The ULTIMATE Spider-Man Movie! First Time Watching *SPIDER-MAN NO WAY HOME* (2021) REACTION!

[@TheOctobersReact]

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[@jbwade5676]

😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@ottoswanson6664]

Please react to "The Grey"(2012) it's an underrated Movie starring Liam Neeson

[@terryconnelly484]

The flash is a superhero in one of the oldest Comic strips/books ever.,.his name is just flash

[@terryconnelly484]

This was the best movie previously before deadpool

[@terryconnelly484]

Do you think ned is related to Shang chi?

[@BatmanFan76]

This movie is basically every Spider-Man fan’s fantasy. It was so amazing how they actually brought back characters from the previous Sony Spider-Man movies together for this. Truly a grand moment.

[@TheShadow8771]

It's 💯 fan service as good as this movie is there's alot wrong with it aswell

[@icydiamonds3747]

It’s pretty much the endgame for Spider-Man

[@erikawilliams9558]

​@TheShadow8771 what's wrong with fan service?

[@soup1up334]

​@@erikawilliams9558 They go all out doing the fan service, to the point where the story itself can seem iffy and go its own direction. Like how Peter easily beating Doctor Strange was out of place. Several other things felt off too, but I'm not going to talk about all that.

[@ssjgotenks2009]

@@soup1up334 look peter had to win or the movie wodo ben cut shrot

[@theveryworstluck1894]

"This is the only Spider-Man who hasn't lost anyone." They didn't do it on screen, but every Spider-Man loses his Uncle Ben at the start of him being Spider-Man.

[@kaivdm04]

And his parents. After this movie, this Spider-Man has lost more than any other. Parents, uncle, Tony, aunt, and then everyone forgot him.

[@ryanthatpizzaguy5792]

@@kaivdm04spiderman has the hardest life but he a real hero rip may

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

in this movie, he doesn't seem to recognize the name uncle ben

[@letzplayosaurus]

since his uncle ben has not said those words, it seems he really hadn't lost him in a tragic way if at all, this was basically his maturing moment that every other spiderman had at the beginning which is why he always was more naive and childish

[@ryanthatpizzaguy5792]

@@letzplayosaurus maybe Uncle Ben doesnt exist here, they dont need him for Peter to be born, just a role model

[@Slayde.Wilson]

After years I still can't believe Tobey and Andrew returned. It's definitely the best Spider-Man movie.❤

[@Shortyd17]

It isn’t naivety. Peter has the power to prevent their deaths, so it’s his responsibility to do so. That’s Spider-Man.

[@JakkFrost1]

So you think it's a good thing to shame a 15-16 year old kid into literally risking his life to try and help people who are actively trying to end his existence?

[@Shortyd17]

@@JakkFrost1 reading comprehension is hard for you, isnt it?

[@fortunatus1]

Here's the thing tho... Peter has no idea if he's actually saving their lives or sending them back at the exact moment they die without their powers. What he does or should know is that trying to save them can cost him and those around him their lives. It's not responsibility and its not moral to risk the lives of good people to maybe just maybe save the lives of bad people especially when you don't even know if you're actually saving their lives.

[@ZaidGameZ]

@@fortunatus1 Except he does. He literally hears how they all died in the undercroft. Electro told him that he died by absorbing too much power. If he doesn't have his powers anymore he can't absorb them. Sandman told him that Norman dies impaled by his own glider. If he's not the Goblin anymore, that won't happen. And helping Octavius be free from his arms is just the right thing to do

[@letzplayosaurus]

the crazy thing is he never knew that it would work or what consequences changing their timeline could bring they could have literally destroyed his reality and almost did, noone has to die that didn't already but because of his actions his aunt died and everyone forgot who he was. he didn't even know if they would return to their world with knowledge and changes done to them as as what if stated, every universe works differently, their powers may be gone in this universe but what about theirs? he basically caused a bunch of destruction and violence which ultimately resulted in what would have happened from the very beginning if he didn't interfere with the spell. needless to say this entire movie is HIS fault.

[@havok6280]

The trailers gave away most of the villains but the other Peter's were a surprise. Andrew even gave an interview where he pretended he wasn't in the movie. It's pretty funny.

