Andrew Garfield on saving Zendaya's MJ in Spider-Man No Way Home

See Andrew Garfield and Jon Watts talk about saving Zendaya's MJ in Spider-Man No Way Home
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[@woodrobin]

You really got the feeling from Andrew's portrayal that his Peter Parker had relived that fall in his head over and over again thinking about how if he'd done this or that differently he could have saved Gwen. His dive is perfect form, he pushes objects out of the way to increase his speed, and he *catches MJ* so that *he* can absorb the shock of the sudden stop and cradle her so she isn't hurt by it. The soundtrack was perfect, too: it goes into this utter silence except for a ringing sound -- exactly what Peter would have been hearing as he went into adrenaline overload from the sheer terror of seeing history about to repeat itself, as the increase in pulse and blood pressure affects his hearing temporarily. Zendaya's "Are *you* okay?" was a brilliant ad-lib, too. She said that she thought that MJ, seeing the look of mixed joy and sadness on Andrew-Spidey's face, would have been moved to ask if he was alright, considering he looked overwhelmed. And he is, now. Or at least, he can see a path to where he will be.

[@SammyFash]

I ain't reading allat

[@woodrobin]

@@SammyFash I'm sorry for your reading issues. Short form: Andrew's Spidey thought about how he might've saved Gwen, which helped him save MJ. That short enough for you?

[@sleepy.t5307]

beautifully said.

[@nyarix4838]

@@SammyFashwell I did and I thought it was perfectly said. It was a great analysis of the scene.

[@nyceallen5859]

Yes well said friend

[@RayTheomo]

Every time Garfield nods with tears after she asks if hes okay. Goosebumps. So fucking wholesome.

[@jacobparker1105]

Crying my eyes out (again) that shit gets me everytime. They’re not in your face about it at all, I bet there were plenty in the audience who just missed the significance completely

[@darthdever66]

Same bro every time I see that I get straight chills down my spine! Andrew is such a good actor.

[@RayTheomo]

@@jacobparker1105 my little brother had no fucking idea why everyone was cheering for the "cool youth pastor" 😂😂😂

[@shaykee262]

OMFG YES

[@fusiontoa18]

@@RayTheomo the what?

[@Ashely56]

This was such a great moment for Andrew's character.

[@rittlerouge1471]

Andrew spider man version need a new movie and a way more better script, he deserves at least a trilogy. And of course A WAY MORE BETTER SCRIPT...

[@0ptimusLime]

Dare I say it was an AMAZING moment amiright?................guys?

[@Ashely56]

@@0ptimusLime I love a pun!

[@markuskidd546]

@@rittlerouge1471 Yeah, that’s never happening.

[@HoodedSpidey]

@@rittlerouge1471 Andrew Garfield fans aren’t as fierce as Henry Cavill fans unfortunately

[@willkinney5051]

"I got rageful. I got bitter. And I just don't want you to end up like... like me." ... saves MJ, so that Tom's Peter doesn't end up rageful and bitter. Beautifully done

[@mauric99]

Ummm...all short-lived...as the events in that movie led to the death of his aunt, and the loss of his friends (since nobody can remember Peter Parker going forward). Hell, that was a high price to pay just so his friends could get into MIT...LOL...So, I don't know about you or Peter Parker but I would've been a little rageful and bitter at the end anyway...

[@NoName-it4uu]

​@@mauric99he had enough losses already, losing MJ would break him

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

​@@NoName-it4uumadness is like gravity, all it takes is a little push

[@willkinney5051]

@@mauric99 true- but he didn't do it just so they could go to MIT. He did it to protect them from his enemies going forward too

[@Thomas-zt7dm]

@@mauric99ya most people would be but the idea is that the other Spider-Men help him see what that leads to so he can avoid letting it consume him

[@ziggyhogan7560]

Tbh that was the best moment in the film for me .

[@SirBillyDorseyJr]

Me too. I cried at this scene.

[@nrshocks6931]

my favorite moment is when tom spiderman makes his own suit at the end and swings into snowy new york. That new hand made suit is amazing

[@ziggyhogan7560]

Its was just a perfect emotional moment as u kinda forget about Gwen then when he catches mj and u see his face u immediately know what he is thinking and how he is feeling its immense sadness with immense happiness and relief all rolled up. AG is fantastic actor

[@devilsephiroth9000]

Cried buckets. When she said are you ok and he just wept. 😭😭😭

[@blasterdarkness5649]

Couldn't agree more

[@cc-hh6fl]

Think about it Andrew got his second chance and Tobey got to save Norman

[@collegebro85]

As well as Dr. Octavius becoming himself rather than controlled by his creation…

[@austiinxvi]

So is harry still dead?

