This Movie Made Me CRY SO MUCH 😭 *Spider-Man No Way Home* Extended Cut | First Time Watching!

[@VKunia]

For those wondering, yes this is the extended cut! I had to find my own copy for it as it wasn't on Disney+! On my patreon, people said the extended version was worse so if anyone joins for this movie, I have the extended cut version of it and then I edited out the extended parts for those who want to watch with a normal copy of the movie!

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

I thought this movie was awesome, as was your reaction, V! And I like what you did with your hair, you looked especially hot. :) You're doing great!

[@coeusdarksoul2855]

Wait.... there's an EXTENDED CUT? Dammit... so much for sleep tonight...

[@dsscam]

I LOVED that you used the extended cut. I saw so MANY scenes just from your video that should never have been cut from the original release. Marvel/Disney does this a lot like when they all bowed to honor Tony in Endgame. Greatest scene in the movie-- cut. Anyway, loved your reaction. Impressed that you were familiar with Daredevil but you obviously never watched the Venom movies with Tom Hardy.

[@stevebragg4256]

@@dsscam this was more of a Sony production.

[@manuelcruzcoronado4005]

Por qué no reaccionas a las imágenes oficiales de su meme?

[@luir1546]

Tobey and Andrew were expected but Charlie Cox returning as Matt Murdock caught me off guard!!

[@TheSirUno]

Were they? They were a complete shock to me and those I saw this with.

[@MaddMaster69]

@@TheSirUno The entire internet was predicting that they would show up. There was even leaked pre CGI footage of Andrew Garfield in the Spiderman costume. It was harder to not hear about them appear than the opposite.

[@Arthurm25]

she looks good in this white Gwen spiderman costume 😏

[@ItsMeSuper]

Same. My theater had one big simultaneous gasp followed by cheers. Such a great and underrated moment!

[@marlonclark1896]

fun fact: to keep his appearance a secret Charlie cox actually had to sneak his way through set and eat lunch in a private room.

[@lenixad0094]

I don't care if people say this movie has too much fan service. This is a case were the fanservice actually serves the narrative and the character growth Tom's spidey desperately needed. Plus, is simply a dream come true for long time fans that grew up with the OG movies.

[@Logan_Baron]

And given that the "Spiderverse" is a major thing, it fits in the story telling. Pretty much needed to have a bit of the Spiderverse, as much as they needed to tell the Winter Soldier story in a Captain America movie,

[@LonaMisa9]

this time, the fanservice actually is pretty good and not over the top

[@theseaeagle1]

im a fan who likes to be serviced

[@quiett6191]

This film was the best of its phase, it was not not even close. Even the "fan service" was utilised properly, Toby's and Andrew's Spiderman were not just references, they both brought important elements to the story.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@quiett6191 honestly Shang-Chi was pretty close, that’s probably the best “origin” movie in the MCU.

[@TearDownGenesis]

Garfield catching MJ really hit me. He did such a great job emoting in that scene.

[@The.brocephus]

Still gets me.

[@Sinewmire]

Absolutely. You totally believe it. You can see the trauma in his face.

[@chriskelly3481]

"Are YOU ok?" 😭😭😭

[@zoro2817]

ong he did a take the L

[@sohanstreet86]

Uncle ben : am i joke to you

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

What I love about the movie was that ALL of the original actors said yes to coming back and just having a blast.

[@Astro.slugs1]

The conversation between the three Peter's reads like poetry. "She told me that with great power-" "-comes great responsibility." "Uncle Ben said it-" "-the day he died." Love how they complete eachothers lines

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

I think they respected each other, and just had fun doing this. Especially since spiderman is supposed to be a more cheerful character compared to say batman, even in those sad, darker scenes. They were able to play off each other cuz their chemistry was so high.

[@NighttimeGlobe1887]

Seeing Tobey Maguire's spider man have a little reunion with Otto felt like the biggest heart warming. Even tho i seen it so many times it's just one of those moments that feel just right

[@rapaz1997]

as a long time fan of Daredevil, watching Matt apear made me the happiest person alive after the show got cancelled.

[@LightStreak567]

I remember when the show and the others got cancelled, Marvel put up a disclaimer promising that Daredevil and the other Defenders will continue on even though their shows got cancelled.

[@BlackSun6393]

It's also funny that Jon Favreau played Foggy Nelson in the Ben Affleck Daredevil movie.

[@paulcurran4786]

Shame about the She-Hulk debacle 😕

[@STOCKHOLM07]

@@paulcurran4786 We don't talk about that one.

