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As far as surprises, Matt Murdock showing up bc I wasn't expecting that even a little bit. I expected all the other people showing up, so that cameo was really great. But I loved everything with all the Spiderman. Everything with them was amazing. I will see it again just bc of the three of them working together, loved it so much.
@@roshieifra | after Kingpin showed up in Hawkeye I had a good feeling that he would show up also the leaked pic of them all sitting around the table looked too good to be true. I knew that if he didn't show up in no way home he would definitely show up in the Echo show.
Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire talking about their losses to Tom Holland on the rooftop is now one of my favorite scenes in the entire MCU. All three knock it out of the park.
I agree, also their guidance for Tom's Spidey. Norman's spear takedown on Peter, and Andrews saving MJ. Even Tobey stopping Tom from killing. Great movie
@@parkerboy795 The 3 Gwen related moments are probably my favorite parts of the movie. Talking about Gwen, him seeing Peter and MJ together, and Peter saving MJ. They’re so emotional. I tear up every time at all of them
i need tobey's, andrew's & tom's no way home behind the scenes, the making, b-rolls, bloopers, featurettes, gag reels, out takes, interviews & talkshows, all 3 of them together, especially *the werewolf and the youth pastor.* 🤣
I wonder when the official Spider-Man crew are going to reveal them for promo and interviews. Hopefully they don’t wait too long cuz it just came out and I don’t want them to reveal it too late
We got assembled episodes for all the other movies so hopefully they do it for spiderman but I doubt it since they were trying to keep Tobey and Andrew a secret they probably didn't have the extra film crew there for the documentary
This movie had me in tears. My favorite was the Peter/Otto reunion. As a kid who grew up watching all 3 Spider-Man movies and was obsessed with Doc Ock, the way Otto spoke to Peter felt like he was also talking to all the fans who watched him years ago. “You’re all grown up” It was a beautiful moment
Same man, same. I graduated high school the same year Spider-Man 2 came out, so that scene hit extra hard for me. I started tearing up when I heard the Raimi theme again
@@ajaxsucks5683 Fucking chills when the song started playing!! I was like 10 when my dad took us to the midnight showing. It really felt like being reunited with an old friend
Seeing all 3 Spider-Men running and swinging together brought a tear to my eye. All 3 Spider-Men have been such an important part of my childhood so seeing them together was a dream come true.
I loved the dynamic between the three peter's. Garfield says at one point that he wished he had brothers and you can tell the actors took on those roles subtextually. Tom Holland being the baby brother who needs help and guidance, Andrew as the forgotten middle child and Tobey being the big wise brother. Really great stuff.
Most emotional moments for me 1. May’s death/Andrew saving MJ 2. Andrew talking about Gwen 3. Peter saying Goodbye 4. Tobey and Otto reuniting 5. Peter not telling MJ and Ned about himself.
I can’t stop thinking about the scene where Andrew’s Spidey saves MJ…I know we all suspected it after the latest trailer…but my goodness that scene was powerful. I loved every second of it!
IT was damn emotional and was such a great complete character act for his version of Spiderman, This movie overall was an 20/10. Such a masterpiece of a Spiderman movie.
They also suprised me as I thought they just changed tom from andrew in the trailer but when the scene happened I was like wait what tom actually saves her then he get attacked and andrew saves her which made me be surprised even after I shouldn't have
A terrifying moment that scared me was Goblin laughing over Peter punching his face. He keeps punching him and Goblin was just cackling so much. That was what scared me the most
I feel like Andrew got the most redeeming arc for not only his films but for his Spider-Man. He’s always been great but, he carried the emotional weight. Tobey and Molina was just completely satisfying throughout. And, Tom definitely went thru the ringer he went from Spider-boy to Spider-Man.
I totally agree with the whole sequence with aunt May and how effective that was with the way they set the tone in environment, sound and acting. When Tobey stops Tom from killing Goblin. The look on both their faces and the weight behind it was huge for me. Finally, Andrew catching MJ and how redeeming that felt after what happened to Gwen. I loved that each Spider-Man had a moment that was so impactful to the story as a whole.
This was the movie where Holland really became Spider-Man. Before it was a kid with powers, but I love the idea that across time lines it is the learning of the responsibility of his power that really makes him.
Noticed how Andrew’s Spidey saved MJ differently than how he saved Gwen. Before this, he only depended on the web to capture Gwen and not dive all the way to her, even if he tried to do that, he wouldn’t be able to get to her anyway. The way he saved MJ is that he went straight to her and grab her and makes sure she doesn’t whiplash on the ground. It was just so good that the writers was just ON POINT to write it into the story.
@@corndog4848 yeah i had my doubts after watching far from home because it didn't feel like it had stakes. now i see that they were using the other 2 films to build up to peter's moment; his true origin and how he went from a kid with powers to the friendly neighborhood spiderman. that final swing scene is amazing too btw
i really think Marissa Tomei's acting in that scene is underrated, she's acting on two levels, she an actress portraying a mother trying to act like she's ok in front of her son (yes i know she's not his actual mother), and as much as I saw the goblin glider hit her she actually almost convinced me she was ok.
I felt that too, where she was in a position where she was in tremendous danger and completely outmatched, but Goblin was killing Peter and you could see in her eyes, there was zero chance she was leaving her "son" behind. She was a mother in that scene. Techically his aunt, but she is the one who raised him and took care of him. I was in that moment with her, she sold that scene as actress to me.
I completely agree, I almost thought she wasn't going to die, even with how much the tone of the scene was hinting at it. Man, both of them in that scene just crushed it.
Oh course! Aunt May is Peter’s mother. Period. Its why i think Tom’s Peter didnt ever really call her “aunt may” but always just called her “May.” Cuz the aspect of aunt wasn’t necessarily there. Thats his mom.
Willem Dafoe was better in this film than he was in his original appearance in the role. I did NOT expect that! Also, Holland was just fantastic. And as much as I loved his interactions with the other 2 Spider-Men, I loved how they used Alfred Molina & his interactions with Tom & the other villains.
Honestly, I think the “with great power comes great responsibility” speech is Peter’s absolute point in time. In the MCU it was Aunt May who had to deliver it, but in others it’s typically Uncle Ben. Either way, regardless of universe, it’s necessary for him to hear those words
All cast did a great job but for me all scenes with Andrew Garfield was most POWERFUL AND EMOTIONAL. Andrew just put all his heart and soul in his acting and he made me cry.
@@ReelRejects you and me both! I had this talk with my 18 year old son on the way home from seeing the film. Andrew brought tears to my eyes and I thought about his performance when he lost Gwen and how much I relate to him.
I LOVED when Tobey got a scene with Alfred Molina, the whole “I’m trying to do better.” Got me lol I loved how the suit he made at the end was inspired by the other versions of Spider-Man, really thought that was cool.
yes! the fact that he got to see "into his future" so to speak with certain aspects of who Peter Parker is no matter what reality they are in was just a perfect way to move the MCU Spider-Man toward the more traditional lone-worlf, broke and down on his luck neighborhood spidey from the Spider-Man that was necessary to tell the previous Infinity War arc. just genius.
@@LilNutDumb basically think of tom holland fighting captain america...green goblin had the equivalent of the super soldier serum....just with the added craziness lol
I particularly loved the dialogue and how they phrased things, "I eventually stopped pulling my punches" "Perhaps May didn't die for nothing". It holds very much meaning.
I loved how they embraced Tobey's age instead of try to tip toe around it. That scene where he stretches his back reminds me of Peter B Parker from the Spider-Verse movie.
I loved the ending with Peter sort of letting go off his past, now he doesn't have stark tech, no one is there to help him anymore... I'm so excited for what's to come for Tom's next movie and how Peter adapts to this life that we all wanted him to sort of live from the comics..
Peter saying his last goodbye to MJ at the end broke me. The movie broke me at several moments but in this moment, it's not a huge played up super hero kiss, where the superhero just gets the girl at the end. This is goodbye to both of them and when MJ hits denial about her memory about to be washed, it just hurts. Really credit to both Tom and Zandaya for amazing chemistry
I hope he doesn't, Tobey and Andrew had different experiences , Tobey could've left mj as well but he kept moving forward with her, Andrew had his chance and he couldn't protect her , but at least now he takes her with him every time he moves forward, its good to see that he didn't move on but moved forward along with Gwen, kind of like what happened in the deleted scene in tasm2 where Peters father tells him to take her along with him and move forward
Well it wouldn’t be Shailene Woodley who was cast as MJ in ASM 2 with all of her scenes cut. I’m still surprised we have never seen those scenes officially going on 7 years later. Maybe there’s the Ultimate Cut of ASM 2 with those put back in, but who knows?
I think what also made Aunt May’s death so impactful was that she was the one who found Norman when he came to the shelter and she helped him when he was the most confused. She was the first person in this new universe that he was able to go to. Her kindness was the driving force behind all her actions, and she passed that along to Peter.
