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Spider-Man: No Way Home / When Dr. Strange's spell to restore Spider-Man's identity goes awry, Peter is forced to overcome his greatest challenge yet. / For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighborhood hero's identity is revealed, bringing his Super Hero responsibilities into conflict with his normal life and putting those he cares about most at risk. When he enlists Doctor Strange's help to restore his secret, the spell tears a hole in their world, releasing the most powerful villains who've ever fought a Spider-Man in any universe. Now, Peter will have to overcome his greatest challenge yet, which will not only forever alter his own future but the future of the Multiverse.
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Peter arrives at F.E.A.S.T. to find a visitor waiting for him.
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I know everyone praises his performance as the Goblin but his acting as Norman, being completely helpless and lost, is just as good.
Agreed. :)
And stuffing his pockets with Donuts.
I was just thinking that...
Hey,I love your name Man!👍👍👍
I agree
"Someone's living in my house.....Oscorp doesn't exist....And my son......"
When I think back to how wealthy and successful he used to be, this scene hits so much harder.....Norman really lost everything, and all he has left is the Goblin......
Come to think of it, If oscorp doesn’t exist in the mcu then where did the radioactive spider come from?
@@ThunderArchangel098 The spider doesn't necessarily HAVE to come Oscrop. I always figured that it didn't matter. Lol It happened in Andrew's movies and kind of in the PS4 game though.
@@ThunderArchangel098 The Raimi spider isn't from Oscorp either. It's from Columbia/Empire State university
My theory: the person living at Norman’s house could be his alternate self who’s physical appearance looks completely different to how he looks and that Oscorp does exist in the MCU it’s just known by a different name. Probably the “Osborn Corporation” assuming that’s what Oscorp is short for.
@@stephenmurphy2212 When Norman says his name, Peter appears to recognize it. Suggesting there IS a Norman Osborne in MCU - except this Osborne isn't a household name like Dafoesborn. Maybe he's some really high level scientist that only nerds or science-savvy folks like Peter or Ned would recognize.
In his home realm Norman is most likely one of the wealthiest snd influential people in NYC and here is basically homeless.
I felt so bad for him here.... :'(
I kind of doubt he was that important. He was being forced out of his company without a great deal of fanfare. Oscorp was failing, the super soldier project was the only thing that might have saved it, that's why he was desperate enough to use himself as a guinea pig.
i dont think so he was teleported to another universe during the time he destroyed his company killed the bord members and the time when goblin was taking over norman slowly
Norman doesn’t want to terrorize the city or bankrupt no more
@@Commanderziff I'm sure Oscorp was not failing my friend, late reply but didn't Norman even stated that the stocks were through the roof.
Green Goblin: Take the Donuts Norman.
gotta keep that goblin serum running. man travelled through the cosmos and beat the shit out of a kid after eating donuts
I like to think Willem Dafoe was just hungry 😂
@@claymathewselevator8121 and that he just decided to take all the donuts. It wasn’t in the script, but the filmmakers agreed to keep it because it adds to Norman/Goblin’s personality
I read that in his malitious goblin voice and laughed for few minutes.
😂😂😂😂
Norman Osborne stole this movie. Wasn't expecting Green Goblin to be this freaking good in the movie, or have this much of a focus on him. Amazing movie.
he even stole the donuts too
You can tell Willem Dafoe really enjoyed playing Goblin again.
I’m guessing the production team took Dafoe’s conditions into account and expanded his character’s role as the best way to make his return as Goblin work.
@@Tesseract.2012 In the early stages of the script writing, they hadn't decided who would be the main antagonist and were trying to get as many original actors as possible. William Defoe stipulated that he wanted a big role and not just a cameo. The writer's then thought "you know what, Spiderman's most iconic villain should be the main antagonist" so they made Defoe the main antagonist again.
@@Darthzilla99 Goblin's also a very symbolic choice too. He is the moral antithesis to Spider-Man in a movie that's about Spider-Man's morality. He's also the first cinematic Spider-Man villain, so being the final villain brings us right back to where we started.
He proceeds to steal donuts in the background, I love it 🤣🤣
Considering the fact his company and family don’t exist, and he’s basically homeless in, Tom’s dimension
@@rainbowmane3233 he might not be homeless, he could just be living in another apartment in New York or he’s dead, he’d be pretty old at this point. Norman might have a different type of job and his son might be dead
@@joeytaylor1021 I'm pretty sure he doesn't exist in the MCU
@@rainbowmane3233 I believe Doctor Strange 2 confirms there’s one of everybody in every universe. So there is, or was, a Norman Osborn in the MCU
@@joeytaylor1021 But since the multiverse has infinite possibilities, there are universes where Norman doesn't exist.