[@VKunia]

I just got into the show and i already love him so i can imagine what it did for a long time fan 🥹

[@You-Tube-n5k]

The implication that Norman always says "I'm something of a scientist myself" when introducing himself as kind of a humble brag is way funnier than it probably should be

[@william_santiago]

This really shows that Andrew Garfield had poor direction in the Amazing Spider-man series. I totally see him in a different light thanks to this movie and have gone back to watch other movies he has been in. I really liked this movie, too. It competes with Infinity War for my number one spot.

[@jaimeruiz7837]

Andrew was always the better actor, and his portrayal of Peter and Spider-Man are great.

[@VKunia]

I totally agree! I wish his movies had better direction I wanna see more of him!

[@GGGritzer]

I absolutely LOVED Garfield's first film and could find very little fault with it, much closer to the original opening Spider-Man story than Maguire's to me, anyway. The film was hampered by an over long second installment with a flimsily written main baddie although Dane's Harry/Goblin was pretty ace. LOVED to have had a 3rd film...........

[@MrDarkness4]

I like infinity war Thanos wins in that movie sucks the directors fucked Thanos over

[@MrDarkness4]

​@jaimeruiz7837 nope wrong Toby is better

[@robertlombardo8437]

I love Andrew Garfield's emotional roles. He has such range, he can make you empathize and feel everything that he's supposed to be feeling. That's why the scene with MJ is so special.

[@yellopops]

it’s so nice seeing Andrew Garfield finally getting his fully deserved recognition. I loved him from the moment TASM series came out. He has the charisma & natural humour of Peter Parker. A lot of people hate him for it but it’s good that people finally realised it wasn’t his fault

[@grenha8]

Andrew not only he's better actor, he spidey version is the best, people can talk trash abour tasm2 but until this date have the best visual of any super hero movie

[@Karlebow571]

I rewatch the amazing Spider-Man movies and I don’t see a problem about those two movies both are great

[@rockymontanagarciamane]

they don't hate andrew they just always say the movie has bad writing which still never made sense to me I thought it was great, tobey andrew and tom the 3 goats, its gonna be sad times when their not spidermanning anymore its gonna be like captain america just a new guy to take the mantle and it won't feel the same

[@noahschultz9031]

Best and most hype Spider-Man movie ever! Also probably the second or third saddest, considering the ending and Peter’s current situation losing what family he had left and all of his friends forgetting he ever existed all to save the Multiverse… I won’t lie I near bursted into tears in the scene where Andrew Garfield’s Spidey saved MJ… Also Vee fangirling throughout the entire movie was ME in theaters😂

[@RM-qj8cs]

@Noah Schultz Best spider-man movie ? Nah

[@karlluigi1987]

Most Hype, YES, but the best? NO, this movie was just carried by nostalgia and fan service, if you haven't watched Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spiderman Movies, this would have less impact to you.

[@noahschultz9031]

@@karlluigi1987 well yeah I grew up with both movie series, even the MCU. My favorite Spidey movie before No Way Home was definitely the original Spider-Man 2, that movie is a superhero masterpiece.

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

@@noahschultz9031 It’s not a masterpiece, it’s overrated asf. The acting is trash with the exception of Alfred Molina performance, the writing is not bad but it’s far from perfect and it has one of the biggest plot holes in a Spider-Man movie with the dinner scene, etc. it’s a good film, like a 7.5/10 but definitely overrated and not a masterpiece 😂

[@carlgibson285]

​@@reynaldolorenzo8409 what plot hole in the diner scene? Do you mean MJ wearing the necklace Peter gave her? If so, that's not a plot hole. It would only be a plot hole if she remembered that Peter gave it to her, but there was nothing in the scene to hint that she knew where she got it from.

[@chaospoet]

The Daredevil cameo made me insanely happy. I actually punched the air while yelling "YES!" at the top of my lungs. Seeing Doctor Octopus just stealing scenes brought me so much joy. He was the first super villain I was ever introduced to way back in the early 80s with the old Incredible Hulk tv show. Saw him in Spiderman 2 of course, but this was him fully realized. That bridge fight is still my favorite comic book movie fight scene of all time.

[@Josh-dy4lq]

Lmfao

[@rivervixens06]

When Peter was saying sorry while kissing aunt May’s forehead that was the hardest scene to watch for me😢

[@donnyouttheway4091]

I wish it was hard to watch for me. Call me insensitive but Tom didn’t shed enough tears for me to feel it. He was all vains trying to get those tears to fall. And hippie May shedding that one tear after 3-5 mins of being dead just seemed ridiculous to me.

[@SpFlash1523]

​​@@donnyouttheway4091What about when he was crying on the roof when Ned and MJ were hugging him? That was pretty much all the crying you needed to feel what he was feeling.

[@alguien1234]

@@donnyouttheway4091 To me, it's more realistic Peter's reaction than those scenes where someone is dying and someone else cries too much all of a sudden... I don't think that's how it works for most people... At the beginning, you're in shock, and pain begins to grow... You don't just start crying that much... To me, seeing Peter denying the fact she was dead by asking her to look at him was way more powerful.

