Spider-Man: No Way Home TOP 10 Most Emotional Moments (SPOILERS)

[@MamasGeeky]

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[@duck-tape]

Damn it you made me cry again, just talking about how Andrew saved MJ got me Though they were happy tears The scene that got me was after May died and MJ came to Tom on top of the school, now that broke me. Oh I shed tears for Aunt May, but damn it when Tom's Peter broke down with MJ and all that pain came out. You could feel it come through the screen

[@danisar6153]

Aunt Mays death was so hurtful. And the fact that Marissa Tomei thinks no one cared about her being in the movie just is so sad. We do love you Marissa!

[@MamasGeeky]

She thinks that?!?

[@danisar6153]

@@MamasGeeky in an interview i think she said :(

[@MamasGeeky]

@@danisar6153 Awww, that is so sad!

[@Chaden]

@@MamasGeeky she said nobody in her family cares

[@CordeliaDoyle]

Aww we care!

[@TheIncredibleMalk]

I welled up several times, managed not to full-on cry even at the May scene... and then Andrew saved MJ and I was just BROKEN. What a movie.

[@MamasGeeky]

Andrew.... his face... give him all the best supporting actor awards because... 😭😭

[@Frangucci]

That moment, when Peter is saying goodbye to Ned and MJ, with Strange doing the spell... That music was absolutely perfect. Very reminiscent of Friga's funeral music, it's just such an emotional score

[@DedricSilva]

I wonder if this also happened so we can meet Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacey?

[@kristhegoat3034]

@@DedricSilva no I hope not. Mj and Ned should remember him

[@kristhegoat3034]

@@DedricSilva I just don’t want them to throw away mj and Ned like that. Especially mj

[@MosGerila.]

Andrew was the best spider in this movie, he amazed me in so many ways. The scene when he catches m.j. broke me. The look on his face crying.. it destroyed me.. How can you be happy and sad at the same time after a movie?

[@righteousrawb7225]

I agree

[@duck-tape]

I just came out of the movie and that is how I feel right now

[@leslieturner8276]

Andrew hit it out of the park in this film, his reaction when he saves MJ, it really got me! I wish that it was possible to get Andrew in the suit for one last time so that his arc comes to its conclusion, but if not this is a fitting tribute to his version of Spider-man. This as a Spider-man film is 10/10 for me!

[@shaunreed3492]

When Andrew caught MJ i started tearing up to. Cause ever since Gwen's death hes needed a chance to in a way redeem himself. And in that moment he for Tom what he couldnt do for himself.

[@RicochetGrey]

I didn’t tear up until his friends found him on the roof and sat and cried with him for a few seconds then seeing Tobey and Andrew be so calm and sympathetic towards him seeing a younger version of themselves endure the same pain they had both already been through. That moment and the Spider-Hug got me

[@thenickeroo2008]

A scene that gave me the biggest trauma was that fight between Green Goblin and Spider-Man in the apartment. It was so horrific and dark that it made me cry. As a teen, I actually got scared so bad. This movie really took me back to the moments when I first watched Spider-Man 1 final battle back in 2010. That scene defined how powerful Willem Dafoe's acting is, he is a actual god when it comes to these roles, as for Andrew Garfield, I am glad his character got redemption and also ups his character arc. I love how he interacts with the other cast in the movie which is just a *chef's kiss* and then the ending of No Way Home really made me think of Tom Holland to be my #1 Spider-Man, he ain't Iron-Boy Jr anymore. HE IS THE SPIDER-MAN. All the sacrifices he made has been really hard and we can actually feel the pain like his close ones forgetting him, losing Aunt May and Tony- like come on, even his new suit at the end is just giving the ultimate spider-man vibes AND I AM GLAD TOM NOW HAS ANOTHER TRILOGY IN THE MAKING WHICH IS JUST SPECTACULAR. CANT WAIT TO LOOK FORWARD IN THE FUTURE

[@WhiteBearProductionsLPW]

I cried non-stop about the death of Aunt May. My heart shattered about that scene.

