Spider-Man: No Way Home - Movie Review
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The trailers made the hype real, and now Spider-Man: No Way Home is here! Here's my NON SPOILER review!
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Nice
No thanks but hell yeah so exited for this,seeing it this Thursday night 😁
My predictions are that all 3 Spider-mans will show up and Happy dies :(
I work at a cinema tho and it will suck working this weekend
Most ambitious superhero movie ever
It was really sweet and kind of awkward when he had to go on a date with Jessica Rabbit but the final battle with Vegeta was absolutely AWESOME!!!
Also the final battle with Toxic Avenger
I was just happy to see Batman and Superman finally kiss, that sexual tension has been building for so long.
Goku was a big asset to the team!
To the people reading the original comment, make sure to check out who really Jessica Rabbit is.
This was all I could have hoped for!
I don’t usually get shocked when watching movies, but that scene where Green Goblin told Spider-Man that weed has been legalized had my jaw on the floor, I did not expect that twist.
But he’s the one getting smoked!
But spiderman was too late
No wonder his voice was like that
man !!! do the other 2 spidermans appeared ?
@@steff4753 nah:(
No spoilers: 5 minutes in, the movie was already well worth it.
Never thought I could get so excited from someone catching a brick.
cuz he's a very good lawyer.
Same here.
Fuck yes
@@donHooligan i threw a brick at my lawyer and i had to get another lawyer to counter sue
my theatre (and me) went absolutely ballistic when they saw the club
It's been about 20 years since Spiderman 1 and Willem Dafoe STILL has it, he's intimidating now as he was before, he's still got the voice and stole every scene
He’s more intimidating now. This was shit from horror movies
Dafoe has always been one hell of an actor
@@Kenneth_Fishing Well yeah he usually plays Da FOE in most of the movies he’s in
Always has been 🧑🚀🔫
He hasn’t aged like wtf lol he looks the same since Spiderman 2002
Green Goblin is terrifying in this one. Goddamn. Truly a Spider-Man's archenemy, Willem Norman is nasty af, just like the comic. Damn.
This movie is violent like the classic Raimi movies. It is definitely the best in the Tom Holland trilogy.
Its annoying to me that with Batman and Superman everybody knows that Joker and Lex Luthor are the archenemys of those heros but with Spiderman i think only Spiderman comic book fans really know that Green Goblin and Norman Osborn is his archenemy because other Spiderman stuff does not really focus on that as much as they do with Batman and Superman and Joker and Lex Luthor.
Most people think Venom or Doctor Octopus is Spidermans archenemy from what i have seen.
Yeah he was fucking awesome in this
@Axle Blaze he doesn’t die?
@@CyberLance26 I hope now they know. Green Goblin always f*ck Peter up in personal level in the comic. Just like an archenemy should, and they did justice in this one too.
I can't believe Peter Parker was Spider-Man this whole time.
Well this changes _everything_
What?! I thought Bruce Wayne was Spiderman!
@@Njanshalu why not both?
They sure pulled a fast one didn't they?
HE'S A MENACE
The part when Vin Diesel came in through the multiversal portal and told everyone we're family was the greatest moment I've ever witnessed in cinema... It was all ruined when the Amazing Bulk came and decapitated him though 😢.
Damn sounds like a good watch
Family
lmfaoo
It broke new ground!!!!!
Vin will be revived in the next movie, Spider-Man Home Sweet Home. Uh oh.
This movie gave Tom Holland's so much character development it's insane. I used to just think of him as strictly a teenager and he wouldnt be able to get into more adult oriented arcs. But that changed after this film. Effectively done. Mind the fan service.
I love how the movie found a way to respond to the criticisms against Tom Holland's version and I'm so glad they fixed those.
they fixed pretty much all of the gripes people had with his characterization and i am so excited for the new trilogy, it's genuinely got me back into the mcu after endgame
Truth. Our boy Tom grew up big time in this one!!🤯
@@joshuasuase7935 I like how they adjusted his character in a very natural way. We started to see it in FFH and they completed the arc of him growing into himself perfectly with this. I’m excited to see where he goes from here.
@@sabr4174spoilers::::
at first I didn’t like how they made him actually try to go for the kill vs Normal. But then you think back about the events in FFH and how he lost May and almost MJ due to “another” father/mentor figure betraying him and …it becomes human.
I hated the part where spiderman wakes up and realizes the entire MCU was one crazy dream.
This is absolutely genius. If you guys watched the movie you'd know exactly what he means.
This post deserves more love. Especially if you've seen the movie.
I kinda loved it. It was a brave narrative decision. More screenwriters should end there scripts with a ‘it was all but a dream’ 🤔
Huh
Are this is real???
Willam Dafoe absolutely killed it as Goblin, his performance was incredible
Incredible actor. That face of his has a mind of its own.
A bit on the nose with that "killed" it statement!
He was literally bone chilling when he was "evil" Norman
dude those faces... those faces man...
@@whiteboikev He felt absolutely different from all the other villains. You could see the evil in his eyes. Everyone else had their own motivations, but Goblin was a true monster.
My favourite moment:
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Andrew saving MJ when she falls and bursting into tears. You could almost see the weight of the guilt being carried away. Such a brief and subtle but incredibly powerful moment.
Bruh we lost aunt may but kept the target mj
My favorite moment of the film not gonna lie. Andrew killed the entire movie and that scene got me in my feels
Agreed
Andrew was a better Spider-Man in this than Sony made him in his own movies
@@solitary2 I thought the exact same thing
I remember being a kid jumping from couch to couch, pretending to shoot webs like Spider-Man. I just took my 5 year old son to watch No Way Home, and he was acting like he was shooting webs halfway through the movie, it was a very emotional moment for me. This movie does not disappoint
Every man alive and who have seen a spiderman movie or read there comics when they were a little kid did exactly this. I remember pretending to swing around the house, grabbing onto walls pretending to wall crawl and shit. Have not seen the movie but tomorrow at 11 I'm going to the cinema and I can't be happier to hear that apparently they absolutely killed it this time around. Unlike allot of people I liked the other 2, they weren't the best but I liked how they were giving us a young Peter Parker who actually seemed young. He was boyish and just wanted to be like the heroes who saved new York when he was a kid and so he looked up to Tony. And from what I'm reading now he really comes into his own this movie and I cannot wait to see it myself
I’m right there with you. Thank you marvel and Sony for giving us spider-dads the chance to share such a generational experience. Long live Spider-Man and may his legacy continue on for many generations.