Dafoe’s acting is incredible, and makes Norman’s situation so heartbreaking.
And this is why he is not the Joker hes the real Green Goblin.
It never donned to me till now that Peter saying “this isn’t my problem” with Norman is the start of the “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility” path; echoing to Sam Raimi’s Peter when he said stopping the robber was not his problem, leading to the death of Uncle Ben.
OH SHIT BRO YOURE RIGHT
I HAD NOT NOTICED THAT
@@12classics39 Well, you could make the same argument for Raimi Peter. He had no obligation to stop the robber, he had no idea how aggressive some random guy could have been. He was clearly armed. So you could say he was totally right in just letting him get away (which ended up killing Uncle Ben)
@@LeifEricsonYT You literally glossed over the great power which is him having superpowers lol. He did nothing to intervene which leads him to not upholding great responsibility. Get it?
@@12classics39 If you followed that kind of logic to it's natural conclusion, Spider-Man wouldn't even exist. Why put himself in harms way to protect people he has never met? Or fight villains he knows nothing about? Being Spider-Man is not about making life easier for yourself.
In short, this is basically Tom's way of saying " I missed the part where that's my problem."
Norman named his priorities in order.
His house, and company. And then his son. Best little details
I'm not an native speaker but dont people call out the most important stuff at the last to be more dramatic
@@Eznet089 did you even watch “Spider-Man” or “no way home” lol Norman cares about his name and company for more than anything.
@@matdaniel523 yeah I watched both..but its not like the norman from raimii is exactly the same from the one in no way home...the no way home norman showed more humane traits if ya ask me
@@matdaniel523 but for the comics yeah u have a point cause thats what his character was designed
I'd say Norman in the movies definitely loved his son, even though he rarely showed it.
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Norman: In All Ways Homeless
Puts a whole different meaning to the phrase, "the new Norm."
I absolutely love this version of Norman. And I can't help but sympathize with him. He's scared, confused, and alone in a completely different universe, tormented by a vicious side of himself that he has no control over. He's so broken and tired and, like May said, lost.
Norman was greedy, but was never malicious like his Goblin personality. I've always assumed the Goblin made him change his mind about looking for power after murdering Oscorp's board members.
I personally like to think it was Goblin the whole time during the Thanksgiving party in Spider-Man 1. The eyes rounding in the elevator. His behavior acting very strange. Him looking for (Tobey) Peter in his room. Him looking at May after she slap him and he licks his fingers.
Also in that scene you can barely see his gap teeth, which use by the director to indicate Goblin is in control. Almost like they wanted us to question if it's either Goblin or Norman.
Also it been clear that Norman doesn't know what happens when Goblin is in control. So how would he know about Tobey cut on his arm. I think Goblin saw that and the realized of Peter being Spider-Man cause Norman to come out, afraid of Goblin taking over and doing something he leaves as fast as possible. Goblin later tells him that Peter is Spider-Man and Norman bags Goblin to let this go as Peter is Harry best friend. (This shows that in a way Norman does care about Harry). But in this abusive mentally ill split personality disorder relationship Goblin calls the shots. And he not letting to gold opportunity go.
Yes probably he was greedy but still in a normal way, I dont think norman would hurt people especiallt civilians like goblin
@@troopers0312 well that's the thing. People have been debating if Norman is evil or not. The people who think he is evil, think so because they believe Norman willfully and knowledge knew the Goblin formula was not ready and was willing to use it on innocent human test subjects just so he doesn't lose the weapon contacts which if lost has the potential to destroy the company.
However I think differently. For starters if Norman knew the formula wasn't ready and tried on innocent human test subjects that would just get him in even more trouble. With human law violations. The General is clearly against Norman. He will immediately throw a law suit down Norman throat which will not only ruin his company but will put Norman in jail. It doesn't make sense for Norman to knowledgeably put people's lives at risk. It would just ruin him even more. Also if he was evil why would Norman try the formula which he knows isn't ready on himself. Even if you say he was desperate. Why not make Dr. S do it. That what a evil person would do. Not try the risky experiment on oneself.
No. What I think is Norman really believed the formula was ready. It more believable his greed convince him it was ready, even if it wasn't. That would make more sense why he push for human testing and try it on himself. This is supported with Norman over confidence with his science abilities and the fact Norman said all the other scientists besides Dr S said the formula was ready for human testing.
