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[@hellowhat890]

7:48 Peter was able to pair Doc Ock's arms because in Spiderman 2, Otto explains that the arms are made of a prototype form of nanotechnology. Since Tony Stark's spidey suit for Peter is an advanced form of nanotech, Peter was able to take over the arms easily.

[@nathancruz9172]

Precisely.

[@hellowhat890]

"I love you guys" is my favorite line from Andrew. He's speaking for all the Spidey fans right there... and also the fact that he improvised the line and Tobey and Tom's reactions are genuine makes it so much better.

[@Billinois78]

​@@chand911 I hear Comic Book Guy's voice there. (slurps a Big Gulp)

[@youtubehandle83]

@@chand911 It also isn't really their genuine reaction. There were multiple takes of the scene, like with any film scene, and they edited the best takes together. There are even outtakes that show them breaking when Andrew said it, if people think it's genuine it's because they are doing their job well and acting believably.

[@jculver1674]

The way they responded "thank you" reminded me of the guy from Wayne's World who always said "I love you guys" and they only were able to make him stop by saying "thank you".

[@youtmeme]

apparently from a Holland interview, he revealed that he did that with the other 2 actors for being in the movie, the writers saw the moment and wrote it into the film!!😉

[@azazello1784]

That was lame and cheese.

[@Shritistrang]

"Stark's energy source being used for villainy." Well, technically Stane already did that in the first Iron Man movie. So did Whiplash in the second. Also, George's joyful giggling is infectious.

[@5calambres]

It started the whole mcu franchise with people using stark tech/weapons... the terrorists used stark weapons and Obadiah his reactor in Ironman 1, Vankov in Iron man 2, ultron in avengers 2, vulture tried to get some stark tech in spiderman 1, Mysterio used stark tech... that is the whole point of creating better and better weapons.. they always fall in your enemies hands.

[@Shritistrang]

@@5calambres Right, for some reason I completely forgot about Vulture and Mysterio when I wrote that.

[@pete_lind]

@@Shritistrang So this is Sinister Six story , Doc Oct , Vulture , Electro , Mysterio , Sandman and Kraven the Hunter , that was replaced by Hobgoblin ... wrong time line . This should have sinister six after civil war , Doc Oct , Vulture , Trapster , Grim reaper , lizard and Shocker .

[@defunctus408]

Stolen Stark technology will intensify in War Machine: Armor Wars.

[@Logan_Baron]

@@5calambres I've long been looking for if there is a trope name for something being created to do good, that mostly ends up just fighting the things that only exist because of it. Almost making you wonder if there was much point in the end, as it never gets anything else done. The Iron Man comics were almost entirely built around him fighting stolen tech that wouldn't exist if he didn't create Iron Man. It's not limited to Iron Man either. The tv show Chuck, the intersect was created to do good. Almost the entirety of missions ended up being trying to protect the intersect to keep it from falling into the wrong hands, or fighting other varients of the Intersect.

[@oneearrabbit]

He was able to avoid Dr. Strange trying to take the spell because his Spider-sense/reflexes are involuntary. So his body is still reacting instinctively even when his soul is outside of it.

[@pedrovizcarra5520]

you can even see the waves above his head like in the old comics

[@jack_rabbit]

astral projection isn't your soul leaving your body, it's your consciousness being projected.

[@oneearrabbit]

@@jack_rabbit Yes by all means let’s split hairs.

[@BongRip]

@@jack_rabbit and in real life it’s simply called lucid dreaming lmao, doesn’t fuckin matter

[@diakojim1977]

@@BongRip Υou have no idea what a lucid dream is..

[@TheGundamsword]

When Garfield caught MJ, I cried. This movie made Garfield my #1 Spiderman.

[@sean_mccadden]

Seriously love how they wrote everybody. The chemistry and brotherly love between all three renditions worked so well and I'm so gkad they didn't go the route of having unnecessary competitive tension between them.

