One thing Spidey 3 had over the others.

[Tacit Ronin]

Spidey actually used one liners during his first fight with Sandman.

 

[The Joker]

That's true, because he didn't have any fights with Sandman in the previous two

He used a couple of one liners in his first fight with Doc Ock in the bank:

Spidey: "Here's your change"

Ock: "You're getting on my nerves"
Spidey: "I have a knack for that"
Ock: "Not anymore"

 

[Dragon]

"Here's your change" is the only really good one-liner of the series.

 

[El Payaso]

"Here's your change" is the only really good one-liner of the series.

Yes. That's why Spiderman having more one-liners doesn't put anything 'over' the other movies.

 

[webhead731]

I thought he joked around plenty but he didn't over do it. Some scenes in the series would just be totally ruined if he started joking, because they are too serious. Last fights with Goblin, Ock, and Venom.

 

[LegendaryCaleb]

well yeah the final fights didnt need jokes...but there werent enough earlier on in the movie...therefore raimis films lacked BIG TIME IMO

and SM2 had better quips....heres your change was awesome...too bad it was like...the only joke he said the whole dang movie...

 

[Kargo Warrior]

''That's a nice costume...did your husband give it to you?''

Green Goblin:''Are you in or out Spider-Man?''

Spider-Man:''It's you who's out Gobby...out of your mind''

To Jameson:''let mommy and daddy play''



There were one liners,the problem is,his demeanor was lacking humor altogether...in order to be successfully sarcastic you have to have a back bone and not over-sentimentalize everything from your love life to the villains.

Aaron Johnson's Kick Ass was funny and had the right mix of clumsiness and clever quips....Tobey's Peter had a considerable lack of social skills(just watch his cringe-worthy scene with M.J in the hospital) and provoked more pity than admiration through his adventures in the trilogy.

The second movie had that part minimized but the first and the third presented him as pretty much a pathetic social infant rather than a lonely superhero with a sarcastic side.