Why This Scene in SPIDER-MAN No Way Home Is PERFECT

Why This Scene in SPIDER-MAN No Way Home Is PERFECT. We breakdown one of the big scenes in Spiderman NWH in which Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker saves MJ. We discuss what this means not only for the character but also the actor in light of all that he went throught with Sony and Marvel.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home is an upcoming American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man, co-produced by Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. It is intended to be the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) and Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), and the 27th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
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0:00 Spider-Man No Way Home Perfect Scene
0:35 What Happened With Andrew Garfield And The Amazing Spider-man
1:58 The Death Of Gwen Stacy
2:54 With Great Power Comes...
3:27 How Tobey Saved Tom
4:10 Saving MJ
6:37 The Future Of The Amazing Spider-man
Ok so Spider-Man No Way Home built upon the last 20 years of the Sony Spider-verse to bring us a film that broke the MCU in order to make one of the biggest events in comic book movie history.
Seeing Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire appear on screen together alongside Tom Holland was something that we never thought could happen but Marvel delivered this massive event to make it the biggest film this side of the pandemic.
I hadn't felt that hyped since Jay-Z and Nas appeared on stage together during the I Declare war tour and it's still something that gives me Goosebumps to this day.
(I know you can feel the magic baby)
What I think that the film excelled at though was giving Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker a much deserved redemption arc. When you hear everything that went on behind the scenes with him it's difficult not to feel sorry for the actor and when he played the character he had several things riding against him.
The Amazing Spider-man released in 2012, just a mere five years after Tobey Maguire appeared as Peter Parker in Spider-man 3. The Amazing Spider-man 2 dropped two years later in 2014 and it would be a mere two years after that in which he was replaced by Tom Holland in a complete reboot of the character.
Garfield was actually due to announce The Amazing Spider-man 3 at a Brazillian Comic Book Movie event but he called in sick and then the project was scrapped. It was only after the Sony Email Hack that we found out Amy Pascal had been in talks with Kevin Feige to reboot the character in the MCU and Garfield's version was swept under the rug by the studio.
Online though there was still a massive community that supported him and just in the same way that The Snyder-cut had several supporters, Garfield did too. Thus seeing him back on the big screen alongside Tobey and Tom was a major moment that not only righted the wrongs of the past but it also showed the growth of the character.
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[@RPRsChannel]

*_Could both Andrew and Tobey get a Supporting Actor Nomination at the end of February?_*

[@mingfanzhang8927]

Ramadan

[@franklinrichards528]

I really like this scene it was amazing but imagine if Spider-Man or the cloak saved strange that would be golden and it could be better if they added venom and it got onto peters suit

[@Someone-ex9tl]

I’m really glad Andrew got a redemption because he’s my favorite spider-man

[@nicaiduro9552]

this is too painfuL for garfieLd spiderman.. i actuaLLy cried for this scene.

[@TheMultiverseofSpidey]

*Peter was able to redeem himself by saving MJ, although his face reflects the pain of what could have been saving Gwen, it is also seen that he was able to overcome it by not allowing it to repeat itself. If there is another The Amazing Spider-Man movie, I hope he meets the MJ of his universe, he deserves a good happy ending.*

[@gman2307]

After watching Tick, Tick...Boom I think Alexandra Shipp would be great as Garfield's MJ in TASM 3.

[@charlesjohnson7458]

Agreed

[@noctisluciscaelum2960]

Amen

[@jdot634]

@@gman2307 Shailene Woodley was already casted as MJ in the TASM universe

[@marcw6875]

I bet he spent a lot of time thinking about how he would have done it differently with Gwen in that moment. He got the chance to put that into action in this scene.

[@woodrobin]

According to Andrew Garfield, the moment when MJ asks his Spider-Man if *he's* okay was Zendaya's idea, and Garfield said it reflected what a caring person Zendaya is. That made it even more moving, knowing it came straight from her heart, and her seeing MJ as a character that would see the pain on another Peter Parker's face and feel that need to make sure he's alright.

[@Unkle_Genny]

Wonderfully stated

[@megamovieman101]

Honestly Zendaya is just amazing

[@lallaemilia4670]

@@megamovieman101 Fr

[@alexandraa4352]

Could u give me the link to where he said that pls?