[@CodeeXD]

Andrew Garfields little reactions in the background are some of my favorite parts. I also liked how each spiderman had his own super hero landing

[@kobewankenobi248]

*”This is the loneliest Spider-Man of all three of them…”* Great quote and that’s exactly how it should be. (In some sense) He no longer has Stark Tech, no help from the Avengers or anyone else. Peter in the comics has always been unselfish, self reliant, hardworking and a thinker. Can’t wait to see what where his next chapter leads

[@ivankawnartist]

I saw it was leaked that Ned and MJ will be dating in the next film. Should be interesting to see how Peter handles that.

[@erikperhs_]

@@ivankawnartist some people prefer to not know about the leaked stuff tho

[@ivankawnartist]

@@erikperhs_ Oops, too late now. I wish I could go back and delete it so no one else had to see it in the future.

[@erikperhs_]

@@ivankawnartist nah it's ok, it's not a huge spoiler anyway

[@ivankawnartist]

@@erikperhs_ I'm purely speculating on this, but I wonder if they're setting up to play on what Ned said in NWH about never turning on Peter.

[@ivyvandeshire]

The fact that Willem Dafoe did his own stunts makes 18:05 all the more impressive!

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Triple h would be proud of that spinebuster

[@klappstuhl4370]

Dafoe is a *BEAST!* :D

[@frogofbrass382]

Simone and George in the same shot seems like its own multiverse change.

[@jmhaces]

I love that Peter is so broke (as he should be) that his lawyer is Matt Murdock. The guy who gets paid in produce and favors.

[@MrAdamloring1985]

And Hot women. You know that Matt and May hooked up.

[@websnarf]

Well, Matt apparently was sometimes roped in by Hogarth and partners via Foggy Nelson to do superhero cases so ...

[@cyclopath]

Loved George's reaction to Matt Murdock . #TeamAndrew btw

[@frosty-5727]

@J I would

[@the.seagull.35]

@J I've seen them like plenty of "normal" comments

[@markfilla9305]

I had the exact same reaction when I first saw that scene!

[@jp3813]

21:26 And then there was Peter Two who got that nickname b/c he said everything twice like...

[@cliquenerd21]

What makes willem dafoe's performance even better for me was that his condition for doing the film was that he do all/most of his own stunts like he did in the original films

[@danh8804]

Andrew saving MJ is one of the most perfect moments in movie history I can remember

[@anieltavares7991]

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[@Sebulbatron]

George’s reaction to the Scientist-meme is so adorably awesome, that was me in the theaters 😅

[@Rocco1332]

I love the "great power...great responsibility" moment between Toby and Tom, then Andrew is all "oh yea me too" because his Uncle Ben did the dumb paraphrase. I do wish the other Spidermen could have interacted with some of the Avengers.

[@jp3813]

Technically, Peter 1 is an Avenger.

[@lemonherb1]

I really love it when you guys are watching and reacting in person with each other. There's a clear difference from doing it remotely, not that the latter isn't entertaining. I know there's a distance thing, but hope that this can be as frequent as it is practical for you guys.

[@allyliddiard7320]

My wife and I watched this the Saturday it came out, firstly because we wanted to, but secondly to make sure it was OK for my son to see, he was 8 at time. A week later we took him to see it. I made sure to check his reaction when the three Spider-Men landed on the Statue of Liberty and the look of wonder and joy he had on his face is something I won't forget for a long time, and I suspect that it will be a "cinema moment" for him for the rest of his life.

