SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME (I was NOT ready!) MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

Head to www.squarespac... to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code addiecounts!
Today we are watching Spider-Man: No Way Home! Enjoy!
Subscribe for weekly reaction videos! Leave a comment for what movies or shows you want to see next.
MY PATREON (polls, full length reactions, and more!): / addiecounts
MY INSTAGRAM: addie_counts
Check out my gear!
(As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases from using the links below.)
My Sony ZV-1 Camera: amzn.to/3VHR3eq
My Sony ZV-1 Camera + Vlogger Accessory Kit: amzn.to/3CdJFR5
My JBL Live 660NC Headphones: amzn.to/3Z8kLME
My Blue Yeti Nano Microphone: amzn.to/3X2sOIX
My Sunpak Tripod: amzn.to/3i2krP7
My Elgato Key Light Air: amzn.to/40Aqbkw
My Neon Sign: amzn.to/3Gwxv8H
My LED Color Changing Light Bulb: amzn.to/3VKYKR3
Amazon Prime Free Trial: amzn.to/3GBmfrq
Prime Video Free Trial: amzn.to/3GyX9JN
A HUGE THANK YOU to my top tier Patreon members! This would not be possible without you:
Aaron Chandler, Akadin, Alex Tan, Andre Agog, Atomos, Benjamin Hall, Billy Dancel, Brian, Calvin Coderre, Cameron Munier, carbsix, Charles G, Chip MC, Christopher Scaparo, Clayton D. Salisbury, Colin Sullivan, David Bennett, Demitrius Stone, deskmerc, Edmund Dantes, Evan Coleman, Gary Davidson, Gcvftw, Greg, hapomwak, Isaiah Mesa, Israel, Jason Schuler, Jeremy Ford, Jim Schmitz, Jon Johns, Justin, Kirk Andrew Uhl II, Lord Byron, Lorenzo Baxter, Lorni23, Lou, Mark Dahlen, Martin Björling, Mathew Bunch, Michael Turpin, Michael Wilson, Nathan Swapp, Nicholas Smith, Nick, Nicolas, Noby, Ron McGuirk, Sammy Ekker, Scott Hiester Jr., Skyefriday, Sondre Stokka, Sonny Smith, Stokes King of the Monsters, Thexx, Thomas, Thomas Amann, tmazon, Todd the Evil Overlord, Tony Sanson, Torrence Chrisman. Victor Vrignaud, and Vidal (BillyG!) Gomez Jr!
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners.
I have no intent on claiming this footage as my own. I am simply providing commentary and constructive feedback.

[@_toph_]

andrew's reaction after saving zendaya will forever be one of the greatest moments in film.

[@Pecos1]

Everytime. Makes. Me. Cry.

[@MrKrowix2106]

It's the proudest moment and also the most heartbreaking

[@BubbaCoop]

He really is a great actor

[@QuayNemSorr]

It's amazing. He's amazing!

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

@@QuayNemSorr YOU'RE amazing!

[@joshuacampbell7493]

I been watching Spider-Man for the past 20 years. Now Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield & Tom Holland working together for the first time. Stan "The Man" Lee would be so proud of them.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Too bad he didn't know how Avi Arad was ruining them to the point of having the sequels canceled

[@marlonclark1896]

same

[@sayemahmed7439]

I agree

[@kevinzanuar5492]

​@@Zombiesnyder13Yeah you're right, that's suck... But hey, look at the bright sight, if that didn't happen, we wouldn't have had this movie

[@SkavenUK]

Charlie's/Daredevil's cameo in this movie literally got me into watching the netflix series. So glad I did as it's awesome.

[@rangelgaming1374]

Same dudeee, ive wanted to watch the show for years but never did for some reason and then when he was in the she hulk trailer i was like "ok i think its time" and i checked out the other shows out too and they are all great but man daredevil season 3 was my favorite out of the 3 and im very excited for born again

[@dimitrijohnson6240]

Same

[@LondonCelt]

Brilliant show

[@willracer1jz]

Spoiler Alert!!!

