ThatSpiderGuy
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Lets see a real example of terrible physics:
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Look where the crane is and how he doesn't even seem to shot his webs to it and most importantly look how he goes up in a straight vertical line which makes no sense, it looks like he's flying. His body movement makes no sense as he doesn't seem to gain momentum, its embarrasing for something made in 2012
He is gaining momentum with the elasticity of the web, also he is hurling is weight forward and up. You see his legs?? They are pointed upwards. Also, he has the super strength of Spider-Man, so he is able to hurl himself upwards by using the force and inertia of the web line as his momentum is gaining. I have done this myself, but on a much lesser degree of course. I was using a rope swing into a river, and the drop was huge. I didn't swing far, since the object the rope was connected to was closer to me, but I was really high up. So instead of shooting out far, I just swung up really high when gravity took its toll. I forced myself upwards to try and do some crazy flip into the water so I would look cool in front of the girls. But obviously I didn't go as high as Spider-Man, since the rope was not elastic and I don't have super strength. Instead I went a couple of feet higher and splashed uncomfortably in the water.
Point is, those physics are pretty accurate, because of the angle where spider-man shoots his web from and pulls himself up using the elasticity of the web and his super strength. He gains momentum with gravity and uses that momentum to hurl himself high in the air so he can get a direct shot at the farther crane so the next swing will deliver him farther due to the angle of where he shoots the web.