[@thedadalorian4782]

Growing up Tobey was my Spider-Man he was childhood hero. I’m now a father a little Spider-Man fanatic who has grew up on Toms Spider-Man. When I purchased the tickets I also purchased Spider-Man costumes for me and my son and gave them to him the night before the movie. That night I could sleep emotionally I wasn’t ready for this. The most emotional moment for me was seeing my son fixated on the screen with a smile ear to ear and him squeezing my hand looking to me and telling me “Look dad! Look! Look at our Spider-Mans dad!” Then him stand on his seat throwing his mask on and yelling at the screen “GO BOYS GOOO!” 🥺😭. Thank you Stan lee for everything. For this moment alone. You helped give a father and his son create a forever core memory that I’ll never forget.

[@deenicholas9601]

Wow this Comment hit me so hard because I brought all 3 of my sons to see this last night and we're all big Spider-man fans. I even got a Spider-man tattoo. It was definitely an experience we had matching Spider-man shirts.

[@thedadalorian4782]

@@deenicholas9601 This made me smile my friend. What a time to be alive to we’re you can bond over something like this with your boys. Me personally I grew up with out a father so all I had were comic books to help escape as a kid. Spider-Man meant the world to me and now I get to enjoy it with my son. For him to understand and identify that that his generation Spider-Man is teaming up with my childhood Spider-Man and seeing his excitement knowing that they both teamed up forever means the world to me

[@layceeferguson1991]

I love this movie so much and it absolutely exceeded my expectations. Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland have amazing chemistry with each other and loved when you see the 3 of them bonding. Aunt May dying made cry my eyes out. Sony confirmed that Tom Holland will continue to play Spider-Man for them and Marvel Studios.

[@Thebraveandthebold2130]

I just got this thought:when toby's Peter was stopping Holland's Peter from killing norman,he wasn't just stopping Holland's Peter from going to his dark side,but he also saved Norman from the very glider that killed Norman! I wish harry was alive so that he could know this.

[@Berke_West]

bro stop im losing it

[@larkin2662]

This may be a little understated moment in the film, but when Andrew's Peter Parker says he's always wanted brothers hit me emotionally. It made me realize Peter in all incarnations has no siblings and is destined to be orphaned and alone. The Peter Parkers in this film became a band of brothers.

[@MamasGeeky]

Yes!! SO true!

[@mikecook9929]

Actually, Peter does have a sister named Teresa. Look it up.

[@baconboyaussie1021]

The chemistry and jokes that the 3 Spider-Man had was so goood. When Andrew started crying after saving MJ it got me hard…

[@DeeeJay07]

Some scenes was emotional like Aunt May dying and Tom Holland being heartbroken. Tom Holland saying to Zendaya that "Y'all gonna forget me" Both MJ and Ned. But one thing that's really get me emotionally hard was Tom Holland hugging Tobey and Andrew. I mean that was sweet and a great moment but that was really really amazing. Seeing the three best actors and three best spider man, what a great moment

[@MamasGeeky]

SUCH a great moment!

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

I have seen a lot of death scenes but something about Aunt May's hurts the most. Because in a way it is Peter Parker's doing, he's standing there in the middle of the wreckage he feels he created and then his Aunt dies... and the killer did it for *no other reason* than to prove that morality is a weakness, *the same morality that got him to try and save the villains in the first place* .... How does someone get over this? That level of guilt is insurmountable and multiplies the grief 10 fold. I can't even image the level of pain he was feeling when he was sitting there with her in her last moments.

[@matthagen67]

I really wish Stan Lee could see this movie. I'm sure it would make his heart very happy

[@elliottbullockii3282]

Tom Holland saying his final goodbyes to the Tobey & Andrew, Ned and mostly MJ is what really broke me. I couldn't help myself because that was really gut wrenching, sad but yet powerful. Even when he reunites with them but doesn't say much is just absolutely heartbreaking.