[@potatoboy1517]

The uproar that happened in the theater when Charlie Cox showed up was unbelievable, it was on par with when Tobey showed up. I’m glad Daredevil is finally getting more recognition

[@tovolume]

Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds) is a very good talented actor and it's a sad heartbreaking moment he had to say goodbye to his best friend Peter Parker before Ned's memory is wiped

[@skylerloggins4902]

Agreed really loved Ned

[@flerbus]

not only that...his promising career as a wizard is cut short

[@Tim7318-3]

@@flerbus well if that promise he made to Peter before he lost his memories of him has any ironic foreshadowing behind it then maybe he’ll come back as Peter’s “new goblin” (for those who know). Maybe he might get some guidance from Dr. Strange or something, honestly the story could go in so many directions as long as it’s the right people directing and producing the movies.

[@joekellyou]

I saw an interview that Andrew improv’d the “I love you guys,” line. Their reactions were genuine. He said it just burst out and they kept it in the movie!

[@brewcityjesus]

I think we all can agree that the emotions are valid for this reaction.

[@kuivia]

Garfield saving MJ makes me tear up everytime, and Willems green goblin is just phenomenal. This is my 2nd fav spider-man movie after Spider-verse.

[@The_Texorcist]

This movie redeemed the Garfield Spider-Man for me, it really gave him a great personal arc. They also did so good with MOST of the villains (the lizard felt tacked on).

[@GGGritzer]

Garfield never needed any redeeming. his first film was superb, very close to source material & two incredible leads. His second film suffered a badly written Electro & being overly long. I much preferred the darker tone to Maguire's, although his second one was fantastic.

[@JakkFrost1]

Lizard really was kinda tacked on, and honestly Sandman wasn't much better. They were going for the Sinister Six, but they only had five to work with, since Vulture was in jail, Rhino was supposed to be in the third ASM movie that never happened, and Mysterio was already dead. With five active villains (though Sandman wasn't technically a villain), three Spider-Men, and the main storyline to deal with, it's not really any wonder that a couple of the villains were underused. Edit: Actually, Mysterio did make an appearance in the opening scene, so the movie technically had a full Sinister Six roster.

[@GGGritzer]

@@JakkFrost1, I liked The Lizard as he was very like the Lizard I remember from the comics. They screwed up on Electro's character though.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I don't think it was intentional, but the whole lab scene and interactions are the best and funniest ever. Toby just casually telling Ned about Harry had me rolling. Then Andrew's reaction after Ned says he'll never go Dark Side and try to kill Peter, was epic. lol.

[@steampunkray]

Don't get me wrong, I always loved Willem's Green Goblin, but this was the first time he was legitimately scary! Loved his performance in this movie! And VKunia, Andrew's spiderman is my favourite too :)

[@dontgiveinfo]

yeah. in the comics Goblin was the joker to spider-man. Always homicidal

[@guitarman0365]

i think that is why willem came back. he wanted specifically to handle it differently but still make it look like it could be the same guy in a new situation. although considering raimi made the originals im surprised they were as tame and family orientated as they were for a horror icon. This version feels like it should have been the original goblin but oh well those were still good for their time.

[@eastwood1026]

The whole condo scene is prob my fave scene in the mcu to date. Electro turning on doc ock was a dope moment as well as him dropping the crane in sandman. They really did their job with keeping max’s motives alive from amazing Spider-Man 2. He wants to generate more power to become pure energy

[@glennwelsh9784]

​@@eastwood1026 And it makes absolute sense that Max would be attracted to the arc reactor. It's basically a battery of near-perpetual energy, so Electro getting his hands on one makes him especially powerful since it eliminates his need to draw power from the energy grid to sustain himself.

[@johnwalker1058]

Aww VK, you don't need to apologize for having totally normal and valid emotional reactions to what is a very emotionally hard-hitting movie! The nostalgia, the tragedy, the sacrifice, and the emotional roller coaster, this movie has it all when it comes to pulling on our heartstrings and hitting us in the feels.

[@kuivia]

Also it warms my heart so much that Andrew got to come back as spider-man, he really loves the character and he's an incredible actor, easily the best actor of the 3, love that guy.

[@SpFlash1523]

Tom Holland was really, really good in this movie. He was good all the previous ones, but this was clearly his best performance as Spider-Man so far. The way Peter throughout his journey is always trying to compensate for everything and adjust to new challenges, learning new lessons and later applying it to his life, and holding down the fort for everyone, all while doing his best to maintain a optimistic outlook in whatever situation that he is in, is honestly very inspirational and moving. That's why he's my favorite Spider-Man.

