In the 2002 movie “Spider-Man”, we follow the story of Peter Parker, a high school student who lives with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben in New York City. Peter is an intelligent but socially awkward teenager who often gets bullied by his classmates.<br /><br />One day, on a school field trip to a genetics lab, he is bitten by a genetically modified spider. The bite gives him superhuman abilities such as enhanced strength, agility and the ability to climb walls like a spider. He also gains a sixth sense that alerts him to danger.<br /><br />At first, Peter uses his powers for personal gain like winning money wrestling matches, but he soon realizes the responsibility that comes with having such powers. When his beloved Uncle Ben is killed by a car thief whom Peter had previously let escape during a robbery, he decides to use his powers to fight crime and become Spider-Man.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Norman Osborn, the CEO of Oscorp Industries and father of Peter’s best friend Harry Osborn, undergoes an experimental performance-enhancing treatment that drives him insane. He becomes the Green Goblin and sets out to destroy Spider-Man and anyone else who stands in his way.<br /><br />As Spider-Man battles the Green Goblin across New York City, he also struggles with his personal life. He develops feelings for Mary Jane Watson, his longtime crush who is dating Harry. He also tries to maintain secrecy about his identity while dealing with newspaper editor J. Jonah Jameson’s smear campaign against him.<br /><br />In the final battle between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin atop a skyscraper, Spider-Man ultimately defeats the villain but must deal with the consequences of revealing his true identity to Mary Jane.<br /><br />The movie ends with Aunt May giving Peter some wise advice about responsibility: “With great power comes great responsibility.” We see Peter swinging through the city as Spider-Man once again on patrol - ready to defend New York from any threat that may come its way.<br /><br />