[@Corey41929]

Agreed that part was heartbreaking ned and MJ excitement from all this being over to straight up sadness that all their memories of him will be erased was such a cruel turnaround the soundtrack in the background of that scene truly enhanced it

[@Berke_West]

This is the best MCU movie. ALthough they literally put every single fan made meme, scene and theory into the movie, they didn't felt forced. They learned from Rise of Skywalker. The whole theater went wild in every scene and it is not that common in my country

[@drew31087]

Ugh... Aunt May's death was beyond painful to watch, but VERY CLOSE to Tony Stark's death in Endgame. ALWAYS HURTS IN THE HEART EVERY TIME!

[@MamasGeeky]

yes!! It was so close to that scene! Ugh... so heartbreaking!

[@crashbandi-cody6782]

Something I noticed the second time watching was Dr. Strange, the guy who otherwise doesn’t hesitate to choose the greater good didn’t want to forget Peter himself. I think his exact words were “everyone who knows and loves you, we’d - it’d be like you never existed”

[@MamasGeeky]

Yup, those are his exact, heartbreaking, words.

[@KyrinChase]

I cried when Aunt May died. Tom and Marisa's acting in that scene was perfect The scene on the rooftop when Tobey brought up Uncle Ben and Garfield brought up Gwen and how their deaths affected them was emotional. Peter saying goodbye to MJ and Ned was heartbreaking too. Especially when he sees the bandage on her head and he realizes they'd be safer if they weren't in his life. I'm still thinking about how triumphant and sad the ending. It was cool seeing him make a new suit and swing around NYC. But he doesn't have anyone. Aunt May died. MJ, Ned, Happy and none of the Avengers know who he is either. I really can't wait to see where he'll go from here

[@sidneylominy7331]

Aunt May’s death made me so emotional considering that she was very supportive of Peter even though he made some bad decisions. 😢

[@raymondmadrid]

When otto said to peter you're grown up i felt that as if it was directed to me

[@DarkLadyAthena1]

Omg 😱 the feels! When the Spidey trinity got together and got to work. I absolutely loved it! It's a reminder that Spidey is not who he is because of that spider, but because of his morals and intelligence. Tobey Maguire was really great as the wiseman who was giving both Andrew and Tom Holland advice and comforting them. Andrew was amazing and saving MCU's MJ and his face tearing up was just perfect. Also, the first time they meet Tom Holland and TH is all crying and resigning himself to a bleak worldview, and they all open up to the point that TH says the classic phrase "with great power, comes great responsibility" and they echo it. That was also perfect. They all realize then that's what connects them. That's their origin story and that as bad as life gets, it is what forges them into Spiderman. I don't think that people from other universes forgetting who he is. Only those in his universe. There's definitely going to be more crossovers and the spiderverse is going to continue. Peter became who he had to become. He makes the sacrifices he has for the people he loves because that's who Spiderman is. 💕 😢

[@CordeliaDoyle]

I think I agree with everything you said. But also, can we talk about that brief realization from Strange about no one remembering Peter, not even him? I swear, it was like Benedict himself broke character for a minute there

[@Marcussanders-83]

I saw it today, the audience applause when the other Spiderman show up I almost screamed, I was when aunt may died I hold my tears much I could.

[@stevesthoughts]

I think aunt mays usage of the "great power" quote is the best we've ever seen it be done. it hits so much harder bc may actually knows that Peter is spider man and knows all that he's capable of, whereas the previous uncle ben's had no clue. while it is super emotional, it was also low-key kind of hype. reminds me of when rocky's wife gives him the "win" talk in the hospital in the rocky movies hahaha

[@towkirshuvo97]

The scene where Tobey gets stabbed by Goblin is another scene that literally CRUSHED my heart 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@MamasGeeky]

Yes!

[@jmoney6782]

Honestly.. The saddest thing was seeing Aunt may die and didn't help.when Peter was crying.. And when Andrew got his redemption when he saved MJ 😥 I just loved this movie!!