[@swish007]

why can't marvel just make an epic r-rated daredevil movie? or better yet, a Punisher movie with bernthal? they are sitting on a goldmine but i bet they're afraid to go the full-on r-rated route (which you would HAVE to do with the Punisher)

[@stephenochosiete9869]

Toby isn’t as sad anymore talking about uncle Ben, it’s been so long but he still hurts. Andrew still cries and feels the pain since it’s relatively recent. Love that detail.

[@donnyouttheway4091]

That’s how you know he’s a middle aged man now. he got through all that pain.

[@davidsavage5630]

Still a decade. Not exactly REALLY recent for him. Just more recent than anything Toby's Spider-Man dealt with..

[@blujay_1743]

Also Tobey lost a parental figure, while Andrew lost a once in a multiverse soul-mate(and right after they had the beautiful 'we'll make it work no matter what' moment too). Both hurt, but I feel like Andrew's is the kind of loss that you can never truly get over. Even in the comics, the effects of Gwen's loss cause a riff between Peter and MJ, because she feels almost jealous that Peter still loves her even when married to MJ many years later. Truly one of the most tragic moments in all of storytelling.

[@Nolabray21]

@@davidsavage5630more then a decade lmfaooo more like two🤣its been almost 20 years since the first spider man movie when this released so he had alot and alot of time to move on and accept he can do better for his uncle, andrew lost his uncle too he was able to accept that eventually but then gwen was just too much for him as that felt like completely his failure unlike uncle ben he was strong enough he was already spider man but she still died and that definitely would break andrew more then tobey

[@indiraniannadurai6998]

The Spidermans Pointing At Eachother When Ned Said 'Peter' Is A Spidey Meme

[@Tim_E21]

The reason he doesn’t tell MJ who he is is because he notices her wound, and he realizes that he’s the reason that she was in danger. To me that scene is him finally understanding the biggest lesson that his Spider-Man had yet to learn, which is that great responsibility is also the responsibility to keep your loved ones safe, even sometimes at your own personal cost. His failure to understand that early on is what caused him to mess with the spell because he thought he could still have it both ways. This was the movie where Tom Holland finally became Spider-MAN

[@chadjenkins4876]

Totally true. I do think he will tell her eventually though. Probably frequenting that coffee shop

[@Tim_E21]

@@chadjenkins4876 Yeah, eventually I think it will work out. Maybe he’ll try to build a relationship with her naturally and she’ll remember him that way

[@vianneyb.8776]

Personally, I'd say that Doctor Strange's irresponibility in giving out a multiverse shattering spell to Peter without taking the time to explain how it works and the ramifications, is the real cause behind that. But Peter did put his loved ones in danger by trying to do the right thing and saving all the bad guys.

[@Tim_E21]

@@vianneyb.8776 I agree that Strange should have explained it better. And I actually don’t think Peter doing the right thing and saving the villains is worth focusing on as the reason they were in danger because A) like you said it was the right thing, and B) as long as they know him they are going to want to help, and therefore will ALWAYS be in danger. That’s a constant thread throughout Spider-Man’s history, look no further than Gwen in TASM 2. So I think even though Strange should have explained it better, Peter’s initial desire to do something selfless and get them out of the pain they were experiencing because they knew him was the right basic instinct, and it was that pure intention that made Strange want to do the spell for him. But then he tried to tweak it to still have everything the way he wanted. His mistake was thinking that Mysterio revealing his identity was the reason for their pain and that everything was fine before that, but in reality it was really himself who had already put them in harms way, both physically and emotionally. And I think by the end of the movie that’s what he finally realizes

[@diypropsmodels7064]

@@Tim_E21 yeah it’s one of the few nitpick in this movie even though it’s a masterpiece

[@476429]

At the end, when Peter asked if MJ was okay and she said, "Yeah. It doesn't hurt anymore," I knew he wouldn't tell her. He felt like he caused her that pain and without him in her life, the pain is gone. That was the most heartbreaking moment for me.