So let me get this straight... You were a KID when the first spiderman movie came out, and yet you have a KID now?... I was 20 years old when that comie came out and could be farther from having a kid myself... How old are you? And why did you ruin your life like that??? 😳😳😳😳
Also, the three spidermen showed up. And then venom as well. And each one had a sort of redemption arc. Also, the FINE aunt May bites the dust. Green Goblin kills her. EVERYBODY READ THE SPOILERS!
@@sideskroll don't be so rude. I'm 25, my son is 5 you can do the math I'm sure. I'm an electrician and having my son young didn't ruin my life. I take very good care of my family.
@@juanolmos7919 hes just joking about bro, he dont mean it
Spider-Man: No Way Home is one of the most emotional MCU-Films so far.
A lot of my praise goes to Willem Dafoe. He is truly a force of nature and in the middle of so many famous names, he managed to completely steal the scene every time he was on screen. That man can truly act. He shined brighter than I thought possible.
Both last Avengers movies had emotional moments so I would say no I’d consider them in the same vein Black Widows death, Ironman’s death, Captain America giving the shield & the snap scene
Typical children's franchise of films. Like Jeremy said "jokes after jokes"
@@rayromano6249there were lots of jokes, sure, but at least they didn’t ruin good dramatic moments with jokes in this. I thought the jokes were well-placed
@@gaiusx287 thought Jeremy said they did? Gets to serious stuff then let's not make the children cry and put in jokes. Typical play it safe mcu franchise
@@rayromano6249 And is Jeremy always right? I mean sure there are still jokes in dramatic moments, but I feel like the movie took the truly important ones seriously, which I can't say for every marvel movie
They actually retconned and fixed MCU Spider-Man at the end of this film. He’s no longer relying on stark tech and his links to the Avengers. He’s completely on his own and that feels like real growth for this version of the character. Also thank god he finally made his own suit
I also love that it quite makes sense too. I mean, he used stark tech for the old suits, so he breaks the connection that would allow any other avenger to make the link between Stark and spiderman,he truly becomes a stranger to everyone. He's no longer Iron junior.
Nice to see he’s becoming more of the classic spider man we know, with the new comic inspired costume and living a shitty apartment and having to pay rent and stuff like that is great. And also the fact no one knows him and takes heed of him
That was my favourite part of the movie. When I saw the sewing machine and fabrics I could’ve cried
and his new suit looks very similar to Andrew too!
New suit looks great but that swinging scene right at the end was pathetic, should have ended strong
This movie low-key fixed Spider-Man. I’m blown away that we’re now the closet to the Spider-Man we know from the comics in live-action.
You actually think that THIS is the closest live action Spiderman. Broooooooo!!!???😅
@@sunnysied713 They hit the reset button and Tom is all by his own now. As he should be, being Spider-Man for a purpose bigger than his needs as Peter Parker. This is everything people critized about Homecoming reversed.
@@djraider I know, but they had to press the RESET button to get him there. AND we don't have any Spiderman movies with this 'new' Spiderman. Therefore, we can't really say if THIS one will be the best one.
@@sunnysied713 Tom Holland signed a contract for another trilogy…
@@djraider He's been in 6 films and hasn't done crap on his own. Disney already butchered the character just like they did with most of the MCU characters. The next 3 spiderman films will be no different.
This movie was definitely an endgame Spider-Man movie like Tom said it would be, not surprised he walked out of the premiere crying like he was about to get dusted by Thanos again. Well done Marvel, well done…
This movie was cringe and garbage fan service
@@Drewbreesboss9 your opinion
@@Drewbreesboss9 Lol, my opinion is that your opinion is garbage and cringe.
@@Drewbreesboss9 Why do you feel the fan service was garbage?
Three different types of people
Just cemented that William Defoe is the GOAT of Spider Man's villains. They did a great job showing how strong he was, he literally smiles while Spider Man is punching him in the face like its a kitten pawing at him. Loved it.
Raimi movies are the best Spider-Man movies. And this is why, because Tobey wasn’t the only star of the films. Doc Oc was also another amazing villain.
Eh idk Doc Ock is still the best Spider-Man Villian hands down for me
That part was chilling. It reminded me of when Batman interrogated Joker and he starts beating the shit out of him, but Joker keeps laughing.
@@MegaManXPoweredUp You mean in the bell tower? I dont remember him "interrogating" joker as much as wanting to kill him...
@@sideskroll Not that Batman. I'm talking about in The Dark Knight.
Best plot twist and moment in general was when Norman Osborn said to Peter Parker "You know, I'm something of a Spider-Man myself" and they team up to take on the villains. It's like they took your expectations built up over the franchise and went back to formula.
bravo. made me laugh out loud
That's incredibly close to what actually happened
I understood that reference…both
I'm both surprised and impressed that this is actually very close to what happened. Not only does he team up with spiderman at one point, but he even says "I'm something of a scientist myself."
Not that far off
I was the only person in the cinema that laughed when Norman said “You know I’m something of a scientist myself.”
Shoutout to “my back” and “trying to do better”
Me too lol. I always thought that line was funny.
Our entire theater burst into laughter and even cheered a bit at that line and the “my back”, glad I got to see it with other fans
Just got back and I was the only bozo who burst out laughing at that scene 😂
Same bro same
Same
Im going to be cryptic as hell about this but if you watched the movie you'll know who Im talking about. I love how the movie brought closure to this one character that had a traumatic experience in the last movie he was in. The way he acted in this film and how he accepted his regrets and doens't want anyone else to experience what he went through hit me really hard when that scene happened. The studio did him dirty before but I am glad we finally get a real ending to his story. I didn't know how much i needed from this film till now.
Great scene
At this point, I don't think you need to be cryptic - who are you talking about? (I just saw the film, but don't quite get what you mean )
@@mnorth1351 spider 3
I think I get it now - Andrew Garfield's Spiderman successfully catching MJ as she was falling. That was a good "redemption" moment - perhaps both for the character and the actor.
