Remember, the songs are not being ranked on their quality or even my own personal preference, but on how much I personally think they succeed as a 'Spider-Man song.' Let's be real - you might disagree with the rankings in some or fashion, and that's totally okay.

Fits the film: How well does the overall song suit the vibe of the film you just saw? Is it the best possible song that could have accompanied a Spider-Man film in this particular era/context?.Legacy: Is this a song that we still associate with Spider-Man? If not, is it even a song the general public would remember being in this movie?.Lyrics: How well do the lyrics represent what happened in the film you just saw? More particularly - how well do the lyrics represent Spider-Man's journey in that film?.Triumphant feeling: Is the song an upbeat, celebratory, or otherwise emotional representation of the film you just saw? Does it leave you walking out of the theater in a decidedly upbeat mood?.In an attempt to make my (completely, totally subjective) rankings as scientific as possible, I developed the following four criteria, which can each be awarded on a scale of ten points for a maximum total score of 40 points. In honor of No Way Home, I thought I'd look back at the various songs that have accompanied the credits of Spider-Man films over the past few decades, from the forgettable to the downright iconic.

Tarantula song video