[@Wezt334]

Timeline wise the movie ends at around the time Hawkeye takes place. What I love about this movie is it’s a quintessential Spider-Man story, Peter does the right thing to save people yet it costs him everything to do that

[@turtletrekker86]

Specifically, it takes place just before Hawkeye because the big Christmas tree at the skating rink is still standing.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

​@@turtletrekker86 maybe Spiderman saves kingpin from eccho at the end of hawk eye show

[@FranciscoHOS]

@@nidheeshkumar6760nah he gets shot, loses his eye. like in the comics.

[@nidheeshkumar6760]

@@FranciscoHOS maybe or maybe not let's see

[@Wezt334]

@@nidheeshkumar6760 he cant

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Tobey is the responsible oldest brother, Andrew is the insecure middle child and Tom is the goofy youngest brother.

[@vishurajput402]

Switch Tom And Andrew, then perfect 😂

[@raymonddarhk20]

& biggest spoiler.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@vishurajput402 No, Andrew seemed the most insecure because he has never fought an alien and considered himself lame because of it.

[@donnyouttheway4091]

@@vetarlittorf1807 yea he’s definitely the insecure one 😂

[@gysaidurgans3574]

I guess I’m the goofiest

[@dizzyrascal5015]

No matter how many times I see it, Andrew rescuing MJ gives me more chills then anything of all cinema I've seen.

[@Just1Tony23]

Same I almost teared up

[@formydyingeyes]

I cried the most from the scene when Peter decided to not tell MJ. That small Cut on her head. He loves her so much that he would rather be without her than even be the reason for a simple cut. She’d always be in danger. 😞

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

Seeing as you knew "all" the Spidermen, their vilains and stories, like the Amazing Spiderman saving MJ having failed to save Gwen, geeking when Andrew and Tobey showed up, made your reactions so much more precious.

[@megafan2000]

Even though I think most people figured they were lying that Tobey and Andrew weren't in it, we all still popped the same in theaters when they came out.

[@RJALEXANDER777]

I knew as soon as I saw that pumpkin bomb roll into shot during the trailer. No way they'd bring the villains back and not the heroes.

[@megafan2000]

@@RJALEXANDER777 exactly. Of course I didn't expect them to advertise Tobey and Andrew but yeah no way the villains were returning without bringing in Tobey and Andrew.

[@RJALEXANDER777]

@@megafan2000 I will say though I think that's the first time I've audibly gasped at a trailer before. Took me by absolute surprise and was so glad the movie was a special one.

[@ryn7353]

This movie accomplished something that not even the Avengers could top. A lot of the prior stars for those movies were under contract. For the Big Plan. Concluding at Endgame. No one reprising their roles from the other universes were under such an obligation. So for them to come back. And want to come back for one of the greatest collaborations ever was amazing. Eye Candy at times, but who cares! I cried so many times during this movie!

[@danielanderson8322]

This is why I always consider this film to be more of a crossover (from what you said about "contract") and the other ones to be an ensemble

[@mycroft16]

When Ned calls out Peter and all three of them reply and start pointing at each other... Marvel literally gave us the meme. This movie hits extremely hard. There's just something about Spiderman, the things he's been through, his losses, and his constant desire to help even the villains that makes him so just beloved by everyone. And man they did not pull their punches in this one.

[@brandonnezamoodeen8882]

Future generations will never know the experience of seeing this legendary movie in theaters for the first time.

[@mikenelson3398]

That's how I feel about infinity war and endgame. I didn't see them in the theatre because i wasn't a huge marvel guy then. I am now and i hate that I couldn't seen either of those movies on opening weekend. I did with this movie. Me and my boy went twice on opening weekend, saturday and sunday. Worth it.

[@wildcard04]

@@mikenelson3398 yeah me too. Every time I watch either of those movies now, I can’t help but think how amazing it would’ve been in a full packed theater. But I did get to experience NWH opening night tho, which was just insane!

