This is a classic line from the "Spider-Man" movie produced by Sony in 2002.

This was said by the uncle of Spider-Man Peter Parker. Due to Peter's willfulness, his uncle was seriously injured by a robber. Before he died, he said this sentence to Peter. Peter took this sentence as his motto and began to act chivalrously.

The translation of this sentence is: the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility.

Extended information:

"Spider-Man" is a superhero movie directed by American director Sam Raimi, adapted from Marvel Comics, starring Tobey Maguire, Gram Starring Kirsten Dunst. The film premiered in the United States on May 3, 2002.

The film mainly tells the story of a student named Peter Parker who acquired superhuman strength after being bitten by a genetically modified spider, and vowed to use his superpowers to fight crime.

Main roles

1. Peter Parker

Actor Tobey Maguire

Peter Parker was originally an ordinary A high school student who has always had a crush on his neighbor Mary Jane. After Peter was bitten by a radioactive spider during an observation class, he began to possess various superpowers: he could walk on walls and ceilings, and he could emit spider webs from his wrists.

At first, Peter only used these superpowers to make a little money, but when his uncle was shot and killed by a robber, he vowed to use his superpowers to fight crime.

2. Mary Jane

Actor Kirsten Dunst

Peter Parker’s neighbor and classmate. The girl Peter had dreamed of since he was six years old. Living with his father, he was always scolded by his father.

Although she aspired to become an actress, she became a waitress after graduation. When she was dating Peter's good friend Harry Osborn, she fell in love with Peter in her heart. Since she was saved several times by Spider-Man, her feelings gradually transferred to Spider-Man.

3. Ben Parker

Actor Cliff Robertson

The husband of May Parker and the uncle of Peter Parker. A laid-off electrician looking for a new job. He was shot dead by a robber whom Peter had spared. He once taught Peter, "With great power comes great responsibility."