Spider-Man: No Way Home - SPOILER Talk

[@JCW7100]

I liked how Tobey encouraged Andrew when he was downing himself. That scene felt very self aware, considering there were many who didn't like Andrew's Spider-Man movies. I thought that was great.

[@MM-hf6om]

That was never Andrews fault though. Him and gwen had the best chemistry of the 3. They just had the worst writers of the lot

[@JCW7100]

@@MM-hf6om Yeah, Andrew is a great actor.

[@threecirclesstudio]

He said, “you’re amazing” 🤩 as in “Amazing Spider-Man”

[@npcimknot958]

@@threecirclesstudio haha. Aww that must have been surreal for andrew.. he loved spiderman and tobey.. and now both are telling you’re amazing lol

[@user-uv4wn2xx7o]

It was foreshadowing because his movies were “the amazing Spider-Man” and Tobey kept telling him “you’re amazing”

[@Memehuskie]

I just hope that Andrew Garfield knows that everyone was happy he came back as Spider-Man

[@RyansChannel0203]

I’m sure he does.

[@nathanmichael167]

ME too. i thought those movies had great characters just bad writing. The overall plot though i was intrigued by.

[@thedarknate08]

Hes about to do more Spiderman movies for sony so dont worry

[@RyansChannel0203]

@@nathanmichael167 Bad writing? Have you even seen the films before, son?

[@Joela393]

@@nathanmichael167 wasn’t even bad

[@dariustang9670]

When Andrew says “I love you guys” and “I’ve always wanted brothers”. It really made me feel that he was the loneliest Spider-Man out of the three of them. He went through the most trauma and just wants to feel that sort of love and compassion again with someone. Im also glad they didn’t make Tobey look younger, it really gave him that big brother vibe and that he was the “wise old” one.

[@anthonybha4510]

Not de-aging Toby was absolutely the right choice

[@badgasaurus4211]

Tobey’s arc was completed in this film. He became uncle Ben

[@edogawaconan945]

@the_eh boys from now on I would said Tom tbh. All people that know him before or after he became Spiderman forget about him, like literally

[@ianlee4565]

And similar to what @the_eh_boys said about Tobey, not only did that happen, but all of Toms villains prior-in solo movies at least-are people he either knows on some level or trusts, so I would definitely say Tom. Not only does he fight villains he knows, but when he fights villains he doesn’t know everyone forgets.

[@reethelemon]

Andrews Spiderman definitely had trauma and was very lonely, but at the end of the movie Toms Spiderman literally lost all of his friends and loved ones because no one remembers who he is. I honestly think he was the one who had it the worst. Well Andrew was always lonely, but Tom literally lost everything.

[@josephmarkell9742]

The fact that the series came full circle eight movies and almost 20 years later with Peter trying to stab Norman with his glider and having Tobey McGuire’s Peter stop him was just. Perfection.

[@cracklasco]

It just reaks of fan-fiction, I’ve read plenty of other IPs and am like “that’d be so awesome if it was official, and by the fans”. And that’s why this movie is such a great experience.

[@superzrod7723]

I have mixed feelings about Peter Parker making an attempt to kill green goblin. That’s not very Peter Parker:SpiderMan of him. Kinda ruined the character for me. At the end of Far From Home, Peter Parker was perceived by the world as a killer. In the end of No Way Home, Peter attempted to kill green goblin. I think for a superHERO there’d be more hope in this hero. Tom Holland’s Spider-Man created a lot of the problems in the plot. It’s annoying! But I’ll watch it again. I’ll give it a second chance

[@joserivas8439]

@@superzrod7723 Original Trilogy Spiderman wanted revenge and ended up getting the man to kill himself by accident

[@superzrod7723]

@@joserivas8439 yes, by accident as opposed to killed off

[@JonnLouieLim]

I felt every character had arcs that either were neatly resolved or reinforced by this movie. Every resolution was soooo satisfying.

[@Arcademan09]

Willem Dafoe's face getting a bigger smile every time Peter kept punching him on the face was amazing

[@DJ_Papi_Luna]

I got hints of heath ledgers joker when batman was hitting him.

[@MrHankTango]

Not a single one in the cast did a bad job but damn, Willem showed all of them what great acting looks like.

[@stefanshedenhelm2919]

2nd best scene of the whole movie

[@MrAnimeFan4Eva]

Legitimatly terrorfying

[@joekaput747]

@@MrHankTango Willem looked like he was having a fantastic time, which really helps

[@amitnagpal1985]

Andrew Garfield really shined in this movie. The scene where he saved MJ and his face…his acting chops…. It was just fantastic. I hope Marvel gives something huge to Andrew. He deserves it.

[@memesgeek4797]

I cried at that scene 😭

[@red6309]

@@memesgeek4797 I cried like a little bitch as well,the dude went through so much ...

[@sammarchetti9143]

I want amazing Spider-Man 3

[@memesgeek4797]

@@sammarchetti9143 m2. I want it in his universe , events take place a decade later and we have Peter starting to slowly building his life after the events of nwh.

[@Notkaiko]

@@sammarchetti9143 I doubt it will happen but I’ll consider this my amazing Spider-Man 3 and Spider-Man 4

[@extraplain2412]

When Norman says "you know I'm something of a scientist myself" my whole theatre erupted in laughter. Gotta love meme culture.

[@kanthony9154]

I was the only one laughing🤧🤣 Then again there was just a bunch of kids

[@stellac644]

I screamed!! And when they're in the lab working on the parts and all point to each other, I could not stop laughing!!!

[@Boxingcat23]

It was a reference to the meme, but it also felt like a line that Norman would’ve used a lot, like a Dad would ya know?

[@eliaxxz5360]

@@kanthony9154 SAME lmao

[@emilyjaybeauty4269]

I nearly choked on my popcorn 😅

[@LukarWuff]

The scene where Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man saves MJ really got me. That man's a great actor. And I appreciate that they didn't hit you over the head with the scene's meaning-- if you watched TAS2, you knew.

[@spike5499]

@@TotsugekiKun you're spitting fax 🗣️ but idk if his tears were for the loss that Tom would have felt had MJ not have been saved. I didn't really get that from him crying, just that he was crying for himself and his own trauma with Gwen also nice pfp and username 😂

[@urberts.2531]

I never even watched The Amazing Spiderman 2, but I still felt the impact of Andrew Garfield saving MJ, and knew that he had failed to save Gwen in his own universe, and that this was his redemption. So good.

[@Thespeedrap]

He really is the best Spider Man in my opinion he learned to be a hero unlike Holland he never learned from his mistakes and made it worser than what it was.

[@hoodiek6802]

@@Thespeedrap Definitely the best If not above Tobey Same level

[@bjornblackman2337]

@@urberts.2531 he didnt just failed to save Gwen, he accidentally killed her trying. The webbing stuck to her torso as she was falling and the hard thrust snapped her back killing her.

[@c40ra19]

Andrew Garfield and Willem Dafoe for me definitely stood out in this movie, I loved every minute of their scenes

[@RebornVengeancex]

That's actually very sad considering this is with Tom Holland movie but this seems to happen a lot in his spider movies

[@c40ra19]

@@RebornVengeancex He did stood out in Civil War and Infinity War so I guess Marvel made it even 🤣

[@littledudefromacrossthestr5755]

@@RebornVengeancex because his spidey was trash

[@jojosoni]

@@RebornVengeancex the whole end was dedicated to tom and his development as peter and spiderman. They didn't force any jokes and it was perfect. I finally excepted him as spider"man" in this movie. This has so much potential now.

[@parkerboy795]

@@RebornVengeancex He still had a good arc. It's just those other guys stood out a bit more. Likely because we haven't seen them in years.

[@821Drifter128]

Andrew Garfield honestly was the star of the show for me... The scene with him catching MJ.... HIT HARD!!!

[@jimbolic0809]

Gwen... "she was my MJ"

[@michaelhorning6014]

Me too, and I didn't even see his Spider-Man movies!

[@richardgaldos6901]

I never saw his movies but I knew all about it and those scenes. When MJ started falling, my mind went into overtime and I realized what was being set up and I actually gasped out loud I found it so emotional.

[@tastycookiechip]

Thought it was too quick to be honest

[@Theunrealblender]

@@tastycookiechip THANK YOU. I wanted a slow mo web being shot towards her again. I also didn’t like how they turned it into a joke about Andrew being emotional.

[@Nuanceliveshere]

When Andrew Garfield caught MJ I damn near cried with him. You could see how happy he was that he got it right this time.

[@Jeremy-zz8lj]

This was my favorite part

[@Lord_Phoenix95]

God I could've cried throughout the entire movie. So many good moments, funny moments and sad moments.

[@the_gratefulgamer]

The ladies in the audience realllly appreciated that part. Nothing but "awwww" in the theater. Then he made the tears go away in an instant and the camera cuts immediately lol

[@leonarduskrisna4588]

The spider tingling seems not only feels the danger Also the emotion between other spiderman

[@BleydTorvall]

I like to think that it allowed him to finally forgive himself and move on, and then upon returning to his world, he runs into his Mary Jane.

[@nickclark1815]

“The power of the sun…” “…In the palm of your hand.” Otto finally got to see his dream of a clean, renewable energy source, the thing he wanted most made a reality.

[@Synkhan]

All these small callbacks were so masterfully done. I was so happy for him to see that.

[@Cyrus_II]

Masterfully done? It was terrible. The whole line in the original was supposed to be a sign of his pride and greed that made him blind to the harm he was causing. It got turned into a joke call back.