@@mnorth1351 yep
I loved that scene where Lightning McQueen shows up and teaches the Green Goblin "turn left to go right" turning his desire for death and misery into an unstoppable desire for Piston Cup success.
I thought that part was alright, but for me the scene that stole the movie was when the incredibles show up and say "Now this is how you do a super hero movie"
Aunt may dies, venom is in the post credit, tobey and Andrew are in the movie,everyone forgets Peter Parker is Spider-Man,Andrew saves mj,they cure the villains
@@ohnono3051 you talk shite pal. Lightning McQueen helps Green Goblin win the Piston Cup. Buzz Lightyear shows up to form a love triangle between himself, Happy and May. Doc Ock isn't actually Doc Ock, he is just Elon Musk in disguise, using the arms to help provide road side assistance to any Tesla customers who need it.
dude i creamed during that
screamed**
Very impressed how this movie was put together. It could’ve been a disappointment and a mess but instead this is one of the top 3 marvel films ever. And William Dafoe is just an incredible actor.
Top 1 in my opinion and probably one of the greatest all around movies of all time outside of the hero genre even
Easily the best Spider-Man movie. Spider-Man 2 and Spiderverse are phenomenal, but the way this movie incorporated fan service so naturally was flawless. Truly was an incredibly hard task
@@danielz-v4083 I wouldn't call it flawless. The edits, scene cuts, the flaws, the way they dealt with problems, some characters screentimes and motivations, some scenes being dragged were all over the place. The plot and the jokes sometimes got annoying and there were times where plot served no purpose which could have been used efficiently. Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Verse did these way better.
@@ColemanCovers no it’s not. It was cringe. Spiderman 3 was far better than this cash grab of a movie by Disney. Don’t spread your cheeks for Disney every time they come out with an Mcu movie. This movie ruined the villains
@@Drewbreesboss9 it's not even a disney movie genius
Willem was incredible just the facial expressions, the discreet changes from one personality to the next. Please bring him back for more.
i could havw played that . wont even have to act at all
Imo his performance in NWH was better than in the og spiderman
@@tahasoomro7465 Maybe you should be famous and rich instead of hanging out in TH-cam comment sections then.
@@Ray-hh5rz Facts, it was. It's like his acting aged like wine.
@@boogie8618 bruh chil
Everything I’ve ever wanted or needed from a Spider-Man film. ❤️
Perfect movies.
This movie literally outdid the expectations.
That said, the level of hype and expectations were completely fucking unfair and unreasonable. People should literally apologize to Feige. What a hell of a few last months it must’ve been for him
@@danielz-v4083 wait so in your opinion, were the expectations valid or not? Considering the trailers set this up as a ‘live action Spiderverse’ movie, I think it kind of makes sense there’d be a TON of hype.
Spider-Man 2 is still the best
@@MegaFinalRound definitely top 2-3
All the fan service in this movie is justified, and serves a purpose, even the lines, and it also has an arc
Ehhhh not really. some of the fan service was completely unnecessary and added nothing to the story. No spoilers but some of the villains are kinda just there
@@graigfitzgerald6787 I would argue it serves a complete purpose to Tom’s arc. We never really see Tom suffer to the extend of Tobey and Andrew but in this film he matures and realised what it means to be responsible. The ending was perfect as it echoed what Aunty may told him. On top of that very reminiscent to the other films he sacrificed his love for mj and Ned by choosing to not tell them everything after they had forgotten him.
@@lilbubblegumleaks8104 I love the Peter Parker from the Spiderman PS4 games
Kinda over the teen/highschool Peter I want the mature older Peter from the games.
@@lilbubblegumleaks8104 while I agree, I think you missed what the other comment was saying. As Jeremy briefly said, the lizard and sandman are just kinda there. They don't really do anything. Granted, the movie had many things to juggle, but I feel like they could have been fleshed out a little more.
@@ninopapalia1461 I agree lol I’m glad we saw Tobey as a more serious, older dad like spiderman. I’m sure we’ll c Tom as that bc he’s been renewed for another 3 films.
The part when Jeremy Jahns appeared through a portal, giving an Awesometacular review at the end fight scene was sheer beauty. Tears in my eyes.
My largest concern for No Way Home was that it would rely too heavily on it’s cameos, while ignoring other parts of the film, and I’m thrilled to hear that the fan service in this movie actually has purpose.
The plot in this movie made hardly sense tbh. The cgi look really bad most of the time but Tom Holland is top tier in this movie. I really seen a Spider Man in him. And of course Andrew best actor of the movie. I liked Tobey but he role was just to be the original one. He was just pure fan service like Andrew to be honest.
Aunt may dies, venom is in the post credit, tobey and Andrew are in the movie,everyone forgets Peter Parker is Spider-Man,Andrew saves mj,they cure the villains
@@ohnono3051 hey how does aunt may die?
@@ohnono3051 also in the post credit scene what does venom do exactly
@@daqwanrose790 she gets killed by green goblin when she tries to help Spider-Man
This movie was fan service from start to finish. What a movie what and an experience. Thank you Marvel studios and thank you Stan Lee for such a legendary character.
The part when Jeremy Jahns appeared through a portal, giving an helping hand to spider man was amazing.
He totally screwd up his entrance..... come on!!!!
The whole theater went wild when he took off his mask. People was all like it’s him, it’s Jeremy, the leaks were true
i love you
When the random citizen asked him who he was and he tried to say he was John wick was the funniest moment in the film
As someone who was 4 years old when the first Spider-man came out, I've literally grown up with this character on the big screen. I remember trying to swing off of my window blinds because I liked to pretend to be him. This movie was such a homerun its unbelievable. That's all I can say without spoilers. I'm still crying.
I was 18yo n totally wanted to do this on the lamp posts
I remember being about 6 when the first one came out and tried climbing the corner of my room backwards and look like how he was against Bonesaw on the cage
I was 10 and I tell you what I loved the references they put together in this
Exactly, it was perfect for me
Yall are some Nostalgia Beta consumers got baited As the fools you are cant se the reality of how bad this story actually was because of Basic Fan service and Nostalgia pathetic
Finally, in the end credits scene, Luke Skywalker is officially introduced in the MCU! Totally subverted my expectations!