[@ShAdoWj1995]

Nope, I figured it out. They didn't come into the universe when they were about to die. They came in when they figured out who Peter was. Lizard was in the sewers when he found out before he attacked the school. So strange found him in the sewers. Doc oct found out right when he said, Peter revealed himself. Electro probably found out through all the data he was absorbing when he died. And finally Goblin found out after Thanksgiving. And he made the plan to go hurt aunt May. So what does he do? He goes to hurt aunt May.

[@jcIIXVIIIVII]

Then WHY did Electro and Doc Ock describe, in detail, moments in their universes where they were about to die, that they suddenly found themselves in another universe? Electro described his final battle in ASM2 when he was in the grid absorbing energy, then he woke up in another universe. He even states "I was about to die". Doc Ock describes the moment at the end of Spider-Man 2, where he had Spider-Man by the throat, right before he dies in THAT movie, and he suddenly found himself in another universe. You may want to watch the movie again and actually pay attention. Doc Ock and Electro literally describe what they were doing right before they died in their respective universes, before being pulled into the MCU.

[@ShAdoWj1995]

@@jcIIXVIIIVII the moment doc oct describes is the moment before Peter pulls his mask off. He doesn't talk about destroying the machine himself so he hadn't had his change of heart yet. The only one that doesn't work is electro unless harry told him or he found out with all the data he absorbed before he died. But that's a stretch.

[@JakkFrost1]

My theory is that the two other Peters were also pulled in at the moment of their deaths, the end of their timelines, but that was just perhaps a bit too dark for the movie to go into.

[@ZaidGameZ]

@@JakkFrost1 That doesn't really make sense. The spell isn't pulling them before they die, it's only pulling them if they know Peter Parker is Spider-Man, which is why Sandman and Lizard get pulled in despite never being in a moment where they're about to die

[@JakkFrost1]

@@ZaidGameZ the assumption is made _in the movie_ that all the villains were pulled in at the moment of their deaths, ie at the end of their existence in their timelines. Maybe it was an erroneous assumption on Peter's part, witb him assuming correlation is causation, but that's not explored in the movie. If he WAS correct in his assumption, then it's equally fair to extend that assumption to the other Spideys, that they were likewise pulled in from the end of their individual timelines, even if that end is in the future, since the spell was clearly not bound by time.

[@iiLauj]

Seeing this for the first time in theatres was just something else. Nobody expected it and I still get goosebumps to this day

[@Poooof]

What do you mean nobody expected it? They spoiled almost everything in trailers. And leaked spiders return. The movie itself is so dumb and they spoiled every wow moment for like a year before release

[@e.tseintje8005]

​@@Poooof dude stop hating if you don’t like the movie don’t comment in the commentary of a reaction too the movie

[@Poooof]

@@e.tseintje8005 what is the problem? It's my opinion. I watched the video and I can leave a comment

[@yo-kaikid76]

@@Poooofuh actually there wasn’t a real leak for the tobey and andrew returning. the person who made the fake leak literally came out at the time and confirmed it was fake so it was only speculation.

[@nammis77]

I am glad you guys didnt skip the other Spiderman movies that came before Tom Holland Spidey.

[@frogos202]

his body was reacting and avoiding danger on its own with the spider sense abillity while peter was out of his body vs strange. thats how it was moving on its own

[@ChrisReise]

47:41 I like how all three Spider-Mans landed with their own individual superhero landings.

[@ghostmkc4045]

When you realize that the mcu spiderman trilogy IS Spidermans origin story.

[@oldi3Games]

With no explanation on how he got his powers 😂

[@DarrylJohnsonIsWrong]

The worst spider man

[@deathsaidhello]

@@oldi3Games the spider that was being experimented on carried a serum that transformed peters body. as simple as it gets. what more do you want? want the comics cosmic reasoning as to why he was bitten/chosen to wield the power of the web in the totem manifestation of The Other? do you think that would have been widely understood by the masses watching at the time? simple won.