[@Synkhan]

@@Cyrus_II Sure thing bud

[@BooBop1987]

Thanks to The Arc Reactor it give our Dr. Octopus the most Important thing that he have ever wanted is the Power of the Sun in the palm of his hand.

[@xxcampheroxx]

The scene where Andrew started to cry when he saved MJ was just heartbreaking.

[@wolfboy20]

I fucking felt that..like i knew exactly why he did it...

[@extraplain2412]

It was a great scene. Andrew Garfield surprised the hell out of me in this film he honestly stole the show.

[@yearsagoyearsago-zd8qn]

@@extraplain2412 he has always been a great actor. He was phenomenal in the TASM movies but the movies were mediocre

[@Ryuseigan]

Everyone in my theatre laughed for some reason. I was like wtf?

[@Mylament_]

@@Ryuseigan were you in a theater full of sociopaths? 😭

[@VasimNYC]

Everyone is talking about how Andrew saving MJ..but Tobey saving Green Goblin from being impaled by his own glider is just as cool.

[@koji6745]

Bruh I hadnt even realized that,, well happened

[@koji6745]

Youre so right

[@lazzi2462]

During that Tom & Goblin fight scene, I was just thinking like "Man, is Andrew & Tobey just gonna keep watching?" Lol. And then Tobey went to help while Andrew just kept watching, & Tobey ended up getting stabbed. Lol

[@josuepaulin625]

@@lazzi2462 it actually looked like Andrew went to grab the goblins anti serum

[@dimbulb2959]

Damn, didn't even realise that

[@rogersjgregory]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate Jamie Fox, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, Thomas Haden Church, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. They all brought their A-Game. Electro was a bad-ass, and The Green Goblin was scary.

[@Wilkins325]

yeah everyone but lizard lol

[@the_henchman4268]

I enjoyed every villain. Surprisingly one i enjoyed a lot was Sandman for some reason, and Electro was pretty funny. That scene where Doc Ock finally sees Tobeys Spidey and says "Look at you. Youre all grown up. How are you?" And Tobey just replies, "Trying to do better.", i didnt cry, but i felt so happy for both characters.

[@chelsealazer3710]

@@Wilkins325 lizard plot made the least sense

[@theawesomeman9821]

A+ for everyone!

[@TheFreshSoundsFlorida]

Yes, they all did exceptional. I appreciate it.

[@trevorschuster2277]

I like how Andrew Garfield's spiderman refused to show off his wall crawling until Ned's mom asked for his help cleaning cobwebs. Still always willing to be a friendly neighborhood guy.

[@michaelrichards5340]

lol I loved how he came back as the awkward goofy one even around the other Peters

[@hunterkiller1440]

They made what didn't work in The Amazing Spider-Man movies work very well in this movie. I'm so glad Andrew Garfield was in this.

[@Smokey1419]

He was..... Amazing!! Say it

[@mouses_HK]

honestly he nearly stole the show for me lol, I really miss him so much and I'm so happy that he got to play as his favorite superhero once more.

[@DJVARAO]

He deserves a better movie alone

[@calebdarsky5040]

I don’t understand what you mean by this comment, but I completely agree with you that he was great in this movie. 🙌

[@discolullaby5777]

@@DJVARAO nah, he should get a Saturday morning style live action show with him as Spider-Man with every episode teaching you something.

[@dovadoevans2897]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate the phenomenal acting by Willem Dafoe. He stole every scene he was in.

[@austinalexander8457]

Dude was the Green Goblin nearly 20 years later and he didn't miss a beat

[@Zelielz1]

That guy is definitely on another level compared to the rest of the cast.

[@At0mS8]

The scene at the shelter when he talks to Aunt May was so heartbreaking, poor dude. Dafoe is as good as he was in the original movie or even better.

[@ultragarrison]

More like william dafuq?

[@theshahofiran902]

He went from Wilem Dafriend to Wilem Dafoe real quick 🤣🤣

[@AmanStudios]

The inclusion of Tobey and Andrew served the story, not the other way around. That’s what makes this type of fan service different from something like Rise of Skywalker, where that was a movie created solely for nostalgia. No Way Home felt like Tobey and Andrew were passing the torch and Tom’s now moving into act 2 as his own Spider-Man.

[@hecker4401]

This is 100% true

[@CamoKiing]

Hopefully we have lots more spider-man films exploring the multiverse further. Maybe we can see miles morales come to live action

[@TheDalinkwent]

I also love the fact they left a mark on him, judging by his new suit. Little touches like that go a long way.

[@creativeperson5858]

@@CamoKiing it looks like that's not going to happen

[@marcyspann4388]

100% agree with your opinion!!!! especially to how rise of skywalker was such a let down if you compare the way both films used their nostalgia factor

[@AXXB]

Tobey stopping tom really hit me when you realize almost all his villains die in the original spider-man series. This literally means he knows what its like to have to take a life or even take it by accident(the glider wasnt tobeys fault but he couldve saved goblin at the end of the day but chose not to)and didnt want toms spidey to have to feel that. Meaning he had remorse for the lives taken in his universe. And the fact that after all that they still had that loveable comicbook peter feel at the end from andrew to tobey to tom made it just feel like a true spider-man film and the jokes about baby ironman really hit home

[@alexdoan273]

they still killed the Green Goblin tho, they just didn't kill Norman Osborn along with it

[@mawile3037]

@@alexdoan273 No that's really not the same, they cured Osborn In the comics they manage to clear out the majority of it's mind warping effects but in the comics I mean, he's morally compromised This Osborn wasn't morally compromised in the movies, he had the drug used on himself because he wanted to figure it out

[@alexdoan273]

@@mawile3037 The green goblin is a separate personality, it is sentient. I don't know about you but if you make a personality disappear, sounds like killing to me.

[@mawile3037]

@@alexdoan273 So you're saying people with dissociative disorder who go through therapy and reduce the number of " characters " within themselves are killing the Green Goblin personality can not be sentient because it does not have it's own body separate from that of Osborn, we don't even have to go far for an example of would actually be a host-parasite relation and that's the symbiote named Venom and it's host Eddie, Venom is sentient GG is my favorite villain, but I can recognize that the Osborn in the movies is a man with side effects, where as in the comics GG would be how Bruce Wayne associates himself more with Batman and the Bruce Wayne that the public see is the fake

[@cburton99]

@@alexdoan273 Yo dont wanna start thinking like that, u sound crazy bro XD

[@marssamuelzacarias8375]

Probably the best and funniest scene/line: Tom: "i was in the avengers" Toby: "that's great! What is that?!"

[@felicitasjuarez]

Andrew:"Is that a band? Are you in a band?"

[@Smokey1419]

I could watch an entire movie with just them three bantering

[@josephmask3705]

It's a shame Toby and Andrew don't have something like the Avengers in their own universes, aside from the lawsuits they'd probably spawn if they did

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

@@josephmask3705 JJ did mention in Spider-man 2 that the name Dr. Strange is taken. Add to that Wolverine almost made a cameo in the orignal Spider-man movie.

[@j.j.r98]

@@Smokey1419 Tbf the movie should of been more like that lol

[@SonicHaXD]

The Bully Maguire editors are gonna have a field day with this movie XD

[@officerspooder]

hahah

[@riffhousestudios96]

I love how Bully Maguire has a whole Internet culture surrounding him. A lot like Dom from Fast and Furious.

[@WH250398]

Human Spider... Hickmeister.... Those two are absolute legends.

[@hitmanmonaghan6633]

“Now dig on this……” 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎹

[@supersaiyanbro]

“HOW DOES THIS HELP” was bully Maguire coming out lol

[@ethanhansen1479]

Tobey and Andrew’s chemistry was amazing. They were perfect together

[@Dillypickle541]

You are amazing you are amazing

[@ThatGuyWithAComment]

That “you are amazing” from Tobey is the kind of self encouragement we all could use

[@philatio1744]

I liked the movie well enough, but personally, i didn’t find either Garfield’s le Maguire’s acting very good... The interactions felt forced imo and didn’t feel like characters.

[@CarlStevenson21]

@@philatio1744 Bro wdym Andrew Garfield did an amazing job.

[@SouthpawSatch]

I want them both to return when the multiverse event happens. They were fantastic. I fortunately didn't see any leaks into this movie and the reveals were great

[@wynillo13]

I teared up to for sure 3 or 4 scenes. When Tobey said to Tom "I'm sorry for May".. when Tobey finished the Tom's sentence "comes great responsibility".. when Andrew started crying after catching MJ.. This movie deserves everything!

[@asadadon]

When Doc Oct reunited with Toby's Spider-Man.

[@somefuckstolemynick]

Thanks, now I’m crying _again_

[@sadiq3.0]

@mr hansen sure

[@comparisins]

@mr hansen Your movie sucked.

[@ANT96-x8d]

Unpopular opinion:I haven’t seen the film yet because I really feel skeptical about the concept after learning spoilers. Maguire and Garfield shouldn’t have been in it, and neither the villains of the Raimi and Webb films. MCU’s Spider-Man should’ve stayed as stand alone like the other two film series(having both generations in the MCU will confuse younger audiences who never grew up on the Raimi and Webb films). As far as I can predict, this film’s only purpose is to cash in on nostalgic fan service because MCU has become lazy and has run out of strong storytelling. Any comments?

[@CaptCooldude]

The way they did Matt Murdock's cameo was absolutely perfect

[@parkerboy795]

I am just itching to see him and Peter together again.

[@johnmartin9846]

He’s a good lawyer

[@phillyredsox]

@@johnmartin9846 A VERY good lawyer.

[@detroid_ntr26]

Dude, wtf. Why would you spoil that?