The shift for me was when Tom Holland’s spider sense had went off in the apartment and he was trying to find out exactly where the danger was coming from until pin pointed it on goblin. The movie was perfect from that scene on to the ending of the film
The scene with Peter looking at the Jameson billboard screen in the rain is the best scene in any Spider-Man film. Not only Cinematography wise but the fact that it captures Spider-Man perfectly. Mans just watched his aunt die and has to listen to Jameson slander him right after
I mean it was cool seeing him in the movie but he was only there for 3mins , Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire was the highlight of the movie and also the green goblin..
I really love how he's the one to get the charges on Peter dropped, with Matt being in a similar situation before (framed by Bullseye in the Daredevil costume)
The best thing about this movie is that it gave all three Spideys moments to shine and paid tribute to the previous webheads but keeping the spotlight on Tom Holland because he has now earned the title of Spider-Man. It’s a Peter Parker movie through and through. We got natural character progressions for both Andrew and Tobey, and a full character arc for Tom. I truly hope this gives Raimi’s Spider-Man 4 a chance to still be a thing as well as TASM3. Both Tobey and Andrew deserve a proper sendoff in their respective franchises.
I think it helped that A. Unlike uncle Ben who has always died, there has never been an expectation of aunt may dying and saying that line, B. She seemed to be fine for a while in the scene and then the rug is pulled out from under the audience, and C. Also unlike uncle Ben she has consistently been a presence through all the MCU spider man appearances so we’ve gotten to know her a lot more.
That entire is essentially the Green Goblin in a nutshell he read Peter like a book and then proceeded to beat damn near to death only to later kill may and taunt him for it Norman is the Joker to Peters Batman and I love that he brought that dynamic back for this movie
Kevin Feige really looked at the other Spider-Men and said "Hand them here. I'll finish telling all the stories at once." lol Honestly, the fact that they wrapped up 3 different arcs over a 20 year span is an incredible achievement.
all the credit to jon watts fuckers. everyone shitted on his spider man movies from the start, well guess what, have the best spider man movie ever, directed by him. you know what, im gatekeeping jon watts, he is MY favorite spider man director. can't wait for the fantastic 4 movie
Aunt May's death was heartbreaking. I think she was so in shock she didn't know she was wounded. You hear it a lot, people are so in shock they don't feel anything. That for me makes her death even more heartbreaking. She keeps saying 'I just gotta catch my breath'. And that just breaks my heart. She is just such purely a goodhearted person. Beautiful scene
Andrew Garfield's Spiderman saving MJ was by far the most powerful moment. Andrew's performance sold it perfectly. He's shocked that he saved her, remembering again that he couldn't save Gwen, and recognizing that he saved Tom Holland's Spiderman from going through all the pain that he went through.
My favorite scenes (not in order (mostly)): 1. The goodbye hug between the three spidermen 2. Andrew's Peter saves MJ 3. Tom's Peter making his own classic costume at the end 4. The three spiderman meet for the first time on the roof 5. Tobey's Peter and Doc Ock meet again 6. Aunt May says the phrase 7. Daredevil (I love you Charlie Cox) 8. Tom's Peter beatin the sh*t out of Green Goblin and Tobey stopping him from killing him 9. The three swinging and falling in chronological order 10. Andrew talking about Gwen
My favorite scenes 1. Andrew and tobey showing up (props to Jacob and zendaya for there funny back and forth with Andrew) 2. The three spidey’s swinging back into the fight 3. Peter using his spider sense to catch the goblin 4. I think Andrew Garfield should get an Oscar nod for lying for seven months that he was not in the movie😂😂😂😂
Let me correct you for #4. He wasn't just lying....he was not spoiling. I mean really why would he reveal that surprise for us if it will be ruined. I blame for those leakers trying to ruin non-free spoilers. But I agree Andrew should get an award after so many of these people kept pushing and questioning him. I feel bad he was on that spot.
I really thought Tobey and Andrew won't show up until the final battle, I'm so happy the 3 of them had so much time interacting with each other. Peter (Andrew) saving MJ and redeeming himself made me tear up a bit, it was the payoff I didn't know I needed
One of THE coolest, subtle scenes to me was when Strange astral projected Peter out of his body, you could see the classic squiggly spider sense lines surrounding his projected head as his physical body dodged Strange.
@@farsous10 His spider-sense is a sort of instinct. His body somewhat moves without thinking, and because his brain is basically removed from his physical form his brain doesn't interfere with this instinct, so it does it automatically. Literally Ultra Instinct.
The spidey sense build up to and including that goblin fight was absolutely stellar. Incredible tension + matching fight scene. Defoe and Tom absolutely killed it. No pun intended lol.
*The scene where the Peters are talking with each other doesn’t even sound scripted. It legit sounds like the actors talking about their versions of Spider-Man.*
It was really cool they way that Andrew was introduced wearing the suit, and Tobey wasn’t. The scene in the lab where they are talking about themselves and they made it very clear Andrew’s Peter embraced the superhero life after Gwen’s death, while Tobey’s Peter settled down with MJ. They showed the opposite paths these two took.
@@Yoursistersazz yes, they still Spider-Man but Tobey’s Peter got a family and splits the time between the two lives, where Andrew’s Peter seems like choose the spider life over Peter’s because of what happened to Gwen. The scene in the lab makes it pretty clear to me at least.
@@Yoursistersazz no, but he said he and MJ worked things out so they are together. You can assume that he could have a family with her. We don’t know for sure but it is a possibility.
I like how Tobey was the one to stop Tom from killing the Goblin and I love how the fights scene feel they feel so real and so painful I think the hallway fight with Peter and Goblin has to be my favourite fight scene in all of the Spider-Man movies
My favourite scenes: 1. Aunt May's death and Peter crying in the rain, watching JJ ruin more of his reputation. 2. All 3 Peter Parkers relating to each other, talking about their lost loved ones without any jokes thrown in. 3. Peter beating the hell out of Green Goblin, only for Tobey Maguire'sSpider-Man to stop Tom from killing him. 4. All 3 Spider-Men swinging together in the final battle, then posing. 5. Tom Holland's final swing as the REAL Spider-Man.
I loved the scene where the Peter’s are talking about webs and Tobey-Peter freaking the others out by showing that his are organic rather than mechanical and Tom-Peter saying “Wait do they only come out of your wrists? Do they come out…other places?” was hilarious.
It may just be because I’m a huge Daredevil fan but seeing Charlie on screen again, looking the same as 2015, made me somewhat emotional. Hopefully he gets his due going forward!
My favorite scenes? Just seeing Tobey, Andrew, and Tom interacting and hugging. Andrew had the biggest heart ♥. I actually did like The Amazing Spider-Man from 2012 but not so much for the 2014 sequel.
4:40 my theory is that “Norman” was never back, it was always goblin in control…one hint happens during the feast scene where we see Norman stealing donuts. It comes off like a joke but I think it was hinting that goblin was still in control
I have a bunch of favorite scenes, basically everything with Andrew, Tobey and Tom together was awesome, and the introductions to them, but there was one scene that honestly broke my heart and that is when Tom is sitting alone on top of the the school (I think it’s the school?) Just kind of…lost. And then MJ and Ned just come up and hug him with no hesitation and he just b r e a k s d o w n. When I saw that in the theaters I was soooo close to crying. Just watching him sob just pierced me in the heart.
I'm not saying that tom didn't do a good job because he did. But Andrew stole the show for me. Andrew has always been my least favorite spider-man but to see how he is still dealing with Gwen's death and how that shows in his actions is really amazing. Like when he caught MJ you can see he's pain and relief that he finally did. But that's just my opinion 👍🏾
we can totally see tom holland’s spider-man being the main character and not getting outshined by the others, but i have to say - andrew’s really got a redemption arc which makes him steal many of the scenes.
I genuinely think he’s the best actor but his movies weren’t as good, he’s like my favorite actor of the three but least favorite Spider-Man if that makes sense. I feel like now I have to give Tom Holland the award for best Spider-Man cuz I think he has the best trilogy and it was just his origin which is crazy to think about.
My favorite scene was when Andrew saved MJ. The execution of it was impeccable and the fact that’s Gwen’s death has sat with me all these years since the film made it feel so redeeming.
@@Nemisis007 I totally agree. I already knew that this movie was never going to top the visuals and cgi of TASM1 and 2, but I was expecting a more dramatic catch like in Andrew’s movie. The moment when he catched MJ was amazing and his performance was emotional, but visually it wasn’t that good
The scene that I liked the most was actually the goodbye between Peter 1, Ned an MJ. That was, imo, one of the most emotional scenes in any Marvel Movie to date.
Peter using his spider sense in the room full of villains to figure out who it was that had turned bad was done so well. The suspense was perfect and I’m so glad they embraced the dark tone and didn’t undermine it with any jokes or humor.