[@carlmccartney1025]

All 3 were the best theater experiences I've ever had, the silence after infinity war spoke volumes, the cheering when cap lifted mjolnir was infectious, and all 3 spidermen on screen for a quarter of the movie was intoxicating and still the best thing I've ever seen

[@joeblankenship377]

Yeah, it's always a good time when a packed movie theater audience all cheers for something. Reminded me of Endgame.

[@lukasismael995]

This is beyond a doubt my most favorite Spider-Man movie of all time. The banter scenes between all the three Spider-Men are the best part of the movie I didn't know I really needed. It even addressed the meme of the duplicate Spider-Men.

[@merchillio]

I knew the 3 of them would be in it, but I expected a small fan service cameo, I never thought they’d be an integral part of the third act

[@Kap00rwith2os]

Normally I don't comment on a reactor's in-video ad, but...this one was very creative and on-brand for this movie! Very well done 👏😁

[@davewhitmore1958]

Now for the Addie-Dog reactions!

Very creative and ingenious.

[@Desertfox201]

Aunt May's death is so much more devastating where we only meet uncle Ben in the first few minutes of the other 2 movies, we have grown to know and love Aunt May in all the movies.

[@jkhoover]

I was really expecting an end credit scene with Tobey and Kirsten Dunst. I really thought that would have been a perfect ending. Definitely better than a Dr. Strange trailer.

[@jubayeagabe561]

The end credit scene of Eddie Brock portion of the symbiote left behind was from the original story of how Carnage came about...they were cellmates, the symbiote found Brock, freed him and spawned a seed that bonded with Kletus Cassidy a psycho path serial killer and Carnage was born.

[@crappleindusuries]

So when Doctor Strange separated Peter's astral form from his body and his body was stull moving, if you look over Peters astral head you'll see some squiggles which is a little nod to how they used to draw spider sense in the comics and that's how his body was moving by itself.

[@1515cci]

exactly! Not too many people see this.

[@Captainkebbles1392]

In the test screening they gave up, the stab Toby got was fatal, which is why it sounded much more gruesome

[@glennwelsh9784]

Now Addie sees why watching the other Spider-Man movies was so relevant. No Way Home hits different and so much harder. It validates all of those other movies. They're all MCU canon now instead being separate movies totally detached from everything else. They all happened, they all mattered, and they ultimately play a crucial role in the development of Tom Holland's Spider-Man while bringing some much-needed closure to their own stories.

[@thatperformer3879]

​ The best thing endgame did was establish that going back in time doesn't change the future, just creates a new timeline. So it's a new timeline for the villains now cured, but when Tobey and Andrew go home, their lives remain the same. A smart writing choice as to not erase any of the events of their movies.

[@spaceghost4474]

I wonder how many people caught the homage to Electro's comic book mask when he first appears at the Statue of Liberty. If you look closely at his head in the very first couple of seconds you will see the electricity form the star shape around his face like his comic book mask does. Just an observation from a long time Spidey fan.

[@rangelgaming1374]

YESSSSS FINALLY!!!!! IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE, god i wish i can go back to the day i saw it in theaters for the first time very packed and very emotional and nostalgic for me. Such a great movie and i definitely recommend watching the netflix marvel shows like daredevil,Jessica jones,punisher etc. I still cant believe this movie exists.

[@phtevenj]

Also i LOVE that they did the spiderman pointing meme in this movie... it was epic 30:50 ish

[@djcowell91]

While they didn't remember Peter at the end, did you notice that MJ was still wearing the necklace that Peter got her in the previous movie? So there's still SOME connection for them to work with...

[@bHoneyrub]

The movie was epic to say the least, now imagine seeing it in a crowded theater with spidey fans. Truly an experience

[@ThePonderer]

“Every character in this movie has made me cry” LEGIT. Like Lizard might be the only major character in the film that doesn’t get a really great tearjerker moment.

[@BeyondBlue22]

A really subtle touch to the movie that contributed to Peter's decision at the end that I don't think a lot of people notice: when he first asks MJ about her head wound, she says it doesn't hurt. When he asks later, after she forgot him, she says it doesn't hurt ANYMORE. It DID hurt, but she didn't tell him, to spare his feelings. In that moment, he realizes that a lot of their time together probably hurt her, but she'd never say it out loud. So he figures maybe they're better off not knowing him after all. And that is SAD AS FUCK.