What
Yes yes!!!!!! I called it!!!!! Let’s go!!!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
NO WTF ITS VENOM TALKING TO BAR TENDER AND THE MULTIVERS OF MADNESS TEASER TRAILER
...And he was done more justice than the entire sequel trilogy! (Not that that's a high bar to clear)
I think Disney may consider suing Disney for this.
Willem Dafoe did an even better job than he did in SP1, truly an iconic performance.
That was just due to the era of campy action movies
@@Coolgamer54321 oh no I love those movies, might point is he went above and beyond it!
So totally!
So Tom Holland is SERIOUSLY improved for me. Finally in the right direction and I can't wait for his new trilogy
I guess it comes with age
Kid's always been an amazing actor
I think the writing was just better for all the characters. For me the MCU Spiderman movies lacked depth for all the characters. They always felt like tropes like the comic relief or romantic interest
Watch The Devil All The Time in Netflix, he is really improved himself as a serious actor in there along with Robert Pattinson
Totally rebooted him , now he’s really Spider-Man . All alone , no tech
The end of this film creates so many possibilities like... so many. The character progression is insane, like holy shit. Props to Tom Holland, the acting was something else. I didn't have the problem with the tone of the film but I understand what you mean
Yessss, Tom Holland was AMAZING. Didn't expect it to hit that hard.
@@josetarre9953 Tom Holland is the worst spiderman and this movie was a cash grab cringe fest. Tobey Maguire will always be the goat
@@Drewbreesboss9 good for you for feeling that way 👏
@@Drewbreesboss9 Bro, Spider-Man: Homecoming And Far From Home are cash grab cringe fests. But this movie was truly something else. I was greatly impressed by peters character development in this film.
@@Drewbreesboss9 u want cringe?. Read your name lol.
It was a solid 9/10 for me! One of the most difficult movies to talk about with out spoiling!
The second post credit scene is very good
@@michelepeddis1159 it was a trailer right?
I had the same problem after watching infinity war and endgame. people were like “what was it like?” And the only thing i could say is “uh yeah it’s gud go see”
It was shite
no wayyy
This was the most Spider-Man Spider-Man movie ever put on screen. Totally came to life in the second half and became pure magic from then on.
Agreed. It was a bit rocky in the fist half, but I’m so glad it paid off in the end
@@drumsandroses22 not even Rocky, such a big film with all those aspects had to be built up slowly and carefully to produce such a masterpiece as it was
@@sauceycager1580 I meant in the first half of No Way Home. Namely the MCU-style humor, a lot of the jokes fell flat IMO. But the first half wasn't bad. I felt like it started like an MCU movie and then the last half was more Raimi/Webb style. The movie as a hole is fantastic.
"Peter, Peter, Peter, no good deed goes unpunished. You can thank me later"
- Green Goblin
Aunt May dies we know
(cinema snob voice) and then she died
Aunt May dies
Han Solo dies
Everyone cries
"You have grown up, Peter"
- Doc Oc
(if u know, u know).
So similar to "In spite of everything you've done for them, in the end they will hate you, why bother?"
As a German I am not used to cheering, screaming and clapping people in the cinema, we just don't do that.....usually....but this movie was different, there was a lot of cheering, screaming, celebrating and crying going on and I had a lot of fun. One piece of advice, stay until the very end. The Mid credit scene is great, but the end credit scene might blow you away.
PLEASE SAY WHAT IT WAS!!!!
@@henrietta9206 nope, I'm not spoiling anything, watch it without spoilers, it is worth the wait.
@@henrietta9206 watch without spoilers the mid credit scene is great
Bro I had to leave for work and missed the end credits scene!! 😞
Jeremy No way was this the best superhero movie of all time. I think your looking at it through the excitement of hype etc. You think this movie is better then superman christopher reeve or tobey spiderman movie no way. The film was clunky in parts and a lot of jokes missed the point. The pacing of the film was strange and like i said it was clunky particularly the first half. the second half when the villains the the two spidermen appeared it got a lot better. What i dont get is how long was it after aunt may died did they create villain fixers. He was wearing the same suit and scratches on his face so was it a day or what and how could they create all those in quick time. At least this time peter had a proper fight with a villain. The first part of the film. Just cheesy really cheesy thats why it was clunky it just seemed weird also rushed. The parts about mat murdoch showing up and big deal in the trailers made about peter being a villain was non existent. At no point in the film did it feel like peter was about to go to jail or that he was a victim. It was rushed! No way is this the best superhero movie. Go back and watch it! I hated it that after doc ock grabbed peter peter was able to disengage the arms with stark tech stuff its trash what happened to the old spiderman finding a way to defeat the villain with out all that ai stuff. Also why is a spiderman being tracked by ned and mj whilst he fights electro. Its spiderman not some baby being moved around by parents. Spiderman is superhero why would he need someone giving him google maps on his chest. The guy is spiderman what the heck. Also it sets up ned as the hobgoblin.
Green Goblin was on point, he manages to earn the arch nemesis name of an entirely different spiderman
Trust me, Willem is an actor and a half!
This might just be the best Spider-Man movie after Into The Spider-Verse and Spider-Man 2.
They got rid of everything we hated about him and made him into the hero we loved telling us that heroes aren't born , they are made.
His final Swing with the totally new and classic mix suit felt so grand , this is what Spider-Man is about.
It's definitely better than SM 2
The fight scenes in this movie were top tier. It also featured some of the best on-screen interpretations of his spidey-sense. No Way Home does a fantastic job capturing the Spider-Man ethos too! Superb movie. I teared up many times.
*SPOILER*
They did such a good job visualizing the fight between doctor strange and Peter in the mirror dimension
Only in the first half, 2nd half was fan service till death, each scene had no purpose just there to fill in their story, no real stakes in fights in 2nd half, more comedy than fights
@@nikrock7 huh? The two fights between Spider-Man and Green Goblin had stakes. The fight at statue of Liberty had the biggest stakes that massively impact Peter Parker/Spider-Man.
SPOILER BELOW...
Aunt May's death and the fact no one knows who Peter Parker is are literally the biggest stakes that happened off the back of fight scenes.