[@samlung2724]

​@@oldi3Games that story is well known there's no need to repeat the same thing again, same with Batmans Origins, it's overplayed

[@Amalibtrending]

Finally y’all been edging me with this reaction for way to long 😂🔥

[@Bolvar4dragon]

This reaction was the first time it clicked for me why Electro says the power felt different to him in this universe. I always thought it was a weird line to suggest electricity was somehow different between universes or that something about each universe would make it feel different. But I think it's actually because the MCU ends up with a cleaner form of energy than we have in our world (and Electro in his). If we go all the way back to the Avengers, its implied Stark Industries shifted its focus from weapons to energy - we see Tony starting on a project to bring about cleaner energy (presumably fueled by Arc Reactor tech) beginning with Stark Tower, and imaginably the project only spread in the many years since, I'm sure at least to the rest of New York. I realized Electro even says the Arc Reactor is the energy he was feeling when he gets to Happy's place and sees it. It's also possible Wakanda's energy systems were already being spread around the world as part of their efforts to share knowledge and technology after Black Panther.

[@SkidmoreTx]

Three generations of Spider-Man In one movie. It was everything to me.

[@havok6280]

There were fans who complained that MCU Spider-Man was Iron Man Jr. But at the end of this trilogy, Peter is Spider-Man from the comics. This was basically a 3 part origin story.

[@Kickinthescience]

The excuse they used to open the dimensions was dumb. The Spiderverse movies handled that better

[@MiamiJamrockSpice]

This is what I came to say. This was his origin trilogy to become the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man we know.

[@TheShadow8771]

Because that's what he is No Uncle Ben No Oscorp he's Iron Boy always will be

[@carlgibson285]

​@@TheShadow8771 there was an Uncle Ben though, he just passed away off-screen in the MCU.

[@TheShadow8771]

@@carlgibson285 Lmfao no there isn't wasn't once mention and if there was Peter wouldn't of been kissing Tony's ass 24/7 MCU Spiderman is a joke

[@Ghost8386]

The interaction among the three Spider-Men was a standout. Witnessing how their unique experiences influenced their perspectives on being Spider-Man was intriguing. Additionally, the repercussions of Peter's choices, especially the gravity of his decisions, brought a more mature dimension to the character. The action scenes were absolutely stunning. Coordinating the various Spider-Men fighting in unison was indeed a sight to behold. And who could overlook the epic battle at the Statue of Liberty - a moment that will be remembered for years. No Way Home expertly achieved a harmonious mix of grandeur and sentiment. The movie was a thrilling ride that resonated long after it ended. The conclusion, precisely, struck a flawless chord of melancholy and optimism, paving the way for upcoming escapades. Spider-Man: No Way Home is a fantastic movie that perfectly captures the essence of the character, highlighting the power of storytelling and the importance of balancing spectacle with genuine emotion.

[@tazsaalim8710]

I loved every second of this movie, the nostalgia, seeing the 3 Spiderman swing together, was so amazing

[@karlbecker8775]

This film is amazing! With that said, I absolutely love the coffee mug Dr. Strange was holding when they first found him! :) For those who missed it, it said, "Oh For (picture of a fox) Sake!"

[@dennist.8210]

Rosie! I love these two! It's incredible how we've reached this point. I was waiting for this one when you began the journey. While the movie itself was meant to be seen in theaters with a crowd (the way Andrew and Tobey arrived was shot for such a thing) but it's always nice to see reactions to them! As for Mr. October saying he hopes they don't continue with that story, well, they are! This was Holland's origin story essentially. That's why at the end he is in the traditional Spider-Man suit with no special technology and he has to pay for his own place etc. I'm so glad you enjoyed this and I'm looking forward to your continued journey :) Oh and yes indeed, having Doc Ock and Goblin come back was the best. The actors playing the two are so iconic. Remember, they're playing variants of those old villains. To them, they were snatched from their universe/timeline the moment they were about to die. Tobey's Spider-Man is from a universe/timeline that's fron the future (past Spider-Man 3) as is Andrew's. So for them, seeing those villains again is crazy because it has been a while for them. Just to touch up on how Electro is different, it is just the fact that he's in a diff universe that altered his appearance. Cheers!!

[@hypersleepdialogues8889]

Green Goblin first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #14 in July of 1964, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Multiple people have held the mantle of Green Goblin, however the original and most famous was Norman Osborn, Billionaire industrialist and father of Peter's best friend Harry Osborn. He is most famous for the murder of Peter's longtime girlfriend, Gwen Stacey. In recent years, Osborn has also been an enemy of the Avengers under the guise of Iron Patriot.