As for Norman feeling towards Harry. I think he did care. Maybe not as much as he should but he does care. There are a few moments showing this. Norman running after Harry to give him his book bag. Norman caring who Harry is dating to see she not using him. Which base on how you look at this version of Mary Jane is up for debate. Norman begging Goblin not to hurt Peter because he's Harry best friend. Norman telling Peter don't tell Harry.
Norman loves his son. He just wished his son had the science spark. Norman live his life working hard, with people constantly working against them. The General or the board of directors for example. All he wanted was to push Harry to repear for the real world. Which in a way he did, as Norman's death push Harry to work 3 times as hard. With Harry running Oscorp and improving on the Goblin formula.
So in short no. Norman is not evil. He just not a perfect man. But that the whole point of Spider-Man franchise. People aren't supposed to be prefect. The goal is to try to be better.
@@theinsurance2450 true, I also believe he probably didnt know what kind of side effects of the goblin formula tho. Yes dr strom mentioned it but I believe he didnt anticipate split personality thing. Also made me wonder did goblin actually already existed inside norman all along but its still in normal degree or itsbjust created after norman used the formula?
@@troopers0312 I think the formula cause Norman dark side to come out. Goblin is Norman's insanity, aggression and compete lack of empathy to the max. The insanity is clearly Goblin sick sense of humor, Twisted Viewpoint of the world and him wearing a green Halloween goblin costume. Clearly insane. The aggression is Goblin vengeful nature. Anyone who cross Norman or Goblin is targeted immediately. (The General, the board of directors, Spider-Man etc.) The lack of empathy is the complete enjoyment of suffering and chaos.
Goblin is basically Norman with insanity aggression and lack of empathy to the max. A twisted split personality of Norman. Like Jack Lockley for Marc Spector. Maybe not exactly on the same level but you get my point.
He just became the best villain in the entire Spider-verse.
He always was
Spot's taking the spot
Imo Doc Ock is
@@FlynnMegaTensei he wasnt really even a villain in nwh. More of an anti hero
@@hystic2728 yeah no I mean in spider man related media in general, especially his character arc in Superior Spider-Man if that counts.
Did you notice the scene with his eyes? I heard that someone said that his left eye was Norman looking lost, confused, scared, and depressed, while the other one, the goblin, was staring at Peter, intrigued by a different version of the spiderman he knows.
It ain't that deep bruh, unless you heard from somewhere. Where's your source?
@@Officialrafa14 Just from another TH-cam commenter who replied on the same clip, different channel of course.
@@mullinsmith3707 ah ok ok. Pretty interesting that you mentioned it ngl
@@Officialrafa14 I don't want to start a fight, the comment just said one eye was for Norman and the other for goblin, I just put my interpretation of the symbolism.
@@mullinsmith3707 who tf said anything about starting a fight? Lol, I think you need to read my replies again
1:54 “Sometimes, I’m not myself. I’m someone else.” I know I don’t have a split personality like him with the Goblin. But I’ve had my days in which I don’t feel like I am myself anymore
do you have DID?
Maybe you have some form of depression?
Do you ever find yourself wearing green? Idk man. Might want to write things down.
Oh you’re so badass bro
Similar to Cobra Kai
It took 4 viewings before I finally noticed that Norman was stealing donuts LOL.
can you blame hime? donuts are great
4 viewings?? It's literally in the MIDDLE of the screen how could you miss that
@@hotelsix it’s blurry and not at all the focus of the scene
0:58 I know a LOT of people probably already caught this, but you can HEAR his spider sense going off here
It's an honor to see him as Green Goblin again
I honestly didn’t know what to expect when I learned Norman/GG was going to be in this. Was he going to be the same manic villain from the Raimi trilogy?
The direction they took of making him vulnerable and lost was a great surprise and really let Dafoe bring a new layer to the character, something I didn’t expect after all these years. We never saw Norman/GG be this helpless, save for his stunt at the end of the OG Spider-Man film. I was always a fan of Willem Dafoe but to me this solidified him as one of the greats.
Norman gave in to the Goblin out of rage, desperation, and frustration. It lost him the love of his son, the respect of his prospective protege (Peter Parker), any real chance of rebuilding his life. It cost him being an unwitting accomplice in multiple murders. He's kind of lost and broken because Goblin basically chewed him up and spit him out.
I felt bad when he lost Oscorp because of a "possible power struggle"
@@woodrobin and then Goblin does it all over again in a new universe. No wonder he just kneels there looking lost at the end of the movie. Honestly, his ending was straight up tragic. Him being cured almost makes it worse because that means he had time to realize what a complete wreck Goblin had made of him again, moments before being sent home to die.