The first one on the free way was cool I didn’t think it was special but the last one was a big let down
@@relaaaxturtle3128 I loved the last one.
SPOILER BELOW....
The way he was losing his humanity as he beat the crap out of Green Goblin. Very inline with his comicbook struggles.
The goofiness of the Rami movies kind of made me forget how much of a force to be reckoned with the Green Goblin is. Willem Dafoe absolutely killed it in this movie.
This movie made me realize how brutal the Rami universe is.
One of the great things about this movie is how much it made me appreciate Tom’s Peter more than before. His character development has reached its peak here and was executed well. Without giving much away he officially came out to be your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, gone are the Iron Boy Jr days for good and I’m excited to see his future in the franchise
YES, I love to hear that. Everything you speak of is what I've thought was lacking in his version of Peter.
I’ll be honest man I didn’t care about Tom Holland’s Spider-Man for like the first 4 movies but FFH was the movie that finally got me on board I thought everyone was good in that movie
Tom Holland is a great actor. But, next to Tobey and Andrew, he just didn't quite capture the seriousness or the brightness or the awkwardness of Spider man.
For real, his mature stage reminds me of Tobey's Spiderman.
Glad to hear that, has been my biggest gripe with MCU's Spider-man
I agree that there’s a problem with tone in Marvel movies these days, they always mix dark moments in with jokes; it makes it so much less dark and the tone changes too quickly..
Yea I hate the tone, especially with that last Thor film
@@antoinjohnson4146 how do you not like thor Ragnarok lol
@@cuamagfamily2300 because the tone didn’t fit
@@antoinjohnson4146 it was a comedy, how tf did it not fit bruh.
@@cuamagfamily2300 it wasn’t that funny lol, the tone should had been more serious. That’s why I didn’t like it. Only a few MCU movies I like anyway
Man the Riddler and the penguin teabagging spiderman was something I'd never ever have thought I'd see
Twas a good movie
The fact that Superman was there to help Spider Man fighting the bad guys was just pure movie magic. I can't wait to see how the Multiverse would tie to Matt Reeves' The Batman, that would be dope af 😂😂😂
When Peppa Pig came in and started killing the sinister 6 I lost my shit
This seems like when HISHE does movie reviews and warns that they're going into spoilers and then says something completely off the wall.
I liked the part where Galactus and Darkseid had a very drawn out bromance moment
Things got pretty dark when the Batmobile broke its wheel and Joker got away
The chemistry and utter feels for all characters was amazing. Full circle moment in Spider-Man and I loved every minute of it!
When you realise Green Goblin became the best Spiderman villain without even a part of the MCU
Well he was in the comics too
Rightfully so too
This is why I love the green goblin
His rivalry to Spider-Man was always personal
To be fair, I think the criticisms about Tom Holland's Peter behaving younger than everyone else are almost entirely due to people forgetting his trilogy takes place while he's a 15-17 year old kid around his experienced (read: cynical) adult heroes. Given the world's trajectory over the last 20 years, I suspect, many of us have forgotten what being a kid was like because we had to grow up really quickly (I admit, I forgot for awhile).
Personally, I appreciate the MCU allowing Pete to have a wide-eyed optimism for awhile. He doesn't need to be a dour Snyderverse character.
**It's just jarring for majority of most people that when Andrew Garfield wasn't spidey anymore (too bad he didnt got a third movie), we got Tom here and just went back to the "younger days" of highschool. Thus calling him out "SPIDER BOY" (Thought Andrew is my SPIDER MAN out of them imo). Like sayin, "Why are you moving few backwards, when moving forward was/is enough?"**
@@seabookfarno8656 "Most people" don't find it jarring. Which is why No Way Home is looking at a potential $150 million opening weekend.
Just because you personally have an issue doesn't mean "most people" do. Exaggeration is unnecessary.
@@monteestowes1245 I stand by my saying and I know what the hell I am talking about Most as in few that there will always be us around that WE WANT ANDREW GARFIELD BACK AS SPIDERMAN OVER TOM anyday of the week. ^_^ good day
@@monteestowes1245 **And different opinions are necessary in conversations. Ya got a problem dude about mine? Deal with it lol.**
@@seabookfarno8656 It seems like you’re the one who has an issue with other peoples opinions considering you’re trying to make it seem like *almost everyone* thinks the way you do and that the original commenter was silly for thinking otherwise. Also: Andrew is out, Tom is in. Cry all you want but that’s the way the world works.
I can’t believe Mr. Ditkovich was the Master Planner behind the whole thing! What a twist!
*Give me rent!*
There must have been hard drugs in the milk and cookies yes?
What do ya expect from a common American man who didn't got his rent?
And he finally fixed that damn door.
🤣🤣
I've heard a lot of good things about this. I can't wait to see it soon!
What are you doing in the comments then? Jeremy warned you.
These comments spoil everything including the line "somehow, thanos has returned"
3 spidermen
1 blind lawyer
1 dead aunt
Everyone forgets who Peter is.
no spoiler, its as good as avengers
@@M0ike feel better now, champ?
@@goldennuggets7358 oddly, yes
The Joker cameo in No Way Home completely blew me away!
Bro you scared me😂
Nah bro the superman cameo was way cooler
Ooooh man looooove that part!
@@itsmanuel6473 nah bro, that cameo was stupid, Danny DeVito reprising his role as the Penguin in this movie was even better 😂
Chuck Norris cameo blew my mind 😳
"I don't care about the algorithm, I care about your enjoyment."
You rock, Jeremy
I was a bit bummed when green goblin didn’t have the og costume on for the whole film but then that completely changed my mind seeing William dafoe perform for the rest of the film the way he did. Being able to see his frightening facial expressions way more really brought the character to life even more than I thought was possible 🙏
....i think that was the point to just see Dafoes face and not the old costume helmet anymore
removing helmet to show his expressions was a good choice
The real question is: If they de-aged Dafoe, will he actually look young or not?
Totally did not expect them to bring in the Justice League for a brief moment during Spidey and Dr. Strange's short trip through the multiverse.
