in the video game adaptation of the first movie. While he is willing to use Hunter Killers to help Osborn capture both Spider-Man and Scorpion, he seems to mostly do this out of the desperation due to General Slocum giving Oscorp only week to prove that they can develop a working serum or they are going to use the contract to quest labs and could even go bankrupt. He also is slightly uncomfortable with the plan of capturing Scorpion, to the point that Norman has to scold him into doing it.

* AdaptationalVillainy: [[Downplayed]] in the video game adaptation of the first movie. While he is willing to use Hunter Killers to help Osborn capture both Spider-Man and Scorpion, he seems to mostly do this out of the desperation due to General Slocum giving Oscorp only week to prove that they can develop a working serum or they are going to use the contract to quest labs and could even go bankrupt. He also is slightly uncomfortable with the plan of capturing Scorpion, to the point that Norman has to scold him into doing it.

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* MyGreatestFailure: [[spoiler:Peter admits in ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' that his letting Carradine to fall to his death to avenge his Uncle Ben's death didn't make him feel any better and that in the long run, it taught him to embrace Ben's philosophy about responsibility.]]

* DramaticallyMissingThePoint: In the novelization after Harry reveals he befriended Peter because the latter was his only classmate to genuinely help him at school and not be interested in his money, Flash concludes that Peter was a fool for throwing away the chance to have Harry as a regular homework "customer". Overlaps with EvilCannotComprehendGood.

* EvilCannotComprehendGood: More {{Jerkass}} than evil, but in the novelization, he is so shallow and selfish that he doesn't understand forming genuine connections with others or seeing the intrinsic value in people beyond the surface.
** He assumes Harry and Peter are just using the other as a MealTicket or HomeworkSlave, respectively, especially since in his mind, there's no reason the also rich Harry would sacrifice popularity to hang out with "Puny Parker" without trying to get something out of it. When Harry explains that he and Peter are really {{Best Friend}}s because they care about each other beyond Harry's wealth and Peter being the school genius, Flash just laughs them off for not taking advantage of each other's positions as he would.
** His relationships with MJ and his lackeys are mainly to serve his own interests, to the point that he basically demands MJ to give up what she wants in life to continue orbiting around him, and is thrown for a loop when she gets fed up with this. He dismisses MJ's arguments as unreasonable, then has the nerve to be angry when she predictably abandons him. Flash is unable to fathom why MJ would not want to spend her life with someone who regards her as little more than a status symbol.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear if Strange is an established superhero like in the comics or whether the name is related to something fictional in-universe that would result in copyright infringement if Jameson used the name. It's also possible that this universe's Strange is merely a highly renowned neurosurgeon and that Jameson did not want to face defamation charges from him.

* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: Shares the same actor as the Snooty Usher from the second movie, the French waiter from the third movie, and, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the fourth movie been made]], ComicBook/{{Mysterio}}. According to [[WordOfSaintPaul Campbell]] himself, all three of these characters are the same person and somehow Pizza Poppa from ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'', despite that taking place in a different reality to these films.

* JerkassHasAPoint: He's inconsiderate towards Peter, sure, but Peter did arrive late for the play and this guy's just doing his job.

* SharpDressedMan: Comes with being the head waiter of an upscale french restaurant.

* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: Shares the same actor as the Snooty Usher from the second movie, Waldo from the third movie, and, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the fourth movie been made]], ComicBook/{{Mysterio}}. According to [[WordOfSaintPaul Campbell]] himself, all three of these characters are the same person and somehow Pizza Poppa from ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'', despite that taking place in a different reality to these films.

* BeingGoodSucks: The reason Gwen nearly died in the first place is that she went out of her way to help her colleague, who tripped and got hurt during the crane fiasco.

* BrokenBird: Her experiences with Penny becoming ill and Flint subsequently turning to crime has noticeably left her very cold and bitter.

* EntitledToHaveYou: Peter notes in the novelization that Flash doesn't truly like Mary Jane so much as he likes [[LovingAShadow what she represents]]--as the football star, he thinks he ''deserves'' to have the prettiest girl in school because it makes him look great. He's shown to be possessive of MJ and treats her like [[TrophyWife a prize he won]]. Flash even acts like MJ betrayed ''him'' when she refuses to remain the steady party-girl girlfriend he expects her to be.

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