I was watching Spiderman 2 the other day, and noticed a lot of mentionable facts. When Doc. Oct, puts his goggles on in preparation to his new fusion reactor, he says, "Fasten your seat belts!". As a techno fan, I noticed something familiar about how he said it, and the noise affects made from the reactor after he said it. I checked, and it is in the Pendulum song, "Fasten your seat belts". (Great song btw) Then about 10-20 minutes after that scene, as bricks and debris fall off of the building as Doc. Oct (one of my favorite Villon of all time) and Spider-man are fighting, the debris nearly hit a woman, but an old man moves her out of harms way. I only just noticed this now, (last time I saw Spiderman 2 was when it was in theaters, so cut me a break) that man was Stan Lee, and, as far as I can tell, the first appearance he has made in a Marvel movie. In Spiderman 3, I think he was in the crowd as Gwen was falling off of the building. In FF2: ROTSS, Stan Lee appeared as himself trying to get into Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman's wedding. In Iron man, he appeared as Hue Hefner at a Ball. Then in The Incredible Hulk, as some random guy who drank a soda, containing a drop of Bruce Banner's blood. (If you could please post any other appearances in Marvel movies, let me know.) Last but not least, before or after the debris feel, Aunt May, fell. Not much of a problem, but Spiderman saved her in the same manor as he tried to save Gwen in the comics. Where she is falling, he shoots a web at her leg, and flings her back up. In the move, Aunt May got launched way up, and landed safely on a statue's arm. (Basically) In the comics, Gwen got her neck snapped. WTF?!?! How could an old lady survive that kind of stress on her neck, but a young woman gets her neck broken?