[@aaliyonce]

Zendaya and her improvs are amazing

[@spudmatix8770]

I always felt like Tobey not saying a word to Tom while holding the glider was really powerful, the look he gives Tom is enough and I'm glad Marvel didn't decide to let Tobey say something like "killing him isn't gonna fix anything" since he had already explained that earlier :-) I love wen a movie doesn't treat their audience like idiots 10/10

[@Lifelessdummy]

They really tried to follow the 'show not tell' in this film and I respect that

[@joeyeulo1489]

That moment when Garfield's face broke into tears was equally heart wrenching and beautiful.... seriously need more moments like that in Marvel movies... actual stakes and consequences that deliver pay offs later on.... Seeing him as Spider-Man again was truly awesome because he really should've had more of a chance to play him. Whether or not he gets to suit up again, at least his most tragic moment finally came full circle with a beautiful conclusion.

[@jermainehaslam5634]

Even if he doesn't get another spiderman movie which I'm sure he will, at least No Way Home let his character rectify what happened to Gwen and it leaves his character in a good place because of what he did for Tom's Peter and what he did for himself1

[@kidghostly3746]

Yeah, people always talked about how Garfield wasn't the problem, it was the writing/directing that made his movies bad. But I think No Way Home really drives that point home now.

[@catherinejolly7300]

I loved him as Spiderman. He in fact is my favorite Spiderman. I could never understand why people pooped on him as Spiderman.

[@Karnage60]

The moment Andrew leapt using his feet first and flipped the web behind him showed to me he replayed that moment over and over in his head. When it happens with MJ he didn’t skip a beat, I love how that moment not only redeemed Andrew’s Spider-Man, and saved Tom’s from a similar fate but also redeemed the actor himself. This movie deserves the clout 💯%

[@satxrey]

MAYBE an amazing spider man 3?

[@ammadine1439]

boom. exactly my thoughts!!!

[@TsarVladolfPutler]

@@satxrey Now that Garfield's Spidey is redeemed, maybe he can start pulling his punches again in TASM3?

[@kritikulgaming4810]

I love how they care so much , cause they really couldn’t give two shits , to shape this reality’s spider man into what they wanted to be and how these parallel universes coincide with this one universe they never even knew existed

[@thefragranceapothecary7281]

Right!!!

[@Ra3_ar1adnE]

I still think about this scene alot, that short moment of Andrew's expression gets to me every time especially after MJ asked if he's okay, that nod.

[@ejm6122]

Yes, his expression just killed me that moment his expression morphed into that look in his eyes of sheer hurt and pain from long ago. I loved this moment and instantly wanted to explore this aspect of his life. Much like I need to explore further of Tom's version of loss of Mae. Garfield's version of Peter parker is so layered with nuance and depth and childlike hurt... I want to see him navigate this.

[@reecewheeler2041]

Same here. Whenever I think about it, I start to tear up 😂

[@GreenSabre187]

@@reecewheeler2041 im happy im not the only one :D in general, all the scenes with our Boys were pure Gold and make me tear up everytime i see them again in Videos here on YT. Its seldom one can witness so much genuine love and emotions in a movie. Especcialy for superhero movie.

[@ejm6122]

@@suzygirl1843 what?? I'm going to have to disagree with that, I have dealt with hurt and loss and so I recognized that expression in his eyes.

[@briannashipp2141]

RIGHT! IT WAS SO CHILDLIKE AND BEAUTIFUL 😩💙

[@RodaMoonknight]

I legit cried when this moment happened. I knew it was coming, I knew he would leap, I knew he would save her, I knew he was going to hold her. But the delivery and Garfield tearing up as the whole theater also teared up and said AWWW at the same time... Magical, something only this movie can do

[@ashantiloston8038]

Thats cute

[@TheOneTrueLeo2002]

As much as I love Tobey, Andrew saving MJ was hands down the best part of the movie for me.

[@TheMultiverseofSpidey]

*"Saving MJ will not only make him a better Spider-Man, but also a better Peter parker"~ Words of wisdom.* 👏

[@traigreer5211]

Absolutely.

[@Gooniegirl3333]

It's a month later, and I still tear up over the thought of this scene. That's how I know it's perfect.