[@CrazeeAdam]

I don't think it can be stated how hard it was to make this movie (I would think at least).. Contracts, getting rights, getting all the actors to come back etc. Not to mention having everyone keep the fact that this was a Spiderverse movie underwraps?? I also love that the ending puts the MCU Peter in the same position as Toby Maguire's. He's living on his own in a dingy apartment listening to the radio scanner for crime. Pretty cool full circle moment

[@fighterx9840]

I would like to think that Tom-Peter's hug to Tobey-Peter and Andrew-Peter was rather genuine and Tom was really happy and a bit emotional that he got to work with them

[@alive4metal731]

I absolutely love how Norman Osborne, and both Peter Parkers were quickly able to deduce that they were in a different universe from their own. Gives credit to the genius intellect the characters possess.

[@paulchavez3039]

When I first saw this and aunt may said her power/responsibility line, my stomach dropped. This movie hit rly hard and now Peter is really Spider-Man.

[@samhardaway4368]

Andrew Garfield was my favorite Spider-Man. Seeing him got me excited and hearing him talk about how he lost Gwen made me start crying and my Wife looked at me and asked "Are your crying?! Why are you crying?" Then she asked that again when Andrew saved MJ when I broke down again. After all that, she told me she hasn't seen Andrew's Spider-Man movies. So, I made her watch them and she was bawling at the end of TASM 2. All I could do is look at her with tears in my own eyes and asked "Why the hell are you crying?!" Lol😂. She told me to shut up and she now understands why I was crying. Lol

[@Zombie_Trooper]

I can't wait for MoM!!!! I know it's not everyone's favorite, but it's my favorite MCU film, and I'm always hyped to see great reactors watching it. Can't wait!!!

[@testfire3000]

In many ways this was the ultimate Marvel movie. It pulled together characters, plots and stories from nearly 20 years of film and brought them all together for one banger of a movie! Just the thought of how they were able to get all these actors together. Digitally de-age Alfred Molina for his amazing role as Doc Ock! There is just too much good to say about this movie. Which is why thousands of us come here to hear you say it. ❤ Thank you Addie!

[@SilentBob731]

Definitely the best of the Spider-Man movies, and one of the MCU's finest in general. Great work as always, Addie. You're a Real One, and love the multiversal into. 🤣👍✌❤

[@eastwood1026]

I like how you’re one of the very few that realize how overpowered electro is throughout the movie. He literally was taking everybody out so you’re correct. Green goblin is the main villain but electro and sandman were the strongest

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

this movie is just as good as Spiderman 2 (2004). I really like what they did with the multiverse stuff as it was one of the most unique concepts to introduce to Marvel live action movies.

[@bobapjok4241]

Also Hannibal Burress is just amazing as well. Love his humor

[@Eliminator6363]

This movie did an amazing job at "validating" the OG's. It made them not feel like iterations of the same character but rather unique characters with their own experiences and adventures.

[@fandomgaymertransgirl2.0]

When I watched it in theaters everyone was laughing, cheering and crying. Spider-Man: No Way Home is one of the greatest superhero movies ever made.

[@aaronbenson2767]

I think I cried as much as you did, Addie. This film is such a beautiful love letter to Spider-Man, his film legacy, and just overall theme of being Spider-Man “With great power… comes great responsibility.” And thankfully, the story is not over.

[@CarnageO31]

I feel like the number 1 rule to Spider-man is he's not allowed to be happy.

[@Quixotic1018]

"When you help someone, you help everyone" was a May quote from the Playstation Spider-man game.

[@FullMetalB]

My biggest disappointment was seeing Spiderman swinging above where the Hawkeye finale took place but then he never showed up.....he lives RIGHT THERE! 😂

[@vetarlittorf1807]

My theater went nuts when Tobey and Andrew appeared. Also, Tobey is still the best Spider-Man.