I feel like Sandman doesn't get enough love, Raimi wrote his character and scenes with alot of heart
too many people still remember SPider-Man 3's weird jumble of chaos. even if that plot semi works, it was less than half assed. im told there is a lot more Sandman footage that didnt make it on the big screen, and you can tell -_- he shows up, he robs a bank for his daughter. he says i'm sorry movies over. 2.5-3 plots in one movie meant each plot was weakened, and sandmans got weakened the most
Sorry, but I don't agree with you the Sandman was alright.
@@maximchechelnitsky5884 Wdym Raimi had to chop alot of him out the movie when producers had him focus on venom but what he had to work with was good stuff. Showing his little girl at the and beginning really pulled at the heart strings and when he was turned to sand and couldn't grab her locket it really pulled at the feels. He had that defining quote for his character early on that he wasn't a bad man, just had bad luck and that was relatable af. And when him and Peter had that moment on the building and Peter forgave him ngl as a kid even l cried cause if you think of it that was the theme of the movie. Aunt May forgave Peter and planted the seed for him to do the same, Harry forgave Peter for how he scarred him and Peter forgave Marco who was the reason Peter went on his whole dark path in the first place. Beautiful, full circle. And it hits even harder that Peter forgave Marco moments after Harry died for him after everything Peter did to him
Dα. мёииα Yes, that I remember and feel the same way. But In this film there 5 villains, so it's not targeted for a particular character, all of them gets their proportional part. I was glad that I could see Sandman in the same Universe as Iron Man Daredevil. And he fought here more professionally.
@@maximchechelnitsky5884 its not like i said he was bad, his story was just rushed so much it made it pointless. the weird anger issues it gave spidey ended up feeling pretty awkward, which lead to the awkward peter/venom scenes also being weird. not that i need anyone to do this, but there are probably already sites who have timers for how long certain characters were on screen and the number of lines. as much you may like what you got, he was a "sample" of a real story in spiderman 3. who knows maybe my memory is off kilter? but it might have been better if they intertwined a bit of Harry's plot with Sandman somehow?
I just watched this at the IMAX with low expectations. However, I left extremely satisfied - definitely Tom Holland's best portrayal of the character, well written and nicely paced.
I hope Tobey Maguire knows just how big of a role he played, not only in Spider-man but in the comic book community as a whole, it's him and Sam Raimi who are to thank for essentially the birth of the MCU and the inspiration to filmmakers everywhere who have made excellent comic book movies, an entire generation of fans, actors and filmmakers alike are standing on their shoulders and if I have an inspiration, it would have to be Sam Raimi for reinforcing the message that was in the comics from the beginning and exists with the character even today that anyone can be Spider-man and that it's about doing the right thing, that's why I consider the Raimi trilogy the best series of comic book movies of all time and Raimi himself as one of the best filmmakers of all time
big facts
Idk I think Blade with Wesley Snipes paved the way
Also X-Men.
But he is old in this one. Andrew looks great tho.
Ahem, you're forgetting Michael Keaton and Batman filmd, and the original Superman films. Those were the OG superhero films.
It amazes me that Spider-Man 3 was an overstuffed mess, Amazing Spider-Man 2 was an overstuffed mess, and yet No Way Home manages to be not just the best MCU outing, not just one of the best MCU movies, but one of the best Spider-man movies ever made. It rewards fans for a nineteen year journey they didn't even realise they were on, the acting is phenomenal from the entire cast, and it is one of the most punishingly brutal reminders that with great power, comes great responsibility. 10/10.
It's not one of the best Spiderman movies ever made. It has horrible writing and it relies heavily on nostalgia. It has THREE Spidermen and five villains from the Toby and Andrew era. It's a cheap fan service film.
@@sunnysied713 Sorry you feel that way.
@@Votesaxon07Reviews Did you not think that the film relied heavily on nostalgia? There are 8 characters who were imported over from Sony's previous Spiderman franchises. That's a lot of nostalgia.
Sunny Sied Bruh, OP isn’t attacking your opinion, just let bygones be bygones
@@emblemblade9245 Nah, it's not an 'opinion'. It's a fact. NWH had two (2) Spidermen and five (5) villains from two (2) other Sony Spiderman franchises. NWH even has J. Jonah Jameson. It had eight (8) characters from non-MCU movies. That's a metric sh*t ton of nostalgia bait. Tom Holland Spidey definitely didn't stand up in his own Spidey movie, which was the grand finale to his highschool trilogy. He was sharing the limelight with two other Spideys and, heck, even Dr. Strange got to jump in on the action. Poor Tom Holland. Always a Peter, never a Spidey.😜
Just got out of the midnight showing, the crowd went absolutely ballistic at so many points in this movie, got a sore throat from all the cheering and screaming, never had a theatre experience quite like that before. A big thing I loved about this movie was the action, it felt more intense and visceral, it didn’t feel like the action from the other mcu spidey movies, it felt more real, and green goblin was genuinely terrifying here. For me this is probably top 3 if not number 1 favourite mcu movies! So much happens in this movie and I loved every second of it!
i respect that people like to view things in different ways in the cinema, but for me it annoys me when the theatre isnt quiet because often you miss what people are saying because of all the screaming and it takes me out of the illusion. im glad i didnt get that much screaming, mostly clapping and stuff
@@TheShimmy12 my midnight showing was screams galore bit annoying but what do you expect being a midnight release for a movie like this
@@TheShimmy12 yeah just came out of a midnight show and when a certain lawyer showed up, I couldn’t hear a word he said due to the screaming
@@crazzydude0117 come to Ireland then. We thankfully don’t have any of that. All you’ll hear is the movie and glorious silence
Our theatre cheered twice, which you can probably guess. Everyone was buzzing from the first surprise and onwards
Peter's interactions with Luffy and Aang were amazing, and when Stewie and Brian came along, i thought Deadpool handled it really well, considering his previous fight with John Wick's dog.
Sharkboy and Lavagirl showing up in the last act really brought tears to my eyes.
Willem Dafoe at the age of 66 has put on one of the greatest performance ever as Doctor Norman Osborn / Green Goblin❤️
Man, what a rollercoaster of feelings and overall NOSTALGIA that movie was. I was hyped all the way through it.
That final suit, so clean. Also Norman has hands.