[@michaelcullen7401]

I was Blow away. I haven't felt like this in a mcu movie since Infinity War. Peter truly became Spider-Man! Peter so far in the MCU been Spider-Kid in Home Coming he was his trying to prove himself as a hero. In Far from home he finally understand the consequences of being a hero and just wanted to be a kid. In this Peter gave up his happiness to keep others safe. That the heart and spirit of Spider-Man!

[@mrwazowski1015]

Loved how Peter went out of his way to actively help the villains. In the second act when he was curing them it really showed his compassion and empathy and this was bolstered by defying strange and making his own decisions. He really became the Spider-Man in this movie

[@chelsey1087]

Everyone forgetting who Peter is, and his goodbyes to MJ and Ned, another scene I was crying so hard at. It makes me feel so bad for Peter. He has a big heart being a hero, saving people and being selfless. I hope there is another spider man where Peter changes his mind and finds a way to get MJ and Ned to remember him

[@aceboogie_77]

One of my favorite emotional scenes/moments is when Andrew Garfield's Spiderman saves MJ . It was awesome ! 🙌😎👌

[@MamasGeeky]

It was AMAZING

[@mattsd454]

I loved your comment in your review letter about how this movie is a love letter to Spider-Man. Nailed it, nailed it, I was thinkin the same thing. This is one of my favorite movies in the MCU franchise. It would have been really easy to get wrong; too many characters, too much stuff happening; but the story, performances, and direction are all excellent.

[@damacattack8434]

No Way Home truly was the MCU's very own version of Into the Spider-Verse.

[@MrFoxinAround]

Phenomenal writing, story, action, and acting. Easily the best Spider-Man movie. So many emotions!

[@WesandCaroline2024]

Saw this opening night, and I loved it!

[@turtl3s0up]

think my moment was when peter tries to re-introduce himself to MJ when she was working and then Ned walks in. He sees that they are happy and decides to leave them be. When MJ has the band-aid and the necklace Peter got her.

[@MamasGeeky]

Yes!!!

[@TheDanielk4]

My favorite Maguire moment was just him and Doc Ock having a nice little conversation. So wholesome.

[@MamasGeeky]

"My dear boy" 😭😭

[@joedavis6029]

Oh, Miss Tessa. That ending! Heart wrenching and prophetic. The reset that takes away my only beef of the MCU Spider-man. Goodbye Stark tech. Let's do this... (THWIP)

[@matthagen67]

We totally need a spin-off focusing on the Filipina grandma and Mr. "Rent-Man" Ditkovich.

[@sdfried4877]

I’ll pay the rent when you fix that damn door!

[@leslieturner8276]

I think that you got it spot on with your selection, I had to hold back the tears on so many occasions during this film, I thought that Aunt May's death was bad enough, but then we had Andrew saving MJ which hit me hard and Tom making his personal sacrifice by giving up MJ and Ned... well that did it for me! I did see it on an IMAX screen in London with a big audience so that was great reactions at all the key points, as someone who used to read Marvel re-prints of Spider-man as a kid in a British comic called TV21, this was a 10 out of 10 as a Spider-man movie, in fact it ranks very favourably with MCU films in general. There were so many great performances in the film and I think credit should be given to Tom for the range that he demonstrated throughout and being able to carry the film as the leading character more so than he has in his previous Spider-man films.

[@adamtobyfebrian3180]

Well said mama geeky!!! I was exactly got same feelings on every each one of your pointed out moment on NWH, tears, joy, screaming outa shitt on theatre, laugh, all of them in one Movie totally a epic fanservice!! Insaneee!! and I think this is it, the real life Journey of Peter Parker just begin, can't wait too see the next one in the future. Regards from Indonesia!!

[@cedricmoss1668]

This movie was excellent, because it close the chapter of the other two movies & I agree with tearful & cheerful moments

[@benjaminchristensen5678]

Hi Tessa I agree with you on everything the movie was incredibly emotional and heartbreaking I cried a few times. My annoying older brother on the other hand thinks that your tears and emotions are fake and not real whereas I believe they are 100% true and real. So are the emotions real

[@MamasGeeky]

I have always been an emotional person. I embrace this side of myself. Just ask my husband -- drives him batty that everything makes me cry. Haha. Just the person I am!