One of my favourite scenes has to be Tobey: I’ve never really been apart of a team. Andrew: Me either! Tom: Don’t worry I have. Tobey and Andrew: You have that’s great! Tom: Yeah I don’t want to brag, but I will, I was apart of the Avengers Tobey and Andrew: Awesome, what’s that? Tom: You don’t have the Avengers? Andrew: Is that a band? Are u apart of a band?? Tom: No they’re the Earths Mightiest He… Tobey: HOW DOES THIS HELP US?
Personally my favorite scenes of the movies were all the scenes where Andrew was acting as Peter/Spidey, because he’s always been my favorite since 2012. So maybe I’m gonna a lil biased, but I really think he stole the show with his jokes and his important role. The way he was treated in this movie makes me hope that we will see Andrew again in the future maybe in another movie in the Venom universe, so he can finally get his trilogy too. He still got it and he proved all the haters wrong
Same! I was in high school when tobey came out. Andrew I didn’t really watch and I actually enjoy watching Tom but I have to say that Andrew stole this movie. It didn’t feel like he was acting. He just seemed so happy to be there. You can feel that energy. His promo and denial of this movie with “I’m not the werewolf” really added to it, as well!
My favorite part about the movie is when Ned and MJ go to Peter and just hug him without saying anything just shows actions are better than words and it was just beautiful and realistic you don’t say I’m sorry or anything like that you go to them and just comfort them
When Tom was staring at jj in the rain on that building, I legit felt like I was in a comic book and I loved that so much not just the comic book aspect but just the emotion in that shot… it was just perfection
What makes this movie so great is that even if Andrew and tobey didn’t show up, it’d still be a top 2-3 spider-man movie for me and still possibly my favorite (depending on what they filled that extra screentime with). The Tom Holland Peter Parker story was so strong and many of the scenes that didn’t even have Andrew/tobey in them were so strong that even w/o them in the film I’d still love it
I really like that there was no competition between the spiders. I don't know why anyone *cough* Hi Top Films *cough* would want that? Like....that's not Peter Parker. They'd joke, and quip, but when you know, there's world and universe ending stakes there's bigger things to worry about than "Ohhh who's the best peter parker?" and they kinda do that but in an ORGANIC WAY with Andrew vs Tobey. And Tobey proves he still got it. They focus on celebrating what makes Peter Parker....well....PETER. His intellect, seeing the three be science nerds was great, his battle prowess, seeing them bounce off each other in battle was great, and seeing Tobey be such a dad is so nice and just makes sense. It's fan service in all the right ways. My favorite scene has to be all three Spiders in the lab just talking, working together, it just feels so....natural. The banter as well, Ned talking with them finding about Harry from Tobey, and seeing Peter in his ELEMENT of using his smarts is just so nice. You don't get to see that often and they do that a lot in this film. Love it.
Favorite moments: Anything Andrew Garfield in it. When he saved MJ, and he takes a moment to realize how much he wished he had saved Gwen in the same way. Also “I’m Peter #3!”
I am so glad I stayed away from all the spoilers here in youtube prior watching this movie. Seeing Charlie Cox for a little bit on this movie definitely got me excited and then seeing Andrew Garfield and Tobey was the mind blowing with the other villains from their world. I'm definitely excited watching this again but in IMAX this time lol. Love hearing you guys perspective of this movie cause i feel the same way. I was all teary eyed after watching this movie also after seeing the 3 spidermans post at the liberty building. Just love this movie.
There’s so many moments in this film that standout to me, it’s so hard to pick a favorite scene. But that final encounter between MCU Peter and Goblin on the shield was incredible, Peter wasn’t pulling any punches until Toby came and gave him that unspoken message.
All of the acting, words, emotion were in his eyes, you could tell he was pleading for him not to go through with it because he’d been down a darker path himself and he doesn’t want him to go through that too.
Just the three Spider-Man interacting with each other felt incredible. They all felt like their respective characters with differing experience’s, at the same time tobey and Andrew felt so natural in the MCU. I can guarantee this won’t be the last time we see them in the MCU.
I'm just bummed they didn't get to stay in the MCU. It would've been cool to see them interacting with the other Avengers. Also imagine if doc ock and green Goblin stayed? I can see doc make a lot of scientific breakthroughs with all the advanced tech available in the MCU. They can also have this Norman lead the thunderbolts.
@@prathapkutty7407 I feel that now that Ned has been confirmed to be a magic user, he might be the one who can bring them if needed. Maybe after doctor strange 2 the multiverse threats don’t stop and they have to get heroes from the multiverse to help and that how they bring Andrew and Toby back along with any older iterations of marvel characters. Nick cage ghost rider, Wesley snipes blade.
@@angelbotello2882 Well I’m pretty sure Tobey and Andrew won’t forget about Tom’s Peter, they’re also Peter so I don’t think they’ll forget about themselves lol. I don’t think they’ll come back tbh, but it would be really cool if they were to return one day, loved their interactions
@@kevo5133 I heard rumors that Secret Wars might be the time they return again. It would be cool. I kind of hope they find a way to do with other characters what they did with Spider-Man, in that other iterations of the same character can meet. Like I said Wesley snipes blade meeting the new one, same with ghost rider, just as a way to say that they exist in the multiverse and that any version of a character can come, given they don’t die obviously.
I saw the movie Thursday opening night downtown Toronto, and my theatre was absolutely amazing and the crowed roared! Everything with the 3 spider men was my favourite parts but I must say Andrew stole the show for me in all his scenes. I’m so happy his character was does justice and got his redemption. He deserved a real redemption more than all 3 in terms of the studios basically betraying him and stealing his 3 movie arc before he got to complete it and I hope this movie gives him the praise he deserves. Also, I don’t wanna see anymore memes that truly make fun of tobey because tobey really matured as an actor in my opinion and I felt like he really took his role seriously and didn’t just want a pay check. All 3 spider men absolutely knocked it out of the park and I’m so proud of the 3 of them but the only reason I’m giving so much extra praise to tobey and Andrew is because Andrew was robbed of his franchise and tobey was memed for years mainly because of spider man 3. So I’m so proud that they go to redeem both of their last movies and end their arcs (for now 😉) on such a high note. Round of applause for all 3 spider men 👏🏼
This movie still confirmed to me why I loved Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker and Spider Man. He was perfect throughout and I would one of my favorite moments was when he and Tobey initially came through the portals. Such an awesome moment
My favourite quality in the movie was the different sound design for each Tom’s, Tobey’s and Andrew’s web shooters or lack of loved that attention to detail so much was the cherry on the cake
@@lane836 I can see Ned being a big part because Doctor Strange was impressed he was able to open a portal with the ring. Ned could be a wizard, and Wong and Doctor Strange could be his mentor throughout his journey. Also the cloak saved him, and the only other person it’s done it for was Stephen himself.
I loved Charlie Cox’s Daredevil, and I was very excited to see him officially brought into the MCU. But the best moment was the anticipation/energy that shot through the theater when they knew a second Spider-Man was coming after Andrew. Tobey will always be my Spider-Man, and I got teary-eyed when he entered the scene.
I seriously have two of the best favorite things ever with Tom teaming up with Tobey and Andrew. And was a total surprise to see Tom deliver badass hand to hand combat.
My favorite scene was the extended moment of Tom Holland experiencing the Spider Sense until the final reveal of the Green Goblin about to do something. It’s so ominous, and you know that everything is about to go wrong.
When Andrew Garfield saved MJ and then got choked up, that got me for some reason more than aunt May dying. Andrew Garfield was so amazing in this movie! I think he was the best as far as dramatic scenes and acting. He’s always been my favorite Spider-Man and now that’s even more true!!!
One part that I really liked that also made me sad was May’s epitaph on her grave that said “When you help someone, you help everyone.” Nice to see the 2018 video game is getting some love.
The moment when all three spidermen landed together in their full costumes I teared up so much, it was like a dream come true exactly like the "Avengers assemble" scene....and side note I really really want there to be a pay off to ned's powers and can Zendaya pls have some character progression as well...she's fricking Zendaya, she's not JUST the girlfriend 😂 she can be given a good backstory and be turned into the mcu's version of the white tiger
I loved your discussion about the scenes and the death. What really got me was the talk with Andrew & Tobey comforting Tom about grief and Tobey saying to Andrew that he is amazing and not lame. And that's beacuse of the fact that Andrew's Spiderman don't have many people to lean compared to the others, and then making Tobey giving him comfort makes it so much more emotional considering he. or shall I say, the Spidermen don't get a lot of credit for what they do and go through. So when Andrew says "Thanks, I really needed to hear that" makes me tear up. Especially when he saved MJ and him getting flashbacks to Gwen, giving the redemption. God I freakin loved this movie. And I also loved the banter and the emotional depht between their conversations & just Tobey being a big brother to all of them.