[@geeksquad4741]

​@@austiinxviIf Norman is saved, then harry might actually be alive.

[@echo_z319]

@@austiinxvi in the main timeline (main as in where that movie took place) yes, but probably not in this new branch that NWH norman was sent to

[@echo_z319]

@@Nunya_Business536 🤡

[@yuhyuh7603]

I love how everyone who watched this movie loved Garfield as Spiderman. The movies could've been better, but he was/is amazing.

[@jolinarmalkshur18]

There's only so much a good actor can do with a somewhat meh actor and director, etc, kwim. He did really well with what he had

[@0ptimusLime]

Indeed, he is amazing.........Spiderman ::Seinfeld music plays::

[@collegebro85]

While he does portray a good Spidey, it’s his Peter persona that leaves A LOT to be desired. I wasn’t ever rooting for him as Peter, but instead annoyed by this egotistical skater kid that went around like his crap don’t stink (although I might have saw too much of his Social Network acting as well)…no, Tobey was phenomenal as BOTH, and it shows in his solo films as well as in this movie!

[@itsgoofymf7685]

​@collegebro1 idk. I honestly didn't like Tobeys thats much. His Spiderman was ok, but Andrew's was my favorite.

[@AndyGilleand]

Personally I think his movies are drastically underrated. They're much better than people give them credit for.

[@rickardrakkoon2500]

Andrew has one heck of a range with his acting. Probably the most underrated actor today

[@mauric99]

Actually, I've only seen him in this Spiderman role and that Facebook movie where he sues Zuckerberg for screwing him out of his cut...LOL

[@TimothyGod]

​@@mauric99ok? Does that change his comment at all?

[@edithputhy4948]

Wasn't he nominated for an Oscar several times? That's like the opposite of underrated

[@monmothma3358]

Don't know if he's underrated, but he's really great. I think it's just a matter of time before he gets an Oscar

[@Lastashio]

@@monmothma3358 Should have gotten one for Hacksaw Ridge imo

[@donnyhallam]

Andrew saved Zendaya by hitting the ground first, and Tobey saved Norman by getting between Norman and his glider and allowing himself to be pierced in the back this time. I say “allowed” because there was plenty of time for his spider-sense to warn him about it. Both of them got to relive their trauma and get it right this time. I love it.

[@fletchersykes1660]

Tobey's Peter had trauma for not saving Norman??? Lol that's a first.

[@donnyhallam]

@@fletchersykes1660 "I think I can make an anti-serum for Dr. Osborn. I've been thinking about it a long time."

[@feqol]

Man i never thought of the tobey scene to be him getting a 2nd chance to save norman from the glider

[@fletchersykes1660]

@donnyhallam I don't think that's Peter suffering from trauma. It's more like regret.

[@mauric99]

@@fletchersykes1660 You need to rewatch the third Toby-Spiderman movie as that was the basis of the entire conflict between Harry (Osborn's son) and Peter. So yea there was a little trauma on Peter's part. You may have missed that movie entirely as it sucked balls...

[@ronan1me]

We were all in tears with Andrew with that singular masterful experience.

[@pancon9947]

It was a good redemption arch

[@cj9318]

I agree the arch was very redeemable

[@Jetha-Man]

Yez, arch waz gret

[@mellowmel7]

one thing i always think about is how andrews Spider-Man probably thought of all of the ways he could have saved and caught Gwen after she passed. it was so heart warming to be able to see him save mj and i like to imagine that because of it, he became more content with himself because even though he couldn’t save his “mj” he was able to save someone else’s.

[@Bray1Jay]

Visually TASM 2 was an absolute masterpiece. Garfield has the chops and was arguably the embodiment of what Spider-Man is at his core. The quippy, tortured soul with a heart of gold. With actual good writing, TASM 3 could be a thing of beauty.

[@AndyGilleand]

Imagine Andrew wanting revenge on Harry for that, maybe further influenced by the black suit. He says he stopped pulling his punches, and that's exactly what I expected to see in ASM3

[@SilverPh3nix]

@@AndyGilleandit was gonna be the sinister six before it was canceled

[@AndyGilleand]

@@SilverPh3nix no, sinister six was going to be a spinoff movie, not replacing ASM3

[@1337-Nathaniel]

I actually loved Garfield as Peter Parker.