[@thedeep6570]

I want an Amazing spiderman 3 soo bad now. Andrew talking about him becoming dark and not pulling punches anymore would be such a great story. And Andrew definitly has the acting chops to bring an amzing performance

[@Goku23864]

Never happening

[@minusculeshai5237]

i really liked andrews take on spiderman, the dark grey atmosphere of his movies was my favourite, it felt new and original compared to the other spidermen movies

[@davidgard6699]

A scene somewhere with Garfield spiderman at Gwen's grave talking through being at peace now because he was able to save MJ from falling is absolutely needed.

[@bryanxu586]

I'm really glad you've enjoyed watching Spider Man: No Way Home. Also, I love that Spider-Gwen costume you're wearing throughout the video.

[@VKunia]

Thank you Bryan💖

[@bryanxu586]

@@VKunia You’re welcome.

[@celeste9958]

This was pure gold, I saw the film in cinema and the audience couldn't contain themselves 😅. The conversation between Tobey and Doc Oc was a heavy hitter for me as the original trilogy was my childhood. Great video from you as always.

[@GabrielSilva-po2md]

Seeing this movie at the cinema was insane, lots of laughs, screams and tears

[@jaakumitsukai8682]

They need to make 'The Amazing Spider-Man 3' in between TASM2 and this movie. Basically showing him 'not pulling his punches' and being 'rageful'. Ending with him being pulled into the MCU for this movie.

[@Narutoanime16g]

I need to rewatch this 10 times everyone is so good in it & this felt so true to Spider-Man a tribute to every Spider-Man fan

[@samthompson1612]

I've only seen this in the theatre and did not realize how many extra scenes have been added to this version! Now I need to watch it again! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@supash3]

It’s a worse cut of the film imo, but it’s worth watching once.

[@samthompson1612]

@@supash3 I can believe that. Some of the scenes (Betty interviews and the rummaging around in the Sanctum basement) felt a little out of place, so I can absolutely see why they were cut from the theatrical version. Like you said, it's probably worth watching once just to see all the possible scenes.

[@diegopansini3152]

Besides the return of our favorite actors, the best thing this movie did was turn Tom Holland into the actual Spider-Man we’re familiar with. On his own, cruddy apartment, made his own suit, probably got the job at the Daily Bugle, just fantastic ending

[@Depre666]

Nice Spider-Gwen outfit. 😁

[@Ghost8386]

During the release of Spider-Man (2002), I was a senior in high school and 18 years old. Since 1986 I have been a fan of Spider-Man. A fantastic film; I had a great time watching it. In Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), Aunt May says the iconic quote, "With great power comes great responsibility," a little differently. She said, "With great power comes great responsibility." This is precisely how Stan Lee first expressed it in Amazing Fantasy issue 15 in 1962.

[@coupleice]

32:15 The way Andrew Gardfield screamed “No” in that scene UGHHH I can’t

[@mr.vesper5659]

God I love watching people react to this film. So many emotions and you never disappoint

[@PsychoGemini]

Vicky's love for all three of the Spider-Men is like the best thing ever.

[@clash5j]

Charlie Cox has told the story about how he snuck into a movie theater to see the audience react to the appearance of Daredevil/Matt Murdock. He sat there and waited in anticipation for the moment when Matthew Murdock appears and there was.....nothing. The theater was completely silent. No reaction at all. It was so deflating, but Charlie has a good sense of humor and every time he tells the story there is a big smile on his face as he laughs at himself He was later told by MANY people that the audience he sat with was an aberration and that most audiences erupted in cheers when he appeared.

[@Linerunner99]

He should have snuck in my theater. There were a whole bunch of cheers and a giant "Oh shit!" lol

[@betteryourlife865]

He went to the wrong theater then lol. There was a big reaction to him showing up when I went!

[@VoidR]

Yeah, If Charlie ever reads this thread (Who knows, maybe he's a Vkunia fan), my theater had a big pop when he showed up.

[@Lucklaran]

Never watched the Daredevil show, but I was aware of it, and him being Matt, so I loved that they brought him into this movie. Shame he got such a bad reaction.

[@clash5j]

@@Lucklaran It was just bad luck that he picked the one theater that didn't react to his appearance🤣. My theater went nuts

[@Satyam2105]

Tom Holland really had the best run as Spider-Man! We thought they skipped his origin movie, but they gave him an origin trilogy. He truly became Spider-Man in the end.