[@casnova0471]

Everytime

[@Gooniegirl3333]

@@suzygirl1843 uh, no???? 🤔

[@groverkiinmuppetborn714]

@@suzygirl1843 take your meds

[@kuzz1191]

yeah this moment hit me so hard in the cinema, was actually beautiful, cried my eyes out

[@wjgraham63]

💯

[@KelvinMedinathezarkman]

I pounded my fist into my chest so hard when Garfield's Peter Parker saved MJ, you knew in his heart that if he had the chance to do this in another life, rather another universe he would do it in a heartbeat. I felt so emotionally invested in this scene because this was the ultimate show of redemption to his version of Spiderman and I'm legit happy he got to do this!

[@ashantiloston8038]

Me toi

[@ashantiloston8038]

Too

[@DarkHorseWorkshop]

By far my favorite scenes in the movie, and the Garfields Spidey saving MJ was the first thing I talked about when leaving the theatre.

[@rory8182]

he is the Amazing Spiderman

[@ejm6122]

Lol heck, I didn't even wait until we were leaving. I turned to the people behind us and made commentary and they got started too. In fact, the entire theater began to cheer again and commented about it.

[@ayodstudio]

The scene for me as well. Andrew’s acting there was everything

[@yourlifeisagreatstory]

No gonna lie, a couple tears broke out when he asked if she was okay. It causing emotions kind of shocked me.

[@aartadventure]

It's almost shocking when a scene is carefully crafted and written well during a big hollywood blockbuster these days, but props to the writers for No Way Home, because they nailed it.

[@vilzul]

i've been saying this for waaaay too many times, but i'll say it again that Andrew's Spidey never deserved the hate that he got. He's always been and always is the great spiderman and peter parker. so are Tom's and Tobey's. and i'm glad that people now realising it.

[@richardhicks5031]

Andrew was great so was Tobey but the 2nd amazing Spider-Man and spiderman 3 we're just to slammed full with bad guys to make a good film its good to see MCU and Sony managed to get the multiple villain formula down

[@TheSanien]

He was alway a great Spider-Man it was just the script and effects that were subpar.

[@vilzul]

@@TheSanien agree. he’s just a victim of poor written story

[@BlossomPathOnStage15]

People never actually hate the Andrew as a Spider-Man they just hate the poor writing in the Spider-Man movie that he's in. There's a difference.

[@ch-pg6gl]

@@richardhicks5031 that's Avi Arad for you. Raimi half-assed Spider-Man 3 after Arad's decision of shoehorning Venom into it. The TASM 2 he repeated the same mistake shoehorning more villains into it out of nowhere. But hey at least Tobey can be proud of himself saying he fought an alien made out of black goo once so, silver lining perhaps lol

[@M64bros]

In the real world I will always feel connected with Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker

[@jadedplacebo24]

Agreed. His Peter was the most grounded imo and most relatable.

[@jermainehaslam5634]

That's the beauty of the character Peter Parker, he feels the most grounded and relatable out of all the superheros because he's not rich or popular just a humble, down to earth guy who just so happens to have the power to save people!

[@Red_MOON187]

@@jermainehaslam5634 Yeah, Scott Lang''s Pretty grounded to, that's why I love ant and Spider man. :')

[@hello-bk4kf]

Yup same. I love all 3 versions but Andrews will always have a special plays in my heart. His version is clearly the most realistic. I love his movies and I rlly wish we could get a third movie of him

[@jermainehaslam5634]

@@hello-bk4kf Andrew is incredible as Spiderman, he was one of my favourite things about No Way Home

[@SoundsOfTheWildYT]

Definitely my favourite moment too. Gwen’s death has stood out to me as one of the most emotional moments in super hero films, and seeing Andrew’s face after making the catch in this film brought all that pain back. Yes it redeemed his character but also hurts all the more that he could have done it differently to start with and saved Gwen.

[@gold6813]

No he couldn’t

[@UrbanNekoDesigns]

He couldn't. She was far more below and he wouldn't have reached her in time. His webs barely reached her while she was already near the ground. She would have been dead no matter what and how he did it

[@ashantiloston8038]

@@UrbanNekoDesigns good point and true

[@KXIIIIX]

Would love to see Andrew’s Peter with the symbiote.. his acting would be ridiculously good for it. The contrast between his normal persona with the more angry version would be so ‘amazing’ to witness

[@41tinman41]

It could be set up as the time between ASM 2 and NWH. That dark time when he "stopped pulling his punches."

