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The Amazing Spider-Man
Spider-Man vs. The Lizard Scene
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C
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Spiderman and the lizard have a chaotic fight in which they both fly and fall all over the place. Eventually Spider-man manages to freeze the lizard's body, slowing him down, and giving Spiderman a chance to stop his plan.
chemistry
physics
gravity
momentum
inertia
freezing
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