[@Kickinthescience]

Tobey had the better villains

[@DevagyaSingh]

Bruh ​@@Kickinthescience

[@SeanH212]

This is undoubtedly one of my favourite MCU films ever it just brought back so much nostalgia from my childhood memories growing up in the Maguire era, giving Garfield the respect and credit he deserves and wrapping up Tom's story into one film it's just so well done. Your reaction was beautiful Vicky I love watching them keep up the brilliant content

[@Der0310]

Love the final suit, it is taken from the original Spiderman comic but at the same time is designed to combine the three main suits from Tobey, Andrew and Tom

[@bri_____]

I love this movie so much. My only criticism is that I wish norman & Toby had a redemptive interaction at the end ❤

[@keny1555]

"I'm a really good lawyer" 🤣🤣🤣 cuz that's how that works, right...

[@Pit_Wizard]

Yep, Andrew is easily the best actor of the three, the scripts he was given in the past didn't give him a fair chance. I REALLY want him to get another shot at some solo movies.

[@Goku23864]

Andrew is the worst spiderman if he was good enough tasm 3 would of came out Tobey better

[@Pit_Wizard]

@@Goku23864 that's a moronic way of looking at it. Andrew is a phenomenal actor, the fact that the TASM movies weren't very good has almost nothing to do with him.

[@GGGritzer]

@@Pit_Wizard, completely agree. TASM is a brilliant film. Much closer to original first movie source material with two WAY better leads than Maguire & Dunst. Stayed in School for whole film & Uncle Ben & Aunt May were easily as good as Maguire's. TASM 2 suffered from a badly written Electro & being overly long. Garfiel & Stone were so good in it.DeHaan was great in it as well.

[@anthonygarcia3922]

Nah Tobey is the best. especially Spiderman 2, it's still the best spiderman movie out there without a doubt.

[@GGGritzer]

@@anthonygarcia3922, to each his own. Spidey 2 was real good, the only one that was of his 3, imo. TASM was closer to source material & I much preferred the two leads.

[@kadenharris3151]

This movie had me so hyped I saw it 4 times in theaters and had the best reaction in theaters I’ve ever had everyone was screaming, cheering, crying, and singing randomly😂

[@Wyattoons]

… why am I excited to see V cry…? I’m an awful person! Also! Great Gwen suit!

[@musical_lolu4811]

Pathetic.

[@DekkarJr]

@ 26:40 Foreshadowing there. His character becomes the Hobgoblin in the comics :3

[@averyvincent1868]

And Andrew Garfield claps him on the shoulder and gives him a knowing look, as if to say "Don't make promises you can't keep."

[@anothervagabond]

Re: the post-credits scene. I didn't realize you haven't watched the Venom movies, you should definitely check those out. They're a bit out there, but they're really entertaining, and it's likely that that version of Venom will be showing up in some way in the future Sony Spider-Man titles.

[@josephaaron4985]

You should've been there opening day! The first time the crowd went berserk was when Matt showed up. From then on, everyone was in multiple different tear's worth of emotions. For me, when Andrew showed up, I was like "take off the fuckn mask, bro, show your amazing face" and when he did, that's when the crowd went truly wild because, until the movie came out, Andrew kept trying to convince all of us that he wasn't "the werewolf", when he actually was😂

[@CaptainAmercia]

"I should've checked the cast list" Never do this going into films lol Idk how people look up the cast before going to see a film, welcomes major spoilers. In that shot of the sky being ripped open you can kind of make out a bunch of Spider-Man villains. The one with the Spear is Kraven The Hunter, The character with the long looking stinger is Scorpion, There's a person who looks kind of like Black Cat, We also see a character with a horn who looks like the classic Rhino in that skin tight suit rather than the militant looking mech suit in Amazing Spider-Man 2, Mysterio which could be another Mysterio from a different universe, pretty sure Marvel confirmed this and finally Superior Spider-Man with the tentacles on his back pretty much a story where Doc Ock took over Peter's Body and became Superior Spider-Man. These are all still up for debate but like I said Mysterio was actually confirmed by Marvel as one of those people in the Sky and was actually meant to be one of the main villains of this film. Other people think they saw Miles as well a skinny tall humanoid shape which suits his character while other people have brought up Madame Web so there’s a lot of possible hints at future characters. There's also rumours that the new Madame Web film from Sony will introduce a new Spider-Man who in the fim will be a Baby kind of like a Terminator story of them trying to protect baby Peter Parker. It's cool seeing these classic Spider-Man villains hinted at in the MCU which has been lacking Spider-Man related Villains for a while now. It even appears that Oscorp doesn't exist or at least exist in this time period, could've existed in the past overseen by Norman Osborn. Maybe the company went out of business and Norman went into hiding but the fact the Sam Rami Norman could've find any information about himself is very strange. There is a new Spider-Man animated series coming out that parallels with the MCU but is set in an alternate universe. So instead of Tony Stark mentoring Peter it's Norman Osborn sometime when Spiders still in his Freshman years. Doctor Strange is also in the show which means this Doctor Strange became a sorcerer a good few years before his Earth-616 (MCU) counterpart. There's also alot more Spider-Man villians as well so it very much feels much closer to the comics than the actual MCU Spider-Man. Also my theory for why the other two Spider-Men don't know the Avengers is because they may not even be named Avengers in their universes. In the Ultimate Universe the modern take on the Marvel hero's they're called The Ultimates yet all the hero's still remain their hero names. Another theory is maybe The Avengers haven't been formed yet because they're simply wasn't any reason to form the team but the hero's themselves like Captain America, Iron Man, and Hulk could exist in their universes they just haven't been formed into a team. Andrew and Peter are older though so I imagine they would've formed by now but this could relate to my first theory about the Avengers going by a different name. Non of them questions the massive shield on the Statue of Liberty something I would've loved to see. There is a MTV Spider-Man show that created as a spin off from the Sam Rami Spider-Man films that mentions X-Men, Stark, and even features Kingpin who is played by Michael Clarke Duncan who also played Kingpin in the Daredevil film from like 2003. I'm pretty sure the animated show broke of from the Rami films like a side canon so there not really regarded as true canon to the Rami films but it's cool nonetheless. JJJ in one of the Rami films makes nod to more Masked people running around so maybe it's true that Daredevil 2003 and Rami Spider-Man are connected just no mention of "Avengers".