[@SilverPh3nix]

@@1337-Nathaniel I agree he was pretty good. This is what I’ve said in the past: Tobey is the best Peter Parker Andrew is the best Spider Man Tom is the best iron man rip-off…until no way home and now I actually respect him

[@rudesword2852]

That guys a good actor. Hacksaw ridge was good. So many people in the theater had an awww moment when he welled up in no way home.

[@KyleCollective]

He even choked up talking about it jeez man makes the moment even more impactful

[@vanityrose6512]

When I saw this In the theatre the entire audience gasped and when we saw Tom's Peter about to loose his MJ and we all cheered and cried when Andrew's Peter saved her... like " No I can't let this happen again "

[@macklinillustration]

Same at our showing, there was quiet "hell yeahs" and "yes" all over. I even heard someone behind me say "it has to be him, he needs this" when Garfields Spidey jumped after the falling mj

[@user-sk3ql4yg5s]

I mean obviously MJ wouldn’t die

[@darkangel13915]

Yea same here. Everyone gasped when Andrew looked at MJ

[@rosaperez7108]

Andrew sure was holding back tears recalling his movie portrayal of Spiderman and losing the love of his life. He sure did fully immersed himself in that character. I truly loved him as Spider-Man.

[@ShinyKuzon]

I can now never watch this scene from No Way Home without crying and having goosies. The acting between Zen and Andrew was so perfect in that moment. You can just feel what Andrew is feeling with his emotion

[@ShinyKuzon]

@@DayLenFemboyKing i heard Jennifer Lopez say it on the show “World of Dance” so now I always say goosies.

[@TheTorqueAholic]

Ngl, i teared up a lil bit too. You watch Gwen and Peter have an amazing relationship for 2 movies, then he loses her at the end of TASM2. It’s not gonna bring her back, but it shows he learned what to do from it, that he *is* capable of saving people.

[@hopsonkim4952]

Garfield is such a good actor and he took this role seriously and this was a beautiful moment. I wish Marvel understood better that amid all the chaos and noise it’s moments like this that make us care about the characters and you need these for the big bombastic stuff to matter.

[@sueladd2382]

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[@sueladd2382]

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[@sueladd2382]

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[@sueladd2382]

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[@sueladd2382]

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[@michaelhayes8519]

Growing up, I always wondered why Spiderman didn't just sling his webs to save falling victims, instead of struggling with trying to reach them in time. Andrew's Spiderman answered that question in the most heartbreaking way possible. Momentum is a thing, they will get severe whiplash

[@sethalanburgess]

Her head hits the floor. It wasn't whiplash.

[@shadhowe_865]

@@sethalanburgess It was more than likely the whiplash. The velocity at which she was falling was enough to cause her to break either her back or her neck from the sudden abrupt stop she came to from the web that was attached to her. Not to mention that at that velocity there would've been blood everywhere, or at the very least blood from her head if she had hit the floor, but there wasn't any.

[@hawktriad]

If I remember the comic story, it was the whiplash that killed her as he tried to stop her fall. It was Gwen though not MJ. The previous issue of the comics had the death of Detective Stacy if I remember correctly and then Spidey killed the Green Goblin next issue?

[@collegebro85]

@@shadhowe_865 you can clearly see her head hit the ground at full momentum, and even I knew something wasn’t right when I first saw it and the way her head jolted back as it did. If it were whiplash, her head would have jolted toward her chest (like in a car crash), but the blood pooling out from the source of the injury confirmed she basically fell to her death and only the rest of her body was saved…

[@shadhowe_865]

@@collegebro85 I don’t really remember there being any blood coming from her head at all during that scene. Either way the reason people don’t come to a general consensus about it is cuz of the scene pretty much mostly being entirely CGI, so the physics of it would obviously seem a bit weird at the end of it. Not to mention, Marc Webb as far as I know never addressed that part of the scene either to confirm anything.

[@DamianHowardTV]

Now we need The Amazing Spider-Man 3, with the actual Mary-Jane (of that universe). I wanna see Andrew's Spidey get the happy ending that he deserves.

[@lucianocastillo694]

Happy Ending??👀

[@Cliohna]

@Damian Howard Yes, please.