[@CaptainAmercia]

So these villains went back to alternate universes ones where they survived rather than returning to the main universes we saw in the films. Every choice creates a branched universe an infinite amount so instead of rewriting the history of the films the cosmos create alternated universes. Think of it as tree's with the Main MCU/Rami/Webb being the Tree and the branches being different universes based off the main MCU/Sami/Webb where events played out differently. Same thing applies to the comic's, games, movies, and shows all have their original universe (Tree) but also branched off versions where choices played out differently but the overall artistic stayed the same which is why the MCU artistic carries over into the What If series along with the renditions of events from the MCU. We also have Marvel's Dimensions which act as realms beyond like The Dark Dimension but Marvel also uses the term for the many Spider universes overseen by Madam Web like the Spider-Verse which seems to act more like how DC universes operate different Earths vibrating at different frequency's instead of time. This just say that Marvel uses all theories of Multiverse types which all could be true when looked at from our world. DC of course has 52 Main Earth's but there's no doubt an infinite amount outside of this collection. Spider-Man 1 to 3 of course still happened but there's now at least two different Sam Rami branch universes one where Goblin didn't die and another where Doc Ock somehow survived by finding a different way to stop his machine. Spider-Man 2 would've played out totally different if Norman was still alive who knows maybe Doc Ock's project could've worked in this universe with the help of Norman instead of Harry who really just funded the projected. Unsure about Sandman he could've just returned to the main Sam Rami universe but you know he's cured now. But if he was pulled out right when he found out Peter was Spider-Man then this would've created another universe one where maybe he no longer could've helped Venom in his fight against Spider-Man making it much easier for Peter. Harry could've also survived as well in this universe. Sam Rami Universe's Main: Spider-Man 1 to Spider-Man 3 (These play out the same) Alternate Universe 1: Spider-Man 1 (Goblin doesn't die and hopefully carries on with his company but who knows if he'll return to his testing) Alternate Universe 2: Spider-Man 1 and Spider-Man 2 (Goblin still dies in the universe with Spider-Man 1 playing out the same but in Spider-Man 2 Doc Ock lives and most likely Carries on being good hell maybe he marries Aunt May like in the comic's. No doubt Spider-Man 3 would play out pretty different but who knows.) Marc Webb Universe's Main: The Amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2 (These play out the same) Alternate 1: The Amazing Spider-Man 1 (Lizard is cured early maybe Gwen's Dad doesn't die in this universe depending on when Lizard was pulled out) Alternate 2: The Amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2 (In this universe the first move plays out the same but in the 2nd Electro pretty much survives returning with a new look which no doubt being a big surprise to Peter) Notes on the people in the sky below In that shot of the sky being ripped open you can kind of make out a bunch of Spider-Man villains. The one with the Spear is Kraven The Hunter, The character with the long looking stinger is Scorpion, There's a person who looks kind of like Black Cat, We also see a character with a horn who looks like the classic Rhino in that skin tight suit rather than the militant looking mech suit in Amazing Spider-Man 2, Mysterio which i kind of see could be another Mysterio from a different universe, and finally Superior Spider-Man with the tentacles on his back pretty much a story where Doc Ock took over Peter's Body and became Superior Spider-Man. This is all still up for debate as many people think Mysterio was actually Spider-Qwen and that the large head was just her hood rather than a Mysterio glass helmet. Other people think they saw Miles as well a skinny tall humanoid shape which suits his character while other people have brought up Madame Web.

[@BigJit860]

it was confirmed to be to mysterio cause he was originally going to be in the final act and fight dr. strange

[@Chasmodius]

Here's the really sad version of the end of their stories: all these villains still die after returning to their origin places. Remember, they were all plucked out mere moments before death -- Osbourne was himself just before/as the glider crashed into him (asking Peter not to tell Harry), Octavius had an inexplicable last-second realization and change of heart that led to him sacrificing himself to save the city from his own experiment... I don't recall how Sandman ended up, though. Still, Electro was in the process of dieing when he was pulled out. I'm worried that none of these guys made it out alive.

[@idiot_city5244]

​@Chasmodius yeah this guy is making this whole thing waaay over complicated

[@LeePresson]

They laugh at Dr Octavious' name and I'm like "dude, you literally know a woman named Pepper Potts."

[@mak23686]

I guess Peter was able to keep the box away from Strange because his spider sense is basically a reflex. It's not connected to his consciousness (which was out of his body), but something entirely physical.