[@benjaminchristensen5678]

@@MamasGeeky And that's a great thing I myself am a pretty emotional person, I cry at so many things in movies, one was with dune oh the emotions where crazy with that

[@nathancarty1]

I love your top ten emotional videos 😊

[@MamasGeeky]

Aww thank you!

[@TheDanielk4]

I love how people absolutely despise TASM 2, but without it, Andrew's Acting in this movie wouldn't hit as hard. Rewatched it today before the movie & man, these are the only 2 superhero movies that make me cry. Beautiful. Also, him catching MJ, we all saw it coming, but actually seeing that, that's probably my favorite Moment in this movie.

[@sirmarshall9521]

TASM2 IS pretty garbage though, just as a film. I don't hate that it exists, but it objectively just a bad film. That said, I actually really liked Garfield in the role.

[@TheDanielk4]

@@sirmarshall9521 Yeah, i do kinda get that. I stopped wanting to convince people of the contrary around 2016, that's like if you're a fan of the Star Wars Prequels, the discourse gets tiring after some time. I love Amazing Spider-Man 2, that's just the way it is 😄

[@sirmarshall9521]

@@TheDanielk4 As you should. People can like whatever they wanna like. Some people just can't wrap their head around the fact that something can be 'technically' done bad and still be enjoyable.

[@joshuastark.5716]

@@TheDanielk4 TASM 2 is like a big Mac Mmm it's delicious /why the fuck is there lettuce/. We can point out the flaws or acknowledge the really ambitious things it tried, and even succeeded in. And also prequels are unironically peak star wars and nobody can change my mind

[@knil456]

I just saw No Way Home, and blown away, and also made me almost cried 4 times! Thank you, Tom Holland! Thank you, Marvel! And most importantly, A big thank you to Stan Lee!

[@ronniedodge3299]

The ending of peter saying goodbye to mj and ned destroyed me i cried so bad

[@chelsey1087]

To go from crying so hard at aunt May’s death to the next scene being Andrew and Tobey arriving, wow what a roller coaster of emotions in this masterpiece movie. I continued crying when Andrew and Tobey showed up since I grew up with spider man especially Tobey’s movies so I still can’t get over watching it the first time and seeing them. Such a wonderful movie theatre experience with all of us cheering. No movie theatre experience can compare to no way home’s movie theatre experience for me now. Best experience ever

[@roderick8167]

No lie Mama's Geeky when you start crying it makes me feel like I'm gonna start crying, it's really contagious 😭

[@kgatewide16]

Fr she Me tearing up 😭

[@kgatewide16]

Had*

[@marvelous8975]

2021 oscar definitely goes to Andrew 🔥😅

[@chelsey1087]

The amount of times that this movie made me cry each 3 times that I watched it in theatres omg. Literally so many scenes had me bawling my eyes out. The first time I watched it, a girl next to me was crying a lot too. I’m sure she also heard me crying at the same time haha. This movie is such a beautiful emotional masterpiece

[@stevesthoughts]

I have a post-no way home depression similar to the way that I had a post-endgame depression, but I felt happier and more at peace after endgame. compared to post-no way home I feel sooo broken and feel like we got put through the ringer with tom during this whole movie. we were given closure with Andrews story, but have a LOOOONNNGG way to go till we get closure for tom

[@marshmello4310]

What got me was when the ending when Peter went to his apartment alone, I felt lonely for Peter. I hope in the next Spider-Man movie Peter gets Ned and MJ to remember him or Peter finds new friends. Everyone needs friends including superheroes

[@michaeljamesjr.]