[@invalidusername201]

@@detroid_ntr26 sucks for you now go cry and cope

[@TheAwesomeAlan]

Tobey being the "older brother" of the group, Andrew saving MJ and redeeming himself in his eyes, and Tom at first just telling them to go home and that he doesn't care were some of the best parts of the film.

[@froststripe2384]

It was so cute. And my god Tobeys eyes STILL very VERY expressive.

[@TaxemicFanatic]

@@froststripe2384 he's gonna put dirt in your eyes.

[@xale1836]

Toby keep repeating to Andrew: You're Amazing!

[@enju3588]

@@xale1836 Amazing spiderman 😏

[@Hostilehippie13]

This movie was an absolute love letter to everyone that’s been following the eight Spiderman movies over the last 20 years. I cried three different times, my theater was cheering and screaming, it was a better movie experience for me than Endgame was. This WAS Tom Holland’s origin story as standing on his own officially as Spiderman. Letting go of Stark tech, making his own classic suit. The arc of learning responsibility, losing his loved one, then ultimately learning how to be a real hero and letting go of his anger. The previous Spidermen got that in their first movies, we got Tom’s in this one. This was truly the moment where he stands alone and sets aside being a kid and becomes the struggling, simple hero on his own that we know and love. I absolutely loved this movie.

[@therealarien]

Yeah the journey to get to this point felt earned and it wasn't rushed. They didn't just kill off a loved one in the first one for emotional impact.

[@cabellero1120]

yeah it was an Incredible experience..watching This movie! I teared up as well! I'd been a Huge fan of Spider Man since childhood and This movie brought it all back to me!!

[@ThuggieMrC]

For me this was far beyond Endgame indeed!!

[@davidv1341]

It's kinda weird how it's his origin but he fought the most enemies

[@UnifiedEntity]

Yes he finally fucking made his own damn suit. FINALLY.

[@arjunjagadeesh]

Best line of the movie - JJJ : He's at the Statue of Liberty.. Oh my God he's gonna destroy another national monument!!

[@TyLawClips]

😂😂😂😂😂😂nah for real

[@michaelmirtnh4981]

And he ended up destroying it

[@Redmist-se7ld]

JK Simmons is the best J Jonah Jameson ever

[@TheNotoriousNemo]

Jeez I hated this Spiderman, he was just so dumb. Huge heart and then there is just dumb. I loved that line I was thinking the same

[@ANT96-x8d]

Unpopular opinion:I haven’t seen the film yet because I really feel skeptical about the concept after learning spoilers. Maguire and Garfield shouldn’t have been in it, and neither the villains of the Raimi and Webb films. MCU’s Spider-Man should’ve stayed as stand alone like the other two film series(having both generations in the MCU will confuse younger audiences who never grew up on the Raimi and Webb films). As far as I can predict, this film’s only purpose is to cash in on nostalgic fan service because MCU has become lazy and has run out of strong storytelling. Any comments?

[@Pantheragem]

I kind of feel that Andrew got to shine in this movie because he had something to prove, that he is a great Spiderman despite the movies he was in. It's very meta that Tobey's Peter Parker was happy to be supportive and let him shine. Tobey's Spiderman has nothing to prove to anyone.

[@kicknowledgesmith8608]

Amazing Spider-Man was awesome. The 2nd movie had potential, it was just overstuffed. Just like Spider-Man 3

[@CursedPR]

AMAZINGLY PUT. No one could say it better.

[@howtoeataham]

Agreed. I’m glad they redeemed Andrew because he is such a great actor. Tobey is already a legend, so no need to hype him up more than the others.

[@Pantheragem]

@@CursedPR Thanks. I've seen some people complain that Tobey's Peter didn't do enough. I just feel that it was intentional to bring Andrew to the forefront. It was more moving than I thought it'd be, that's for sure. Tobey was basically being supportive as Spiderman, and as Tobey Maguire.

[@mrj6073]

@@Pantheragem if people actually say that, its proof they'll never be satisfied. They literally made Tobey talk about his responsibility speech, display his organic webbing and he was the ONE that stopped tom's peter from murdering the goblin. The movie crossed all of that OFF the bucket list in such a hugely packed film. What more do people want out of the filmmakers? Jesus.

[@AlasdairGR]

Tobey and Andrew being in the movie easily could’ve been just fan service that falls flat. But that scene where they meet and talk to Tom about Aunt May really had me wiping away tears. It really had the same heart wrenching emotion of all the Spider-people comforting Miles in Spiderverse. And their interactions at the school and at the Statue of Liberty were all just great and hilarious. They felt like real fleshed out characters in this film.

[@atp8108]

Yes! I was getting flashbacks to the spider people comforting Miles after his uncle died. It’s so fitting that in this version Tony and Andrew are there to guide Peter through his “origin story”.

[@MisterK-YT]

Gay. (Lol I’m 1000% kidding. I felt the exact same way about that scene.)

[@rhetiq9989]

Yea their sharing about their losses was exactly what I needed to see from a SpiderVerse movie. The cost of being a hero is something that a Spider-Man story has always strived to nail and I thought this movie landed that pretty well especially one that involves three different Spideys that have lost different people that matter to their own lifes

[@thelytz9806]

But the best part was that they were actually important and integral to Peter's development and growth as a character, if they hadn't been there then there wouldn't have been anyone to stop Peter from killing Norman

[@MrZachtheKingsfan]

That was a fear of mine, was that they were just going to copy what Spider-Verse did and feel a bit forced, but it actually felt really genuine.

[@mustangsilver16]

I was mostly impressed how none of the actors phoned it in. You can tell that they all took it seriously. You got to see them act as if this was their movie too. The scene that proves it the most is when Andrew Garfield's Spider Man caught MJ from falling and you see the pain in his eyes from remembering Gwen Stacy, but also the look of relief that he caught her. That was a degree of acting I wasn't expecting from this movie.

[@theinsurance2450]

Andrew the best actor out of all of them

[@CawmeKrazee]

Actually I believe the Curt Connors (not lizard) and Sandman actor's were phoned in. I think the voice for Sandman was phoned in and the scenes that show human Flint forms were taken from Spider-Man 3.

[@Lance37a]

@@CawmeKrazee well they had the least to do, it's tough to go all in when you don't have much to do.

[@Patrick-pc3vq]

@@CawmeKrazee Yeah agreed on that, i'm kind of bummed about Lizard being a Korg level joke character as he's my favourite Spider-man villain and i wanted to see him redeemed from the TASM characterisation but instead they made him a goofy character for others to banter around. At least everyone but Sandman and him were really good so respect to the actors portraying them, especially William Defoe, he was brilliant as Norman this time.

[@calvomedia8427]

That was so real. Great scene Andrew Garfield is/ was fav spiderman.

[@Kowalski089]

Nostalgia-bait isn't in and of itself bad, it's just gotta be done right. This movie is the example of how to do it right :)

[@e22ddie46]

Yep. It has to also do a good movie on top of it.

[@cameronturk4388]

@@e22ddie46 And they succeeded in that too. I think so anyway. I was kind of shocked at how much I enjoyed this movie. I even loved Willem Dafoe more in this one than in Spider-Man 1 and he definitely stole the show for me.

[@bangoskank493]

Everyone in the world indulges in nostalgia. Everyone’s a fan of it, whether they want to admit it or not. But just like anything else, it needs to be done well. Nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake, without even bothering to incorporate it into the story, is just dumb and lazy.

[@thepeddle]

The complaints and the term itself "fan service" drives me insane. Super Hero Movies are FAN SERVICE that's the fawking point of them. We are fans of Super heroes and comics so "Fan Service" is exactly the gawd damn reason to make the movies. This movie was incredibly well done. When I saw Spiderman in 2002 I was blown away and to see Tobey back was everything I wanted because I'm a damn FAN who wants FAN SERVICE. Let's abolish this moronic phrase for good.

[@khalduras784]

It stumbles here and there like that "scientist" line callback which in my opinion was egregiously bad and blatant.

[@BobaVett]

Andrew’s redemption while catching MJ, and Tobey’s redemption stopping Tom from executing Norman with the glider was just incredible. Both of the previous Spidermen were redeemed and their arcs seemed to officially close. What a fantastic film.

[@SammyLaffy]

Andrew saving mj is my favorite scene.. agree with u 100% this movie is such a beauty of art.. story, connections to the previous films and character development.. redemptions, execution.. just everything

[@django_freeman27]

Andrew crying when he caught mj did it for me, you could really feel the emotion🥲🙏

[@kyleevans1314]

@@bryanr93 he killed his aunt

[@spenddollarzent]

@@bryanr93 how is it forced her killed his aunt , and he confronted him , both previous Spider-Man’s confronted their uncles killer. And Tobey didn’t need to be redeemed fam

[@fredovaldes4786]

I was really hoping Jeremy would talk about it

[@IVilnn]

I absolutely loved Andrew’s redemption his catch was A1

[@Asignuva]

My dude, im pretty damn stoic and even i got teary eyed on that scene.

[@hethen5846]

Bro spoilers

[@prod.mysttt]

@@hethen5846 it’s a spoiler talk..

[@kingsleyabrokwah3930]

Seriously, so glad he got that moment

[@Fitzgeralduh]

Absolutely loved that part

[@GarethDoesStuff]

This wasn’t a nostalgia movie, this was a Spider-Man movie.

[@JGSfilmss]

Spider-Men*

[@TheNerdySportsGuy]

I was very concerned it was gonna be nostalgia fest, but ended up loved how they placed the references without being too much.