[@ravenartistofficial]

Spidey never gets a happy ending…

[@mauric99]

Yea...would love to see a really hot sexy red-headed Mary Jane Watson grace the big screen one more time...

[@rodarollada]

@@ravenartistofficial, it still will be bittersweet.

[@sng3939]

It’s sad that Andrew’s movies did end so abruptly as he said.

[@salatkiel]

I cried in the theater. Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man.

[@MegasXRL]

Sony should definitely give us another tasm movie with him. Would be amazing

[@Rjmc19]

i think its safe to say we all had tears in our eyes and a hand in both peter and andrew's shoulders. he had some closure and self redemption. spider man saved mj and forgave himself, and andrew got his second chance to be spider man again and save mj... he had the most destructive and wholesome moments for me. so happy that so many feel the same.

[@birdobert]

Andrew's redemption was nothing short of a masterpiece! The room roared with his second chance!

[@MattMorgan813]

Literally one of the greatest moments in cinema for me, because I was such a fan of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man

[@hastishah-iu9xh]

“I got to have closure to something that means so much to me” Makes me tear up🥹

[@azraiel1984]

That got me. I said "God bless you Andrew" in the auditorium. I was there the very first night where I live.

[@knull1237]

Half my theater started crying at this part 😂 Beautiful moment of redemption

[@dejahdanger]

That scene makes me cry every time. So well done. And andrew’s acting was amazing. You feel what he’s feeling. Yeah. I’m all misty just from this.

[@lun4red1tz]

The fact that he started tearing up when he saved her really shows so much. He knows exactly how it feels to lose the person you love the most, and he didn't want Tom's Peter Parker to feel that exact same pain of losing MJ like he did with losing Gwen

[@MarkWeston-h8e]

Now we need to see Garfield’s Peter meet spider qwen

[@iceyplayz3388]

What’s interesting is that in the first comic where Gwen died, it was the web that snapped her back, meaning that he caught her, but it still killed her. Basically there was nothing he could do. That’s what they were trying to replicate I think.

[@rpgislife]

I remembered when I saw the scene of MJ falling in the trailers and I thought to myself, "Oh, imagine if it's Andrew who saves her." And I was so happy to see that that's exactly what happened.

[@MasterTemplar781]

I remember seeing the scene of Andrew saving MJ and in everyone just started aplauding and cheering and i was just over there crying while smiling and cheering. To see Andrew's spidey get some closure and a redemption.

[@wikedsuperlinklive]

This is why he's always going to be my number two favorite live action Spider-Man with Tobey being number one and Tom Holland being number 3 I loved that Andrew Garfield chose to have a redeeming moment for his Spider-Man it's as he said he needed closure I really hope one day that there's a third Amazing Spider-Man as he deserves it

[@itsgoofymf7685]

For me, my favorites go Andrew, Tom, and then Tobey. I just personally didn't like Tobey as much. That doesn't mean I hate or dislike him, of course

[@jbstudios3000]

Andrew Is the greatest live action Spider-Man of all time. And Josh Keaton is the greatest animated. 😊

[@MildlyPerturbed]

I agree! He’s the most comic-accurate Spider-Man AND Peter Parker. His version in TASM is more so based on the ultimate comics, but the original 616 comics also had Peter start out as a self-isolated loner, with anger issues, who grew from being selfish into the responsible friendly neighborhood Spider-Man we see at the end of the movie. I feel like most people don’t understand is that TASM Peter finally becomes Spider-Man after he saves the kid on the bridge, not when he dons the suit for the first time. It’s a realistic arc that takes a lot of inspiration from the comics (which are the source material), and takes the entire movie to complete.

[@jbstudios3000]

@@MildlyPerturbed exactly! The moment Peter became Spider-Man was after captain Stacey helped him to realize how hotheaded he was being. He truly thought he was doing something right, but it was all selfish. Even losing his uncle didn’t make him Spider-Man. You get it bro!

[@MildlyPerturbed]

@@jbstudios3000 Thank you! I'm just glad there are some people that appreciate the movies, which can be hard since so many people dunk on them for not being like the Raimi movies. I really love the films, and I acknowledge they have flaws, but for me personally many of the good things in the duology outweigh the bad. The movies have a compelling Peter who is similar to the comics, a great love interest with great chemistry who actually feels like a person, and I just love the score, vfx, and cgi, as well. The TASM movies still have the best-swinging scenes from any live-action Spider-Man movie so far. I wish more people would just leave TASM fans alone and let them enjoy the movies without nitpicking the movies all the time or calling their preference wrong. Most people who don't even like the movie just do it either because it's popular to hate on them, they don't understand the movie, or they haven't read the comics (which are the source material, not the Raimi movies. I don't think many people understand this). They still unfairly judge the movies. Sorry for the rant, but I'm glad you like the movie too. Spectacular Spider-Man also rules!

