History Fridge / TheAmazingSpiderMan2

** [[spoiler:The clock tower also made a better setting for giving a reason why Peter had no other options besides using his web to catch Gwen and thus inadvertently killing her than the bridge would have been, better than the original scene in the comics even.]]

* If Electro is some kind of all-powerful electricity sponge, the consequences would have been far greater than a mere mundane blackout. He should have absorbed the electricity of people's nervous systems as well, killing everyone in the city. [[RealityEnsues That would have been more realistic]]... [[AndThatsTerrible and terrible]].

* As pointed out by a comment on YouTube:
--> ''Gwen being as brilliant and smart as she is in these films, likely knows that even if the webbing catches her, the whiplash is going to kill her. So she takes one last look at Peter, closes her eyes, and waits.''

* The series has been cancelled to make way for the MarvelCinematicUniverse version. As this movie had a BolivianArmyEnding with Spider-Man in mid-battle with the Rhino, the audience can infer that Spidey died shortly after the credits began rolling.

* When Peter talks to Harry has Spider-Man about not giving Harry his blood, he cites as a reason that their blood might not be compatible. It's entirely possible that they don't share the same blood type, which wouldn't help Harry if that's indeed the case.

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* When we see the dying NormanOsborn he is so sick that his skin is green and his fingernails are overlong; [[spoiler: when Harry takes the spider venom, his skin turns green and his fingernails start to grow. Its entirely likely that Norman took the serum himself and suffered the consequences.]]

** And a hell of a lot more tragic.

** ...his body, fully dead, would burn to ashes, as per the purpose of crematorii. Like it has been said, the incident killed him, so being burned in a crematorium is a logical next move for the evil Oscorp. It's unethical, but not horrorful.

** This tropes's belief is - Electro could only absorb electricity using physical contact, so unless he touches all the people in NYC, they're safe. At Times Square, he got the power from the electricity node by touching it, the same way he got it at the Oscorp plant.

* When Max Dillon is instructed to go fix the broken circuit, he calls up another man on a walkie talkie (who is in control of the electricity flow) asking him if he can cut the power to the designated circuit. After the other man refuses to turn the power off, Max follows up by claiming that it is going to be very dangerous if the power stays on.
** This dialogue makes sense when you realize that, had the power been turned off, Max would have never been in the accident and thus would have never transformed into Electro.

* If Electro is some kind of all-powerful electricity sponge, the consequences would have been far greater than a mere mundane blackout. He should have absorbed the electricity of people's nervous systems as well, killing everyone in the city. [[RealityEnsues That would have been more realistic]]... [[AndThatsTerrible and terrible]].

* When Max Dillon is instructed to go fix the broken circuit, he calls up another man on a walkie talkie (who is in control of the electricity flow) asking him if he can cut the power to the designated circuit. After the other man refuses to turn the power off, Max follows up by claiming that it is going to be very dangerous if the power stays on.

* Why doesn't Rhino fire upon the child dressed as Spider-Man at the end of the film, and wait for him to get clear of Spider-Man before doing anything? Most criminals [[EvenEvilHasStandars consider harming a child as the lowest thing a man can do]].

* Why doesn't Rhino fire upon the child dressed as Spider-Man at the end of the film, and wait for him to get clear of Spider-Man before doing anything? Most criminals consider harming a child as the lowest thing a man can do.

** An interesting thing came up in the conversation between Norman and his son Harry. Harry mentions bitterly that Norman gave him scotch for his 16th birthday. Norman himself probably downed a ton of scotch throughout his life because it gave some form of solace from the fearful knowledge that an incurable genetic disease was slowing taking his life, so he figures that his own son may as well start "partaking" early since he's going to meet the same fate unless a cure is found.

** So just like in the source material, [[spoiler:he gets HoistByHisOwnPetard]].

* Electro playing his own music during the final battle actually does serve a purpose: it demonstrates that he now has complete control over his powers, enough that he feels safe wasting them in some fun ways while toying with a spider.
* If electro is some kind of all-powerful electricity sponge, the consequences would have been far greater than a mere mundane blackout. He should have absorbed the electricity of people's nervous systems as well, killing everyone in the city. [[RealityEnsues That would have been more realistic]]... [[AndThatsTerrible and terrible]].

** That ''and'' it was a plot point of the video game that takes place during the movie.

* The clock hits 1:21 when [spoiler:Gwen hits the ground dead, Amazing Spider-man 121 is the issue Gwen died in the comics]]

* The clock hits 1:21 when [spoiler:Gwen hits the ground dead, Amazing Spider-man 121 is the issue Gwen died in the comics[/spoiler]