[@davidbeyerle6996]

I though it was Odin or Bor! But Kraven makes way more sense.

[@Caseytify]

99% of which has nothing to do with the MCU.

[@entertainingCed]

my daughter laughed at me through the whole movie. i was fanboying throughout the whole movie. Matt showing up was the icing. grew up with spider-man from saturday morning cartoons/comics. great reaction video!!!

[@Zombiesnyder13]

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

[@alexcarranza15]

And if I remember, he was the reason behind the Venom push in SM3.

[@jscan4442]

Right, because there weren't enough names in the credits, you're right.

[@LeonardoKlotz]

​@@alexcarranza15 it's because of him that Kraven and Borderlands will just as bad as Morbius

[@oaf-77]

Whatever Arads motives, you can't deny he was a huge part of making these movies possible

[@Zombiesnyder13]

His motives are toy sales only He may be responsible for financing the movies, but the ones that worked out were the way they were because of someone else Like Kevin Feige, Laura Ziskin and Phil Lord and Chris Miller When there's only Arad in charge, we get movies like Morbius

[@893trent]

24:58 that view of andrew and tobey always gets me 😂😅

[@ResidentKen]

You must be watching an extended version! There are some extra scenes in here I haven’t seen before! Also, I LOVE that I’m experiencing this movie for the first time again through your eyes.

[@MacCheekz1990]

Yeah I thought the same!

[@miguelvaldez9763]

Same I was tf me and my friends didn’t see those scenes In theater

[@thatperformer3879]

The theatrical cut is actually a superior film overall with its editing.

[@johnpolsantiago]

I mean reading the title is pretty much just a common sense right?

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

It says so right in the video title...

[@timothyisidro4215]

Marisa Tomei's Death as Aunt May from rapid blood loss is one of the most realistic.

[@LadiesmanB007]

The ending of this movie left me depressed in a way no other MCU movie did. The end of infinity war was emotionally draining and devastating, but this just hit on such a different level.

[@yawdaorb]

I love it when the reactor has seen Netflix Daredevil and gets as excited to see Matt as l was!

[@oaf-77]

I liked the inclusion of venom, its hilarious to me that whike everyone else was having an epic fight, he spent the entire time just getting drunk in a bar

[@Arthezius]

It's sweet that the movie moved you like this. I am a late 40's man with a beard and a rough personality, and I teared up throughout this movie. Never apologize for having feelings!!!

[@divinedemon9076]

I don’t remember some of those scenes from seeing it in the theatres The final swinging scene shows off his new suit which has aspects from Tobey and Andrews suits mixed in. Also the end credit scene makes a lot of sense when you watch the Venom movies

[@Jj82op]

This is the extended verison, they added a few minutes of scenes

[@Caseytify]

I was pleasantly surprised by the two Venom movies; they're different from the Venom seen in the third Tobey movie. Some have called them bromance movies between Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and Venom.

[@divinedemon9076]

@@Caseytify they’re buddy cop movies

[@robinhood2524]

The best line in this movie was by MJ "Because that's who he is."

[@infinitelybi2064]

I saw this on theaters 4 times before it went to DVD/BLU-RAY 🎉🎉 Even took my family to see it Xmas Eve night, was a cozy time that is a core memory for me ❤ But by the gods if this isnt my #1 MCU movie, it just hit all right notes for me and really reminded me why I first fell in love with the Spider-Man character all those years ago 😊 "With Great Power, There must Also Come Great Responsibility" words i will always hear echo in mind and soul ❤

[@abc.animal5143]

I saw this in theaters with my grandparents, and they surprisingly enjoyed it without even getting the references. This movie was awesome and I was nerding out throughout all.

