I've been over this. That is not a first person shot. You can't see any of the subject's body, nor does the camera move like a person. I've seen countless people try and argue this, but it's a complete farce. I love Raimi's final swings, but let's stop crediting for something he never did.
Sorry, but you don't know much about shots if you think that is a case.
Trust me on this one: That IS a POV shot. Is it as experiential as ASMs POV? No.
But it is named a POV shot when you are filming/editing. Again, it was only for like a second, and is nothing like the POV shot for ASM. Honestly, comparing the two is just ****ing stupid. In SM1, it is just a
quick cut to keep with the speed of swinging, and keep the shots refreshing. In ASM, the point is entirely different. First its not just a quick cut, and second its meant to make you feel like Spidey. Some people might think the SM1 shot makes you feel like Spidey too, but again, thats just a very short cut. No one really compares a medium shot to an entire scene that is shot at medium distance.
That said, once again, that shot IS POV.
Many times, we see a person looking at something and the cut to show what it is suggests that it is POV. I will repeat myself, the body is almost never shown in the shots.
But it is still POV.
One is more detailed than the other, that is the difference. Like I said, comparing the two is just dumb imo. One is just a shot, the other is a
feature. The essence of your argument is right, but you are arguing about the wrong thing.