That's because they had to make him likeable since he wasn't supposed to be a villain in the end. In the other movies he was never supposed to be likeable which is sad that movies tend to make the villains 2d characters with almost no redeeming characteristics to make it easier for the audience to not like them.
@@cgzsquall exactly! Do you know how much he sacrificed?
May making Peter help these people instead of sending them straight back not only cost her life, but Peter’s too.
So? If you think sacrificing your life to help people is bad, don't watch superhero films lol
But he does have a point Aunt May should've inform Doctor Strange about this Before Peter did something stupid then she would understand it fully.
0:32 Norman notices the subscribe bell.
YOOOOOOO TRUE!😂
AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! 🎃
I wish we got to see Norman meeting May. Imagine him being incredibly surprised to meeting her because of how he almost killed the Raimi-Verse version. And of course, in the end, he will feel guilty for actually causing this one to die. In addition, he would also be surprised to meet a version of May who is about his age. I can see this happening when they meet...
Norman: You're May Parker? But... But you're so... young.
May: Uh... thank you?
He did not know it was May tho. He just went there when he saw spider man painted on the wall thinking he is there to help him.
@@RadekCrazy1 I know he just went there to find Spider-Man. I'm saying imagine when he found out that she is this universe's version of May Parker. I mean, when he was getting out of the truck, he said "Thanks, May." proving he knows it's supposed to be her. So he found out it was her off screen.
Goblin "Aunt May and I, we're gonna have a helluva time!"
This was satisfying to watch when you remember that Norman was originally complicit in the Goblin's violence out of fear of losing his wealth and neglected his son Harry
Here, not only is he reduced to homelessness and is now rejecting the Goblin, but once it becomes apparent that he's lost everything, the only thing he wants now is to see his son again
2:22 Since I watch the movie twice in cinema, I notice that he takes donuts before Aunt May look at him again
2:22 norman switches goblin and stealing donuts.
What a poor
Not the first time
0:37 This laugh 😍
The fact they kept that detail of his teeth being capped for osborn and then uncapped for green goblin scenes shows great detail , brilliant . just brilliant
"We have a new world to conquer!"
... because you did such a great job conquering the old one. The fact that the Goblin thinks of himself as a global threat is almost cute.
in his universe he almost did if only he didnt threaten peter
But he is tho, Raimi-Verse Spider-Man is on another level, without him he woulda won.
Lol u never read secret invasion
In secret invasion comics he literally conquered shield
Literally outsmarted tony stark
He is actually global level threat
@@michaeljosephjackson2364 Yes I've read that story. First of all, that is not THIS Green Goblin. This Green Goblin killed a general, and a couple of business executives, and talked some villains into doing something bad. I really love Dafoe in this thing, but this Goblin is a delusional fool. Second of all, even in that story, he didn't outsmart shit. He got damn lucky.
He happened to be the one on the news killing the Skrull Queen. Moments before she was about to be killed anyway, she was completely helpless, and everyone was running at her, he just happened to pull the trigger first. Then the rest of the story is about him being an obviously evil shit, while the media and public just ignore it. Not saying that isn't believable, that's generally what happens, but that story was not about how clever Osborn was, it was about the stupidity of everyone else.
The way he finally manages to lose his power was pretty pathetic. Launching an attack he'd been ordered not to make, which he didn't even stand to benefit from. He was just nuts. Osborn rubbing shoulders with the likes of Doctor Doom was a weird experiment. I did like how even Doom commented how weird it was, he couldn't believe the writers were making him talk to this guy like he mattered.
@@thorbat How exactly? In what way was the Raimi-Verse Green Goblin "on another level"? He killed a general, some business executives, and popped some parade balloons. What about him do you find so impressive? Even if he had killed his Spiderman, what exactly was his path to world conquest?
0:58 Sign: Mysterio was right.
Venom: F*** THIS GUY!!!
2007 Venom: Oh you’d like that wouldn’t you?
The sad part is that his thoughts about Harry was the third thing he come up with. He is still sad about his son not being with him but iti s not the priority to him. He cares more about his wealth and Oscorp.
Not necessarily.
There's a saying about saving the best for last.
This came up on Commentary for Shanghai Knights.
When Jackie Chan's character fights the man who he killed his father, and who he THINKS killed Roy, his final words before the death blow are - °You killed my friend. You killed my father!"
On the commentary track, they debated the father / friend order. Then said it made sense to have the more important one be last.
And it makes sense to end statements on the biggest thing to truly punctuate the situation.
So for Norman, he's in a strange place. His house is not his, Oscorp is non-existent so he can't go there for help or answers. So having absolutely no resources, means (worst of all) that he has no way of finding or getting in any contact with his son.