I cried in the end credit scene when the Death Star appeared and destroyed earth. Spider-Man was transported into another universe as a result ,but his earth was decimated. He went into the venom verse and I think this is how Sony is going to take over Spider-Man. Wasn’t expecting the Star Wars crossover though. Completely blew my mind
I can't believe Dumbledore dies
I cried when Keaton's Batman died
Absolutely spot on Jeremy about Peter seeming a little boy in the movies. That was addressed very well in this one.
Peter Parker was about 18 in Far From Home. He's supposed to be boy genius, but he acts like a ten year old.
@@sunnysied713 Exactly. I loved his portrayal in Infinity War because he took becoming an Avenger like a man, stood his ground, it was a far cry from his childlike manner (granted he was a child in it but they played it up 100%) in Homecoming, only for them to literally do it again in Endgame and hurt the emotional impact of Infinity War. 'Remember when I went all dusty?' Um, you mean when you realised you were dying along with half the universe, fought with all of your spider-powers to preserve your own life only to realise what was happening and weep like anyone would at your looming death as your mentor clutches you? Yeah...all dusty...sure.
Yeah at the ending he really started looking like the independent spiderman we know from the comics. Living on his own now and only working by himself. Even made his own suit which is and looks amazing. No longer relying on stark tech and is now doing everything by himself. Future spiderman movies are gonna be great
Haven’t cried during a movie in a long time. During a scene in this movie the whole theater wen’t crazy.. and i cried. Have fun with this one.. it’s special.
It’s really not. Y’all doing too much lol it’s a okay movie at best
@@graigfitzgerald6787 naah, you a hater
@@graigfitzgerald6787 ok dc fan boi get lost
It's an opinion
@@graigfitzgerald6787 I agree. This is an amazing movie don't get me wrong and proberbly one of the best MCU movies but it isn't as emotional as people say it is, it is just a lot of fan service. I think I got sad for one part in this movie and it wasn't that sad
Yeah I agree the only thing I really hated was Ned mastering something that Doctor Strange took years to do, but it’s so great that I’ll allow it 😉
*Me intentionally looking for spoilers in the comments:*
*Everyone:* Telling fake spoilers to the point that you can't tell what real or fake.🤣 Nice job, guys.
Same. Careful with them, they’re heroes.
If it helps, I can confirm that Luke Skywalker is NOT in the film :)
Matt Murdock appears, Aunt May dies, killed by goblin, Andrew and Tobey appear
The internet wins again
@@levy4344 is this true? If so, that's awesome, I like spoilers, don't know why people bitch about, I still see the movie with the same optimism
Andrew Garfield is THE perfect example of a phenomenal actor suffering from bad writing. He absolutely owned every scene he was in, he outshined Tobey and Tom with his charisma and acting skills; he proved that he’s not only the best Spider-Man but also the best Peter Parker. Unfortunately, he‘ll probably always be known as „the other guy“ because Sony and the writers ruined his 2 movies.
Spiderman 2 goated Tobey nuff said.
People actually liked Andrew "Werewolf" Garfield. To a generation of kids, he was the Spider-man. Tobias was my Spiderman and the internet gave him hate because he was too old but I thought he played the part with so much heart. However, Andrew made it his own. I didn't hate it. I actually was so invested in him finding out what happened to his parents that I hope they can give his character some closure in this movie since he never got his trilogy.
Dude really? Can you please put a fucking spoiler warning?
He played a broken and lonely spiderman so perfectly can't agree more with you!
@@swerzye4472 I'm truly sorry but you shouldn't go reading comments on a review if you don't want to get spoiled.
SPOILERS : Can I just say it was amazing to finally watch a Marvel film and have all the crazy fan theories been true, we've overhyped so many films / programmes in the past and been let down by them. Was a breath of fresh air to see something we were all dying to see
They weren't fan theories everything was leaked
I was especially surprised by A). Andrew catching MJ and B). That video that leaked of him talking, that he was actually asking about Tobey's web blood. Those were two theories that I thought were bull but whadaya know?
the daredevil stuff was really cool.
@@NicWerdVFX I did a spit take when he popped up
@@baronvonpiano7625 I totally called the Andrew catching MJ, it was just too perfect a way to give Garfield's Peter Parker some closure.
“The power of the sun in the palm of my hand.” Easily one of the best likes in the movie 😂
The part where the crowd around me cheered on the most was when Spider-Man was losing against the bad guys, a car came out of nowhere to kill them. The twist was that Vin Disel stepped out with uncle Ben and said Nothing is stronger than family.
The bigger twist is that the car is Lightning McQueen. And everyone was chanting "Family! Family! Family!"
🤣
Can't believe Mr. Ditkovich was the main villain, rent overrides global and universal threats
Keanu Reeves was definitely the highlight of this movie.
I was looking at the old appartment Tom-Spidey went to at the end and saw something very...familiar.
@@MegaManXPoweredUp Mephisto lol
This film is an emotional rollercoaster, Tom Holland puts in a powerhouse performance worth braving going to the cinema for!!! Great review 👍🏾
I didn't watch any of the trailers. I was surprised. Gladly.
I can't believe Green Goblin was Bruce Wayne the whole time. Did not see that coming.
No!! It was Patrick Bateman and he was returning his videotapes
I can't believe Aunt May dies by Goblin's glider..
Aunt may dies, venom is in the post credit, tobey and Andrew are in the movie,everyone forgets Peter Parker is Spider-Man,Andrew saves mj,they cure the villains
@@ohnono3051 I hope everyone who reads your comment and the spoiled for him to curse you ,, damn mindless spoiler boy
Luckily I watched it
The moment when Luke Skywalker appeared and chop doc ock in half with his lightsaber was too brutal. But i'm happy that he taught Peter the Force and excited about what he gonna do with it in the future. Solid movie 9/10
It was astonishing to see Spider-Man web swing for the first time. After years of seeing him just walk around, we’ve come a long way. I loved this movie. Never thought I’d see that happen.
I am extremely confused with all these comments. Gotta go watch the movie already lol
@@yunlara5096 Peter Parker was Spider-Man the whole time. I can't believe I didn't see that reveal coming!
Green Goblin is scary bro.
This movie has left me wanting the 3rd movie for tobey and Andrew even more than ever now. So much potential, I hope they don't waste it. Have raimi and Webb return to direct.