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

When Garfield save MJ, he just breaks down...when Tobey saves Tom from going down that same path...you forget they're acting in a comic book movie.

[@captainchaos3667]

George's uncontained glee is so fun to watch. ☺️

[@pickthestickup]

I love that The Daily Bugle is a direct parody of the sensationalist crap you'd find on InfoWars and JJJ is basically Alex Jones, peddling supplements etc.

[@MrGBH]

Exactly as in the PS4 game. spoiler break Also interesting that the movies and games have the balls to kill Aunt May, but the comics will erase Peters' marriage before they'll let her die

[@ge2719]

yeah except alex jones would be pro spider man, a person stepping up to protect other people, since hes pro 2nd amendment. and pro exposing the truth. he would understand why peter would keep his identity secret, with how he knows what doxxing and hate mobs attacking people and cancelling them is like. this is like a person who believes the sort of bs cnn msnbc etc say bs about alex jones, writing a parody of him based on that inaccurate, biased spin and making a parody of the bs not the actual person. the sort of person who doesn't believe chemicals in the water turned frogs "gay", despite it literally being a study done by berkley university.

[@pickthestickup]

@@ge2719 way to support the Mysterio narrative lmao. You really bought into his grift, huh?

[@ge2719]

@@pickthestickup i've never watched a single one of his shows, but i've seen all the bs and lies said about him. when you have one group of people trying to say someones insane for saying "chemicals are turning the frogs gay", and they have a scientific study produced by a predominantly left wing university that proved exactly that was happening. Sorry but i'm not siding with the moronic mob who don't like that the study showed frogs were turned gay by their environment being flooded by chemicals. I'm going to "trust the science". you trust the science, dont you? or do you follow the moronic hate mob? its ironic, in showing that you think hes a "grifter", youve shown that YOU are the one buying into the bs you were told by talking heads on, what news channels? they told you alex jones is "bad", so you believed them. just like the JJ in this movie told people "spiderman bad".... youre the one buying into the "mysterio narrative". but you blindly believe whatever bs news it is you listen to, and probably dont even want to know that theyre lying to you.

[@pickthestickup]

@@ge2719 you've never seen one of his shows, and so you've never actually evaluated and researched his viewpoints and what he's said. Are you actually defending the asshole who said Sandy Hook and the kids who died were part of an elaborate hoax to undermine the NRA? If so, you have bigger problems than telegraphing your complete inability to fact-check.

[@Drake844221]

It wrecks me every time it gets to the spot where Tom's character tells the other two what Aunt May said: "With great power comes great responsibility." Having that be the thing that unifies Spidermen is... not fair XD

[@OneColdMonkey]

I love the How It Should Have Ended, where they solved the whole thing by just having everyone forget MYSTERIO. 😂

[@DecemberGuy77]

Wiping Mysterio from existence would be the equivalent of murder..Not sure Peter Parker would ever consent to such a thing..

[@OneColdMonkey]

@@DecemberGuy77 Nobody said wipe from existence, just forget. And not even Quentin Beck, just Mysterio. O_o

[@doughbafett]

Would that technically make people forget Peter is Spider-Man? Wouldn't everyone still know that, but have their minds wiped as to who revealed his identity?

[@DecemberGuy77]

@@OneColdMonkey Okay making people forget "Mysterio" makes sense.

[@OneColdMonkey]

@@doughbafett I think there is probably room to argue a lot of things whichever way you go with it when it comes to magic forgetting, especially with recorded media existing. Like everyone forgetting who Peter Parker is doesn't mean people don't still know Spider-Man is Peter Parker from Mysterio's video, they just don't know who Peter Parker *is*. Like that cartoon where Lex Luthor takes over Flash's body, is all excited to unmask him, then is like, "I have no idea who this is." So Peter would still have to call himself something else, or everybody would figure it out all over.

[@petergoss821]

So great to see you two sitting next to each other when reviewing this one.

[@valentinruiz3828]

I think we all agree that Willem Dafoe should play the Joker.