I like Tom's spiderman suit at the end because it makes him more like Spiderman than Iron Man. Also, I do enjoy that Tobey talked about fighting Venom and Andrew talked about fighting Rhino, to me it was showing that even if their not in the movie SONY didn't forget about them fighting Venom and Rhino.
One of my favorite tiny details from the movie was in the scene where strange projects Peter out of his body, the distortion around his head is the squiggly spider sense lines from into the spiderverse, since his body is still using the spider sense to keep strange away from the box!
I think Jon Watts nailed the tense tone with that Spidey sense scene, which is not surprising since he has a background in making dark themed movies. I hope he brings that same level of seriousness in his upcoming fantastic four movie.
I absolutely loved this movie. By far the best Spider-Man movie ever. My favorite scene is when Tom’s Spider-Man fights green goblin at the end of the movie one of my favorite Spider-Man fights
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The movie was so beautiful, the joy of seeing Tobey and Andrew again. The emotions felt when seeing Andrew again, seeing one of my childhood hero again. I will never forget this moment
I just saw it last night. Holy shit what a movie. I got chills when all 3 spidermen were swinging together. It combines everything from all the universes and imo the best spiderman movie.
I think my favorite part of the May scene is the existential questions it raised about purpose and fate... something that REALLY seems to be a thruline whether intentional or not in these Marvel films this particular phase. You talk about her being in a daze, possibly concussed and in shock as she delivers those key lines of "With great power comes great responsibility.' She had never said that before then that we know. it wasn't a catch phrase like the Uncle Ben's who leaned on that motto throughout life. This was almost divinely given to her in the moment because it HAD to happen to give Peter his true hero's origin. People think of the "spider bite" as his origin. No, that was his catalyst. This is his hero's origin and I think it was handled as gracefully yet viscerally as could have been. There is no question or point; this is just an observation and made this scene so much more impactful and surreal.
The final fight scene in No Way Home is probably my favorite spidey scene ever. So much rage, pain, loss and inner conflict...which illustrated how formidable he could be when driven and focused. And all for defending the very public that betrayed him. Yet, he did not retreat or abandon them. Peter essentially became a man and fully understood what it meant to be Spiderman...an unwavering guardian of the people, a selfless servant of the greater good, an anonymous hero willing to bear unspeakable tragedy to embrace the moral responsibility of wielding great power.
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Peter not telling MJ and Ned about himself because he knows they're better without him, that made me cry like a baby 💀
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As far as surprises, Matt Murdock showing up bc I wasn't expecting that even a little bit. I expected all the other people showing up, so that cameo was really great. But I loved everything with all the Spiderman. Everything with them was amazing. I will see it again just bc of the three of them working together, loved it so much.
Definitely matt catching the brick and saying he's a really good lawyer
@@roshieifra | after Kingpin showed up in Hawkeye I had a good feeling that he would show up also the leaked pic of them all sitting around the table looked too good to be true.
I knew that if he didn't show up in no way home he would definitely show up in the Echo show.
Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire talking about their losses to Tom Holland on the rooftop is now one of my favorite scenes in the entire MCU. All three knock it out of the park.
Andrew talking about Gwen fucking killed me
@@ChrisLamia Seriously. He just sells that scene. I can't watch it without tearing up.
I agree, also their guidance for Tom's Spidey. Norman's spear takedown on Peter, and Andrews saving MJ. Even Tobey stopping Tom from killing. Great movie
@@parkerboy795 The 3 Gwen related moments are probably my favorite parts of the movie. Talking about Gwen, him seeing Peter and MJ together, and Peter saving MJ. They’re so emotional. I tear up every time at all of them
@@ChrisLamia same. Broke my heart.
Most underrated scene was Happy being arrested telling Peter to run. So much emotion from both of them. Loved that short bit
Thats the part that made me cry the most
Hits harder when you realise that's the last time Happy see's Peter when he has knowledge of him.
I just now processed that.
@@Tharja-iBW i'm crying again now
@@Tharja-iBW Why would you do this to me? 😢
When Spidey Sense detects Green Goblin wow....the directing ...the editing...sound designing ...Tom's acting.... everything was perfect
SPECIFICALLY THIS SCENE!!!! Wow , it was SO tense.
Bro this scene then goblins small speech gave me chills the intensity and build up was perfect
Loved that scene
I hate how they're calling it tingle smh Just call it spider sense at this point lmao
It’s the fact that the tension sense scene went on for so long I was waiting for the beat drop and it never did and it scared me even more
I loved when Toby told Ned about Harry saying “He died in my arms, trying to kill me.” Ned’s face is priceless lmao
“It was quite tragic”
@@frostVGC "It was heartbreaking"
@@jackscalibur i went and saw it again and when that scene came up, i realized what i had done and was so mad with myself 😂
Ned was like am I gonna die too
And now Ned is going to MIT and has no idea that spiderman is his best friend, foreshadowing much?
i need tobey's, andrew's & tom's no way home behind the scenes, the making, b-rolls, bloopers, featurettes, gag reels, out takes, interviews & talkshows, all 3 of them together, especially *the werewolf and the youth pastor.* 🤣
Definitely!
I wonder when the official Spider-Man crew are going to reveal them for promo and interviews. Hopefully they don’t wait too long cuz it just came out and I don’t want them to reveal it too late
Yes!!!
We got assembled episodes for all the other movies so hopefully they do it for spiderman but I doubt it since they were trying to keep Tobey and Andrew a secret they probably didn't have the extra film crew there for the documentary
@@void6573 Hopefully that never happens, it shouldn't happen.
This movie had me in tears. My favorite was the Peter/Otto reunion. As a kid who grew up watching all 3 Spider-Man movies and was obsessed with Doc Ock, the way Otto spoke to Peter felt like he was also talking to all the fans who watched him years ago. “You’re all grown up” It was a beautiful moment
"trying to do better." it reminded me of "brilliant but lazy."
Same man, same. I graduated high school the same year Spider-Man 2 came out, so that scene hit extra hard for me. I started tearing up when I heard the Raimi theme again
@@ajaxsucks5683 Fucking chills when the song started playing!! I was like 10 when my dad took us to the midnight showing. It really felt like being reunited with an old friend
Yes.. absolutely
Same
Seeing all 3 Spider-Men running and swinging together brought a tear to my eye. All 3 Spider-Men have been such an important part of my childhood so seeing them together was a dream come true.
Same
Ikr. I was losing my mind
True🥺
it was literally so insane
Had the same feeling bro and had tears flowing
I loved the dynamic between the three peter's. Garfield says at one point that he wished he had brothers and you can tell the actors took on those roles subtextually. Tom Holland being the baby brother who needs help and guidance, Andrew as the forgotten middle child and Tobey being the big wise brother. Really great stuff.
I was happy when Andrew said that line. It felt so wholesome. All Spider Men killed it, now its really hard for me to pick a favorite Spider Man.
Most emotional moments for me
1. May’s death/Andrew saving MJ
2. Andrew talking about Gwen
3. Peter saying Goodbye
4. Tobey and Otto reuniting
5. Peter not telling MJ and Ned about himself.
I cried like seven times with this movie lol
I agree with this. The ranking as well is spot on 👌
the number 5 hits me, he is maturing and realized more that he is hurting them. Rather than being selfish and wanting MJ and Ned back, he let them go.
@@LonaMisa9 after watching the movie, I think there’s a chance that MJ and Peter will restart their relationship.
@@mikephelps9238 I'd really really love her to work it out again xxx I was utterly heartbroken
I can’t stop thinking about the scene where Andrew’s Spidey saves MJ…I know we all suspected it after the latest trailer…but my goodness that scene was powerful. I loved every second of it!
Andrew is a really great actor. A small but a big moment at the same time.
I fucking teared up, it was so powerful. Andrews Spidey finally got some closure.
My absolute favorite part. so damn touching
IT was damn emotional and was such a great complete character act for his version of Spiderman, This movie overall was an 20/10. Such a masterpiece of a Spiderman movie.
They also suprised me as I thought they just changed tom from andrew in the trailer but when the scene happened I was like wait what tom actually saves her then he get attacked and andrew saves her which made me be surprised even after I shouldn't have
A terrifying moment that scared me was Goblin laughing over Peter punching his face. He keeps punching him and Goblin was just cackling so much. That was what scared me the most
Reminded me of Batman beating the crap outta Joker in TDK.
Straight nightmare fuel
Ohh I forgot that one! It felt straight out of a horror movie…
@@themetalchica I know right. I always see Goblin as the Joker version for Spiderman.
Joker vibes , they gotta get dafoe to play as joker . Would be the epitome of joker
I feel like Andrew got the most redeeming arc for not only his films but for his Spider-Man. He’s always been great but, he carried the emotional weight. Tobey and Molina was just completely satisfying throughout. And, Tom definitely went thru the ringer he went from Spider-boy to Spider-Man.