With Great power comes great responsibility- Tobey Maguire/Spider-Man to Tom Holland Spidey and awww poor Pete he was broken emotionally and saddened 🥺🥺🥺🥺 and Andrew Garfield spidey broke down got me and wants to forgive himself and doesn't want it to haunt him forever 🥺🥺😭😭😭

[@kevinadams6424]

I hated that Aunt May died, it hurt..it was sad that I texted my Aunt that I loved her.

[@davegoodrich3838]

It was amazing had to see it at destiny today for the second time :) great job. Keep up the good work

[@sdfried4877]

I must admit, the nerd populi at large were really on top of this. The minute they saw MJ falling from the Statue of Liberty, it was immediately speculated that Garfield would rescue her. Truthfully, the nerds were on this movie hard. They got everything right. I loved it. Seeing Matt Murdock the night after it’s revealed the Vincent D’Onofrio is playing Wilson Fisk in the Hawkeye finale shows amazing love for our Netflix Marvel characters. Now we just need Berenthal as the Punisher. In terms of action set pieces, the film is kind of bland. Visually, there is absolutely nothing new here but it’s the story that shines. Is it fan service? OH MY GOD, YES! But when did giving people what they want become a bad thing? This movie was a great salute to all Spider-Men and a great send off and explanation for why we have to watch so many Spider-Man films. They’re all real somewhere. This is certainly the greatest crossover event since Infinity War, maybe even bigger when you think of the time involved. Of course, next year we have Michael Keaton’s Batman meeting the Flash. WTF?

[@scarecrowscene443]

This is not the end of Tom Holland's Peter Parker! Just recently Sony and Marvel agreed to do three more Spider-Man movies with each other.

[@KayDogg5]

Gonna go see this movie again tomorrow. This movie was really good

[@TorranceDoyleSpoofs]

Loved it Tessa!

[@MamasGeeky]

I'm so glad!!!!

[@Anonymousleakerr]

Incredible video 👍

[@MamasGeeky]

Thank you!!

[@goofballproductions7629]

Peter trying to tell May she's ok and that he's right here with her :(

[@chelsey1087]

Andrew saving MJ was so emotional. He couldn’t save Gwen Stacy but was able to at least save Tom’s love interest 😭

[@wuss90]

Andrew Garfield's Spidey is the most emotional out of the three

[@andrewtate161]

I just saw the movie and wow the sad moments it had on the movie it was just amazing funny sad and good acting and yes Andrew and Tobey are in the movie wow this movie is amazing and the most saddest part is when Peter visited mj with ned and they forgot about him is just sad I LITERALLY almost cried

[@Plasticpowerpatootie]

Most emotional for me was when Peter's heal villains not to destroyed...

[@jonocoates3163]

Apparently he has one more movie and the sony producer wants another trilogy which i feel like they should go for it. We finally get spiderman on his own after 3 movies it’ll be great to see what he gets up to

[@joshuastark.5716]

now that I actually like this take on the character they cancel him 😭

[@reggiebrown9508]

Just like the PS4 scene the Aunt May death destroyed me.

[@cyren548]

Tom Holland getting another trilogy apparently spiderman 4 in development rn so it won't be the end for him well see him in college yrs but yea that movie was dope af 🔥🔥🔥 fight scene with him an goblin was gd

[@zack8865]

Amazing list, but i'd put the scene where Tobey stops Tom from killing Goblin in the list as well

[@MamasGeeky]

Oh totally! That is a great moment for sure! So hard to choose! LOL

[@SonicFrozen_Fan2005_Official]

9:57 it's my number 1 for me, Andrew is SO UNDERRATED.

[@lmtnemesisgamer3707]

My favourite part of No Way Home is when all three Spider-Men swing together on the Statue of Liberty! My other favorite part is when Amazing Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) rescues MJ. For me, that was redemption and closure.

[@erickbernardo8236]

I also count here Andrew's Spiderman saves MJ, and starts to cry. Of course, remembering Gwen Stacy. It really brokes the heart

[@alwaysbam]

Let me catch my breath. 😫😔😥 Peter 1 and 3 arrives ♥ Matt murdock👀❤ Peter saves Mj..😭😭😭 The villians rock🤪 William Dafoe is the moment

[@number1fool]

Realizing that they got their “fresh starts” bummed me out for hours.