[@random_stuffgaming3277]

True

[@ehleeinn9743]

Mark hamil played goblin. He then got the joker role. Dafoe is goblin. . .perhapes soon?

[@toshtao1]

He's too old now.

[@ehleeinn9743]

@@toshtao1 are u serious? Hes kicking butt just fine in this movie.

[@erikperhs_]

No one should play the Joker. We don't need another Joker

[@Tensen01]

His Spider-Sense is what kept Strange from being able to take the box from him

[@MrGBH]

I've never seen the Amazing Spider-Man movies, but I still got teary eyed when Andrew's Spidey saved MJ

[@ieyke]

The GOOD parts of the Amazing Spider-Man movies are BY FAR the best live-action Spider-Man stuff in any Spider-Man movie. Best Peter/Spidey, best Gwen, best costume (in the 2nd one), best love interest, best comedy/writing of the character of Peter/Spider-Man, best webslinging, best Flash Thompson. It's PEAK Spider-Man. But....the villains and story aren't the strongest, and Sony crammed a bunch of stupid world-building garbage in it that tries to derail the movies. 🤷‍♂️ Absolutely worth watching.

[@MrAdamloring1985]

Sadly, despite that Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone are both great. The movies themselves are not very good. Al thought there is a great action scene in the high school in the 1st one.

[@ieyke]

@@MrAdamloring1985 They're a LOT better than they get credit for. The first one is MASSIVELY better than Spider-Man 3, quite a bit better than Far From Home, and about on par with Homecoming. The 2nd one is still WAAAAAAY better than Spider-Man 3, and about on par with Far From Home. Spider-Man 1 > 2 > No Way Home > Into The Spiderverse > Amazing 1 > Homecoming > Amazing 2 > Far From Home > 3 > Venom > Let There Be Carnage

[@A-Dubs398]

The Amazing Spider-Man movies weren't the best, but Andrew and Gwen couple had the best chemistry of all 3 Spider-Man couples, IMO. Makes the Andrew saving MJ way better than it already is.

[@idiot_city5244]

​@ieyke saying the Amazing movies are peak is actually laughable garbage...

[@donrichards271]

"OK, let's watch it again."

[@Galiant2010]

I don't think I've ever rewatched a movie/TV episode right after finishing. Soonest would be watching it again the next day.

[@DragonbIaze052]

This feels like it's the most excited you two have ever been during a movie.

[@johnsteward9137]

I absolutely love this movie, especially since they took a pretty bad comic storyline, One More Day, and made it work. In the comics, Spider-man "makes a deal with the devil" to save Aunt May's life at the expense of his marriage to MJ. The changes they make where it's Peter sacrificing his entire existence to prevent a catastrophe just makes more sense! While Far From Home is my favorite of the MCU/Sony Spider-Man movies, Homecoming and No Way Home are not far behind it! Also in the comics, Ned is one of the identities of the Hobgoblin, though he originally wasn't supposed to be (that's a really long and convoluted story that deals with the business politics of Marvel Comics at the time). I laughed real hard in the theater when Ned said he wouldn't become a supervillain and try to kill Peter!

[@aaronpincus6095]

One of the funniest things that no one mentions is when they go into the undercroft/dungeons and the sound of a clothes dryers end cycle buzzer goes off in the background. I don't know why but it cracks me up to no end.

[@tavarsenewman1380]

One little detail I just noticed that I'm glad they kept from the first Spider-Man film was Norman Osborn sporting veneers while the Goblin had Dafoe's natural teeth.

[@Billinois78]

Much respect to you guys for saving your first view of the movie for your channel. Most others only did a post-theater review, which I skipped to avoid spoilers.

[@screamman1497]

I remember that in a bts Tom said “that was so scary” after filming The scene where he’s hitting goblin and goblin just laughs

[@andreraymond6860]

The shock of both of you in the same frame-room? Awesome.