The purple hoodie is such a nice touch to the hobgoblin
??????
He’s not the hobgoblin
@@tactical_ghost199 never said he was but it's certainly a nod to that
In the 90s spiderman cartoon, he wore purple and green
Didn't notice.
Good catch.
Absolutely love how intense Tom’s acting is here. It adds so much panic and tension
This scene really made me understand Norman and his split personality better in a way I didn’t going back to the Raimi films (and I’ve seen those movies so many times)
Eh in Raimi films it's less distinct because Norman was bad too there.
This scene sold me the whole 'cure the villians' plot.
His last word in 2002 was “don’t tell harry”
0:26
His armor actually looks like armor now. In Tobey Spidey, Goblin's armor just looked so pasty like it was just a suit and no armor. I love how they stuck to the original and just added a few touches
And the yellow lenses are a darker shade of yellow
its the same from the spiderman 1 but here the suit and helmet is cgi
@@finqimalo4541 tbh, I wished they built the Helmet
One sad thing is that Norman will never know that his son dies trying to save Peter.
"Someone's living in my house." - The Bishops
"Oscorp doesn't exsist." - Stark Enterprises
"My son..." - (Unknown)
How do u know Kate lives there?
@@rainbowmane3233 on the Hawkeye series they showed few shots of the same penthouse that served as the Osborns house in the Raimiverse as the home of Kate and her mother.
When this scene came up I had instant flashbacks to when the Goblin discovered the identity of Tobey's Spider-Man and went after his Aunt May, and I already thought "Uh oh..."
You all have to realize that Norman has a bad side basically he has personalities disorder look I love Green goblin and everything but I'm not going to blame him the warning signs were there they could have prevent a lot of stuff the one huge part is Spider-Man trying to cure the villains by himself it's a common trait with all Peter Parker's. It's not about no good deed goes on punished it's more like don't let the crazy people are their cages until you've cured them. Norman just doesn't seem like a greedy person he just seems to be screwed by a lot of people you kind of feel bad for the man. And the whole donut thing where he sneaks in donuts while Aunt May is not looking remember the old Aunt May from the other universe the way that she slaps his hand away maybe he was just afraid of getting his hand slapped away.
Willem Dafoe is such a great actor
Norman is so adorable 😂
It's unbelievable he managed to be the most iconic spiderman villain in the entire franchise, including Tom and Andrew
His performance in this movie is astonishing and you know what? I bet this role was a piece of cake for him. A role to have fun with
He's just THAT good. Dafoe is the best man
"Oscorp doesn't exit..." - poor Norman Osborn, almost forced out of his company and now it does not even exist. This is why nothing will ever beat Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin.
I liked that they introduced F.E.A.S.T in the MCU, meaning we would soon be expecting to see Martin Li aka Mr. Negative in the MCU
Hopefully he'll be the big bad of Spiderman 4, I'd love to see Scorpion is well
I love the symbolism of having the Goblin suit peeking out at the neck.
Thinking about the Goblin doing the voice telling Norman to take the donuts is cracking me up
No lie Dafoe was even better in this movie as Norman/Goblin than he was his first time.
True
The mask ruined his performance in the first film.
@@KenMasters.I greatly disagree; and the audience who think otherwise have the inability to visualize the facial expressions according to the body language and the vocal tone. Besides, the mask has tactical benefits.
@@DarsiPadilla
The original Gobby look like a cheesy Power Rangers villain instead of a creature straight out of Dungeons & Dragons.
He looked more silly and less scary with the mask, even the chilling scene in No Way Home where Gobby whistled at his hidden-talon, he couldn't even do that in the mask.
It made no sense because the characters in the 2002 film react to Gobby as if he's a grotesque man-goblin like in the comics and cartoons, Peter and Harry called Gobby an "It" and a "Thing", even though it's clearly a 5'9" man in an emerald tech-suit.
@@KenMasters. the lot of you just cannot appreciate a mask for psychological terror...😑
If I were to be completely honest, the inclusion of the other-dimension villains is nothing more than a desperation act to build up an adaptation of the flanderized perception of Spider-Man these days.
The mind is a terrible thing to lose
I love May, but she is seriously flawed in this film. While it’s great that she teaches Peter to help those in need, she seems to think that it’s perfectly safe and okay to take all of the mentally-unstable villains to a populated apartment building and house them at Happy’s place without Happy’s permission. She is no psychiatrist; she has no idea what exactly is wrong with the villains, and neither she nor Peter have any idea that Norman has a serial-killer split personality. It’s because May severely underestimates the danger of bringing the villains to the apartment that she loses her life and Happy loses his home. And it may have been even worse; who knows how many innocent residents were killed or hurt, or very nearly were, because of it.