[@jbstudios3000]

@@MildlyPerturbed so on point!!! Sometimes I feel like “Spider-Man fans” only care about rami nostalgia and Miles replacing Peter in 3 fps meme dump animations 😂 That’s why I’m making my own Spider-Man film.

[@MildlyPerturbed]

@@jbstudios3000 ooh that’s so cool! I’ve subscribed to your channel, looking forward to seeing the video!

[@Ryan-gw3yv]

I'm so glad we had this movie. This really established to everyone that they all are spiderman. And it worked. So perfectly.

[@andreaott6569]

His Peter Parker had such a a sad storyline. This was so needed! ❤

[@infamous070]

Andrew Garfield is Born Amazing 🤩😍❤🫂🤗😫😩😩🔥💥💥💚💙💛💔💔❤️❤️

[@laXrockera691]

Dude! I had to fight back tears I was so overwhelmed by this! 😢❤ I couldn't believe Gwen died when I initially saw it

[@TheBrandiElizabeth]

It felt cruel, what happened to him and Gwen

[@rafeeeefar]

Andrew Garfield is the superior actor by a milestone out of all Spider Men.

[@Felale]

He should've been the MCU Spiderman. Tom's Spiderman seems a little too dull- Andrew's came off as a genius.

[@randominternetweirdo5479]

I love it that MJ asked if he's ok when he cried.

[@ytuser_3122]

I love that moment, just wish it lasted a bit longer as it was cut a bit too short

[@Jax.hellbound]

I mean they were in a middle of a battle…they only had so long before they had to get back to business, so the quick route was the way to go

[@RealStanLydia]

I know that Toby's Spiderman is the one we all grew up watching and I know that Tom's Spiderman is different, more diverse and fun but Andrew's Spiderman just hits different and I just can't shake the feeling that I want one more Spiderman movie from him.

[@Movieguy-yx2zq]

Sony pleas #maketasm3

[@mando7323]

Pls don’t 😭

[@scourge8143]

Tobey’s return and Andrew’s redemption garnered the loudest audience reactions.

[@jasonbrownie12]

It's what he deserves. He's truly the Amazing Spider-Man

[@lilachodan4941]

The fact that MJ is terrified and asks him are you okay

[@ruveniyabakivou7616]

Broooooo the whole theater cheered for this moment

[@stunted42]

He's the only Spiderman that needs a sequel. Something of a happy ending.

[@bribhoney]

This scene in the movie gets me everytime. When I first saw it, I screamed," No!" Then," Catch her!". Tears running down my face. Saw it the movie twice.

[@Recklyss]

Andrew is the epitome of Spider-Man. This short clip had me in my feels all over again 🥹

[@willbrashear]

Who could watch Gwen's death in the movie and have a dry eye? Even if you weren't into the whole animal noises thing. Gwen and Peter had some amazing chemistry that you don't see in other films.

[@Arob4343]

This was one of my favorite things and one reason I hold this movie up so high. Just one example of how they did things just right

[@SB-tu8fy]

You are so amazing❤

[@augustbeller]

I like that MJ asks him if he’s okay😂 cause homie needed a moment

[@MrJapatron]

The most beautiful moment in the whole movie.

[@ThomasJenkins-ur7lw]

I cried like a baby when he caught her. Andrew made that movie for me. Tom and Tobey were amazing as well, but Andrews redemption was the chefs kiss for me.

[@urienvivosinlatido]

It means a lot to all of the fans cause that's the couple that we put our interest on

[@jorelvidal9913]

How can you deliver such a wide range of emotions without even saying A single fucking word hats off to that man Goosebumps every time

[@tygrlili]

I bawled like a baby. It was such a beautiful scene..

[@fuzzbeedunsolved]

this part always makes me cry. the only thing that’ll ever hit me so hard

[@banannaboat]

This part broke me in the theater.

[@Valariel]

This was one of my favorite scenes in this movie. Seeing the emotional response from Andrew really touched me.