[@mityakiselev]

26:06 Am I glad he's frozen in there, and that we're out here, and that he's the sheriff, and that we're frozen out here, and that we're in there, and I just remembered, we're out here

[@moonygirl76]

I felt so emotional and nostalgic about the other two spidermen . . . even though I've never seen their movies. haha loved it. so fun to see you too together! And fun to watch this movie "with" you.

[@JB-wy8fc]

Love how excited you guys are

[@maximillianosaben]

Wasn’t expecting this, and I’m so excited!

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

To answer "ned" leeds in the comics/616 turns out to be Hobgoblin...so, yeah. Also, I think Spider-Maguire's back problems probably stems from that crazy fall from Spider-Man 2 when he fell from the sky because his doubt blocked his powers. But, I was so glad at your reaction to seeing Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock/Daredevil on screen as Holland's Spidey law consultant. Great Reactions BTW!

[@mahmudurrahman8377]

For your information, they did not get Sandman and Lizard actors, instead used old footage of them

[@RuntotheMovies]

As someone who JUST started doing reaction videos, I had to face the same dilemma you discussed in the beginning: Go to the theater or spend forever ignoring spoilers. I decided that I do not have the fortitude to make myself not watch a movie I want to see for so very long. I applaud your dedication to this and I'm glad to reap the reward of watching your reaction. Keep being awesome!

[@WoodrowsRandomReviews]

I can’t believe you guys are making Portal references and you missed the most obvious one: JK Simmons is the voice of Cave Johnson.

[@gomeri]

George fangirling over Matt Murdoc made my day, I felt totally same xD

[@raminybhatti5740]

IMO the only film that got nostalgia for past franchise films absolutely correct. No fumbles whatsoever.

[@DannyBedo]

Such a good watch, knowing there are high level fans like I am that legit feel every emotion for the history of this franchise is amazing. Love it you guys

[@snarkus63]

Notably missing are the Green Goblin (Harry Osborn) and the Rhino from Amazing Spider-Man 2...the interactions between all these characters, especially the two Osborns, would've been fascinating!

[@arraymac227]

Saw the film on opening weekend: this was the perfect interval before seeing a reaction. Thanks for it. Also, if this is your return to in-room team ups, glad for it.

[@mrsirtoyou1974]

The squiggly lines you noticed around Peter's Astral Form were the visual representation of his Spider-Sense (aka Peter Tingle). It's a supernatural ability to detect danger, which is why it's able to counter Strange's magic, even without Peter being in his body. In the animated Spider-Verse, it allowed the alternate Spider people to recognize that they were variants of each other, but it's also visible just before Miles has to avoid a danger he can't necessarily see. I kinda wish they would start showing that outside of the astral form because it looks awesome.

[@adityayadav-fq5lv]

That horror on tobey's face when he hears the goblins voice

[@SebasTian58323]

Peter was able to keep the box away from strange because of his Spider-Sense. It's not a conscious power, it happens automatically and the intensity of the danger has a direct affect on how powerful the sense is. It's linked to his reflexes, and while he's in control he has nearly full control of those reflexes, so he has to react to the sense himself, but with him out of his body the Spider-Sense was in full control, letting his body dodge Doctor Strange. (This may also be a hint that Spider-Totems are a thing in there MCU, as the Spider-Sense was shown in his astral body, something more mystical than scientific. Spider-Totems are basically an essential part of the Multiverse in the comics, connected to a web connecting the universes, with a Spider-Person in every one of those universes, and part of Spider-Man's abilities come from his connection to that web of universes.) "I'm sorry what was your name again?" "Dr. Otto Octavius" "Laughs" What's so funny about his name Peter Parker? Your name is no better than Stephen Strange, Pepper Potts, Happy Hogan, Betty Brant, Bruce Banner, Matt Murdock, Bucky Barnes ect... Is it funny because of the 8 motif or the alliteration? I'm joking, I love Peter. The home trilogy essentially is an origin story for Spider-Man.