Yes Andrew was kinda the best spiderman in this film and the fact that he almost broke down after saving MJ was a powerful shot.
Because his franchise was screwed id live to see a real spider verse movie where everything is a stake
THIS. Really make me want another Garfield spiderman film. Or atleast appear in a live action spider verse film
I don't know why people hate his movies
@@roronoauchiha69 Andrew is a great actor with more charisma than tobey and holland but the script for his version of spiderman was terrible.
I totally agree with the whole sequence with aunt May and how effective that was with the way they set the tone in environment, sound and acting. When Tobey stops Tom from killing Goblin. The look on both their faces and the weight behind it was huge for me. Finally, Andrew catching MJ and how redeeming that felt after what happened to Gwen. I loved that each Spider-Man had a moment that was so impactful to the story as a whole.
This was the movie where Holland really became Spider-Man. Before it was a kid with powers, but I love the idea that across time lines it is the learning of the responsibility of his power that really makes him.
Noticed how Andrew’s Spidey saved MJ differently than how he saved Gwen. Before this, he only depended on the web to capture Gwen and not dive all the way to her, even if he tried to do that, he wouldn’t be able to get to her anyway.
The way he saved MJ is that he went straight to her and grab her and makes sure she doesn’t whiplash on the ground. It was just so good that the writers was just ON POINT to write it into the story.
@@KryptonKr great point!
@@corndog4848 yeah i had my doubts after watching far from home because it didn't feel like it had stakes. now i see that they were using the other 2 films to build up to peter's moment; his true origin and how he went from a kid with powers to the friendly neighborhood spiderman. that final swing scene is amazing too btw
KryptonKr now that you mention it, yeah, that is such a powerful detail. Then him crying when he knew she was safe.. it just.. wow.
i really think Marissa Tomei's acting in that scene is underrated, she's acting on two levels, she an actress portraying a mother trying to act like she's ok in front of her son (yes i know she's not his actual mother), and as much as I saw the goblin glider hit her she actually almost convinced me she was ok.
"eh"
I felt that too, where she was in a position where she was in tremendous danger and completely outmatched, but Goblin was killing Peter and you could see in her eyes, there was zero chance she was leaving her "son" behind. She was a mother in that scene. Techically his aunt, but she is the one who raised him and took care of him. I was in that moment with her, she sold that scene as actress to me.
I completely agree, I almost thought she wasn't going to die, even with how much the tone of the scene was hinting at it. Man, both of them in that scene just crushed it.
I was on edge from the moment the spider-sense kicked in.Then she got up. I was like “okay she made it.” Completely dropped my guard. Then, knockout.
Oh course! Aunt May is Peter’s mother. Period. Its why i think Tom’s Peter didnt ever really call her “aunt may” but always just called her “May.” Cuz the aspect of aunt wasn’t necessarily there. Thats his mom.
Willem Dafoe was better in this film than he was in his original appearance in the role. I did NOT expect that!
Also, Holland was just fantastic. And as much as I loved his interactions with the other 2 Spider-Men, I loved how they used Alfred Molina & his interactions with Tom & the other villains.
Right???!!! That’s what I told him for the 30
Seconds I talked to him haha
Honestly, I think the “with great power comes great responsibility” speech is Peter’s absolute point in time. In the MCU it was Aunt May who had to deliver it, but in others it’s typically Uncle Ben. Either way, regardless of universe, it’s necessary for him to hear those words
Yeah and making the ultimate sacrifice of foregoing his own happiness just to keep his loved ones safe.
wow, i didn't think about that but i definitely agree with you
All cast did a great job but for me all scenes with Andrew Garfield was most POWERFUL AND EMOTIONAL. Andrew just put all his heart and soul in his acting and he made me cry.
Still might be my personal favorite Live action spider man
That’s why he’s the best actor. For me Andrew always had the most powerful and emotional movies. His story is sad and tragic.
@@ReelRejects you and me both! I had this talk with my 18 year old son on the way home from seeing the film. Andrew brought tears to my eyes and I thought about his performance when he lost Gwen and how much I relate to him.
@@scrptar129 Andrew is a really good actor compared to Tobey and Tom especially when it comes to scenes that are really emotional.
The moment he catches MJ kills me
I LOVED when Tobey got a scene with Alfred Molina, the whole “I’m trying to do better.” Got me lol
I loved how the suit he made at the end was inspired by the other versions of Spider-Man, really thought that was cool.
yes! the fact that he got to see "into his future" so to speak with certain aspects of who Peter Parker is no matter what reality they are in was just a perfect way to move the MCU Spider-Man toward the more traditional lone-worlf, broke and down on his luck neighborhood spidey from the Spider-Man that was necessary to tell the previous Infinity War arc. just genius.
"YOU KNOW, I'M SOMETHING OF A SCIENTIST MYSELF." - best moment of the movie.
They just took a meme from the internet and re used it
@@skxlter5747 OR, yknow, a scene from the original Spiderman where he says the exact same line to Tobey.
@@skxlter5747 The meme which was a line from the movie lol
@@skxlter5747 oh someone saw the meme first and the movie later
@@skxlter5747 The line is from the original movie from 20 years ago, not a meme lol
Still can't get over how *evil* Green Goblin was in this movie, almost Dark Knight Joker level.
Man, he can play Joker or Palpatine
When I said he played this role so well that I didn’t want Tobeys spider man to stop toms 😭 it was just a lot
When Tom Holland said "Im here to kill you." And Goblin went "Attaboy!", the level of acting was absolutely amazing!
I was shocked how strong he was I was thinking tobey almost lost his fight
@@LilNutDumb basically think of tom holland fighting captain america...green goblin had the equivalent of the super soldier serum....just with the added craziness lol
I particularly loved the dialogue and how they phrased things, "I eventually stopped pulling my punches" "Perhaps May didn't die for nothing". It holds very much meaning.
Andrew Spidey becomes viscious, that was a wild reveal.
“She was my MJ.”
“I got bitter.”
I wanna see Andrew's Spider-Man beating Kingpin to near death on the big screen.
I loved how they embraced Tobey's age instead of try to tip toe around it. That scene where he stretches his back reminds me of Peter B Parker from the Spider-Verse movie.
That was actually a reference to Tobey Maguire's controversial back injury in Spider-Man 2
"Hey Max, I missed you man!" I loved every second Garfield was on screen. And Daredevil.... It's soo good to see Matt back, such a badass!
I loved the ending with Peter sort of letting go off his past, now he doesn't have stark tech, no one is there to help him anymore... I'm so excited for what's to come for Tom's next movie and how Peter adapts to this life that we all wanted him to sort of live from the comics..
Same thoughts exactly, the ending was one of my favorite parts of the movie
I’m still in awe that we even had the opportunity to see a film like this.
Peter saying his last goodbye to MJ at the end broke me. The movie broke me at several moments but in this moment, it's not a huge played up super hero kiss, where the superhero just gets the girl at the end.
This is goodbye to both of them and when MJ hits denial about her memory about to be washed, it just hurts.
Really credit to both Tom and Zandaya for amazing chemistry
Willem Dafoe was absolutely incredible in this movie, every one was so on point! I hope they win every award possible for this movie.
Ikr
When is Dafoe not incredible?
@@sylvester3018 in the first 1
I really hope Tobey’s advice makes an impact on Andrews Spiderman and when he goes back to his world he looks for his MJ
What if. Sony decided to continue the 2 spiderman movies again coz of this..
And I will be down for it.. honestly
Watch a deleted scene he does meet mj
I hope he doesn't, Tobey and Andrew had different experiences , Tobey could've left mj as well but he kept moving forward with her, Andrew had his chance and he couldn't protect her , but at least now he takes her with him every time he moves forward, its good to see that he didn't move on but moved forward along with Gwen, kind of like what happened in the deleted scene in tasm2 where Peters father tells him to take her along with him and move forward
Well it wouldn’t be Shailene Woodley who was cast as MJ in ASM 2 with all of her scenes cut. I’m still surprised we have never seen those scenes officially going on 7 years later. Maybe there’s the Ultimate Cut of ASM 2 with those put back in, but who knows?
@@roronoauchiha69 Those scenes have never officially been released.
I think what also made Aunt May’s death so impactful was that she was the one who found Norman when he came to the shelter and she helped him when he was the most confused. She was the first person in this new universe that he was able to go to. Her kindness was the driving force behind all her actions, and she passed that along to Peter.
Fantastic point! Wish we mentioned this
And she didn’t regret a thing either
The shift for me was when Tom Holland’s spider sense had went off in the apartment and he was trying to find out exactly where the danger was coming from until pin pointed it on goblin. The movie was perfect from that scene on to the ending of the film
Right I loved how in this film they really focused on his powers other then web slinging. Like his super strength ans spidy senses.