[@status8477]

@@41tinman41 I think he said |spoiler| that he didn't fight aliens like Tobey and Tom did, Tobey's alien was venom. So probably not

[@41tinman41]

@@status8477 True, that makes more sense. But with the changes that happened post-NWH, Garfield's Spider-Man might get that encounter with the symbiote when he gets back to his universe.

[@andywilson4826]

@@41tinman41 all of the villains and spidermen came from the same 2 universes, as explained by Dr. Strange, so the question then is, why was Tom Hardy's Venom there? We know he's not from Tobey's Universe, because he's already had his Venom, and since he had to make a jump to get there, we know he's not from Holland's Universe (though a bit got left behind for him to play with). So that leaves just one universe he could've come from...

[@41tinman41]

@@andywilson4826 Exactly! Venom accessing the hive mind of the symbiotes might have unlocked a memory from other symbiotes which led to him being pulled into the mix of people that went into Holland's universe. Upon returning, Venom would have knowledge of Peter Parker and that might lead to them meeting.

[@jakeselig7410]

Andrew is by far the best actor of the 3, you could see and feel just how much returning truly meant to him, he finally got the proper redemption that he deserved

[@walkrwalkr3622]

Of that I don’t doubt. He did get major awards recognition for his body of works: a BAFTA (Boy A), a Tony (Angels in America) and an Oscar Nom (Hacksaw Ridge) … Tobey and Tom are great actors but Andrew is at another level. Plus he’s the funniest most Spiderman too. 🤣

[@lynnperry5085]

All 3 spidermen were different. They were different emotionally from each other , Toby stern and quiet, Andrew the hey dude, Tom more nieve, younger, humour. You seriously can't compare them as spiderman, but you can compare their stories

[@saikathghosh8733]

Man this scene gave a perfect redemption for Andrew's spidey!!!

[@AMLAN815]

Same for Tobey. Both of them deserved to get redemption.

[@lonelyrebel_]

in an interview, andrew states that when peter 3 catches mj, peter 3 asks if she is ok because his mind isn't registering that because this is that moment where all he was thinking about was gwen. can you imagine his mind replaying that tragic moment over and over and he needed mj to confirm that. this is why i love andrew garfield's version so much. i love all three generation of spider-men, but tasm is my number one.

[@sumchakungkho4308]

It's my fav too

[@danmbradley]

This scene was so powerful indeed. I didn't see the trailers so had no idea it was coming. When he saved MJ my first thought was "WOW, he must have replayed that moment in his head for years and imagined what he would change to save her life." well he got that chance at a redo and nailed it. So emotional!

[@cesarcarmona1489]

This scene absolutely broke me when I watched it. Andrew Garfield's performance was subtle but impactful.

[@michaelsilvas16]

Crazy how GREAT Andrew did in that scene- no words needed. You knew exactly how he felt without saying a word

[@MistressCha]

I was crying in the theatre when I saw Andrew tearing up. I really got to me, it was without a doubt one of the best scenes in the movie.

[@carpenoctemprods]

Just watching even THIS video showing that moment is enough to make me tear up. Garfield absolutely stole each scene he was in and is a brilliant actor. So effing happy he finally got to show the world how great a Peter/Spidey he can still be.

[@hassanabdalla2332]

Those 2 Moments broke me in the cinema, i am the oldest Brother in my family and specially how tobey saves Toms souls by preventing him going that dark path and stays firm when Tom tries to push the glider even harder, is something i see myself doing for the better of my younger siblings. And Andrews moment was gut wrenching just cuz we knew how much it meant to him and Andrews acting was on another level.

[@zafir7]

That's what elder brothers do. 🙂

[@nobodyinparticular8370]

This scene made me cry. "Being able to give what you wished you had received" is a good attribute I personally strive everyday to have and keep having. Letting go of your trauma, the scars they left, and the pain, anger, fear, and envy to 100% make sure the next generation gets the best chance and the best deal with the new toys and tools that they have, and for the generation after them, and onwards, and knowing that this is more important than your emotions... I mean... I'm no hero, but this is the closest I've ever felt to being one. There is already too much suffering and hatred in this world. Let's spread a little love for a change (when we can), ye?

