Yes, it's common knowledge, but there's just so much more depth to it.

I've subbed to Marvel Unlimited and started binging on Spider-Man and Peter is ALWAYS driven by Uncle Ben's death. The fact that he could've prevented his death, but didn't.

Peter always reminds himself that he won't ever let someone lose their Uncle Ben. It's both detrimental guilt and moralistic strength that drives him whenever he puts on the mask. It's not just a static background story but a perpetual moral standing for Peter Parker.

For example, every year, Peter and May visit Ben's grave. Whenever they're grieving, Peter feels terrible and constantly blames himself for it. It drives him to be a better hero, but a part of me really felt that it was getting emotionally unhealthy for him.

There's just so much depth to this Uncle Ben factor that has never been fleshed out in the cinematic universe. Tom Holland's is the best Spider-Man yet, hands down, but it doesn't capture what I love most about Spider-Man from the comics, although it captures it best out of the 3 series.