[@blacbraun]

I love that you two always laugh and have fun in your watching (not all youtubers do). Simone you especially have a lovely infectious laugh :)

[@Duffman69able]

Neds character was originally the hobgoblin so it’ll be interesting to see what they do with him in the future. I think a magically talented goblin would be an awesome villain. And I can’t wait to see a new black suit spiderman too

[@shanemcconnell358]

It was so nice seeing you guys in the same room together watching this amazing movie. Loved the reaction!👍🏻🍿

[@andychow5509]

It's good to see you both in the same room rather than remote. I feel you both react better by feeding off each other's enjoyment of the movie at a higher level than remote.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

I really like how they pull off this multiverse stuff in a movie like this one. I remember being super excited to go and see it in theaters due to nostalgia and stuff. It's up there with Spiderman 2 when it comes to best movies

[@themagicman6078]

To answer Samoans (sry about spelling) question, I believe Colin Firth was referencing an african proverb with his quote "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go with a group"

[@sukun_chipz]

I'm a newcomer to this channel, I'm happy they finally sit side by side 😁

[@allenwalker5208]

One thing I didn't notice in the theater but noticing it now was Tobey's spider-sense going off when the Goblin came back. That's actually a really cool detail

[@mzcescapie]

I love when you guys are together in person :)))

[@MuljoStpho]

I liked the movie, but there was definitely a major case here of something dumb happening just because the plot said so. A simple discussion of all the specifics first before getting the spell started. That's all they needed to prevent all of the trouble. But the plot needed the spell to spiral out of control, so they gave Strange this weird rush to get the spell started as soon as possible with a bare minimum of information so they could have Peter interrupt as his concerns came to mind.

[@Penlager]

You guys are awesome!!! Their videos are so entertaining. Great to see them next to each other

[@Zombiesnyder13]

They gave AVI ARAD a big thank you in the credits But do you know who else deserves a big thank you? LAURA ZISKIN It was because of her and her partner (the screenwriter Alvin Sargent) that the original trilogy and TASM1 had depth Arad on the other hand just wanted to use the movies to sell toys

[@HHHHBK718]

Ned becomes the Hob Goblin in the comics, that whole bit where he swears that he won't become a super villain and try to kill Peter was a nod to that.

[@andrewsawyer1375]

You are actually together instead of a split screen. Yes! Hope to see more of you 2 doing this.

[@hernes0071]

the fact i was spoiled on so many things didnt change the enjoyment of this great movie.

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

Spider-Verse was definitely a test to see of people would enjoy combining realities in a Spider-Man movie. And No Way Home was the final product.

[@Klaital1]

In the comics Ned actually does become a supervillain, the third Hobgoblin to be exact, and tries to kill spider-man many times.

[@murderofcrows5089]

Fun fact if you look close to Goblin’s teeth you can tell who’s in charge perfect it’s Norman, gaps it’s goblin

[@ganjamcninja]

Fun note: The Daily Bugle has a TikTok page that's been posting little vids on the Sony movies since this came out.

[@iknowjack316]

I love how no matter how it ended, Goblin still won. Cause he still lost everything.

[@MetalHeadReacts]

I honestly feel that Garfield was the best part of this film. His performance was just outstanding... and the moment he saved MJ... I bawled my eyes out. I was never a fan of Maguire as Spider-man, but it was still cool to see him return to the role.

[@Galiant2010]

Yeah, when he was made to clean up the web in the corner. And the way he said "Number Three!" during the halftime pep talk during the final fight cracked me up.

[@schlag_primaris]

The Peter's interaction was the best

[@hunterquate9436]

Peter wanted to prevent their deaths, cure them, and change times. That would mess with time and provoke the TVA Strange said that if they die, they die. Basically, meaning their Deaths is a *"Cannon Event"* (Miguel O'Hara, Across the Spiderverse)

[@Anomondaris]

I love that you guys go straight for New Rockstars too❤

[@pimpinken8901]

I’ve been watching your reactions for awhile and this is the first time I’ve seen you two in the same room

[@haddow777]

For the spell, I think it basically erased Peter Parker from existence. So, with respects to Happy, Aunt May didn't have a nephew staying with her. Peter never went to school. He wasn't born. No record or memory of his exists. Peter isn't really Peter to anyone anymore but himself. With respects to his non spiderman persona, he's an illegal immigrant. At least, that's what I got from the show.