[@shannonmichael4773]

This isn’t the end for Tom Hollands Peter Parker. Isn’t he confirmed for another trilogy? They said a soft reboot is happening but it’s still with him as Spider-Man and a continuation to this movie. It’s a soft reboot because of his existence being erased from everyone but the story still continues. I think this is where he will meet actual MJ and possibly even Harry as his new best friend and maybe even Miles Morales.

[@_.DNathan._]

I am just letting you know bc I remembered that reacted to the Julie and the phantom episodes in the past and wanted to let you know that show got canceled by Netflix today. I saw it from Kenny Ortega on Instagram. I really enjoyed show and knew you enjoyed it too and thought would like to know it too.

[@MamasGeeky]

I know..... I'm devastated 😭

[@sleekelegancesuave]

Didn’t see the movie but guess what I’m still here and whenever I see it I’ll still be excited😝

[@sdfried4877]

You shouldn’t have spoiled yourself.

[@sleekelegancesuave]

@@sdfried4877 nah I’m good because either way I’m still going to enjoy it fully… this is the first movie I ever did this for, I’m good trust me

[@sdfried4877]

@@sleekelegancesuave This is the first movie I resisted spoilers for in decades. I had seen the speculation but not confirmation. It was fun not knowing but yeah you’ll still like it.

[@chelsey1087]

Your tattoos on your arm look so cool!

[@sarkiproduction]

Anty good job ..ilke yor work from pakistan 👆👌👌👌👌👌

[@joshuastark.5716]

Wanted to see it in Imax the second time, but my immune system is failing me. Sadly, I'm stuck at home. I watched it from home with my mom pirated. Really is an amazing film. Top 5 comic book movies for me. Best in the MCU for sure. Even beating out infinity war which is CRAZY. Hardest part to watch was "uncle Ben said it. The day he died."

[@joshuastark.5716]

By the way, I apologize if I came off as disrespectful on the other video, I absolutely wasn't trying to step on your toes or say you're wrong at ALL about your feelings on this film, I hope it didn't come out that way

[@Gonzeaux7]

You should do top 10 funniest moments next

[@WildDancer101]

Did anyone catch the Raimi Spiderman theme playing when Maguire talked with his co-stars in this film?

[@chelsey1087]

Aunt May was such a great character. She had a big heart and she was amazing to her nephew Peter. She was such a good aunt and she didn’t deserve to die. Just like how uncle Ben didn’t deserve to die either, and Gwen Stacy didn’t and Harry Osborn from spider man 3 didn’t, way too many sad deaths from the spider man movies

[@auwymohamad6193]

you miss one thing...but only my opinion i got emotional when tom peter hug last goodbye with other peter tobey and peter andrew

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

I hope to make a Spider Man Noir Trilogy that will secretly have Tom Holland crossover into The Noir Universe

[@MamasGeeky]

Oh that would be cool!

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

@@MamasGeeky Yeah I got the whole Plot memorized. Timothee Chalamet plays the Noir Spider Man and The it's set from 1969 to 1979 cause Of some reasons of have for that change The last one is a A Spider Verse movie and at the End Credits of the second film a hooded figure looks at the a newspapers with the Noir Spider Man on it and he turns around takes off the hood and reveals to be Tom Holland. And He says "Where are You" and walks off as the it cuts to black. Plus Mindhunter is one of the Inspirations in the movies especially the 3rd movie and Both Peters kind of act like Walter and Jesse from Breaking Bad With the Arguing LOL

[@KristianNikolla8]

i almost cried when toby got stabbed with goblins board kinda reverse spiderman 1 like how spiderman killed goblin with the board😳 thankfully toby didnt die

[@MosGerila.]

Just wish Stan Lee would still be alive to see this movie..