Did anyone notice when strange pushed holland out of his body Tom had the wiggley lines around his head when his body was moving
@@davionconley5221 yes
@@davionconley5221 The heck?? Now I've gotta watch it again to see that!
green goblin laughing like the joker while peter was punching the shit out of him was 10/10
I laughed like hell when that happened 😂
@@sixforks6543 in a good way?
My gut dropped to my feet when that happened, shit was terrifying
@@arkangel1926 Yes.
Mainly because we finally get a villain in the mcu who truly is demented and sadistic. Took an old school actor to come in and show us how it’s done
The scene with Peter looking at the Jameson billboard screen in the rain is the best scene in any Spider-Man film. Not only Cinematography wise but the fact that it captures Spider-Man perfectly. Mans just watched his aunt die and has to listen to Jameson slander him right after
@vonix Tom showed so many emotions in that scene, you could see anger, sadness and guilt in his face!
That scene was a homage to Blade Runner 2049
god that scene was perfect shit looked like a video game
Matt showing up was my favorite moment. He is a really good lawyer after all.
I mean it was cool seeing him in the movie but he was only there for 3mins , Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire was the highlight of the movie and also the green goblin..
I really love how he's the one to get the charges on Peter dropped, with Matt being in a similar situation before (framed by Bullseye in the Daredevil costume)
@@Marvel_vs_Capcom84 Are you trying to tell them what to be excited about and what not to be?
@@senjuubigold9116 please don't start..
The best thing about this movie is that it gave all three Spideys moments to shine and paid tribute to the previous webheads but keeping the spotlight on Tom Holland because he has now earned the title of Spider-Man. It’s a Peter Parker movie through and through. We got natural character progressions for both Andrew and Tobey, and a full character arc for Tom.
I truly hope this gives Raimi’s Spider-Man 4 a chance to still be a thing as well as TASM3. Both Tobey and Andrew deserve a proper sendoff in their respective franchises.
Completely agree that May’s message to Peter was the most powerful version of any Spider-Man film. Just incredible.
I think it helped that A. Unlike uncle Ben who has always died, there has never been an expectation of aunt may dying and saying that line, B. She seemed to be fine for a while in the scene and then the rug is pulled out from under the audience, and C. Also unlike uncle Ben she has consistently been a presence through all the MCU spider man appearances so we’ve gotten to know her a lot more.
@@erikstrickland96 that's good point, hopefully ppl don't start to downplay the other Uncle Bens now
@@erikstrickland96 one hundred percent. That’s the genius of this trilogy: it’s a three part origin story!
The best moment in the entire thing is the look on Andrew’s face when he catches MJ, he didn’t even have to say anything and it was perfect
So much satisfaction!!
I loved the first fight with green goblin in the hallway when Peter is punching the crap out of him and goblin just keeps laughing! Insane!
Yeah I forgot how strong green goblin actually is.
WWE fight lol
And it really shows you how Peter has been holding back because he isn’t laughing in the second fight
@@Nemisis007 yeah Goblin is just as strong as spiderman... his number 1 arch villian
That entire is essentially the Green Goblin in a nutshell he read Peter like a book and then proceeded to beat damn near to death only to later kill may and taunt him for it Norman is the Joker to Peters Batman and I love that he brought that dynamic back for this movie
Kevin Feige really looked at the other Spider-Men and said "Hand them here. I'll finish telling all the stories at once." lol Honestly, the fact that they wrapped up 3 different arcs over a 20 year span is an incredible achievement.
There’s a saying “in Feige we trust”. The way they weaved tobey and Andrew into the greater story was just masterful
@@arshdeepchhokar7994 agreed sir
Yes but now I need an amazing Spider-Man 3. Andrew and Defoe really carried this movie
all the credit to jon watts fuckers. everyone shitted on his spider man movies from the start, well guess what, have the best spider man movie ever, directed by him. you know what, im gatekeeping jon watts, he is MY favorite spider man director. can't wait for the fantastic 4 movie
"Expect disappointment and you won't be disappointed"
everyone that said Toby and Andrew won't be in this movie be like.
Exactly
Haha yeah
Hey thats my line
@@kratos7692 it isnt.. youre stuck with 'boi'
Aunt May's death was heartbreaking. I think she was so in shock she didn't know she was wounded. You hear it a lot, people are so in shock they don't feel anything. That for me makes her death even more heartbreaking. She keeps saying 'I just gotta catch my breath'. And that just breaks my heart. She is just such purely a goodhearted person. Beautiful scene
Andrew Garfield's Spiderman saving MJ was by far the most powerful moment. Andrew's performance sold it perfectly. He's shocked that he saved her, remembering again that he couldn't save Gwen, and recognizing that he saved Tom Holland's Spiderman from going through all the pain that he went through.
My favorite scenes (not in order (mostly)):
1. The goodbye hug between the three spidermen
2. Andrew's Peter saves MJ
3. Tom's Peter making his own classic costume at the end
4. The three spiderman meet for the first time on the roof
5. Tobey's Peter and Doc Ock meet again
6. Aunt May says the phrase
7. Daredevil (I love you Charlie Cox)
8. Tom's Peter beatin the sh*t out of Green Goblin and Tobey stopping him from killing him
9. The three swinging and falling in chronological order
10. Andrew talking about Gwen
All such AMAZIGIN scenes! Can't wait to see them all on the bigscreen again!!
My favorite scenes
1. Andrew and tobey showing up (props to Jacob and zendaya for there funny back and forth with Andrew)
2. The three spidey’s swinging back into the fight
3. Peter using his spider sense to catch the goblin
4. I think Andrew Garfield should get an Oscar nod for lying for seven months that he was not in the movie😂😂😂😂
Let me correct you for #4. He wasn't just lying....he was not spoiling. I mean really why would he reveal that surprise for us if it will be ruined. I blame for those leakers trying to ruin non-free spoilers.
But I agree Andrew should get an award after so many of these people kept pushing and questioning him. I feel bad he was on that spot.
I really thought Tobey and Andrew won't show up until the final battle, I'm so happy the 3 of them had so much time interacting with each other. Peter (Andrew) saving MJ and redeeming himself made me tear up a bit, it was the payoff I didn't know I needed
One of THE coolest, subtle scenes to me was when Strange astral projected Peter out of his body, you could see the classic squiggly spider sense lines surrounding his projected head as his physical body dodged Strange.
Right!? RIGHT!!?? I was geeking out so hard at that scene :D :D
The attention to detail in this movie is brilliant.
@@matofilipovic7818 can someone explain how that works to me tho, is it cuz his spider sense is so heightened where he can still control his body ?
@@farsous10 Yep, I believe that is the logic behind it.
@@farsous10 His spider-sense is a sort of instinct.
His body somewhat moves without thinking, and because his brain is basically removed from his physical form his brain doesn't interfere with this instinct, so it does it automatically.
Literally Ultra Instinct.
@@Tharja-iBW that’s so sick, thanks for the info !
Man the moment when Andrew was looking at Tom and MJ having their moment made me feel so fucking sad it broke my heart. Garfield was brilliant
The spidey sense build up to and including that goblin fight was absolutely stellar. Incredible tension + matching fight scene. Defoe and Tom absolutely killed it. No pun intended lol.
*The scene where the Peters are talking with each other doesn’t even sound scripted. It legit sounds like the actors talking about their versions of Spider-Man.*
Yeah their interactions with one another was so cool to see honestly. None of the dialouge felt forced and I appreciate that sm. ❤️🕷
And when ned calls peter and they point at each other
They knew just what the fans wanted from the organic web talk to the pointing meme
Tom and Andrew grew up being fans/nerds of the character and the 2002 movie so I think they were all able to play off of their characters
It was really cool they way that Andrew was introduced wearing the suit, and Tobey wasn’t. The scene in the lab where they are talking about themselves and they made it very clear Andrew’s Peter embraced the superhero life after Gwen’s death, while Tobey’s Peter settled down with MJ.
They showed the opposite paths these two took.
It seems like they both are still spider man since tobey’s Peter is wearing and still has his suit. He even said “we made it work”
@@Yoursistersazz yes, they still Spider-Man but Tobey’s Peter got a family and splits the time between the two lives, where Andrew’s Peter seems like choose the spider life over Peter’s because of what happened to Gwen.
The scene in the lab makes it pretty clear to me at least.
@@shira1003 he never said they had kids dude
@@Yoursistersazz no, but he said he and MJ worked things out so they are together. You can assume that he could have a family with her. We don’t know for sure but it is a possibility.
Tobey is the oldest one out of all of them so it’s possible they went with the aged look
I like how Tobey was the one to stop Tom from killing the Goblin and I love how the fights scene feel they feel so real and so painful I think the hallway fight with Peter and Goblin has to be my favourite fight scene in all of the
Spider-Man movies
My favourite scenes:
1. Aunt May's death and Peter crying in the rain, watching JJ ruin more of his reputation.
2. All 3 Peter Parkers relating to each other, talking about their lost loved ones without any jokes thrown in.
3. Peter beating the hell out of Green Goblin, only for Tobey Maguire'sSpider-Man to stop Tom from killing him.
4. All 3 Spider-Men swinging together in the final battle, then posing.
5. Tom Holland's final swing as the REAL Spider-Man.
My favourite moment was when Andrew saved MJ. Made me cry so hard man.