[@arwyss]

I think Tobey was the best Peter Parker, Andrew was the best Spider-Man, and Tom is a good blend of the two.

[@BasedNate]

Definitely my preferred spiderman

[@vetarlittorf1807]

​@@arwyss No. That's objectively wrong. Tobey represented the core of Spider-Man's character. Andrew was just the surface level edgy 90's Spider-Man and Tom is basically a white Miles Morales.

[@crispy_338]

@@vetarlittorf1807 calm down kid, it’s a comic book character

[@kuivia]

@@vetarlittorf1807 The best even in opinion doesn't have to be most comic book accurate, besides aren't there major spider-man arcs when he's basically just a bully? tobey was only ever that with the symbiote and otherwise super dorky and puppy dog friendly

[@MattPerk7]

"It doesn't really hurt anymore." When I'm Jay said that about the cut on her head, I think it was a little bit metaphorical and Peter took it to mean that she has less pain in her life with him out of it. I think that's why he did not try to tell her who he was to her.

[@mattsmith1318]

I always thought at the very end, when they're standing at the graves, before he walks off he should have turned and told him "stay Happy".❤

[@rohanchooramun7288]

"With great power xomes great responsibility" this iconic line is enough to know what's coming next just like Tobey Maguire's and Andrew Garfiled 's spiderman led to uncle Ben's death. Daredevil on the list... best TV-Show ever made.

[@Ironmew05]

Fun fact: In the comics, Ned ends up becoming the Hobgoblin.

[@isadoreuniverse2831]

Witnessing this movie in the theaters was greatest moment in my life. 33:49 MY FAVORITE SHOT!

[@JustZy]

Ever since I started watching your videos, this movie was the one I was most excited for you to watch.

[@stewart1555]

I💜love this movie 🔥🔥🔥, the writers brought together all the nostalgia with some upgrades to give Tom's Spiderman that "coming of age" character development, with Aunt May's lessons and her tragic death. It's so good!!

[@paneledmeteor33]

Venom! At the end

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Honestly, I thought Addie was gonna upload Venom today, then Let there be Carnage Wednesday & No Way Home Friday. But a least she watched Venom 1&2 first before No Way Home.

[@todderickson2435]

Finally! 😊 One of my absolute favorite reactors watched what is quite possibly my favorite movie of all time. Amazing Spider-Man was the first comic book I ever bought as a kid, and he has always been my favorite superhero. This movie was everything for me!! Way, way too many awesome and touching moments to mention, but one of the best things was the three Spider-Men interacting. Tobey will always be my Spider-Man, but Tom has almost perfectly captured the essence of Spidey, and Andrew absolutely shined in this movie. The little moment with Tobey and Otto reconnecting, with the classic music playing, was simply perfect. Addie, you asked why so many things in this movie were making you cry. (Like it was for me and SO many others.) Simple: this movie was done RIGHT. The great shout-outs to the past were integral to the story, not just fan service. I love this movie, and I love your reactions!! Oh, and your "multiverse intro" was phenomenal!! 😁

[@streamspoart2671]

How ironic that Tobey Maguire's Spiderman lied to Harry said he has no GF, he's too busy with Peter Parker things and then Andrew Garfield's Spider-man lied to him said he has no GF, too busy with Spider-Man things 😅

[@KS-xk2so]

Doctor Strange can't grab the box even when Peter is separated from his body due to "the Peter Tingle". Spidey Sense is built into his body, so its able to dodge his attempts to grab it. You can even see wavy lines around astral Peter's head, which is how the sense was always displayed in the comics.

[@Jessica_Roth]

Best SquareSpace Ad Ever! Okay, verrrry low bar to clear, but still. This is the first time I noticed that Peter is looking at the window *before* the brick comes through it. Daredevil reacts, but Peter had his tingle before. Cool. My favorite part: DOC OCK: You think your fancy new suit is going to save you? *TWO MINUTES LATER* The suit pairs with Ock's arms and saves Peter. And since that's Stark technology, it's like Tony saving Peter from beyond the grave. "Even Dead, I'm The Hero". Awww.