[@flacocarrera7037]

Fuckkkk yea! Finally we are here. I remember starting y’all’s reactions around civil war. And now I’m so excited to finally be here. Spider-Man has always been my favorite hero since I was little. Hope y’all love this as much as we all did ❤❤

[@jermainehaslam5634]

That moment when Goblin takes over Norman and shit goes down that was such an intense, suspenseful moment when watching it in the theatre.

[@RedmoonIndustries]

It's not just some random guy, it's a cool youth pastor 40:48 Otto finally got it... "The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand" and it's not disclosed if he takes it with him.

[@gamemaster2819]

Green Goblin is definitely the ultimate Spider-Man villain. There was originally going to be a line where the other two Peters warned MCU Peter that Goblin is the most dangerous because he's not satisfied with killing you. He wants to break you first. This was what made the writers realize who should be the primary villain

[@OmegaS-117]

I love No Way Home because I got to see the OG Spider-Man Tobey again since I grew up watching his Spider-Man movies

[@havok6280]

In the comics, Ned is a villain called the Hobgoblin. Marvel had to change the release order due to COVID. In the original script, it wasn't Ned who opened the portals...

[@ntshade8806]

I'm really happy you guys stuck to watching everything first

[@SigTheSauceMan]

12:30 There was actually a comic arc called "Spider-Man: One More Day". In it, Aunt May is hit by a stray bullet (meant for Peter) when he dodges it. So he goes to Dr. Strange for help. While Strange is casting the spell, Peter hijacks the spell (which he is able to do because Peter knows Latin), and ultimately it makes things worse until Peter has to make a deal with Mephisto to fix everything. 12:45 As a recent college graduate when this movie came out, I REALLY felt that from Dr. Strange. Like... even in Peter's case, it literally would be that easy. Also... let's not forget that schools all over have pictures of people like Howard Stark and Bruce Banner (the latter of which would definitely be considered a "vigilante" in the same way as Peter, so...). 14:40 So... as the movie explains shortly, the other villains were able to enter this reality as a result of Strange's spell. The spell intended to erase the information "Spider-Man is Peter Parker", but due to Peter's interference, flipped and targeted everyone in all realities who *knew* that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, allowing them to enter through that rift created by the fractured spell. This is also how the Earth-96283 (Tobey Maguire) and Earth-120703 (Andrew Garfield) Peter Parkers got in (because as Spider-Man themselves, they know that "Spider-Man is Peter Parker"). BTW, the MCU is Earth-199999 (confusing, since multiple characters now have referred to the MCU in-universe as Earth-616, which is actually the primary comic book reality). Another, related note: Not every character exists/has a variant in every universe. For example, Earth-96283 and Earth-120703 don't have a Howard or Tony Stark or Reed Richards. So in those universes, Norman Osborn is the world's greatest mind. But Earth-199999 doesn't have a Norman Osborn, but does have Howard and Tony Stark, and a Reed Richards. 27:50 Close. They were transported at the moment they learned Spider-Man is Peter Parker. And the scenario you proposed is close, but wrong. It's the same deal as when the Infinity Stones were taken from the past. The branch timeline created by their removal would cease to exist unless they were returned. And they were returned. So it's fine. 29:26 An explanation: So... previously, the "Spider Sense" was nothing more than just basic immediate foresight/precognition. But it's actually more than that. It's actually a *cosmic* level deal. Basically, there exists this thing called the "Web of Fate" (essentially a "web" of possible futures, how every choice creates a new future, and every subsequent choice creates exponentially more possible futures). Basically, it's kind of like when Strange looked into every possible future to defeat Thanos, but only looks into the immediate future and automatically makes Peter act accordingly. 34:25 If you listen VERY carefully here, there's actually an audible cue of Green Goblin's laugh, which indicates to Peter who the threat was. Also, there's ALWAYS been a visual cue as to who is in control. His teeth. Norman's teeth are totally perfect. But when "Green Goblin" is in control, his teeth are crooked and jagged. 38:57 It happened off-screen this time, but this Peter still lost his Uncle Ben. And of course, his parents were gone way before, too. Peter's parents are Richard and Mary Parker. Richard was a soldier in the US Army before joining the CIA, where he became connected with Nick Fury. Soon after Peter was born, he was found and targeted by Kang the Conqueror (who sought to kill the Avengers before they could be created), but was thwarted. Later, during a mission against Red Skull and Hydra, Richard and Mary Parker would be killed in a plane crash (sabotage). It would also be revealed that Richard and Mary had a second child in secret, a daughter they named Teresa Parker. However, no live-action version of Spider-Man has yet attempted to incorporate these parts of his background. 39:30 Yes, Ned did it. But not just anyone can use a Sling Ring. The user has to be capable of using magic to use it. 42:50 There was a bit here you missed, and likely didn't catch. While placing the stuff on the tables, our Peter (Tom Holland) slams the cure device for Norman onto the table while the other parts were laid down gently. Tobey Maguire's Peter catches onto that instant, seeing that our Peter is vengeful towards Norman. 44:17 Sometime before this movie hit theaters, a tiny snippet of behind-the-scenes footage of the filming of this scene leaked, revealing Andrew Garfield's involvement (coincidentally soon after an interview where he completely denied being a part of the movie). 44:54 "I'd rather not talk about this" (Actually, Marvel just realizing the Pandora's Box they would open for some not-so-SFW art and fan-fiction if they did explain it too much). 46:19 Notice that for just a split-second, you can see the star-shaped lightning "mask" in front of his face that his comic book version has. 48:45 Notice that when Maguire's Spider-Man gets zapped, his suit smokes a bit, but Garfield and Holland's suits are not. That's because their Spider Suits have already had reason to be upgraded to resist electrical enemies (Garfield's being Electro, and Holland's via a lesson Tony learned from facing Thor in Avengers 2012). 50:12 Recall that Aaron Davis was seen in Spider-Man: Homecoming. Aaron Davis is the uncle of Miles Morales, who becomes Spider-Man after Peter Parker's disappearance in most versions. 51:10 I'd say Mysterio is the biggest villain in Spider-Man's rogues gallery. He's not terribly strong, but he's dangerously smart. He's the one that tricked Logan/Wolverine into killing all the X-Men, leading to the events of the "Old Man Logan" storyline. 52:30 Believe it or not, Peter is STILL pulling his punches here (even if he is hitting way harder than usual). If Peter were to throw a punch with his TRUE strength, he would LIQUIFY Norman in one hit. 53:16 That figure holding the spear is Kraven the Hunter. And I'm 99% certain it's actually the new Aaron Taylor-Johnson version. There were countless other Spider-Man villains among the figures, but they were too hard to see.