That 3rd one is my favourite!
@@N3thStudios That's also one of my favorite moments.
Just not in my top 5 but it is on one of my top 10 fav moments of the movie.
Classic suit with no Stark Tech
@@passarovoador6662 and being his own hero with a crafted classic original suit just what we all been waiting for!
I loved the scene where the Peter’s are talking about webs and Tobey-Peter freaking the others out by showing that his are organic rather than mechanical and Tom-Peter saying “Wait do they only come out of your wrists? Do they come out…other places?” was hilarious.
It may just be because I’m a huge Daredevil fan but seeing Charlie on screen again, looking the same as 2015, made me somewhat emotional. Hopefully he gets his due going forward!
My favorite scenes? Just seeing Tobey, Andrew, and Tom interacting and hugging. Andrew had the biggest heart ♥. I actually did like The Amazing Spider-Man from 2012 but not so much for the 2014 sequel.
The way they all hugged each other really made my heart feel warm. I love all three of them sm 🥺❤️🕷.
Willem Dafoe really cemented himself as one of the GOAT Villians, definitely Top 3 together with Heath Ledger's Joker
1A and 1B between the two for sure!
4:40 my theory is that “Norman” was never back, it was always goblin in control…one hint happens during the feast scene where we see Norman stealing donuts. It comes off like a joke but I think it was hinting that goblin was still in control
Yeah
A lot of people always see that Tom's Peter sensed Norman's change of personality but no. What he actually sensed is the Goblin's true motivation.
I have a bunch of favorite scenes, basically everything with Andrew, Tobey and Tom together was awesome, and the introductions to them, but there was one scene that honestly broke my heart and that is when Tom is sitting alone on top of the the school (I think it’s the school?) Just kind of…lost. And then MJ and Ned just come up and hug him with no hesitation and he just b r e a k s d o w n. When I saw that in the theaters I was soooo close to crying. Just watching him sob just pierced me in the heart.
Their emotions were on point in that scene it felt so real.
I'm not saying that tom didn't do a good job because he did. But Andrew stole the show for me.
Andrew has always been my least favorite spider-man but to see how he is still dealing with Gwen's death and how that shows in his actions is really amazing. Like when he caught MJ you can see he's pain and relief that he finally did. But that's just my opinion 👍🏾
Yeah, he truly got redemption here
we can totally see tom holland’s spider-man being the main character and not getting outshined by the others, but i have to say - andrew’s really got a redemption arc which makes him steal many of the scenes.
I genuinely think he’s the best actor but his movies weren’t as good, he’s like my favorite actor of the three but least favorite Spider-Man if that makes sense. I feel like now I have to give Tom Holland the award for best Spider-Man cuz I think he has the best trilogy and it was just his origin which is crazy to think about.
I teared up just reading that last part 😭😭
My favorite scene was when Andrew saved MJ. The execution of it was impeccable and the fact that’s Gwen’s death has sat with me all these years since the film made it feel so redeeming.
The CGI felt off in that scene especially when he was landing it's almost like they added it in last minute.
@@Nemisis007 I totally agree. I already knew that this movie was never going to top the visuals and cgi of TASM1 and 2, but I was expecting a more dramatic catch like in Andrew’s movie. The moment when he catched MJ was amazing and his performance was emotional, but visually it wasn’t that good
@@Santiago_RS | true.
The emotion on Andrews face when he saved MJ was so perfect at first I didn’t want them to have him save her but I’m so glad he did
The movie was wholesome that I don't even know how to express it , it was so perfect in so many ways that it gave us a different vibe
No 🧢
The scene that I liked the most was actually the goodbye between Peter 1, Ned an MJ. That was, imo, one of the most emotional scenes in any Marvel Movie to date.
It was SO sad, it's like how do you make it worst than them dying? Make them forget
Peter using his spider sense in the room full of villains to figure out who it was that had turned bad was done so well. The suspense was perfect and I’m so glad they embraced the dark tone and didn’t undermine it with any jokes or humor.
One of my favourite scenes has to be
Tobey: I’ve never really been apart of a team.
Andrew: Me either!
Tom: Don’t worry I have.
Tobey and Andrew: You have that’s great!
Tom: Yeah I don’t want to brag, but I will, I was apart of the Avengers
Tobey and Andrew: Awesome, what’s that?
Tom: You don’t have the Avengers?
Andrew: Is that a band? Are u apart of a band??
Tom: No they’re the Earths Mightiest He…
Tobey: HOW DOES THIS HELP US?
Personally my favorite scenes of the movies were all the scenes where Andrew was acting as Peter/Spidey, because he’s always been my favorite since 2012. So maybe I’m gonna a lil biased, but I really think he stole the show with his jokes and his important role. The way he was treated in this movie makes me hope that we will see Andrew again in the future maybe in another movie in the Venom universe, so he can finally get his trilogy too. He still got it and he proved all the haters wrong
I agree and I e seen tons of haters want him to get his third. He really captured peoples heart.
@@discolullaby5777 Andrews the goat
Same! I was in high school when tobey came out. Andrew I didn’t really watch and I actually enjoy watching Tom but I have to say that Andrew stole this movie. It didn’t feel like he was acting. He just seemed so happy to be there. You can feel that energy.
His promo and denial of this movie with “I’m not the werewolf” really added to it, as well!
My favorite part about the movie is when Ned and MJ go to Peter and just hug him without saying anything just shows actions are better than words and it was just beautiful and realistic you don’t say I’m sorry or anything like that you go to them and just comfort them
When Tom was staring at jj in the rain on that building, I legit felt like I was in a comic book and I loved that so much not just the comic book aspect but just the emotion in that shot… it was just perfection
That was a beautiful shot
What makes this movie so great is that even if Andrew and tobey didn’t show up, it’d still be a top 2-3 spider-man movie for me and still possibly my favorite (depending on what they filled that extra screentime with). The Tom Holland Peter Parker story was so strong and many of the scenes that didn’t even have Andrew/tobey in them were so strong that even w/o them in the film I’d still love it
I don’t know. With tobey and Andrew’s appearance heavily rumored, if tobey didn’t show up I would have been disappointed
pls dont lie to yourself. tom clearly needed them. How would you convince tom not to kill green goblin?
When Goblin said “Poor Peter” in the final fight it sounded straight from the Arkham Games with the Joker
I really like that there was no competition between the spiders. I don't know why anyone *cough* Hi Top Films *cough* would want that? Like....that's not Peter Parker. They'd joke, and quip, but when you know, there's world and universe ending stakes there's bigger things to worry about than "Ohhh who's the best peter parker?" and they kinda do that but in an ORGANIC WAY with Andrew vs Tobey. And Tobey proves he still got it. They focus on celebrating what makes Peter Parker....well....PETER. His intellect, seeing the three be science nerds was great, his battle prowess, seeing them bounce off each other in battle was great, and seeing Tobey be such a dad is so nice and just makes sense. It's fan service in all the right ways. My favorite scene has to be all three Spiders in the lab just talking, working together, it just feels so....natural. The banter as well, Ned talking with them finding about Harry from Tobey, and seeing Peter in his ELEMENT of using his smarts is just so nice. You don't get to see that often and they do that a lot in this film. Love it.
So many moments from this movie are some of my favorites scenes in all of the MCU. I can’t believe they actually pulled it off.
Favorite moments:
Anything Andrew Garfield in it.
When he saved MJ, and he takes a moment to realize how much he wished he had saved Gwen in the same way.
Also “I’m Peter #3!”
I am so glad I stayed away from all the spoilers here in youtube prior watching this movie. Seeing Charlie Cox for a little bit on this movie definitely got me excited and then seeing Andrew Garfield and Tobey was the mind blowing with the other villains from their world. I'm definitely excited watching this again but in IMAX this time lol. Love hearing you guys perspective of this movie cause i feel the same way. I was all teary eyed after watching this movie also after seeing the 3 spidermans post at the liberty building. Just love this movie.
There’s so many moments in this film that standout to me, it’s so hard to pick a favorite scene. But that final encounter between MCU Peter and Goblin on the shield was incredible, Peter wasn’t pulling any punches until Toby came and gave him that unspoken message.
That unspoken message hits hard.
All of the acting, words, emotion were in his eyes, you could tell he was pleading for him not to go through with it because he’d been down a darker path himself and he doesn’t want him to go through that too.
Just the three Spider-Man interacting with each other felt incredible. They all felt like their respective characters with differing experience’s, at the same time tobey and Andrew felt so natural in the MCU. I can guarantee this won’t be the last time we see them in the MCU.