Superheroes aren't known for being careful. If there's a building on fire, do you think Spider-Man should stop and have a good think on whether or not he should act, or should he just swing into action immediately? Who's going to help them if not Spider-Man?
@@SteamGrace How about a proper mental institution?
@@SteamGrace and there's no guarantee you'll be able to save everyone, as Spiderman 2 showed us.
The reason why Norman said Oscorp doesn’t exist in Peter-1’s universe is because that laboratorial building is not part of the MCU.
Oscorp only exists in Peter-2 & Peter-3’s respective universes.
He doesn’t need the mask. He is the goblin
Everyone’s talking about the brilliance of William Dafoe’s Green Goblin, but can we talk about May for a second? This movie really highlighted her sense of kindness and wisdom.
Absolutely. It honestly caught me off guard.
@@SteamGrace I bet the people who doubted Marisa Tomei as May felt like crap after this movie
@@Twocoolman115where was that kindness in FFH? Hell, where was that physical fragility that is offset by her will then? WHERE???
ACU Spider-"Man" is nothing more than an adaptation of most of the worst aspects of Spider-Man in the modern age.
The Green Goblin lives for Spider-Man's destruction. He's crazed maniac.
Though I fully approve of how she has the best of intentions, honestly in any case I hate it when people are manipulative like that
You think parents instilling good values into their children is "manipulative?"
@@SteamGrace Not necessarily
In this case yes
@@SteamGrace "I saw how she trapped you, fighting her holy moral mission."
@@jordankrzywicki9412 Yeah, but that's literally a quote uttered by a murderous psychopath.
@@SteamGrace Indeed
0:05 this music is so so so great and diff
A scene of Norman Osborn walking into what he thinks is his house and scaring the current tenants would be something 😂
Norman, Otto and Wanda were never monsters.
Norman wanted to take control
Otto wants to share a part his power
Wanda wanted her family
Wanda wanted her fake children and killed people for nothing
I love that they show Aunt May volunteering at Feast! This possibly means we’ll get to see Martin Li aka Mr Negative in the future??
2:06 the goblin!
Man. I really felt bad for Norman in this scene. It has been a long time since I've seen the first Spider-Man movie, and I never thought about how he was slowly losing his mind to the Goblin. It makes his death even more tragic in hindsight.
I'm glad that he got cured in the end of this movie.
I loved the fact that Willem Dafoe played Goblin like exactly how he did in the Raimi's spiderman movies. And also the voice, expression and acting was on point and lovable! Also it is worth mentioning other villains including Alfred molina did a greTT Job too! ❤
The fact that Dafoe can go from how broken he was here to how terrifying he was getting punched by Spider-Man and laughing is insane
What's the point of hiding your identity, if you're going to take your mask off in a room full of people? Peter keep your damn mask on!
Mysterio revealed peters identity in the last film so everyone knows who Spider-Man is!
"Oh no ! A man make of HOMELESSNESS ! "
He has the most severe case of Dissociative identity disorder.
Little did May know, she's sitting right next to the murderer that would kill her
Ironically, Norman Osborn in the modern comics during the Clone Saga of the 90s faked Aunt May's death by an actress because Heaven forbid that Marvel Comics let Peter Parker actually become a father in the mainstream comics.😤
While I like Norman in this film, I'm bummed that he leaves the movie without having any resolution with Peter. Does Peter forgive him considering he wasn't in control of his actions? Does he still hate him? Heck, it's not even clear if Norman knows that he killed May considering how confused he is at the end. So much time was spent building up his rapport with MCU Peter and May, but at the end it goes largely ignored.
Peter was right
No he wasn't. By helping the villains he help out a lot of people in the other two universes.
Sandman: He was taken few minutes after talking to Tobey on the construction building. He was send back few minutes after been taken. There he turn himself in. However after the bugle made his story public, getting a lot of sympathy. Along with Aunt May, Peter and Peter as Spider-Man talk to Captain Stacy and at his next trial. Flint was given 3 years in prison, 2 years house arrest, 5 years of probation and 7 years of community service. His story got a go fund me page and so able to get his daughter the treatment she needed. He spend the rest of his life with his daughter helping sick kids. Earning his second chance.
Electro: While his consciences was online collecting data. 6 years has pass until right before his conscience was failing away, he was taken into the MCU. He was then brought back at the same spot at the power plant but at night so no one was there. However since Max was publicly known to be dead. Along with most people not recognize him in his new look. Max move out of New York and move to a small town in Vermont. Given a new name Maximilian Steel. He known by everyone in the town as the handsome math teacher. Made a new family and new life. Earning his second chance.