[@marvelous8975]

10000000000/10 🔥🔥🥺🤧🥰🥳🔥

[@MamasGeeky]

AGREE!

[@kdonk3004]

Nice job holding ur composure.

[@MamasGeeky]

Lmao, I'm emotional, what can I say

[@kdonk3004]

I meant that legitimately. I've seen you lose it. You held it together better than I would have...

[@MamasGeeky]

@@kdonk3004 awww, well thank you! I felt like I was a hot mess, LOL. So this is very much appreciated (check out my spoiler review, I had to pause that one to clean my face up LOL)

[@kdonk3004]

@@MamasGeeky Will do for sure!

[@Anonymousleakerr]

Spiderman no way home is the greatest movie of all time

[@Philmaster07]

Storywise it was "okay". But from the atmosphere and chars it was fantastic

[@tonywoods6916]

I’m surprised that the moment we thought Green Goblin killed the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man didn’t make the list. People were yelling “Kill him!” after that.

[@sdfried4877]

I wonder if there’s a version where Toby died and test audiences hated it.

[@tonywoods6916]

@@sdfried4877 It’s possible

[@SathishKumar-sk8fe]

Hey don't get me wrong, but this movie reminded me so much of first three seasons of The Flash (which by the way is still the best seasons of flash). That whole May talking to Peter while she was dying reminded me strongly of season 1 finale of Flash where Nora talking to Barry while she was dying. Then Peter decided to cast a spell to erase everybody's knowledge of his identity without consulting his friends which again reminds me of season 2 finale of flash where he decided to do Flashpoint without consulting others (in both cases is some what selfish). When Peter met MJ at end after the final spell and not introducing him to her still reminded me of first episode of season 3 of flash, where Barry met iris in that Flashpoint time in a very similar settings and bought a coffee. Green Goblin killing May to hurt Peter reminded me of Zoom killing Barry's father just to hurt him. And the appearance of other spidey villains because of multiverse collapsing reminded me of season 2 of flash where zoom came to earth 1 and then brought other flash villains from his earth because of season 1 finale where multiverse was collapsing. Ned opening the portal, who by the way is best friend of Peter. He reminds me of Cisco who has powers to open portals and he is also the best friend of Barry. There so many similarities, like how Tobey and Andrew discuss about their love life and Andrew saying that Guys like them never getting the girl they love, which again reminds me of Oliver and Barry discussing about their love life and Oliver saying same above statement in season 1 of flash. After all these reference between Spiderman NWH and first three seasons of The Flash, I think Dc made a great decision by connecting tv shows, previous movies and current movies by Erza Mille's Flash appearing in Crisis event. Now, they technically established the multiverse even before MCU did. Since, The Flash series is cannon in wider DCEU multiverse. So, when they do The Flash movie other people may not remind WB of following Multiverse like MCU, since those who know about above facts will remind them of Erza Miller cameo in Crisis even before multiverse was introduced in MCU.

[@krkitv9790]

What about Ned finding out that every spidey best friend dies or became villain?

[@MamasGeeky]

That was great! I kind of include that in with the whole lab scene. I mean, in all honesty, I could have said the whole movie! It was HARD to narrow down.

[@johnathanmelendez3631]

Did the sinister 6 die because when disappeared my heart broke I thought they died and wasn't sure😭

[@MamasGeeky]

They went back to their realities, to have a second chance.

[@danarenee6088]

Can you please tell me whether or not the movie some kind of rushed? Was it just like a villain after villain and very chaotic? Or were they able to flesh it out and actually explain what was going on in each scene? I’m worried that it’s going to be packed with so many different plot points that it’s just not gonna flow very nicely

[@MamasGeeky]

I felt like the pacing was great! It moved along quickly enough so there was no down time, but also gave each moment enough time to be fleshed out.

[@jonocoates3163]

I felt like it was a bit like infinity war where they get the ball rolling fast and it doesnt stop until the movie is over but i loved that because it didn’t feel slow and since they had less characters to manage compared to infinity war, they could flesh out everyone a little bit more