[@Pink.andahalf]

This is one of those movies that goes from just ok to fantastic if you've seen the movies it references. A lot like Endgame in that way.

[@patrioticjustice9040]

Now that the villains are cured, I wonder what will become of them back in their home worlds where they had all perished? -Green Goblin and Dr. Octopus: I can see Norman Osborn returning to OsCorp Industries, and upon seeing how Harry was trying to take it into a golden age of clean and renewable energy instead of weapons, he would try to honor that legacy. Otto Octavius still had the ARC Reactor in the palm of his hand and could work with Osborn to help change the world. Both of them probably visit the cemetery; Octavius to show his wife that he did not die a monster and how their dream is going to live, while Osborn mourns his son and vows to honor him the way he always should have. -Sandman: After testimony is provided for by Spider Man, Sandman agrees to do time, but has special visiting rights with his daughter, who is receiving the treatment she needs. Upon being released, Sandman is seen carrying his daughter up on his shoulders while standing on a beach looking at the sunset. -Lizard: Now completely cured of the Lizard serum, Curt Connors testifies and exposes a great deal of corruption at OsCorp (the Amazing Universe, not Raimi Universe) He is offered a position as head chairman to help ensure the company runs free of corruption. He continues to be a mentor to Spider Man and is seen watching the video of Gwen Stacy's graduation speech encouraging everyone to inspire hope. -Electro: Max has started up his own successful electric company, and given his newfound confidence in himself becomes popular amongst his crew and customers.

[@Scout701]

Watching this in theaters was really fun, everyone laughing and screaming 🥲🥲🥲

[@Hiky01Prime]

This movie holds a special place in my heart. At the time this movie came out, I was studying to pass in a test to work for a federal institution, and I was going to compete with the whole country. I felt like Peter, kind of alone to face an entire world, having to face responsibilities and all that. But most importantly, that was one of the last three movies I've seen with my mom in the theaters. Watching the chemistry between May and Peter was similar to what I had with my mom. This was one of the last three movies I saw with my mom. She passed last year, August 13th, brain cancer. Seeing this movie again reminds me of my times when I was nervous and scared to face so many responsibilities, although I had my mom at the time to help me keep my cool. But now, even though I have my family, I still feel alone without her. Just like Peter is. I feel like Peter, alone, but still trying to look foward, to build my own future. Seeing this movie again reminds me that sometimes I'll have to be strong when I'm alone, be strong to fight my obstacles, be strong to face my responsibilities.

[@893trent]

4:18 the theatre i went to was dead asf only i was happy to see Matt 😂😂💀

[@swastikbiswas2121]

24:30 Tobey just outspeed Andrew 🗿🔥

[@ramonaflowers5052]

This is one of my all time favorite movies, it was so incredible seeing Tobey my fav Spider-Man, Doc Ock, and Green Goblin back! It a great movie, and it even made me cry. I loved it so much, thanks for sharing your reaction to it! ♥

[@Fonny222]

The annoyed “Peter Three!” always makes me laugh.

[@ABeastG]

I am so grateful and lucky to have watched both No Way Home and Endgame on the first day. The hype that these 2 movies had back then was so unreal! I still miss those times to this day. 4:17 this is exactly how all of us reacted too! 23:15 god these shots after May's death are so fucking beautiful! The sad part is that no one knew Peter was May's nephew so he couldn't be at the funeral at that time....

[@waikiankhoo8746]

all the cameos were excellent. what is even better in this movie is this story able to allow past spidermen to fulfill their redemption what they regretted in their own universe. Aunt May delivery of that cliche responsibility line during her last moment just works perfectly in 'no way home'. Lastly, Tom holland acting is just too good, you can see all the emotions from his eyes. There are a few commendable moments from Tom's acting, like, holding aunt may for the last time in his arm, having a deep heart-felt conversation with newly met spiderman on the rooftop, bidding farewell to MJ and Ned, and him holding himself back not to intrude into the life of MJ and Ned after memory wiped.

[@karlluigi1987]

FUN FACT: Andrew Garfield and Willem Dafoe, broke their back for carrying this entire movie, aside from all the fan services and Nostalgia..lol

[@ScratchJoe]

I didn't see extended cut before, you're watching stuff I haven't seen!!! Love it.

[@adjustingmythreshold233]

This movie ended in a spectacular way. It's setting up Peter's new life that is familiar with most of his comics. Unfortunately Spider-Man's life (most of the time) is never easy, but that's what makes him so relatable. He struggles with balancing being Spider-Man, work, and school. There's a reason why he's the most popular Marvel hero.

