Norman actually showed the 5 stages of grief in this scene,
0:48 Denial
0:57 Anger
1:02 Bargaining  
1:16 Depression
1:27 Acceptance

As a kid I thought he was just the bad guy, as an adult I understood his motivations

"You know how much I sacrificed?"

Norman asked calmly.

When you do all the work in a group project but everyone gets an A but you: 0:48

I’m a business owner, and every time I see this scene it reminds me to never let the majority of stock into the hands of others especially people I don’t trust. This is a weird way to learn a lesson but it’s always stuck with me

"as kids we love the heroes, as adults we understand the villains..."

He displayed the 5 stages of grief perfectly

0:56
When you delete games to free up space for the new one, and it’s still not enough

“You’re out, Norman.”
“Am I?” He asks the Goblin,
and the Goblin smirks.

"In spite of everything youve done for them, eventually they will hate you."

Norman: "Do you know how much I sacrificed?"

The board: "We missed the part where that's our problem."

The way his lower lip trembles after he screams, you'd think the emotion he tries to express is anger but in reality it's sadness, sadness for having lost everything he spent his entire life creating. What great acting by willem dafoe.

I love how in this scene, when Norman is saying “Do you know how much I’ve sacrificed”, you can clearly see how upset and how full of regret he is in that he didn’t spend a lot of father/son time bonding time with Harry.  

Brilliant acting from Willem Dafoe!

When you realize two of Osborn’s greatest lines start with “You know”

Imagine that shit thou?  You start a company only to be backstabbed by the entire board.   That would turn anyone into the green goblin lol

Apparently the guy at the opposite end of the table ("You're out, Norman") passed away just today, R.I.P. to one of the people that made this scene legenday.

I feel so bad for Norman in this scene. Years and years of hard work are getting destroyed and given to his principal competition. Glad he’s back in NWH

Willem Dafoe is a god tier actor so happy he’s back.

Rewatching this scene years later really shows me that Norman wasn't wrong. Loosing everything he's spent his life on

The actor who just fired Norman has passed away at 91 in his sleeep.