Dr. Ock: Taken to the MCU right when he had Tobey by the neck. He was brought back just after he stunk his machine. In the original timeline Otto wanted to die afraid his arms would take over him again. However in this timeline he knows they are now permanently fix. He use the last of his energy to try swim out the river. Once out he found by Spider-Man. Seeing medical attention he is saved and his arms are remove. Spending time in jail. Otto studies more on nano technology. Giving a lot of his ideas to hospitals to help handicap. Along with some to the military. After 8 years in prison because of his great work in nano technology. As well as with Spider-Man speaking at his last trail. Dr. Ock was released from prison and started his own company to help those who are handicap. He even remarried to a woman named Anna Marie. Earning his second chance.
Lizard: He was Taken in the sewers traveling his way to Andrew high school. He was brought back just before he made it there. Conners went back destroyed all his research and plans. Talk to Andrew the next day. Andrew forgave him and decide to keep his secret. Gwen promise as well. Conners took out a loan from the bank to start up his own business after being fired from Oscorp. Peter and Gwen join him. Along with a up coming engineer at Oscorp, Max Dillion. A guy Conners was thinking about parting with for some time. The company grow so big that they were about to cure both Norman and Harry of their diseases. Conners won the Nobel Peace Prize with his family at his side. Earning his second chance.
Green Goblin: Goblin was taken into MCU on his way to Aunt May house. He was brought back just before getting there. Norman flew straight home. Destroying all his goblin gear. After that he runs to his son Harry and gives him a big hug. Norman drops out the weapon business. Turning Oscrop to a Medical Center. To help those with mental illness, specifically with split personality disorder. Years later Norman company grows so big he has doctors coming in all over the world join his work. Norman would say "You know I'm somewhat a healer myself". He work along his son Doctor Harry Osborn and top scientist Peter Parker. Norman earning his second chance.
But wait we are not done.
Andrew Spider-Man: He was taken 4 years after 2014. Andrew comes back same time he left. He goes to visit his Aunt may who he hasn't seen for awhile giving her a big hug saying he so happy she in his life. Aunt May happy to see him too.
Andrew: I think am ready to date again.
Aunt May: I'm glad because there is someone I want you to meet. Our new neighbor (door rings).
Peter opens the door.
Mary Jane: Hello there tiger. I'm Mary Jane. Friends call me MJ. Who are you.
Peter: smiles 😊. Peter. Peter Parker.
Tobey's Spider-Man: Tobey was taken 10 years after SM3. When back, He looks at an old photo of him with Aunt May and Uncle Ben. Mary Jane is stitching up his stab cut.
Mary Jane: They would be proud of you.
Peter: I know.
Mary Jane: Christmas is coming you know what you want to give the kids.
Peter: I'm thinking Harry would like a new skateboard and May a new science kit.
Mary Jane: It's good thing we think a like, its already taken care of.
Peter: I love you.
Mary Jane: I know.
Kids come in and they all laugh and hug.
Tom Spider-Man: At his new apartment. Tom check his phone. He follows MJ and Ned pubic videos on social media. Both of them seems very happy at their first week at MIT. It also turns out F.e.a.s.t had made a Memorial dedicated to Aunt May. Peter seeing her picture makes him shed a tear down his cheek, but a with a small smile full with hope. His police scanner goes off saying their a cat burglar B and E at the Museum. He puts on his costume and jumps out the window follow by him a big wahoo!
@MrWesdotcom why? A lot of people post video of their lives.
doc ock misccalculated
I saw this opening night and it was historic
Osborn he tried to kill Peter mj aunt may he nearly tried to destroy Spider-Man
That's the Green Goblin who tried to do that
Norman to me has the best story arc of the film
When Norman said “someone’s living in my house” that someone he mentioned is Eleanor Bishop because surprisingly the Bishops live in the same building lives where Norman lives in his universe.
And he said "Oscorp didn't exist"
Oscorp probably Stark Enterprise in the MCU universe
The way I look at it at this point where he doesn't know what will happen to them I understand why he sees it that way, they came from a literally different Universe and he doesn't know anything about their history or what will going to happen to them, so at this point he is the most logical thing is to think that sending them back is the best for them, but on the other hand, Aunt May (although she is being overly harsh with Peter here) she also not wrong, as regardless of who they are and where they came from it's obvious (at least Norman) he's a person who clearly has some serious issue and needs help, so for Peter to practically turn his back on him with the excuse"it's not my problem" its not something I'm going to accept from him
If he's upset about not being able to find Harry (1:52) ... good thing Peter 2 didn't tell him what happens to Harry in his own timeline.