[@gwinnellheald8592]

I need another spider man movie with andrew. Loved him❤

[@GoddessViQtoria]

When he was holding Zendaya looking into her eyes. I started crying.

[@morgonyoung4935]

What’s truly upsetting is that MJ forgot she gave him that closure at the end of the movie she can’t remember her own Peter well damn

[@Tony_79]

Who ever gave this chance to Andrew thank you. There was a hope that a sequel gonna happen but this gives that small relief.

[@AvilasJalgaonkar]

We want TASM 3 Movie..🙌

[@rowdy_nik]

That nod, tearful

[@drdiabetes7469]

Idc about the plot holes, this movie is 10/10. A rare occasion where freaking companies actually decided "ya know what, if this is it, why don't we go out with a bang and give them all what they want".

[@MsDuality15]

I cried my eyes out at the movie theater for that exact reason! It was so nice to give him a second chance

[@gannontilly2929]

so happy for him

[@ThePrincessziah1]

When she askes if he's ok and he nodds with the emotions on his face total tear starter. I hope Andrew Garfield returns as Spiderman in his own film again.

[@ajstevejh2516]

Painful reaction

[@ragnarlothbrok2917]

Just watching him save her made me tear up. You could feel the emotions emanating from Garfields' character.

[@aspiring.creative.person6092]

Damn that scene really got me 😭 and seeing how much closure it actually gave Andrew Garfield is just 🤌

[@thedoctorreileymtd4022]

That moment in the theater when I was a kid in HS was life changing. I remember the crowd standing cheering. I was crying. When the movie was over I went outside and it was night and raining that perfect soft, tight rainfall. The parking lot lined by street lamps illuminating the rain. I’ll never forget that night

[@realwaifus5514]

So much wordless storytelling in that moment. You know he relived that moment in the tower over and over again thinking of everything he could’ve done differently. Then when he does get the chance to do it again there’s no hesitation, no concern for anything or anyone other than MJ, throwing himself into the ground unafraid of what might happen to him. And then you see it, all the years of doubt and self resentment finally resolved in this moment of growth that is so perfectly Spider-Man.

[@starlightevenstar1827]

Who doesn’t love Andrew, so happy he got a bit of the closure he deserved from TASM 2 ❤

[@treycarter6736]

It’s the best part of the entire movie. I’m a grown ass 35 year old man and all I wanted to do was give him a hug and say “You did good, man, you did good.” It’s always nice when actors make you actually feel for the character.

[@n7engineer182]

This scene made me shed a tear, and thank you for not throwing a joke out right after it.

[@xodiaq]

This was hands down my favorite part, and I’m not gonna lie, I teared up when he got his Win. Absolutely deserved that.

[@thepapschmearmd]

No Way Home just proved to everyone that if Garfield had a better script and team, his movies would have been great. He is an awesome Spider-Man.

[@strangelandian]

This scene is what convinced me that Amazing Spider-Man 3 needs to happen. It's superb.

[@stevenwalker9013]

Andrew was by far the best of the spidermen at showing emotion without saying a word. He gets forgotten about a bit between Tobey and Tom but he was just as good

[@lessejingard7712]

This is hands down the closest thing I’ve come to crying in a movie theatre

[@shara1979]

I'm glad the other two Spidermans got to come back. And it helped explain the actor change.

[@dmf1301]

Andrew nailed this so well. This made his Spider-Man performance the best of the three (in the scenes with all three). He did a really fantastic job in the film.

[@strungmist8448]

When that scene played in theaters, i shouted "you didn't fail this time!"

[@diegoprodriguez]

I love how that scene, you really take it out, nothing really chnages. This was a scene for Andrew and for the fans and only the audience members that know the story of Andrew’s spider-man knows that was a big moment for him

[@lukenaoumovitch4477]

Watching the live reactions to that moment from audiences around the world is truly intense!

[@MizzDaniaWorld]

THIS SMALL MOMENT IS ACTUALLY THE MOST IMPORTANT MOMENT FOR ANDREW PETER.

[@rewthedude]

MJ asking Andrew if he’s okay really brings a tear to my eye

[@trianenopenottrian9108]

He's so pure I adore him

[@Marionette-thepuppet]

That was actually my favourite scene in Spider-Man No Way Home, and that’s a great detail btw..and the look on Andrew’s face when he saved Tom’s MJ…

[@WP_420]

I felt everything Gar felt saving MJ it was impactful