Spider-Man No Way Home- 3 Years Later

[@Earth12181]

The internet has become so toxic,that people have started to callout this movie as "Overrated"(not to you) and had no story The hate towards Marvel even after giving very good projects like thease are getting out of hand now This movie litrelly completed Tom's origin from being an ordinary superhero to "SPIDERMAN" This movie redeemed the character of Andrew and Tobey This movie shows the importance of forgiveness and choices,which human beings lack nowadays And you know what is the most important thing,it made me feel all the emotions a human can experience in a single sitting it litrelly completes my childhood,that's what it stakes for apart from all the technical BS There are movie like American psycho,Oppenheimer and Fight club They are the definition of what a technically perfect movies ever made But they can never make me feel the way No way home did,it litrelly completes one phase of my life and also completes my character as a human being "Nuff said"

[@delix787]

I will never forgive how they treated Doc Ock. They made fun of his name and his powers threw him out of the window made tentacle jokes out of him, locked him up and did nothing with him….. He disappears for a good amount of the film after being thrown out of the window, just to defeat electoral and that was it. He did nothing…. Why would you not have Doc and green goblin to be the final villains, who actually have the most chemistry with each other? The no Way home fanbase really doesn’t like it when you criticize this movie, and I don’t understand why? This movie does not tell a compelling story. A lot of stuff just happens. It’s too much of a comedy movie as well. Like Toby, making fun of his friend’s death for a joke? 😔

[@andrew2353]

I think Doc Ock should have appeared in the scene where Maguire and Garfield Peter meet Holland Peter on the College roof and has a heartfelt reunion with Maguire Peter and helps convince Holland Peter to continue try curing the other Villains and then helps the gang build the other cures.

[@MrFiremagnet]

Both this and avengers endgame are still breathtaking all the same. Yeah it's a corporate thing full of plot holes, but I really enjoy it nonetheless. Also Tom Holland is one beast or an actor. Wish he got better movies to act in, his current carrier sucks.

[@radio.graffiti]

Yeah it seems a lot of actors struggle after playing an iconic superhero (Chris Evans, Tom Holland, Henry Cavill, and others)

[@thefreakhouse]

I'll never forget my theater experience, despite the fact that I didn't get to watch it until 3 weeks after release there were still people screaming of joy when Andrew and Toby first appeared. My thoughts looking back on the movie is it's a Tom Holland Spidey film, very dull story imo, for as damaging the storyline was in the comics I wish they stuck with the obvious inspiration from One More Day. I still thoroughly believe that Andrew Garfield is the best Spidey actor (most comic accurate imo from suit design to mannerisms as both Peter and Spider-Man) so I am very happy that he got time to grow in the short time both returning actors were on screen. Still love when Tobey was reassuring Andrew that he doesn't suck and he's amazing, very much felt like he was telling the audience to give him a shot and not write him off as I feel so many did. While it's not in my top 5 Spidey movie (which are in descending order Spider-Man 2, Beyond the Spider-Verse, Spider-Man, Into the Spider-Verse and TASM2) this movie will always be special for making me feel like a kid again So glad your channel worked it's way into my algorithm.

[@radio.graffiti]

Yeah this was the most hyped I had been for a Marvel movie since Endgame. I grew up on Tobeys Spider-Man movies so the possibility of seeing him return was so exciting. I really liked how the movie felt like a closing chapter for their Spider-Mans that they never got in their own final movies. It feels unreal to see all three spider-man actors standing side by side in the same movie