You mean 4th for Tobey and 3rd for Andrew. Unfortunately the scripts were written kinda bad and both films were scraped.
@@Godslayer613 Yes, but if these directors were given the time yo create new ones in 2022. It would be poss to create new ones!
@@Godslayer613 i dont think the script for 4 was released? i think it was cancelled when raimi walked away after the studio meddling in SP3
They gave them closure in this movie. So there most likely wont be any more.
@@VincentStevenStudio Sony owns the rights to them Spidey is still is in the MCU if they really wanted to build their universe with venom morbius etc etc they could use either one of them
Exceeded my expectations it was captivating from start to finish. Willem Dafoe delivers an impeccable performance as Green Goblin his portrayal was genuinely menacing and sadistic. By far the most satisfying MCU Spidey movie in the trilogy full of nostalgia references, and humor sprinkled with some bittersweet moments
..the only thing that dissapointed me was that he didnt interract much with Tobey at the end...or vice verse of them 2 having a deep conversation
It was awesome to see DC bring the best out of Spider-Man in this one. Seeing Spongebob and Patrick joining the universe was a great thing too.
You know, I’m something of a movie enthusiast myself. 😌
The fact that the meme line.....I laughed my ass off.
I was amazed at the sudden introduction of Palpatine into the MCU
*Just went you get kind of sick of* sitting through lacklustre MCU projects - - they drop a banger and makes you stick around.. makes its worth it in a way.
To be honest, after seeing Tom's acting in this movie, Eternals and Shang-Chi felt so mediocre.
In what way was this film not mediocre?
all recent project are really different and really good. Wandavision, loki, eternals...
77SBCR - you’re lying to yourself if you can say Eternals was good.. WandaVision was okay, Loki was good, FATWS was horrible, Shang Chi was mid, Black Widow was pointless.. it’s a lot of mid stuff to get through to get a great film
That’s how they hook you. In between a lot of mediocre and ok movies, they drop a banger that just rehypes people for the MCU.
I can’t tell you how happy I am to hear that this movie ACTUALLY feels like a Spider-Man movie! That was my biggest complaint about the recent MCU Spider-Man films.
Wait until you actually see it! Tony Stark is still a big part of this movie.
@@sunnysied713 😂
@@jking4973 Wait until you see HOW they defeat the villains! Stark tech.😌
@@sunnysied713 not really
It definetly feels like it! I felt the same way about the previous films.
Willem Dafoe became my favorite MCU villain. Even more than Thanos and Killmonger. This is the best the MCU has done at portraying actual evil.
The ending was such a cop out, calling Captain Marvel to beat all the villains while Spidey made himself a web hammock and enjoyed the show with a cool drink 😎
Agree with Jeremy with the uneven tone, the mcu ruin some of their movies with forced jokes and humour
Almost all of their movies since age of Ultron have done that
Yeah, the movie was good but it's still follows that cliche jokes MCU have been suffering for many years
it started with the guardians then the rest followed lol
And people are excited for Daredevil and Kingpin return in the MCU lol
Never again will we see the likes of Fisk's mom sawing his father or Matt Murdock witnessing a criminal killing himself by forcing his skull through a sharp object.
@@domenica3639 Yup or even the rooftop conversation between Dadedevil and Punisher on the morality of killing
Anyone else feel like they were originally going to kill off that character at the end when they get wounded, but then didn't have the balls so they kept them around and just made a joke of their injury instead?
No way they were going to kill that character. The collective anger would reach epic proportions
You guys talking about Tobey when he was stabbed by Goblin's glider?
@@mangutero12 That's why I think they changed it
@@arunr1627 Subtly my dude.
That guy has a healing factor
I agree the MCU has at times done a bad job struggling heavy moments with humor, but I disagree about this movie. Just take an example of that one scene with Doc Ock (not trying to spoil). You know which one. That was much an impactful moment. That normally would’ve been undercut with a joke, but they let it be a powerful moment in that character’s journey. They did that I feel like during every powerful moment in the second and third act.
God, that Darth Vader hallway scene at the end was so badass!!
And when the dead guy on the floor was revealed to be jigsaw...
@@GarmrsBarking this comment is gold lol
@@uniqueaap yeah thanks it's got levels...
It got pretty emotional at the end when Luke Skywalker said “live long and prosper” and beamed aboard The Enterprise
@@GarmrsBarking What about when Batman showed up?
"I'm something of a scientist myself" had like 100 persons at the theater crack up. I saw it earlier today 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good for you. My theater was quiet as fuck. I was honestly “why tf are you people here?”
@@solitary2 because it wasn't funny the movie wasn't good
In my opinion
Probably how most of those people felt
@@zkcud2858 You don’t speak for others
@@solitary2 never said I did
@@zkcud2858 "Probably how most of those people felt"
As I said, you don't speak for others
Willem Dafoe, that man will go down as the best GG and Spider-Man villain.
Andrew: Why are you dressed like a youth pastor lol
Bully Maguire : If you want forgiveness, get religion
“I don’t care about the algorithm, I care about you optimally enjoying your entertainment”. I respect that.
I just remember seeing the midnight premiere of spider-man 2. Now 17 years later I get to see doc ock on the big screen. I am so glad to hear this movie is really good. I am so excited!!!
You realize how pathetic that statement is correct? 17 years ago and they are still making spider man movies. Even sadder and more pathetic is people like you actually hyped for it. Don't you get sick of watching the same movies and characters for nearly 20 years?
@@springwoodslasher79 so unnecessary, chill out.
@@mrwazowski1015 actually no. You wanna know what is unnecessary? Another freaking spider man movie. When is enough gonna be enough? In 20 years if they are still making spider man movies im going to lose it.
@@springwoodslasher79 Just calm down.
@@1973Ganesh they are just words on a screen. Maybe you should be less sensitive.
This movie was so much better then I thought it was going to be. I cried like 4 times. I hadnt watched any trailers or seen any spoilers so went in fresh
Damm lucky you I shouldn't have watched any of the trailers. Marvel spoiled it by showing the villains in the trailer imo. i didn't get that shock/excited feeling when they appeared .
@Gee Rod NO
@Gee Rod nah
This was better than Avengers
@Gee Rod_ Reality is often disappointing_