I'm just bummed they didn't get to stay in the MCU. It would've been cool to see them interacting with the other Avengers. Also imagine if doc ock and green Goblin stayed? I can see doc make a lot of scientific breakthroughs with all the advanced tech available in the MCU. They can also have this Norman lead the thunderbolts.
@@prathapkutty7407 I feel that now that Ned has been confirmed to be a magic user, he might be the one who can bring them if needed. Maybe after doctor strange 2 the multiverse threats don’t stop and they have to get heroes from the multiverse to help and that how they bring Andrew and Toby back along with any older iterations of marvel characters. Nick cage ghost rider, Wesley snipes blade.
Oh but I just remembered they are all memory wiped. Damn. I still believe this won’t be the last time we see them in the MCU though.
@@angelbotello2882 Well I’m pretty sure Tobey and Andrew won’t forget about Tom’s Peter, they’re also Peter so I don’t think they’ll forget about themselves lol. I don’t think they’ll come back tbh, but it would be really cool if they were to return one day, loved their interactions
@@kevo5133 I heard rumors that Secret Wars might be the time they return again. It would be cool. I kind of hope they find a way to do with other characters what they did with Spider-Man, in that other iterations of the same character can meet. Like I said Wesley snipes blade meeting the new one, same with ghost rider, just as a way to say that they exist in the multiverse and that any version of a character can come, given they don’t die obviously.
I saw the movie Thursday opening night downtown Toronto, and my theatre was absolutely amazing and the crowed roared! Everything with the 3 spider men was my favourite parts but I must say Andrew stole the show for me in all his scenes. I’m so happy his character was does justice and got his redemption. He deserved a real redemption more than all 3 in terms of the studios basically betraying him and stealing his 3 movie arc before he got to complete it and I hope this movie gives him the praise he deserves. Also, I don’t wanna see anymore memes that truly make fun of tobey because tobey really matured as an actor in my opinion and I felt like he really took his role seriously and didn’t just want a pay check. All 3 spider men absolutely knocked it out of the park and I’m so proud of the 3 of them but the only reason I’m giving so much extra praise to tobey and Andrew is because Andrew was robbed of his franchise and tobey was memed for years mainly because of spider man 3. So I’m so proud that they go to redeem both of their last movies and end their arcs (for now 😉) on such a high note. Round of applause for all 3 spider men 👏🏼
This movie still confirmed to me why I loved Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker and Spider Man. He was perfect throughout and I would one of my favorite moments was when he and Tobey initially came through the portals. Such an awesome moment
My favourite quality in the movie was the different sound design for each Tom’s, Tobey’s and Andrew’s web shooters or lack of loved that attention to detail so much was the cherry on the cake
Knowing MJ is still alive in the MCU because Andrew caught her is so unbelievably satisfying.
The real question is if mj and Ned will even be big characters in future movies
@@lane836 I can see Ned being a big part because Doctor Strange was impressed he was able to open a portal with the ring. Ned could be a wizard, and Wong and Doctor Strange could be his mentor throughout his journey. Also the cloak saved him, and the only other person it’s done it for was Stephen himself.
@@drummerman8397drumon same!!!
It should be called MCM now: Marvel Cinematic Multiverse.
I loved Charlie Cox’s Daredevil, and I was very excited to see him officially brought into the MCU. But the best moment was the anticipation/energy that shot through the theater when they knew a second Spider-Man was coming after Andrew. Tobey will always be my Spider-Man, and I got teary-eyed when he entered the scene.
I seriously have two of the best favorite things ever with Tom teaming up with Tobey and Andrew. And was a total surprise to see Tom deliver badass hand to hand combat.
My favorite scene was the extended moment of Tom Holland experiencing the Spider Sense until the final reveal of the Green Goblin about to do something. It’s so ominous, and you know that everything is about to go wrong.
Love this video man, think it might be one of your best
Thank you dude
There's definitely a lot of love for Andrew after this release. He did a great job!
This is the happiest I’ve seen a crowd of people about a movie maybe ever. Just wow
When Andrew Garfield saved MJ and then got choked up, that got me for some reason more than aunt May dying.
Andrew Garfield was so amazing in this movie! I think he was the best as far as dramatic scenes and acting. He’s always been my favorite Spider-Man and now that’s even more true!!!
One part that I really liked that also made me sad was May’s epitaph on her grave that said “When you help someone, you help everyone.”
Nice to see the 2018 video game is getting some love.
And she was working at F.E.A.S.T., which might have also been in Far from Home. Pretty cool detail. Maybe we'll see Martin Li in the future.
@@parkerboy795 I didn’t include that because May also works for FEAST in the comics.
@@Phanthief95 Oh yeah, I forgot. It just felt more emphasized in the game to me.
I feel like this movie did what Star Wars never could! It felt like a hug to all Spider-Man fans of every generation! Loved it ❤️🕸
Couldn't agree more! Sad how much Rise of Skywalker ended up being a mess :(
The moment when all three spidermen landed together in their full costumes I teared up so much, it was like a dream come true exactly like the "Avengers assemble" scene....and side note I really really want there to be a pay off to ned's powers and can Zendaya pls have some character progression as well...she's fricking Zendaya, she's not JUST the girlfriend 😂 she can be given a good backstory and be turned into the mcu's version of the white tiger
I loved your discussion about the scenes and the death. What really got me was the talk with Andrew & Tobey comforting Tom about grief and Tobey saying to Andrew that he is amazing and not lame. And that's beacuse of the fact that Andrew's Spiderman don't have many people to lean compared to the others, and then making Tobey giving him comfort makes it so much more emotional considering he. or shall I say, the Spidermen don't get a lot of credit for what they do and go through. So when Andrew says "Thanks, I really needed to hear that" makes me tear up. Especially when he saved MJ and him getting flashbacks to Gwen, giving the redemption. God I freakin loved this movie. And I also loved the banter and the emotional depht between their conversations & just Tobey being a big brother to all of them.
I like Tom's spiderman suit at the end because it makes him more like Spiderman than Iron Man. Also, I do enjoy that Tobey talked about fighting Venom and Andrew talked about fighting Rhino, to me it was showing that even if their not in the movie SONY didn't forget about them fighting Venom and Rhino.
Yes, exactly! The fact that he made the suit himself was a liberation from reliance on anything Stark tech. Such a fantastic ending!
One of my favorite tiny details from the movie was in the scene where strange projects Peter out of his body, the distortion around his head is the squiggly spider sense lines from into the spiderverse, since his body is still using the spider sense to keep strange away from the box!
I think Jon Watts nailed the tense tone with that Spidey sense scene, which is not surprising since he has a background in making dark themed movies. I hope he brings that same level of seriousness in his upcoming fantastic four movie.
After Imo a perfect trilogy, on par with caps trilogy, I think he'll absolutely nail fantastic 4 and finally Give us a good fan4 movie
I love this video. When it comes to describing art, these two are among the best of the best.
I absolutely loved this movie. By far the best Spider-Man movie ever. My favorite scene is when Tom’s Spider-Man fights green goblin at the end of the movie one of my favorite Spider-Man fights
1 John 2:15 😇
Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them.
The LORD says, “I will teach you the way you should go; I will instruct you and advise you.
Psalms 32:8 GNBDK
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Repent now of your sins and have faith in our Lord Jesus Christ 😇 Jesus Christ is our only salvation 😇
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The movie was so beautiful, the joy of seeing Tobey and Andrew again. The emotions felt when seeing Andrew again, seeing one of my childhood hero again. I will never forget this moment
I just saw it last night. Holy shit what a movie. I got chills when all 3 spidermen were swinging together. It combines everything from all the universes and imo the best spiderman movie.
I think my favorite part of the May scene is the existential questions it raised about purpose and fate... something that REALLY seems to be a thruline whether intentional or not in these Marvel films this particular phase. You talk about her being in a daze, possibly concussed and in shock as she delivers those key lines of "With great power comes great responsibility.' She had never said that before then that we know. it wasn't a catch phrase like the Uncle Ben's who leaned on that motto throughout life. This was almost divinely given to her in the moment because it HAD to happen to give Peter his true hero's origin. People think of the "spider bite" as his origin. No, that was his catalyst. This is his hero's origin and I think it was handled as gracefully yet viscerally as could have been. There is no question or point; this is just an observation and made this scene so much more impactful and surreal.
The final fight scene in No Way Home is probably my favorite spidey scene ever.
So much rage, pain, loss and inner conflict...which illustrated how formidable he
could be when driven and focused. And all for defending the very public that betrayed him.
Yet, he did not retreat or abandon them. Peter essentially became a man and
fully understood what it meant to be Spiderman...an unwavering guardian of the people, a selfless servant of the greater good, an anonymous hero willing to bear unspeakable tragedy to embrace the moral responsibility of wielding great power.
The greatest part of the movie is 3 Spider-Man are swinging together and landed. That scene was LEGENDARY!!!!!