[@WhiteTiger93]

I've always been a Marvel fan since I was little, and grew up with Tobey Maguire's Spiderman. Having seen his movies, the launch of the MCU, Andrew's Debut, and Tom being the main Spiderman now, the memories over the years have been beautiful. Between the MCU and innovation in gaming, there has never been a better time to be a Marvel Fan. Glad I got to watch your reaction to the MCU (once again, time flies) and looking forward to more reactions!

[@solrachernandez3389]

Multiverse of madness is next for Addie can't wait to see her reaction to it

[@marlonclark1896]

same

[@ghostlagon1965]

Lol yep

[@SonicFrozen_Fan2005_Official]

It's about time!!! But it's on Patreon, though. We will wait to see it soon on KZbin.

[@jasonatwood7071]

I don't cry easily. And some of these moments definitely got me close. Your reactions though, those got all kinds of teary. Thanks a lot, Addie... lol

[@DerekHise]

19:35, He was able to keep the box away from Dr. Strange while in his astral form, because his muscles were acting on autopilot. Do you recall how how Dr. Strange was able to read books in astral form, while Strange's physical body could sleep and continue unconscious tasks (like breathing)? Spider-Man's crazy quick reaction times and counters have been explained in other media as instinctual movements heightened by his "spider sense". Muscle memory might be the closest analogy, but the point is he could play a game of keep-away, without having to make conscious decisions. To confirm this, if you look closely around Peter's head, you can see distortions that match the lightning shaped Spider-Man tingle marks also shown in "Into The Spider-Verse" or other media.

[@nathanaelcard6442]

I have waited TOO LONG for this video and it was worth it! I’m glad you eventually saw Peter was doing the right thing for everyone, because I see some commentators say idc just send them home to die, and not appreciate Spider-Man’s character because he does NOT kill people. Anyway I’m so glad you enjoyed this so much! Also fyi, the scene where Peter wails on Goblin while he laughs is one of my favorite scenes ever (the Doc Ock bridge scene being the other)!!! 😁

[@dizzyrascal5015]

I'm so glad Andrew got a redemption in this movie. He will always remain my favourite Spiderman.

[@dustyb58]

it's weird how in the beginning Strange is like "ok here we go everyone, it's forgettin' time!" and near the end he's changed to "but... everyone will forget... we love you :(" His line about their death being more important than their lives was major foreshadowing about May.

[@SlightlyStabby]

One of my favorite little easter eggs (if you can call it that) in No Way Home is when Peter fights Goblin in the hallway, and you can see all the training/studying he has done from the other Avengers. A lot of his moves are straight from Black Widows skillset.

[@CookieFoxx]

ok, I have to admit that this sponsorship was really creative!

[@smdias65]

This had everything I wanted in a Spider-Man movie, including Charlie Cox! I didn't think they would ever bring characters from the Netflix (now Disney+) shows into the MCU. This is how to tell a multiverse story.

[@WyattoonsComics]

I love how we all got trolled a bit with the black suit. Marketing, toys, merch etc all showed the suit off and we all assumed it was some crazy new magic-powered suit he for from Strange. Now we know it’s the old suit just flipped inside out. 😂

[@Jesterclown17]

The ending was such an emotional gut punch. As bad as things are, as hopeless as it may feel, Peter's still putting on that suit and rushing into danger knowing there's people out there he needs to help. It perfectly captures what makes Spider-Man Spider-Man. God, I can't wait to see where things go from here!

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Poor Addie Angel 😇 I feel so sorry for you when you get scared, but I think it's so adorable.🌷🩷🌹❤️🥀💘💖💞

[@user-kn5hv4fy7b]

something to keep in mind with this is that Holland's Peter also had an Uncle Ben who died in a similar way to the other 2 and he also gave him the responsibility speech beforehand which was referenced in Civil War by Peter. Aunt May just reminded him of that here/ said it as it was originally written.