[@Chetanp1445]

Incredibly well said, people wanted peter to grow into spiderman and face consequences and thats exactly what they get, and now they just don’t acknowledge it at all because they like to dislike certain movies, IMO

[@Cyber_kumo]

To me, it's a celebration of 20 years of Live Action Spider-Man movies.

[@personguy7880]

Nahh

[@AGermanGirlsAdventures]

Did anyone catch the part where Garfield said „Nice catch“ and Holland answered „nice throw“ referencing how Garfield passed the franchise onto Holland and how great of a job he is doing as Spiderman? I thought that was just one of many beautiful moments of mutual respect and just a wholesome part. And for the rest, I can only agree! Loved this movie. I still kinda can’t believe we got to see the three spidies come together and each bring their own chemistry! I am so grateful I made it without getting a whole lot (besides the obvious Internet leak) spoiled. I almost lost it when Matt Murdock was on screen! Did not see that one coming and couldn’t be happier!

[@AdishaMusic]

aw that's a beautiful mutual gesture.. and I was also so excited about MM! So glad that one didn't get leaked

[@ChineduOpara]

Me too, I am so happy with this film. I am glad I read/saw ZERO SPOILERS. In fact, I was in Costa Rica for Christmas, haha

[@SmokingBirds]

This seems very far fetched… but why not?

[@ZeganVE]

Stretch

[@ChineduOpara]

@@SmokingBirds Right? If I'm willing to suspend disbelief regarding *sorcerers* , *electricity-powered* villains, and *spiders-men* from *alternate timelines* ... I sure as h3ck am willing to do same for this fun/sweet speculation about what certain movie lines mean in the real-world context!

[@frankvizen5480]

I love that Andrews Spidey was still in pain over Gwen and Toby's Spidey was still heartbroken about Harry Osborn. Those two things added so much integrity to them using the characters in the movie

[@firacosplay]

I loved the moment they were just talking about their life, and who they fought. Like if I met two other versions of myself I would love to hear what they’ve been through.

[@ryuk5673]

And Andrew Garfields spider-man saving MJ really brought it home.

[@andrewputnam2717]

@@ryuk5673 about had a panic attack watching that scene I've only seen the asm2 once and remembered that shot. I totally thought she was going to die for a minute

[@ryuk5673]

@@andrewputnam2717 yeah I didn’t realize Spiderman movies could be so poetic haha

[@andrewputnam2717]

@@ryuk5673 yeah no, this movie was crazy I've never been such a emotional wreck at a movie before

[@dinsism]

i like the scene where Tobey stops Tom from killing Norman not only having an opportunity to save him, but also prevents Tom become the killer as the media portrayed him.

[@RacingSnails64]

Not to mention to help him not make the same mistake he did in the first Raimi movie. "I wanted to kill the man who killed my uncle. ...I got what I wanted."

[@Danosauruscrecks]

That's what the og does

[@ybyby3rdday]

And how there were no words. Just the look in his eye that said "Don't do it. "

[@QariMurKalot]

@@ybyby3rdday yeah, but they played with my heart when goblin stabbed him

[@victorbrown670]

Spider-Man doesn’t kill too

[@rahulb7368]

The scene after Aunt May's death where Tom's Peter is just injured and alone, and he has to watch JJJ talk about how it was his fault was the most heartbreaking and most Spider-Man scene I have ever seen.

[@namansheth3609]

Fr! I’m surprised no one is talking about Tom Hollands acting in that scene! His facial expressions as he’s watching the screen we’re spot on!

[@d00ks]

*Seen

[@supersaiyanbro]

The ending was hard to watch too

[@isaacman112]

At that point, I was like "FUCK YOU, JAMESON!"

[@jhoops-i9m]

This is a scene I’m not hearing a lot about, I caught myself with my mouth open Just I’m awe of the entire thing, couldn’t believe how good that part of the movie was

[@JohnDoe-ug3su]

I love how everyone has their own continuation of their own stories. Especially when Tobey and Andrew watched Tom and Zendaya and started talking about their own love stories. The happy face Doc Ock showed when he met with older Tobey Tobey talking about Ned about his best friend, Harry and Andrew's face when he heard that.... even Sandman helping Tom when he thought Tom was Tobey in the beginning (continuation of the fight in Spiderman 3)

[@addee9094]

The 1 scene that had me sobbing was Garfield’s reaction after saving MJ…pure gut punch🥺

[@jonathananthony1901]

Same... that broke me in the theater. I have never audibly sobbed in a movie theater until then.

[@addee9094]

@@jonathananthony1901…yah, hit me full on bcoz the chemistry between Garfield & Stone was perfect & this was closure🥺

[@drewskull5181]

Tears streamed down my face and I said "that was so fucking cool..."

[@addee9094]

@@drewskull5181…very cool indeed👊🏼

[@FormalFilmsProductions]

I cried too

[@chrisstfort7]

Andrew Garfield stood out!! You can tell he genuinely enjoys playing Spider-Man

[@lazzi2462]

He probably expected to be Spider-Man longer than he was, so he was probably glad to be back. I always wished he got to at least finish his trilogy, so I'm glad he got another chance at being Spidey, this feels like closure for him & all the fans.

[@Alhawaii1]

He had more energy and chemistry than the other two

[@Gintoki_Madao]

@@Alhawaii1 I felt the same way

[@StoryTimeZE]

@@lazzi2462 totally agree. I always felt that Andrew Garfield never really got the love he deserved. It was so cool seeing them back and having his arch redeemed by saving MJ

[@davidberger8420]

@@Alhawaii1 They were all great. Don't understand so many people trying to tear others down to lift another up.

[@SplashAttackTCG]

*The scene in the entire movie for me was when Andrew was able to save MJ in time. You can tell that meant the world to him and he found closure from that. What a scene! He did a phenomenal job.*

[@jaydenmcallister9203]

100% agree, so much emotion in the acting. Not much words said but the power of the actors was amazing

[@Zeero_Kool]

Teared up on that scene

[@neverserious9835]

Best scene hands down

[@laurofthering]

Sameee

[@DustinMaster33]

That is the scene that has stuck with me.

[@dinocollins720]

I love that the show paid such respect to every Spiderman movie and beyond that even to us fans.

[@graz343]

When dafoe said he was somewhat of a scientist himself; I couldn’t help but smile.

[@joshuahunt3942]

My theater I was in started clapping

[@Cz82]

my theater actually cheered at that line

[@daustin8888]

I'm just pissed they missed out on the Spiderman pointing meme

[@Yaqins]

@@daustin8888 THIS. I was kinda waiting for this moment

[@ahmadegl2]

@@daustin8888 I think they did it when ned calls for peter and they all point at each other

[@icyowens7853]

Andrew’s Spider-Man stole the show in my opinion. Him saving MJ was THE moment of the film for me.

[@hosepher1840]

I teared up. Like everyone really got some great closure in this film. I loved watching Otto and Peter talk about how old he looks. Cause we are all thinking the same thing.

[@mnorth1351]

True. I never saw Amazing spiderman 2 until last week, since everyone had said it was bad. But yeah, that was a direct parallel, and a kind of redemption moment for him (perhaps both the character and the actor).

[@hosepher1840]

@@mnorth1351 I felt a lot of the movie was a redemption for Garfield. Even him feeling bad about himself felt like him saying he feels bad for being the least favorite spiderman.

[@DACouture413]

I knew that scene was going to happen the minute I saw the trailer, the redemption scene.

[@The_Breaded92]

I screamed "fucking redemption baby!" in the theater when that happened! 🥰 this was without doubt the best spidey movie they'll ever make in my opinion. Like how tf can they top this? Maybe the next 2 spider-verse movies but idk. They got BIG shoes to fill after this movie

[@4getfulness16]

One scene I loved was when they were on the rooftop after Aunt May died. When Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker was about to say “We know what you’re going through” but was interrupted when Tom Holland said “Don’t tell me you know what I’m going through” he just said “Ok…” The older Peter Parkers both knew it was important to give him that time to process his emotions instead of just saying “Oh but we do know what you went through” That whole rooftop scene was such a genuine one and they knew they just needed to be there to listen and support when needed

[@clancydowrca]

I noticed that too.

[@andreamteo]

loved that moment, but it was kinda spoiled when they started talking about Uncle Ben and Gwen. i feel like it should've been left unsaid, because like you said, Andrew and Tobey could've let Tom process it himself, let him write his own story without him having to know that the parental-figure-loss thing happens in every universe.

[@canvas11xD]

I like how in that scene Tom Holland doesn’t care at all that their variants of him because of his intense rage he has on himself.

[@eby61mss]

Exactly, I was surprised by that “ok”, and had huge respect to andrew for that “ok”

[@afroninja1301]

@@andreamteo I think it made sense for them to speak on their on iterations of their losses. When Tom tells them aunt may told him the great power line, and Tobey finishes it, you see how it takes Tom aback. It was a form of empathy they showed to him. Maybe we didn’t lose aunt may, but we’ve all gone through what you’re goin through. They see from his perspective what he’s feeling.

[@markturneymusic8294]

Strongest quality of the movie: all three Spideys were legit on their own terms; side by side, their differences enhanced the qualities of each.

[@micaiahclark]

The scene where Peter picks up the glider to kill Norman with burning anger and tears in his eyes, and Toby’s Spider-Man saving him from becoming a murderer hit me so hard emotionally. Even the fact that they added Toby, the first Spider-Man, calmly but understandingly looking into Tom’s face full of pain and anger to tell him that he knows that it won’t heal him, just…man. I would say this one had several elements of pure cinema mixed into it, and it blew me away completely.

[@TheRohnjackson]

Exactly. The best part was "no words". Tobey was advising Tom just by eyes.