[@ChaosClem]

Chucky and green goblin.....the 2 most iconic, disturbing, and haunting laughs from my childhood for sure!!!

[@heyyyyouuu493]

Seeing this in the movie theaters while I was on vacation was WILD. Could barely hear with everyone screaming and it was packed for days. Definitely the best movie experience I’ve ever had

[@nahthanksno8299]

Your explanation of why the villains were pulled from the moment of their deaths was really insightful, I hadn't heard anyone else come to that conclusion before

[@passionsquietrage]

"Norman's on sabbatical honey!" Dafoe gave me chills with that line, he's such a good villian! I NEED another movie with him as Green Goblin!

[@Alexa_hope]

Peter Parker’s fatal flaw is he’s just too nice. He’s willing to help literally anyone doesn’t matter if they are bad or not.

[@mityakiselev]

43:28 Papa popping particularly powerful plosives

[@savij6224]

It was beautiful 🤩 to see all the Spider-Man characters together

[@darnelljones8188]

He was able to keep it away from strange when he was in astro form was because his spider senses took over.

[@animal-rights]

Green Goblin is definitely The main villain of Spider-Man same like Batman and Joker

[@PhilBagels]

Quite literally. Lots of Spiderman and Batman villains seem to correspond to each other: Joker and Green Goblin Catwoman and Black Cat Clayface and Sandman Killer Croc and Lizard Penguin and Vulture (both birds) or Kingpin (both organized crime lords) Mad Hatter and Dr. Faustus Riddler and Mysterio Poison Ivy and Venom Zsasz and Carnage (maybe?) Mr. Freeze and Dr. Octopus (scientists who lost their wives and suffered a scientific accident that made them crazy) Any others?

