28 details you probably missed in Andrew Garfield's 'The Amazing Spider-Man' movies

In Raimi's film, trophies are seen along a ledge by the staircase of the Parker home. But the detail is never addressed by the characters, so it's unclear to whom the awards belong.

In "TASM," the trophies are part of a conversation in which Aunt May (Sally Field) tells Uncle Ben (Martin Sheen) not to leave that "filthy box" in her kitchen.

In "TASM," you can see the poster of the famed scientist when Peter removes his contacts and puts his glasses on.

In "Spider-Man," a different black-and-white poster of Einstein appears in Peter's bedroom.

The film starred James Stewart and Grace Kelly, and centered on a professional photographer.

At the beginning of the movie, Peter is seen putting the photo on the "Wall of Champions" at Midtown High.

On his personal desktop at home, it's zoomed in so Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone) is more prominent.

There are also random receipts and memos scattered on the fridge/freezer doors.

In a vast departure from Raimi's "Spider-Man" trilogy, Webb's version of the web-slinger is more of an emo skater boy.

The doodles and notes written on the skateboards remind viewers that Garfield's take on the character is still science-minded.

The Ramones and Peter have one thing in common: both are from Forest Hills, located in Queens, New York.

The logo and aesthetic of the newspaper in Webb's films differ from the version seen in Raimi's movies.

In "TASM 2," The Daily Bugle editor-in-chief J. Jonah Jameson is mentioned in conversations and emails that Peter sends, but the character doesn't appear on-screen at all.

He prevented her from being attacked by the Lizard at Midtown Science.

He wears headphones and is completely oblivious to Spider-Man and the Lizard fighting right behind him. You can see all of the late creator's Marvel cameos here.

It's a photo of Peter wearing a beanie and Gwen jokingly appearing to bite his cheek.

Peter saves the people while trying to diffuse the situation and get to his commencement ceremony.

You can see the animal print when his track pants fall down at the end of his fight scene with Spidey.

"I think I know that guy," Lee says as Peter rushes to get to the stage when his name is called.

Just in case anyone forgot that this version of Peter is an avid skateboarder.

Peter redecorated his room quite a bit once he and Gwen started dating.

She looks at Peter dressed as Spidey and tells him, "Nice outfit."

The image shows Gwen kissing his cheek. You can see it when Aunt May barges into Peter's room, asking him to take her car to the shop.

It's a nod to Electro's classic costume look in the comics.

He undermines Max and is skeptical of the electrician's claim that he designed the power grid that's used to sustain the city.

In the comics, Alistair Smythe becomes a foe of Spider-Man.

In "TASM," Peter has a swinging sequence and is interrupted by a phone call from Aunt May asking him to pick up organic eggs. But he gets caught up trying to find Uncle Ben's killer and returns home sans eggs.

At the end of the movie after fighting The Lizard and curing him, Peter returns home exhausted. He finally gives Aunt May a carton of eggs and hugs her.

In "TASM 2," a glimpse of Peter's email inbox includes an email from Aunt May with the subject line: "Don't forget to pick up eggs!"

Pat Kiernan is a real-life news anchor who has appeared as himself in Marvel films like "The Avengers," "Iron Man," and Netflix's "Daredevil" show.

She has a minor role as Harry Osborn's (Dane DeHaan) assistant in "TASM."

A third "TASM" movie, which was scrapped due to the sequel's under-performance, likely would have featured Jones' character more prominently.

In a 2019 interview with Yahoo Movies UK, the actress said "I'd love to play her again."

"She's a great character," Jones added.

It's a fitting poster for Peter, since the documentary explores the skateboarding subculture.

There are files that say: "Venom Storage," "Experiment Oct 32A" (seemingly a reference to the number of times Doc Ock appeared in the "Ultimate Spider-Man" comics), and "Dr. Morbius File."

In Raimi's "Spider-Man" trilogy, Alfred Molina played Doc Ock and Topher Grace portrayed Venom.

Dr. Michael Morbius, a vampire and Spidey villain in the comics, will make his big-screen debut in "Morbius" starring Jared Leto as the character and set for release in 2022.

In "TASM," Peter attaches a web to Gwen but he's too late and the impact of Gwen's fall causes her neck to snap, killing her instantly.

Gwen's outfit in the movie is also similar to her comic-book counterpart's look when she died.

Gwen dies in "The Amazing Spider-Man" issue No. 121.

Mr. Gustav Fiers (Michael Massee) is seen walking through a room that has Vulture wings and Ock tentacles. He and Harry agree to start with one test subject — Aleksei Sytsevich, who finally becomes Rhino.

"TASM" (and the graphic design of the credits) was setting up a future storyline involving the Sinister Six, a group of Spidey supervillains in the comics. But the idea was scrapped when the "Amazing Spider-Man" franchise was abandoned.