[@ParisAlxandr]

Not only that but Tobey saved GG from being impaled by his own glider, something he didn't do in his first movie. It was like he completed a character arc of his own, along with Andrew saving MJ.

[@jack2en753]

@@ParisAlxandr every character in tobey's story was complete, and that little moment was cherry on top, it corrected the one thing tobey did wrong n yea that was gold

[@investmentguru9920]

Who's Peter?

[@ParisAlxandr]

@@jack2en753 You just argued against my point then proved my point in the same post.

[@liamryan7239]

Andrew Garfield was the best spider-man in this movie imo. He nailed the comedy, the drama, and the general feeling of spider-man so well.

[@samsonspin3256]

Honestly. He was my favorite part of the film. He outdid himself.

[@mrditkovich7213]

Love the way he said Peter 3!

[@lilwaffles714]

@@mrditkovich7213 spider Man 3 🤷

[@kingsleyabrokwah3930]

The reveal of the other Spider-Men was such a great theater moment! Whole theater erupting in cheer.

[@RebornVengeancex]

It was actually done very poorly for one how the hell did they go to Tom Hollands universe? How did useless side character develop magic?

[@Junksaint]

@@RebornVengeancex the ring dude, obviously. Relax, have fun, someone's going to think you're a crazy republican lol

[@blackguyofthesouth2161]

@@RebornVengeancex Your grammar's done very poorly.

[@detroid_ntr26]

@@Junksaint bad bait

[@detroid_ntr26]

@@RebornVengeancex Tbh I will say that Ned's magic reveal seemed rushed and out of nowhere...but everything else was gold.

[@riotd.r.8363]

I, actually, successfully avoided all the super spoilers. Also, I do buy Ned being able to open a portal because Strange's issue was trying to "beat a river into submission." Ned is more of a go with the flow kind of character so... yeah.

[@Mlynoph]

Oh my god, i completely forgot about that, but i remember now! That actually makes a lot sense. That's amazing, they really did think of everything. Strange was really frustrated and hard headed due to his ego and doubts so he wasn't able to focus, but Ned is just pretty aware and happy with himself so it came more natural. I'm sure some other sorcerer trainees don't have much of a problem creating them as well. Good catch.

[@Mockle07]

I could be wrong here, but wasn’t Ned only able to make portals because he put on the ring from Dr Strange? I get what you’re saying about their differing characters and that makes sense but Jeremy seemed to frame it as though he could “suddenly do things they’ve never done before”… well yeah, he didn’t have a magic sourcerer’s ring before?! 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@nancykerrigan]

@@Mockle07 Not read the comics but according to the film, you're right Ned was able to do it because he wore the ring. It's just funny how much Strange had to learn to do those things and Ned was able to do something he could do because he wore the ring.

[@camraging641]

@@nancykerrigan it’s cause stranges hands were fucked up and he didn’t believe in himself. If he didn’t think he could get it open then obviously he’s not gonna open it lol

[@deaconstjohn4842]

Ned is the weakest part of the whole thing unfortunately, and I totally don’t buy into his ability to cast portals to be honest…it feels extremely underserved. What’s next? Assistant to Sorcerer Supreme? Gtfo lol

[@alexandershaw2341]

When Andrew Garfield took off his mask the entire theater started screaming and cheering, we were so happy. It just felt good to see this movie give closure to characters who's last movies didn't seem to do them justice.

[@rileypothier3006]

My theater started screaming when he walked up to the portal and you could see his suit. It was awesome

[@pdyoung86]

Same!! And when he jumped to save MJ my entire theater screamed and cheered. It was so amazing

[@connorgolden4]

Ours did the same!

[@kyperactive]

Mine screamed when Tobey came in. Needless to say, that was quite a moment for sure.

[@Wolfshifter]

I’m really hoping we see them again so Andrew gets to “fight an alien” like he said he wants to. I hope we get Secret Wars with all 3 and live-action Nic Cage Spider-Man Noir and Spider-Ham.

[@Spikespiegel778]

Andrew Garfield killed it! The face he made and the way he said “Peter #3” had my falling out of my seat laughing

[@sergio.h1985]

And his tears when he saved MJ were just so strong, he didn't even mention what he was feeling when he lost Gwen, and yet we all felt it. That was a VERY good scene and Andrew was amazing in it.

[@josephgough6225]

Aha same! Been quoting "Peter 3!" since watching it

[@JP_Vang]

I was going to comment this, but you beat me to it. Such a funny scene.

[@FC3692230]

I just saw it. He was the best one probably acting wise. Well, after all,he is a frontrunner for another acting nomination in the upcoming Oscars for his new Netflix movie.

[@scribalma_h]

Andrew shows us once more that he's a really good actor and, imo, the most charming version of Spiderman yet. I'm curious of what he mentioned, that he got carried away by rage after Gwen's death, you can see that he's still mourning her and that could be a perfect oportunity for putting him on the black suit.

[@BraxtonWages]

Absolutely, Andrew Garfield was fantastic! He actually stood out the most of the three Spider-Men.

[@hilmanic28]

He has always been the best Spidey to me. Loved TASM2 the most, still don't understand why people hated it. It had the best action, acting, AND EMOTIONAL PAY-OFF.

[@usaid1234]

@@hilmanic28 the writing was awful thats why

[@DunceCapSyndrome]

@@hilmanic28 The writing was pretty bad. Andrew was really good though.

[@kenkoots5768]

Nah

[@indragierdharie9903]

Tobey is still my favorite but Goblin and Andrew really stole the movie for me

[@alexisbyrd5571]

I was a kid when Tobey was Spider-Man. To see him again literally made me tear up. It was like my childhood came back. He was my Spider-Man. Lol

[@idiotsplayinggames971]

When MJ says it doesn't hurt anymore and peter just looks at her realising she's safer without him just hurt me. It hurt me alot

[@haydenelliott3654]

Him putting the note back in his pocket. Man.

[@miltonalvarez5696]

Thst was at the end right at the coffee shop?

[@haydenelliott3654]

@@miltonalvarez5696 yeah

[@AeneasGemini]

Except she probably won't be, I don't doubt she'll be in danger again some day down the line and he'll have to rescue her, it's basically their fate

[@adaptablemr.nerdygamer5788]

I wonder how that spell works. Yeah everyone forgets Peter is Spider man but do they also forget all the experience they had? What did Ned and MJ think when all of a sudden they were at a destroyed Statue of Liberty?

[@JCW7100]

When Andrew caught MJ, he really sold that moment with his acting. Tobey is probably my favorite Spider-Man, but Andrew was consistently excellent in this film

[@goose1752]

In my opinion Tobey’s is the best version of Spider-Man not just him but everything about the movies, amazing are the worst movies but Andrew is the best actor that has portrayed Spider-Man

[@islandboy4445]

This moment got the biggest cheer in my audience. I choked up for multiple scenes, but I think this was my favorite. ❤️ And the funny thing is, Tobey is and was always my favorite.

[@MaybeAnnatar]

I actually teared up at Andrew's face when he saved MJ. A really cool moment.

[@iamrealm]

It was cool, and also heartbreaking. I choked up and felt every emotion in that scene. 🥲

[@pacothetaco556]

That was my fav scene in the movie. Hit me right in the feels.

[@ryuk5673]

Gonna cry?

[@blitzfyre669]

One correction. Doc takes the Arc reactor with him. They really imply that the arc reactor is Otto's key to surviving "The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand."

[@BooBop1987]

You got that right my Friend!😊

[@chasemanhart]

An incredibly “aware” movie that did nostalgia justice. 10/10.

[@ryuk5673]

And not only that, but they “fixed” the other universes’. Tobey McGuire’s spiderman was able to help save Norman from being (yet again) impaled by his own glider. And Andrew Garfields spiderman was able to save MJ after failing to save Gwen in his movie. That was a really nice touch

[@Dinobottenbley]

@@ryuk5673 I think they still get sent back to the moment they died. The peters were from the present time not the time that the villains died so I’m not sure that any of the villains would survive.

[@Dinobottenbley]

@@ryuk5673 like strange said. He can’t manipulate time anymore since he doesn’t have the time stone. They were all getting sent back to the moment they were taken from. I had hoped the movie would’ve elaborated on this a little more or show us something but it didn’t and there isn’t anything to imply that they were being sent back elsewhere.

[@flamebreaker7318]

@@ryuk5673 yeah but what would stop goblin from getting hit from his glider his Norman personality ik Norman ain’t dodging that shit

[@gisela9598]

The scene between Otto and Tobey was so heartfelt and incredible

[@neilpaliwal9102]

Really was. The way he says “you’re a grown man.” Wholesome!

[@emilyjaybeauty4269]

It warmed my heart ❤️ I smiled so hard at that scene

[@ryuk5673]

Yeah I wish he said his old line “Peter Parker, brilliant but lazy” but instead opts for “how are you”. That was very polite of Doc

[@fuh039]

Andrew's Peter redeemed himself by saving MJ from her doom. Just as he couldn't save Gwen in his movie and it ate him up entirely inside. He let himself go and lost sight of what Spider-Man was supposed to symbolize. Tobey's Peter redeemed himself when he stopped Tom's Peter from killing Norman with the glider. He couldn't let him go through with it. He couldn't let the father of his best friend be killed again. Not only would it not make things better for either one of them, but it would've also lead to his best friend hating him and trying to kill him. Something that Tobey's Peter came to regret so much. This movie wasn't just about curing the villain's and have them redeemed. It was also about redeeming the other Spider-Men, and compensating all their faults and failures from their own respective movies.