[@matsaidso]

FINALLY , this is spider verse we are ready next!

[@MaddMaster69]

The villains moved to this universe the moment they found out Peter Parker is Spiderman. Tobey Maguire in this movie is just as old as Willem Dafoe (Norman) was in the original Spiderman movie. Spiderman was able to move when he was in astral form because his Spider Senses were trying to avoid Strange.

[@Easy_Skanking]

They even used an animation of squiggly lines taken directly from the comics. I liked how they worked that in that we could see the sense working in the astral plane since we could see Peter's astral form at the moment.

[@peterkoester7358]

The writer/director of these three MCU Spider-Man films has said he considers all three films together to be Spider-Man's origin story. Disney and Sony are already in the works on a new Spider-Man trilogy that should come out sometime during or right after Phase Six of the MCU.

[@ottoswanson6664]

26:41 As a kid, I always thought if these 2 were to interact with each other with action figures 😅

[@carlosbrowngolf]

The ultimate Spider-Man villain is the writer 😂.

[@kenhang4874]

Fun fact: In the last scene when peter goes to the motel room, there is a woman who says: miles, go to bed, that is spider-man miles molares but in the America version it is quite small.

[@keef5]

1:11 It wasn’t AI. He said all those things they just edited it together to make him sound bad.

[@bug5317]

Hey Octobers!! This was one of the BEST Times I had at a theater. Everyone in my theater was cheering and crying and interacting. Was such a blast!

[@tomhoffman4330]

Have been waiting a long time for this one👏THE BEST Spider-Man Movie that there ever has or will ever be again!!!👍

[@dylancole1910]

This was honestly a dream come true for every Spider-Man fan, it has and will continue to go down in history as one of the greatest Marvel films ever made. Seeing Andrew and Tobey return as well as Alfred Molina and Willem DaFoe as Doc Oc and Green Goblin made it very special. 😃

[@fvamps]

1:09:40 the lady at the end was Charlize Theron who’s character she plays is Cea a very powerful sorceress

[@Br0nto5aurus]

100% agree with MJ, Doctors Strange making a spell that can actually break reality available to a literal child (no matter how many backflips he can do), without even asking any follow-up questions about the situation, was an act of supreme negligence. No wonder he isn't the Sorcerer Supreme in this reality.

[@thedappermagician6905]

Seriously. Esp considering that he Was sorcerer supreme for quite a few years. The Comics Strange (616) would have Never but he's also top tier and has like...1.5 decades (in universe) being the sorcerer supreme

[@yo-kaikid76]

yeah we see it in almost every movie he’s in but strange is still pretty egotistical and overconfident that he can fix every problem people have

[@Hulkzilla0]

This movie was an incredible experience in the theaters. I got to watch it with my friends right before life got too busy. I will always love this film.

[@silenceamplified]

Ah thanks for this video 😄 So many emotions in the theatres! Toby was my first favourite Spiderman back in the day. And Dafoe is pure gold! This movie will give all spidey fans Goosebumps ❤

[@HABO2210]

11:08 "hasn't he been through enough?" Goddamn, his troubles barely started :(

[@ottoswanson6664]

47:53 Damn. It was so much Nostalgia hearing Tobey's voice behind the mask again in the theaters ❤️

[@robertcowan7229]

1:09:30 Nope, that was Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man 3. He mentioned it before the battle.

[@lorettabes4553]

The Goblin will forever be my favourite villian

[@Swampthing71]

My top 10 favorite Spider-Man villains are 1. Green Goblin/Norman Osborn 2. Dr. Octopus/Dr. Otto Octavius 3. Carnage/Cletus Kassidy 4. The Lizard/Dr. Curt Connors 5. Electro/Max Dilllon 6. The Sandman/Flint Marko 7. Mr. Negative/Martin Lu 8. The Hobgoblin/Rodrick Kingsley 9. Mysterio/Quentin Beck 10. Morlin

[@aaronlewis4369]

you guys are right its green goblin t for the most iconic Spidey villain and still love his madness.

[@jasonlengyel1104]

Once you become Spiderman nobody else is strong enough to Crack your back.