[@Scott-ec4cs]

Everyone has been waiting for your reaction to this movie in the way they were waiting for Endgame. It was so well done and your reaction was ours. We appreciate you pulling us back in. Have fun.

[@mhazzy155]

I will never, ever forget the cinematic experience of seeing this on opening night. Maybe the single greatest theater experience I've ever had.

[@rufus5966]

In the 1970s there was a live-action Spider-Man TV show. The actor that played Peter Parker was the old man in the coffee shop at the end of the movie👍

[@alexanderroldan6051]

WHAT FIRST TIME WATCHING, THIS IS BRAND NEW

[@passionsquietrage]

I don't understand why people had such an issue with Peter being Spiderman. He and his friends got denied college acceptance and arrest warrant was issued. Why? He didn't break any laws and being a superhero AND an Avenger shouldn't have had any relevance to his or his friends education. Also, the fact that her name is MJ Watson but she ISN'T Mary Jane has never made sense to me.

[@MTStingray]

What's unfortunate about all of the villains being 'fixed', is Doc Ock and Electro probably went back and immediately died anyway. They were sent back to their own universes at the moment they were pulled from them. At that moment, Doc Ock's machine is self-sustaining and in the process of destroying the city, and has to be drowned. Electro is stuck in the electric grid while fighting Spider-Man and is going to overload. I say this because Doc says (while in denial of dying in his universe) that he had Peter by the throat and then he was there, which would have been near the end of Spider-Man 2. Electro describes his scene as being in the grid and becoming pure energy (process of overloading).

[@nightshade7240]

I think this is the best marvel movie to date and it proves that a solid script that is true to the spirit of the marvelverse is more important than CGI spectacle.

[@DingoEnderZOE2]

8:41 The moment when you can see her trying to remember the events of the previous movies.😂

[@callinglast]

You're squarespace add got me to chuckle

[@sangun123]

it is the perfect spiderman origin IMO, lmfao just depressing af and peter getting absolutely shit on his soul for doing the right thing, it hits every essential spiderman theme

[@bobapjok4241]

Also couldnt figure out why they had to forget Peter Parker and not just that Peter Parker is Spider-man. Wouldnt that have been better. They would still know each other, just not the secret

[@davidbergfors6820]

I don't think no one can ever be ready for the brutality of this story!

[@IndependentConversations]

I got to tell you the ending still hurts between this and endgame marvel really knew how to deliver some emotional gut punches

[@dax977]

Loved the reaction in this and all your emotions showing... just like everyone else who watched it.

[@rakhimberdiyevt]

That's the kind of ad break we deserve. Good job Addie!

[@NickStutler]

If you don't know, the quote on May's gravestone is a Spider-Man PS4 reference.

[@gregorysmith3234]

Can’t wait to watch this after work, thank you Addie 😇

[@nebbia2453]

Peter body's could move because of his Spider-Sense (Peter tingle) which not only helps him predict the danger it also makes his body move automatically sometimes.

[@holdenb.huffman4042]

No matter how many times I watch this film, I still am in disbelief it exists

[@jamesdee759]

One thing that I noticed. At the end Peter put a little Emperor (Star Wars) Lego figure on the table top. So if Peter is a Star Wars fan then he should recognize Nick Fury as Jedi Master Mace Windu. Peter should have so many questions for Nick Fury and I would love to see that encounter. lol

[@thepyromantic3468]

The irony in curing Osborne is that by doing so Peter does in fact kill Green Goblin and get his revenge with the advantage of not having any guilt

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

He did kill him, from a certain point of view.

[@Wonderpalm1979]

Spider-Man was always and will always be my favorite. Something grounded about him other superheroes lacked and just so damned cool.

[@infinitelybi2064]

🎉🎉 Such an amazing reaction! Felt like I was watching it for the 1st time again with you lol I saw this in theaters 3 times then bought the Blu-Ray for it as well 😅 ultimately the end sums up everything about who Spider-Man is, and staying true to the words "With great power, there must also come great responsibility" ❤

[@jemal999]

25:47 And that's when I said "OH NO" in theatres..