[@RacingSnails64]

Great points!! Or should I say, amazing points ;)

[@DEADPOTENTIAL]

Thanks for this explanation. Seen the movie and didn’t catch that..

[@TShorty929]

It was like the movie took us back to the 2000s and gave the fans all the cathartic release needed. One of the best marvel films I've seen, if not THE best.

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

But imagine going back and Harry is still dead...

[@luchomscyfy]

Actually, Tom's Spiderman trying to kill Green Goblin with the glider it seems so similar to Topher Grace's Venom (i know, it's Topher Grace) killing Harry with his own glider, after attempting to kill Peter in Spiderman 3.

[@digitalhoard1975]

I loved that we got a Miles Morales reference, if somewhat indirectly lol. Dafoe KILLS as the Goblin-he's just so good. All the villains were portrayed well and I like that Doc Ock helps in the final battle. Did NOT see May dying but it does leave the door open for some possible Mephisto shenanigans later. It would be absolutely crazy if Sony and Marvel had the balls to do Spider-man 4 in the Raimi-verse and Amazing Spider-man 3. Although I guess this movie kind of serves as a redemption for how terrible part 3 was and the fact that Garfield never got his own third film. My unanswered questions are: Is Mysterio really dead? Will Miles Morales ever pop up in the MCU? What the hell are they doing with Venom? He gets popped over to the MCU, drops off some goo, and then gets popped back? For what purpose? Anyways....great movie! Crazy times!

[@midnightnavigator]

I really hope we see a Miles one of these days. I was hoping he'd show up at one point for another twist.

[@sweetlyte]

For your last question, I'm guessing it's to set up Tom's universe version of Venom. In other words if his movies continue Venom is the next antagonist.

[@sushma3542]

Didn’t venom come here because of the spell, when dr strange sent everyone back, he went back too

[@uncledonnie9223]

Mac Gargan is still alive. They could be setting him up to be the MCUs venom. He becomes the 2nd venom in the comics

[@robbyroos1409]

The purpose was dropping off the goo? Pretty obvious right there. Besides, spiderman 3 they rushed venom in the story, now we just get a tease. Its great.

[@Buffon2796]

I love how both Tobey and Garfield had an arc where they amend the biggest regret that haunted them by preventing it from happening to Holland. Like how Garfield saved MJ mirroring what he couldn't do for gwen Stacey, and Tobey stopped Holland from killing aunt May's killer in a grief-fuelled rage, something Tobey regrets doing after uncle Ben died

[@mikelnelson1038]

Agreed, and just to add to it, Tobey stopped the glider from impaling Osborn, unlike last time. Love t so much.

[@amateurwave3593]

@@mikelnelson1038 that's it. The glider

[@amateurwave3593]

@@mikelnelson1038 tobey letting the glider kill Norman led the way to his friend Harry becoming the next goblin.

[@abrarfahim1429]

Yeah but tobey didn't kill the mugger, he slipped and fell

[@Buffon2796]

@@abrarfahim1429 I mean yeah but he still felt responsible for his death which kinda haunted him throughout his films

[@rainy_guy]

Andrew and Tom being completely amazed by Tobey’s organic webbing was hilarious. I had the biggest smile on my face the entire time whenever all three of them interacted, especially when Tobey and Andrew were trying to inspire Tom.

[@Gabriellaella23]

That scene was so funny because I had just wondered if they were going to bring that up. Especially when Tobey and Andrew's spidermans shot at the same thing in Ned's house.

[@ki22112345]

and that’s totally what would’ve happened too

[@Thai101full]

I would've loved if Ned would've asked if he lays eggs, because that's totally valid question for someone who has organic webs, also, let's hope that they'll make a spiderman 4 with Sam Raimi.

[@Ieatcakewithaspoon]

I'm glad they did that instead of retconning it to be 'the usual way'.

[@Ieatcakewithaspoon]

@@Thai101full Hmm. They're planning more films, Jon Watts will be busy with Fantastic Four, so if Sam Raimi and Marvel get on well during the production of DS2, then that's reasonably likely, I think.

[@MatthewVlossak]

Andrew’s Spider-Man saving MJ is hands down the best scene in the movie and one of THE best scenes in any Spider-Man film. Insanely happy he got the redemption arc!

[@WithinDeathLies]

Agreed!

[@ethanspraggins6542]

Everything with him made me smile, like Jeremy I am a fan of his Spiderman. And I was glad he got to shine

[@PTGKChrisHD]

That’s cool if you feel that. The best scene though is Ned Leed’s Mother PILIPINAS REPRESENTA 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 The Language she’s speaking is called Tagalog, the National Language of the Philippines

[@adi_zero5882]

agreed 🥲

[@Chatter_Blocks]

disagree the final showdown between goblin and peter where peter goes insane and tries to kill him is the best scene.

[@jessossenkopp]

This movie was just literally everything I enjoy about modern day superhero films. I think I put this up there with Infinity War/Endgame in terms of personal enjoyment. Someone here already said this was the Endgame of the Spidey franchise- that feels accurate.

[@UltimateQball]

I agree, and wait until you see Evil Supreme in the multiverse of madness. Things are just getting started in terms of higher threats and higher consequences. I think we're going to start getting at least one Avenger's Infinity War/Endgame quality movies every 2 years, now we have multiverse and many dimensions opened up, instead of just waiting until the end of 3 phases.

[@kpag3030]

I think Marisa Tomei really did a great job in her last scene of looking absolutely terrified yet putting on the brave act for Peter. She was great. A lot of great performances in this.

[@winglessrayven4294]

Are we not going to talk about William Dafoe's line "I'm something of a scientist myself." that huge throwback to not only the meme but the first movie.

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I think I was the only one in the theater laughing as hard as I did at that xD

[@inshan3st3r]

It was totally a wink at the audience because of that line's meme value.

[@JoseGonzalez-go7kr]

@@Road_to_Dawn same bro same I just got out of the movie just now 😂

[@ryuk5673]

In theaters a lot of people myself included laughed when he said that. Not only was green goblin revived but the memes too 😂

[@FueledByKass]

Pretty sure I was the only one who laughed at this lmaoo

[@philiphunn194]

Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man really shone here - the emotion he showed after saving MJ was incredible. Saving someone else's Gwen finally gave him closure. I also loved how intrigued he was by Tobey-Spidey's organic webs. Such a shame he didn't get a third movie of his own, because he showed here why he deserved one. Actually, Andrew and Tobey should get acting awards for their repeated denials about being in the film. Even if nobody believed them, they kept that pretence up as if their lives depended on it (as did Charlie Cox, for that matter, so major props to him as well).

[@lizzy-np2dr]

I managed to avoid crying until that moment. Seeing the relief and happiness on his face as he got to save her... it fricken broke me.

[@tticusFinch]

100%. Before NWH, Andrew was the weakest Spiderman for me. Now? After that scene? Amazing. (pun not intended) He's basically tied with Tom for me.

[@drumsandroses22]

Sony didn’t give Andrew his time to shine as an actor. They deleted scenes from the Amazing Spider-Man movies that really showed his acting chops. This movie was his redemption, as well as for his Peter Parker character too.

[@Mike-eo1bw]

Tobey wasn't really asked about being in this movie in public interviews, but Andrew absolutely deserves credit for sticking to the denials.

[@ComicCrossing]

Maybe he will. I noticed that they gave Andrews Peter a lot more character development and growth in this that he didnt get in a third film that could benefit if they decide to use him again. We dont get much in the way of world building for Tobeys Spider-Man, but Andrews we hear a bit about his life post Gwens death, and he even gets some closure there. It would make A LOT of sense if they fold the Venom and Morbius universe films into the Amazing Spider-Man universe and he can appear in their movies. Even if he never gets a straight up SOLO film again, it would give Sony a Spider-Man they can use in a Venom or Morbius movie without Marvel freaking out about every little thing.

[@solidust573]

I don't think there was a dry eye in the theater when Andrew caught MJ. Tobey's theme song also got me choked up a bit too. I didn't expect to get hit so hard in the feels by this movie but they left no stone unturned & provided closure where it was needed.

[@MMAli-rq8kd]

Best redemption moment in movie history! 🥺😭

[@Liam-mv9zi]

Except when the biggest cliffhanger ever came bc we have no closure for Peter’s relationships since nobody even knows who he is anymore 😭 I really don’t want to have to wait so long to get some closure……

[@castielffboi]

I really enjoyed the fact that both Tobey and Andrew got their big moment in this movie. Andrew got to save MJ, and Tobey got to save Tom from making a decision he’d regret. Glad they both got a great amount of screen time.

[@parasgupta3460]

At what time duration they entered??

[@theinsurance2450]

@@parasgupta3460 About 40 minutes before the end.

[@godofvoids8090]

I love they didn't try to overshine Tom halland. They were stick to plan.. didn't try to show off. We are pretty stronger than you.

[@parasgupta3460]

@@godofvoids8090 bro is it true there is not of enough action in this movie and action is not good as compared to far from home

[@godofvoids8090]

@@parasgupta3460 actions are more than enough.

[@oregonhockeyfan]

When Andrew took off his mask for the first reveal I screamed “YES!” In the theater. I was excited because I knew Tobey was next. My favorite moment was when Tobey’s Spiderman got to have a conversation with Doc Oc. “You’ve grown up.” It made me realize the last time I saw those two on the big screen together was when I was 14 and now I’m in my 30’s “still trying to do good” as an adult. It was a perfect moment for those of us who have grown up with these movies.

[@wasabi622]

Doc Ock and Tobey's back and forth of "You've grown up" got me. Tobey was my first Spiderman when the movie came out, I was 12. I got to see him again in my 30s. And he too was older now.