[@johnkelly90]

I sat feeling horrible for Peter losing May… but I later realized that through Peter’s actions to save the others… Harry Osborne was probably retroactively saved… He only became Green Goblin to avenge his father… and now Norman is alive… especially because the glider is destroyed which means when Norman got sent back…. There is no way he could become impaled by it… and with Norman now knowing about what is going to happen to Otto he probably helped him out to avoid what happened, likely saving Otto’s wife…

[@kugelblitzen]

Willem Dafoe best Spiderman villain

[@MagicMagy]

Ah this one was emotional 🥺🥰 great video

[@clendrywilson7001]

Your reaction and words at 15:42, literally how I was feeling! I swear it still all feels surreal, rewatching it. Man I love this movie.

[@Omegasyn6662000]

Doc Oc was still holding the Arc reactor when he was sent back. That is how he will save himeself and Peter from dying. Power of the sun...

[@Fizzlethe6th]

Andrew Garfield was so good, because Fox didn't have a hand in his writing. I LOVED him in NWH. It made me watch Tick Tick Boom, just to see more of him. lol And the scene where he gets to save MJ and "redeem" himself for losing Gwen, never fails to break me. That was such a traumatic scene in AS2, it was so beautiful that they brought it around in NWH.

[@xmant8842]

Goblin has some absolutely goated lines in this movie. "Struggling to have everything you want. Gods dont have to choose." "Strong enough to have it all. TOO WEAK TO TAKE IT!"

[@marsalien4]

I know they likely won't do this, but I absolutely want another film with the three of them together. I know people keep saying they want Andrew to get his third film (and I'd love to see that, too! I was one of the few who liked his films as they were coming out!) but I want to see the three of them together again. I know this was a lightning in a bottle situation, but I'd love more!

[@shaynemartin5032]

The magic of CGI. The OG villains look dope💯💯💯💯

[@OhnnyTsunami]

Oh yes this has been a looong time coming, Andrew with that redemption catch to MJ was so heart warming. Love your reactions V! (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ ♥

[@Eliminator6363]

This movie is so great because of how much it respects the old movies. The way it handled bringing back the old spideys breathed new life into them by really giving the sense that their lives continued long after the cameras went off. Heck, them just being in the movie makes their events exist in the multiverse, which is so neat.

[@salvadormartinez8577]

Visually it’s a wonderful movie, I hope you watched on a TV and not a monitor! Also, the theater had amazing energy during this film. Once you’re caught up on the MCU, you can enjoy them in theaters with other fans !

[@wildro95]

I agree! It was hard to see during the night scenes in the theaters but on OLED? Wow🤯🤯

[@salvadormartinez8577]

@@wildro95 the night scenes were clear for me, but I was in IMAX

[@vinnycordeiro]

Your reaction when Matt appears on screen was \*chef kiss\* so good. 😄

[@dec4th2080]

23:36 makes me so mad

[@Silver-o1h]

Why?

[@dec4th2080]

@@Silver-o1h she doesn't know her fricken spidermen

[@ryanweintraub9448]

Seeing Murdocks cane will NEVER get old. So fucking cool

[@smdias65]

This is my favorite MCU movie. One shot that took me a second to appreciate was the one with Charlie Cox and Jon Favreau (who played Foggy Nelson in 2003's "Daredevil"). Cool Spider-Gwen costume!

[@Z-Tbh]

Tibet is by far my fav Spider-Man. But they all really sold the show. Loved this so much. Great reaction

[@Reeseclan]

This review was perfect. This is an emotional roller-coaster. Top 3 Marvel movie

[@LoneCommentWanderer]

36:41 Literally me when it's obvious that a happy ending could have happened if it weren't for some of the characters' mistakes.

[@DavidGowers]

I just love this movie so much. Bringing Charlie Cox in, bringing in the major villains from the other Spider-Mans, redeeming Otto...but by far my favourite moments were the scenes with the three Spideys together. Andrew Garfield DID get ripped off with his movies, they really weren't great, so it was awesome to see him get a GOOD script. Bringing back Tobey, who helped cement comic books as genuinely viable sources for movies, was beautiful. Essentially giving Tom Holland the chance to work with the guys who paved the road for him, and to thank them, was awesome, and the way they all just kinda bounced off each other for the scene on the scaffolding...and, of course, Andrew Garfield getting the chance to redeem himself for not catching his Gwen by saving MJ was SO powerful. I get teary-eyed EVERY time I see that. I would love to see him get a third Spidey movie.

[@drahunter213]

Well when someone has power it’s really hard to let someone take it away lol…so then fighting back or even giving the smallest micro reason was enough for them to be like “yeah I ain’t giving this up for a normal life” lol gotta force that cure into them 😊