At first I thought it was strange that they went this far in the direction of dementia/schizofrenia. Because I always saw Norman as pretty bad by himself. But rewatching the first film, it's clear that as the movie goes on, Norman slowly "dies" and becomes less in control. He seems genuinly confused and scared for the first half of the film. It's not until the board meeting where the Goblin emerges in his private life. And of course he reveals himself to Norman after the attack. From that point he has a firm grasp on his mind and doesn't really let go.
So really THIS SCENE is truly the first time where Norman is himself since before the festival attack.
Norman & May look cute together in thumbnail (imagine if Norman turned good/cured first, and then he becomes like a strange romantic interest or father figure for Peter)
What the fuck?
Tobey will be like: AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
@@tmcttf8087 i was thinking the same thing
😭🤚
@@spiderverse7361 For real....just weird.
Great movie
Dafoe steals the show
If Oscorp doesn’t exist in the MCU then where the hell did that radioactive spider that bit Peter One (Tom Holland) come from?
Stark
It’s probably like in the 616 continuity where a spider just got irradiated and bit Peter.
The Oscorp making the spider is just a thing in the Ultimate Comics and Andrew's Spidey movies.
Normally is just a random spider blasted by radiation or a genetically enhanced spider from a university lab.
The spider that bit Tobey spiderman wasn't even from Oscorp either
@@quodd wouldn't be surprised, he caused a lot of things, what's one more?
No Way Home is similar to Spider-Man PS4
that shot is sam raimi style 0:01
I feel bad for Norman Osborn for Someone lived Norman house, Oscorp company is extinct and his son Harry Osborn died by venom with his gilder for sacrifice his friend Tobey Maguire.
Aunt May does literally nothing in the first two movies then in No Way Home she suddenly becomes Uncle Ben, sure 🤣🤣
The Green Goblin usually lives for destruction and chaos and terrorism.
He's way more dangerous most of the supervillains that Spider-Man put in jail over the years.
1:20 Norman Osborn existed in the UCM!?? 😱
He didn't. Earlier before these scenes Doc Ock was telling Holland's Peter Parker about Norman Osborn
Poor Norman Osborn 😢 he did not gotten good Thanksgiving Dinner and steal donut.
And what worse, he doesn't know about Harry's fate
@@ridermanyt8029 that different timeline
2:35 Tobey Maguire Reference
And a permanet Spider-Man Curse
Looks like Peter next villain for Spider-Man 4 will be Martin Li aka Mr.Negative
What about Scorpion, Kraven the hunter and Chameleon
I think Chameleon pretend to be recording Mysterio death
Shocker and vulture will come back
@@jiashuanchiah scorpion might come out in the 4th one . For chameleon, I don’t think he won’t come out. I think that he could of been is earlier villians when he was a freshman in high school. Kraven will most likely not come out in the fourth one
@@christianmorgan7366 I hope so. Another villain or anti hero that will most likely be introduced will be Felicia Hardy aka the Black Cat
@@maximoupchurch6753 that’s for miles
When Peter got the call from May my whole theater went into:
"oh shit.."
Norman Osborne reaches for the donut while Aunt May is busy talking to Peter because he is afraid she might smack him on the hand like that other time.
Green Goblin is easily a top 5 MCU villain of all time along with Loki, Thanos and Killmonger.
Norman Osborn can't be trusted. He's tried to kill Spider-Man at the Green Goblin hundreds of times in the comic books and in the movies. and cartoons.
Peter dosen’t know Norman. He can’t trust him.
This Norman is different, while greedy and arrogant he is not a bad man, the evil comes completely from his other personality.
But he ruined his life!
@@disneypixarmarveldreamwork4333 The Goblin did, Norman had nothing to do with it!!
@@thorbat Yes, he does, he had brought the new the Thanos Down upon them all.
Love how Norman mentions his son. I wish we could’ve gotten a scene with Franco as Harry one more time
omg he was stealing donuts the whole time?!
Goblin: “I’m something of a Norman myself.”
May encouraging him to do good, possibly endangering his life, and the law can't comprehend that. she's raising a kid with super strength, ability and stuff. I don't think the standard way of raising kid nowadays would make him a good person. can you imagine a self-entitled kid with super power?
But overall great movie
Notice he's wearing the original goblin colors. Purple and green, without making it look cheesy.
Same with Electro.
(Me grabs a sledgehammer and see goblin mask) SHUT UP (smashed it)