[@jyrrin]

not gonna lie it did kinda hit hard seeing those 3 on screen. it was basically 3 generations of spiderman (gen x, millennial and zoomers) and it reminded me how fleeting life can be. being a millennial, it doesn't seem that long ago where you'd hear discourse talk about how previous generations are now handing the baton over to us. now it's us handing the baton off to the zoomers

[@adamplentl5588]

This reply section gave me an existential crisis.

[@kamiphenonymous2855]

Everyone in my theater clapped. But was less than enthusiastic when Tobey showed up.

[@niteshpoonia6454]

FINALLY !! A worthy comment

[@hali_55]

Andrew Garfield was definitely a scene stealer in this movie. Also, seeing Charlie Cox back as Matt Murdock made my entire year - and to get him back on the same day that we see Vincent D’onofrio’s Wilson Fisk in Hawkeye! 🙌🏾

[@traceyrinaldi4759]

The really good lawyer line made the entire theater just lose it when my family and I went and saw it.

[@mw6836]

Same I got so excited when I saw matt murdock cause now daredevil will probably get a season 4

[@kovy4win]

My theater cheered more for Garfield than Tobey

[@allmightoneforall1338]

Yea but everyone all of a sudden sucking off Andrews Peter Parker is straight up recency bias🤦‍♂️ he was 100% improved upon in this film, but in his own while his spiderman was almost perfect in terms of persona his Peter Parker was absolutely atrocious he was waaay too much of a "cool kid" being cocky with his powers, he was arrogant as well and had an air of idgaf because I'm too cool about him. He was much better in this film but don't act like his character was great in his own films🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@thedarknate08]

They should not have canceled DD and it is light years better than these other shows but it would have been nice to see DD join the fight in No Way Home

[@swayz87]

One of the biggest reasons this nostalgia worked was its self awareness. They knew we knew what they were doing without actually confirming it until its viewing. It's absolutely beautiful.

[@sng3939]

Andrew’s arch was perfectly done here by saving MJ. Tobey felt like old-man Peter and it was great! He was the wise one. Tom acted his ass off here and finally became his own Spider-Man. Amazing.

[@jesserochon3103]

This movie just worked!

[@kovy4win]

Andrew saving MJ was best part of the movie

[@FrostedTwo]

You could say he was the Amazing Spider-Man

[@hotshotpc]

I love how you pointed out that Tom's whole trilogy has actually been a long origin story of Peter becoming Spider-Man. I have a newfound respect for the other two movies now that I know that. Only after the end of No Way Home does Peter ACTUALLY become Spider-Man and I flipping love it.

[@Anthony-yd6ir]

Facts, I respect the last two movies now because they of no way home

[@jamesfowler5100]

He's no longer an Avenger though. However, I do believe that Dr. Strange remembers Peter Parker.

[@rayo3708]

@@jamesfowler5100 What I think is that spider man is still an Avenger, but no one knows who Peter is

[@Anthony-yd6ir]

@@rayo3708 They could of just simply erased the memory of who Spider-Man is and let Spider-Man reintroduced himself to the world in the upcoming movies.. that way people would still know who Peter was

[@nokopanda4642]

Honestly I think everything after the scene in homecoming where tony takes the Spider-Man suit away hit the nail on the head with that

[@probablyprauper9246]

The look Tobey gives Holland when he stops him from killing Goblin is everything, you can see in just their eyes everything being communicated in that desperate moment. Andrew was absolutely the standout here tho, it made me happy just to see him having fun in the role again.

[@karanvirsingh7829]

The look Otto and Peter shared after they finally met, that got more than a few sniffs from me. The acting was so beautiful, no words spoken but so much emotion.

[@outispuzzle-manlepeace7394]

A few people in the cinema laughed during that scene smh, but yeah I've rewatched that moment on KZbin like 10 times now. It's pretty beautiful.

[@K-One582]

Man, I really thought they were gonna kill Tobey off when Norman stabbed him in the back

[@probablyprauper9246]

@@K-One582 for a second i did too but i was also like no way Spider-Man finna die like a bitch from one stab wound lmao

[@RacingSnails64]

Absolutely. Utterly utterly fantastic moment there. Tobey's look had such deep emotion without a single word. And Andrew's my personal favorite of the three (and they're all amazing!) so it was so sweet to have him back. He was hiarious but also possibly the most emotional of the 3 Petes. Him getting to save another Peter's girlfriend was a very sweet callback that my friend predicted.

[@dawgs7291]

Did anybody else kinda feel towards the end when Tom's peter parker looked at MJ's bandage in the coffee shop, that maybe made him reflect in that he cant have a personal life with the ones he loves most while also being spiderman so when he decided not to confess to her with the note it was his own way of protecting her?

[@Naruku2121]

That and how Ned and MJ was so carefree and excited prior. Also, he seemed to be struggling finding the words to even re-introduce himself when he was arriving knowing that would be a tough pill to sell to someone who completely forgot everything they talked about. Seeing that bandied was like re-affirmation and their joy was enough to have him make such a self-less decision.

[@talkingeco3734]

The ending where everyone forgot was one the saddest endings I’ve see in a Spider-Man movie. But I think it was needed because it allowed Tom Holland’s Spider-Man a chance to be his own character in his own spider bubble. The movie also did a great job in redeeming the past Spideys, and honoring them. I don’t know if anyone noticed, but when Tom and Andrew’s Peters said “thank you” to Tobey’s Peter, you could tell how appreciative they were of the original trilogy, as we all were.

[@Subject_Keter]

I am glad they finally can let Spiderman be Spiderman, it sad that he lost it all but he can shine now without help.

[@ol1294]

Holland spiderman wasnt spiderman he was a iron man jr. Now he finally took the mantel of spiderman.

[@WoodysPickle]

And now he can get that Mary Jane white meat

[@garywebb2432]

@@ol1294 wrong homecoming proved he wasn't iron boy jr.

[@Kruzeda]

I really love how they made Tobey the wise, sage Spider-Man who's seen it all, and passes his wisdom to others

[@shadowtech9158]

The call back I was not expecting was Toby Spiderman complaining about his back....The fact his back was injured during filming all those years ago was probably missed by a lot of the younger fans but like with Toby encouraging Andrew calling back to real life it was great....All three were great in their own way and was fun to see them interact with each other.

[@mbone877]

It was a call back to Bully Maguire 👍

[@corey552]

The movie was very rewarding to those who have watched all the movies across the Spidermen.

[@WyGuy]

@Corey I watched them for the first time this week so I could see this movie. It was most definitely worth it. Made the experience so much better.

[@Mrhandyhitman]

@@senorspook6279 that was exactly the call back was for lol

[@_cesarjoseph]

@@mbone877 another good thing is that we’ll have more bully maguire lines 🤣

[@sk8mafia214]

When Tom says “thank you” to both Tobey and Andrew, he definitely meant that as thank you for providing this opportunity for me.

[@fewntug3760]

“I just wanna thank you for letting me be a part of your journey.”

[@allmightoneforall1338]

Off topic but: when this dude thought Tom's spiderman could have killed goblin with that punch it just made me laugh😂 he was fully bloodlusted and hit goblin MULTIPLE times with that same punch and didn't even break the skin on goblins face🤦‍♂️ Toby's spiderman just being angry was able to make goblin literally beg for mercy. Its no contest Toby's spiderman is the strongest without a doubt, Andrew's is the fastest(was able to keep up with electro running away at the speed of lightning), and toms is the most well rounded.💯

[@henneymontana80085]

@@allmightoneforall1338 you want them to show goblins face getting turned into mincemeat in pg13 mcu movie?

[@Omar-su3ii]

@@allmightoneforall1338 if Tom made a massive dent on that metal floor, imagine how Tobey’s would’ve been if he let himself go as Tom did. Plus, I believe the only reason Tom was a bit weaker is because of his age, or perhaps how the spider bites affected them differently. I get the notion Tobey got the most out of that spider bite compared to the other two

[@brodcast-]

@@allmightoneforall1338 I disagree with Toby being the strongest because Toms Spider-Man has the best strength feat by holding a whole ferry boat together

[@MrEmb007]

Andrew Garfield catching MJ made me tear up. That was the best moment I have seen in a movie in a very long time.

[@WhirlingMusic]

.... it teared me up too. So weird how everyone mentions this. Guess they did a good job with that scene

[@demondeano]

Andrew Garfield was absolutely the highlight of the movie for me, every scene he was in I thought he stole, he looked like he was genuinely enjoying every moment of being back in the suit and the redemption scene of catching MJ was perfect. His emotions and acting was top quality!

[@npcimknot958]

Well i think he is the biggest spiderman fan of the 3. And i don’t htink he ever thought he ever would get to be spiderman again.

[@sECUREij]

Dude the emotional breaking when he tells Tom how he stopped pulling his punches, and the the look he gives MJ of pure relief mixed with heart break.

[@demondeano]

@@npcimknot958 agreed, I got emotional seeing him back in the suit and just being with the other Spidermen. Genuinely happy for him, bet he had a blast filming this! Big Tobey fan here too by the way, they all did great! ❤️💪🏼

[@StephonST]

Andrew's redemption of saving the damsel in distress is easily the most tear jerking moment in this movie. Fucking wonderful

[@Road_to_Dawn]

That hit me so hard! As soon as MJ started falling and Tom jumped to catch her, I thought “That should’ve been Andrew”… and then it was! And it was perfect! I LOVED it.