[@nightmaremikel]

Goblin is probably the most infamous spiderman villain

[@Grizzly_6623]

I saw this movie in theaters with two of my best friends. One of them is as much of a nerd as me and the other saw Guardians of the Galaxy and never knew (up til infinity war) that it was part of a bigger comic book universe. Going in myself and friend A were obviously super excited, while friend B said “nope too many spider men this is ridiculous” (laughs in spiderverse) but by the time we left the theater we were all emotionally moved and looking at our friendship in a different light. This is not the best movie ever made, but it’s the best movie ever made

[@Rees2005]

Excited to finally watch your reaction! Tobey's my Spidey but I love all three for their own reasons. Sidenote ..I love the Talking Heads music they used in the first few minutes.

[@Swampthing71]

My top 10 favorite Spider-Man villains 1. Green Goblin 2. Dr. Octopus 3. Venom 4. Carnage 5. Electro 6. The Lizard 7. The Sandman 8. Mysterio 9. The Shocker 10. Rhino

[@DuoMaxwell007]

Actually when Ned asks Peter if he has a best friend like him, and Tobey says He did, until he died in my arms after trying to kill me." thats actually a easter egg/gag cause in the comics Ned becomes (and still is) a villain and spider mans enemy too

[@SlyMagma]

What happened to thr Spiderverse reaction

[@66JesterDeath]

Watching all the spidermen land in thier poses on the stature of liberty, I could of screamed 🤣❤

[@TheRealHBK4]

Sand man never really wanted to fight spider man . That’s why he coo asl

[@blackfire7669]

Venom May be Spider-Man 4 but I don't think so it's Venom. Spider-Man Black Suit in Spider-Man 4

[@McCrispyTaco]

Green Goblin, Venom, and The Lizard are for sure the top 3 villains. They have the most iconic comic book storylines and appearances too.

[@hypersleepdialogues8889]

Doctor Octopus over the Lizards. No contest.

[@McCrispyTaco]

@@hypersleepdialogues8889 doctor octopus is awesome, but Lizard has had way better storylines and appearances in the comics. Spiderman Torment, amazing Spiderman #6, #313, web of Spiderman 109-111 to name a few.

[@hypersleepdialogues8889]

@@McCrispyTaco McFalrane Spider-Man #1 was one of the first comics I ever got as a kid. I agree it was amazing then and still is.

[@McCrispyTaco]

@@hypersleepdialogues8889 the 15 issues he wrote r my favorite comic books ever. Especially the Perceptions storyline with Wolverine and Wendigo.

[@linkloudenback8359]

It depends on the era of the character. In the early part of the series it’s Green Goblin. In recent years it’s Venom. But most of the ones in this movie were often used a lot minus The Hobgoblin and The Jackal.

[@Drake844221]

I think that what I've liked about Tom Holland as Spider-Man is that... of all of them, he feels the most like a teenager. That's not knocking the other two, but I just didn't get "High Schooler" from Toby or Andrew. But it's all a matter of personal taste at the end of the day XD Still, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@MiamiJamrockSpice]

I'm looking forward to the next trilogy being focused on Spider-Man without cameos from other heroes. Just a focused trilogy. Looking forward to it being more along the lines of Insomniac's Spider-Man and brings in Miles Morales as a secondary character who gets his powers around the second movie. And you all are thinking too deep about how the characters look and were acting. It's really not that deep.

[@joshv9139]

You know I've seen this movie a few times and it wasn't until you stated that it wasn't until they met their fate that that was probably the reason why they were pulled into his universe. I always wondered why they were chosen if they died In the other Spider-Man films. You broke that damn perfect man. It's always good seeing the Octobers stay happy stay healthy and stay blessed.

[@michaelfritz8725]

My biggest problem is that everyone forgot who peter parker was, what about MJ, Ned, Dr Strange, Happy they have memories or being around Spiderman and thetrs memories where he takes his mask off with them how does that work out? Do they have memory up until his mask comes out then thy blank on that and can remember when he puts the mask back on. MJ gonna remember swinging with Spiderman and that she was dating him just not know that he's Peter so she gonna wonder why her boyfriend Spiderman is ghosting her? Just erasing him as a person can mess shit up. Because they would still have Spiderman memories, Peter tells Happy he knew Aunt May through Spiderman and he said him too. So that confirms thy remember Spiderman, now there's fractured half memories

[@damianmoran1512]

Ultimate Spider man villain is Morlun

[@JakkFrost1]

1:11 not AI, just clipping out of context. Peter was telling EDITH to execute all the drones.

