The credits play, accompanied by Frank Skinner""s thrilling stagecoach music, ending with a view of the LAST CHANCE SALOON.It was one of the most astute, indelible and memorable musical biopics from the 80s and beyond, when compared to Loretta Lynn’sCoal Miner’s Daughter (1980), Ritchie Valens’La Bamba (1987), Charlie Parker""sBird (1988), Jerry Lee Lewis""sGreat Balls of Fire (1989), Tina Turner’sWhat’s Love Got to Do With It (1993), Ray Charles’Ray (2004), Johnny Cash’sWalk the Line (2005), and Bob Dylan""sI""m Not There (2007).The malfunctioning wings caused him to crash onto the sand in a blazing pile of debris.Spidey raced to his body and saved his life.Shortly later, Happy Hogan and other officials arrived to evaluate the fiery, destroyed wreckage.They found Toomes and the cargo confined by Spidey""s webbing.Spidey had also left a pinned-up note apologizing for he crashed plane: "FOUND - Flying Vulture Guy.Spider-Man.PS: Sorry about your plane." Spider-Man observed them in secret from the top of Coney Island""s Cyclone roller coaster.Later at school, Peter learned that Liz was moving away to Oregon with her mother during her father""s trial.Nominated for one Academy Award (with no wins): Best Visual Effects.It also received seven Razzie nominations, including: Worst Director (George Lucas), Worst Picture, Worst Remake or Sequel, Worst Screen Couple (Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman), and Worst Supporting Actress (Natalie Portman), and won two Razzie Awards for Worst Screenplay (George Lucas and Jonathan Hales) and Worst Supporting Actor (Hayden Christensen).