[@KidKingdomHearts]

Especially since it was his web that killed Gwen. Notice this time he gets It right. Catches her first. He probably played that night infinite times through his head for years on what he should have done. Now he got to do it. And prevent a younger him (Tom) from going through what he went through. King 👑

[@laserfan17]

Adding to the scene, the lack of dialogue from Andrew makes the scene even more powerful, just his expression alone makes it one of the most emotional and greatest moments of the movie. All of that without him saying a single word, talk about visual storytelling 👌🏻

[@TommonSensePro]

@@laserfan17 Andrew's Spider-Man is going to come back to swoop in and steal MJ from Tom while she doesn't know he exists.

[@laserfan17]

@@TommonSensePro Lol

[@nicolasburroughs2823]

I like that when Tobey and Andrew show up, neither of them spend time geeking out over the multiverse or having an existential crisis about universe hopping. They know their fellow Spider-Man is in trouble and they just step up.

[@123455866201Aaron]

It's what they do

[@Slame333]

Yup. The dichotomy and ways in which the three of them acted and bounced off of one another was great. Everything they did was inline with their characters.

[@ShainaCilimberg]

I loved the audience reactions to the whole movie as well

[@Manberg900]

Jeremy I just watched Dr. Strange and they explicitly explained the power of the sling ring. When you have the ring all you need to do is visualize where you want to go, and "the clearer the picture the easier it is." Given that Ned wanted to see Peter badly it made sense he was able to do what he did. In the Dr. Strange movie he was still clouded by his pride which is why it took him some time. So actually it wasn't the lazy troupe of "character pulls ability out of their ass."

[@kevmar29]

I loved how Tobey could shoot web out of his wrists and the other spideys were so intrigued. It was a pretty long conversation about it which made it funny. I anticipated that being a question or something they would find out eventually but it was like 2-3 whole minutes discussing it. Lmao I loved that part.

[@Gladysaur1]

I loved when Andrew's Spidey got caught by Toby's web and said "ew" lol. He was definitely still thinking about it

[@ChineduOpara]

I loved it too. They let the scene "breathe".

[@ChineduOpara]

@@Gladysaur1 It's like they read the minds of the audience, and paid off a joke. This film had really good writing, IMHO

[@sweetlyte]

@@ChineduOpara yeah I liked how self aware the movie was lol they pulled it off really well without being too corny or gimmicky 👌🏽

[@sarcasm-83]

"Does it come out of anywhere else?" made me laugh for sure ;D

[@NickRaeff]

When Electro showed up at the end, and he “flashed” in, it was great to see the old-school mask for that split second. Everyone killed it in this movie!

[@stevenokonji7402]

That part was amazing. Definitely remembered that

[@silverhusky7993]

Multiple times it flashes, doesn't it? I remember it comes whenever he fired a blast

[@obi-wanjabronii]

@@silverhusky7993 awesome catch if so!

[@mosellanleftist]

+ the Arc Reactor sound effects were very cool and had too that nostalgic feeling

[@kuz789ayi]

You hit the nail on the head with this one, Jeremy. We were all most certainly duped. This was an origin story through and through, and it was phenomenal. Tom Holland's spiderman grew up so much from the first movie, and they did everything correctly to make us understand how he got this far. He is now truly Spider-MAN

[@KingOfCoolness]

I just love the close up on Jeremy here when revealed Tobey and Andrew were in the movie. 😆😆😆

[@Argornash]

Your last sentence hit it right on the head. I felt him become a man in this movie where he felt like a kid in the last ones. They gave all three spidermen character development and I loved that.

[@thatperformer3879]

Either that or they fired whatever bad writers they had prior.

[@JimmyC1994]

The relationship between the 3 Spider-Men was epic It can be summed up as: "if Spider-Man himself doesn't care who the best version of himself is then why should any of us? Let's just enjoy them all"

[@GreenFalcon926]

Loved that Peter made his own suit from scratch at the end, getting rid of the Stark tech. I always felt that he relied too much on that instead of his own skills. Old school Spidy.

[@sericsson1996]

You know ... now I notice that the reason this movie even happened and the ramifications of Tom's choices are so that Sony can use Spiderman without the need for Marvel and implications through mentioning or having anything to do with Marvel while Sony makes their own movies with him. 1. Everyone forgot Spiderman is Peter Parker including the Avengers. ✔ 1.5 Since everyone forgot about him, building his relationship with his friends again is something Sony would want to use ✔ 2. Tom isn't using Stark tech anymore ✔ What else am I missing?

[@makesquash]

That was my takeaway. I like the the end basically resets Spider Man in this universe and hopefully grounds him a lot more going forward

[@ryuk5673]

@@sericsson1996 they gave Spiderman the reset button, again!

[@Droorogers]

This movie made me LOVE Garfield's Spidey for the first time ever. He was the clear highlight of the movie for me and makes me really hope he gets another chance to play the character.

[@marshallislandsg5630]

I am sorry bro but Andrew was my fav spiderman/peter parker. I would suggest rewatching his 2 films. Don't think what critics said. They are actually great.

[@mathewbarrie]

Andrew Garfield was always good as Spider-Man. Don't understand why people think otherwise.

[@sidsrivastava6987]

@@mathewbarrie Garfield was good. Everything around him was awful.

[@UzayrKader]

I've loved him since his first movie and I'm so happy he's finally getting the recognition he's deserved

[@McCaliCrow]

Garfield was great. Willem Dafoe stole the film though.

[@complication6571]

Did anyone else almost cry when Tobey showed up on screen? Just took me right back to my childhood.

[@ryuk5673]

Gonna cry?

[@LuchaGangsta]

I did lowkey and i was like tobey!!!. All i wanted was some pizza time reference from him too lol.

[@Reedom]

I was pumped up and starting crying while waiting for his scene but when he came I wasn't crying but I erupted with the crowd but man I started crying when Doc Oc and Tobey met. Doc Oc made me cry more than Green Goblin.

[@edward10619]

@@ryuk5673 Yes, yes I did

[@eddiekaspbrak4624]

I cried lol

[@originaozz]

Like Logan, this felt like a culmination of 20 years. It's weird being the only 28 years old fangirl in the theater amongst 10 years old & parents because I was the only one feeling up reveals and screaming out "YES" when we finally met Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire😂! Well, I don't care cause their scenes together make my heart felt super warm and mushy. I'm glad they both got the second chances they deserved (like the villains). Andrew's version is a little more dorky here and I loved it & just so happy Tobey's finally find some peace (he's always suffering so much in his version). I love that Tom Holland's Spider-man has finally grown up and must dealt with life the way he never did, with no back-ups. The ending was bittersweet, Peter making all the hard choices because he's the only one who could (down to his self-sewned suit), but he really became his own man.

[@Cassandra_Solidor]

Pfft. Nothing weird about it. I'm almost 34 and geeked out so damn much just on the trailers alone nevermind seeing the film myself. I grew up on the Raimi Spiderman. Seeing Tobey come back even if I now prefer Tom's version was just amazing.

[@clarktooncrossing3975]

Dude, I freak'n cried when Tobey and Andrew talked to Tom about their greatest losses. Not just tears of sadness, but tears of joy. I don't cry often at movies, but the fact that my favorite cinematic Spidey was back on screen just hit me real good. All of his lines were what I've wanted to hear him say, and to see Andrew given an actual decent script to work off of really let him shine here. This movie made every other horrible Spidey movie before it worth it! This not only works as the perfect finale for this trilogy but EVERY theatrical Spidey trilogy. I don't think I've ever been happier walking out of a movie theater.

[@CaptainTripps420]

I also love how each Spiderman had their own strengths. Tobey seemed to be strongest and toughest, Andrew was fastest and the best webslinger and Tom was the smartest and best team player.

[@ravisarin10]

Andrew saving MJ and then the face he makes at the end actually made me burst into tears. I thought that scene was remarkably done. Also loved when all the spideys encouraged Andrew’s Spider-Man. I thought that was a sweet moment and a callback to real life events

[@FrizFroz]

There's also Tom Spidey breaking his promise like Andrew at the end of TAS - except Andrew's broken promise killed Gwen, and Tom's will save MJ down the line. "Don't make promises you can't keep Mr Parker!" "Yeah, but those are the best kind."

[@HexFengmin]

There was a person in our theatre that balled from this point to the end, 30 minutes and all you could hear above the movie was this person all out balling. That tells you the movie did what it wanted.

[@chiqqfliqq]

Aunt May's death was so real for me. I actually cried. I've had two friends survive a traumatic experience only to die moments later. One survived a car crash, got up made, sure her kids (who were in the car with her) were okay, talked with her husband about what happened, then sat on the side of the road and died. The order survived an emergency C-section where she lost the baby, spoke with friends on phone, was wheeled into recovery to rest...and then died. So seeing aunt May seemingly survive the goblin slider and then die was sooo real for me! No way Home is the best spiderman movie bar none!

[@EvGBeats]

Sorry to hear about your loss. Agreed. This was very real. That’s how adrenaline works.

[@Wraithguard92]

It really does show the messiness of how these things actually happen. There's no music or dramatic pauses or final thoughts. It just happens so casually like none of it means anything, and you just get to sit there feel terrible.

[@seand7042]

That sucks

[@RemnantCult]

That's very heavy to experience. I hope that you're okay now.

[@JohannaFlow]

What a great movie! The attention to details was fenomenal, from memes like quote "You know i am something off a scientist myself", and the spider bromance, to the scene Andrew Garfield saved MJ, showing he refined his technique of grabbing falling ppl, -that imagine and loss of Gwen haunted him and thought of a million ways he could have done it better, and now he did The feels were real in this movie. 10/10 for me