[@scottallen6160]

Mr October, I really like your explanation of the villains passing not wrecking the universe. Very logical. Very cool. ✌️😉

[@mahimahayat4698]

i watched this movie 3 times in theaters opening week LOL

[@DanKirkwoodJr]

I think there's a Spider-Man 4 being worked on, but not officially announced or confirmed yet.

[@HarveeeTV]

Finally!!! Octobers!!! were here!

[@wildtime845]

29:19 at this moment you can actually see his spider sense active above his head

[@goatbrook9065]

this is the most fun mcu movie since endgame, only thing close is probably well the newest deadpool and wolverine lol

[@kdizzle901]

Deadpool and Wolverine was way more fun

[@Rees2005]

Maybe I'm projecting because I'm an auntie, but Auntie's do NOT get enough credit....often they are more mother figures /best friend confidants than some may realize. Let's give some extra love to the Aunties today 💚

[@abdulahamed6728]

Finally after long time, reacting to this movie ❤❤

[@nightfrost1891]

spidey has the best known villain's for marvel, just like batman has the best known villain's for DC obviously there are other standouts, doctor doom is a huge one we haven't seen in the mcu yet but if i had to choose the big 3 for spidey it's goblin, doc ock and venom

[@Spideymrw]

Yes Green Goblin is the ultimate spider man villian. He is Spiderman's Joker.

[@Get_Reel_Reactions]

Best Reaction channel bar none

[@ianaustin5012]

Ned will become the HobGoblin. This movie had him hint at it several times

[@ottoswanson6664]

Been a long time coming 🔥🔥

[@TheVillainousTitan]

FINALLLLLYYYYYYYY ❤

[@TheVillainousTitan]

So good.

[@jtphenom0811]

Goblin is definitely the best Spider-Man villian.

[@perssontm1628]

Damn.. 2021 feels like yasterday

[@c-mc]

Daredevil's first time in the MCU

[@bp51082]

It's kind of you to say that they all aged well and it's true of Andrew and Tobey. You should know though that they CGI age regressed the others. Technology has just gotten that good. Except for Jamie Foxx... Black don't crack, lol

[@darnelljones8188]

What's funny about the Back Cracking part is the fact that Spider man is strong that no normal person could crack it. So only spiderman can actually crack it.

[@JakkFrost1]

Technically gravity and his own weight are cracking his back, that's how that method works. Anybody strong and tall enough to lift a human male is strong enough to crack his back with that method.

[@darnelljones8188]

@@JakkFrost1 But Spiderman doesn't have the Physiology or Bone density of a Human though. So that doesn't make sense according to spidermans abilities. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@JakkFrost1]

@@darnelljones8188 well, dunno what to tell you, the method Andrew used has no strength component to it other than the simple strength to lift Tobey off the ground.

[@darnelljones8188]

@@JakkFrost1 you still have to be able to squeeze hard enough. Because of his super strength. But if you say so. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@JakkFrost1]

@@darnelljones8188 there's no squeezing involved at all. The "patient" crosses their arms, placing each hand on their opposite shoulder, and the helper lifts them by the elbows, then bounces them up and down in the air a few times til the back cracks from the weight of the lower body pulling on the spine. I've had my own back cracked that way a few times in my life.

[@Nate_river_2]

42:58 In the Marvel Comics, Ned was essentially brainwashed into becoming a villain

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Sony Pictures Entertainment still owns Spider-Man

[@danielmorency2242]

For me, this movie was pure candy. :)

[@MrCdub88]

They missed the 3 Spider-Man pointing meme 👉🏽🕷️👈🏼

[@inquisitive6786]

Not reacting to Dafoe re-enacting the meme is a crime

[@blackfire7669]

Spider-Man No Way Home Perfect Ending but more potentiel for Very Sagas. Because lose Everything. Never Peapole remember Him? Aunt May Death and he live alone. More Something Dark and Interresting Story and Villains potentiel