[@lars2894]

I cannot get past over the fact that Ned looks like a younger George 😂

[@andrewgrant6516]

As far as dark paths not travelled go, in the comics Peter literally killed Ned Leeds. If they ever announce a Wolverine vs Spider-Man movie, be very, very afraid. As long term planning goes, it would be the MCU's unabashed drop the mike moment.

[@DanHosler]

Glad I got to see this on release day in theaters

[@TheIcemanthomas]

A lot of people seem to forget that the avengers don’t technically exist anymore. Atleast not in the same capacity. Tony and cap tan the show and neither of them are In commission. Falcon is doing his own thing, wanda and vision are going through their own shenanigans, Natasha is dead, fury is off world, and Hawkeye is retired. It’s literally just, Wong, strange, Bruce, the wakandans, and carol at the moment. Also, Peter was technically never a official member. He rejected Starks offer to introduce him in homecoming. He was more of an affiliate. And that was before everyone knew he was a minor too.

[@keny1555]

What I love about aunt May saying the quote is that is was quoted properly instead of "comes great responsibility" the very first time the quote was used was by the narrator in the comic "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" But I guess as a shortened version "with great power comes great responsibility" is fine as well.

[@work1284]

Words to live bye, witness what happens when power ends up in the hands of the insane…Putin

[@marvelousedits692]

“It’s warm.” Dude I’m cracking the fuck up! 🤣🤣🤣

[@txheadshots]

One more tiny detail you didn’t call out (and don’t see anyone else pointing out in the comments).. At the end, when Peter goes to see MJ and she doesn’t know who he is… She’s wearing the broken black dahlia necklace he gave her in Far From Home

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

SHIELD is long gone at this point. Though if you look around you may find a "sword".

[@MrUndersolo]

Only saw it at the local dollar theatre last week...and it is hard to avoid those spoilers! And those cameos mean that... Daredevil Jessica Jones Luke Cage Iron Fist The Punisher & Venom... ...are now a part of this universe!

[@Jack7.]

22:04 its a funny scene but for some reason it just amazes me at how good the actor that plays ned is at delivering lines like these

[@ukiyoideas2215]

Omg you guys are together in the same space!

[@ardenaudreyarji]

Simone’s reaction to the symbiote staying LMAO 30:56

[@lostpompeylad]

Yey their together again ❤

[@VotePedroNo1]

Enjoyed watching this Spider-Man over the weekend. My only criticism being that it wasn’t a 6-8 part episode tv show so we could have more character development for our heroes and the villains. I could watch a whole one hour fish out of water episode of Tobey Maguire trying figure out what’s happened before he links up with Andrew Garfield.

[@MrGpschmidt]

One of the best Marvel films ever - so thinking outside the box and the plate-spinning tasks of having all 3 Spideys at once - in a word: Amazing. Nice job as usual w/your reactions guys.

[@robertjacques4117]

Eh I think it's a great one, it's held back from being one of the best because of a mediocre first act, in my opinion anyways

[@CDHord]

Wait a second! In my dimension George does the goofy intro and Simone edits… and is an alien.

[@unidentifiedguy8253]

I loved that the Spiderman from "The Amazing Spiderman" had the scene where he is downplaying why he sucks because his main enemy was a robot rhino so that the other Spidermen could convince him to tell himself he is "amazing". They really did a good job on fan service without it being lame, derivative, or pointless, as the story was well written and it rebooted Spiderman in a cool way.

[@boxcarhobo7017]

The biggest reveal for me is you guys are actually sharing the same space!

[@thaesimir]

In persoooon?!?! Awesome to see y'all together!