[@HamoTheUltimate]

Ye

[@Senpaiaproves]

O captain my captain

[@analancheros7356]

Beautifully said

[@tburrows357]

I love how the Toby and Garfield’s Spider-Man being older share their experience to educate the younger Holland. And by saving him they both redeem parts of themselves and their own souls. The same is with by saving and redeeming all the villains it gives everyone a second chance to get it right. Whether those characters carry that on back to their original universes is yet to be determined. If true then for Toby’s Spider-Man that would mean that also should mean that would lead to his best friend not turning and staying his friend and not a villain.

[@3lionsph]

I could never overstate how much I enjoyed No Way Home and how much I loved Andrew's spidey saving MJ. Seen the movie 7 times now but it still bring tears to my eyes. I never thought I'd see an Avengers Endgame-level kind of scene this soon. Well done Marvel!

[@edwinfcapidos]

And the ending too. It's sad but perfect.

[@3lionsph]

@@edwinfcapidos Agreed 💯 Especially because it came after J Jonah Jameson's speech about Spider-man being a coward for hiding his true identity and intention. Peter's decision not to tell MJ whatever he was planning to say was anything but cowardice. Hurts to see Peter lose in order for Spider-man to win. God I love this movie!!!

[@TheMultiverseofSpidey]

*When i went to watch the movie and wow when Andrew saved MJ from falling the whole theatre erupted in a round of applause. Really happy from Andrew’s Spider-Man he deserved a redemption like that.*

[@BiGuyJedi]

I cried multiple times because of how powerful Garfield's performance was. If he isn't in Live Action Marvel going forward, I would happily accept him as an animated spider-person, maybe a spectacular spiderman-esque show about how he deals with gwens death after gaining perspective from the other Spider-Folk in NWH

[@jermainehaslam5634]

I absolutely love the part when he saves MJ, it was a badass moment for Andrew's Peter and your able to know everything peter's feeling when he looks at MJ because of Andrew's great performance!

[@DavidDatura]

No Way Home was a great movie! And Andrew Garfield’s performance as Spidey was the cherry on the cake. It really made the movie for me! 😁👍

[@fredericos4190]

Best moment of the movie, brings tears to the eyes and a great feeling of redemption every time I watch it. Really glad they brought Garfield back, hope to see more of him as spider man

[@brianbuxton9534]

I don't know how The Amazing Spider-Man 2 subconsciously changed my perception of Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man (which I really believe him to be a terrific actor) so negatively, but all his moments in No Way Home really did a course reversal in my heart to not only make me love Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man but also begin to question that he might be the best one. Loved this video

[@Lockn3s5]

Shit writing ruined that film. The first one also had shit writing too but an even shittier tone. The only thing that ever made those films watchable was Garfield and Stone's chemistry. Web swinging was unique too though.

[@Name-lq7hc]

@@Lockn3s5 Yeah, everything about it was great, the cgi, action and acting. The story was just garbage.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@Lockn3s5 The movie and the writing were really good. It nailed the banter which most Spider-Man movies fail at. The plots are tight. The characters are well developed.

[@Lockn3s5]

@@alphanerd7221 What banter? In ASM1 Peter behaves more like a dick than anything. His banter isn't clever or quirky. He just comes off as a rude asshole. His first few interactions with Gwen don't even use actual words for dialogue. He just bumbles in speech and she takes charge. In ASM2 the writing just gets worse. They write in Harry as some long time friend despite never once mentioning him before. He immediately goes back on what he ended the first film on putting Gwen through dumb bullshit just cause he sees ghost dad around. The contrived subplot of Peter's parents goes literally nowhere. Peter for some reason goes directly to Harry just to tell him no when he could've just ignored it. Btw the worst written dialogue of these films takes place in this scene where after being denied Spider-Man's blood Harry retorts, "I'm already dying. You're blood can't make me die more." Yes that is a professionally written line of dialogue that made it passed multiple editors and company people as if it were a completely normal way of speaking. There is such a thing as "die more" it's called dead. Simple solution. "I'm already dying. It's not like your blood is going to kill me." Also Electro's character from the beginning of the film is pointless if they were just going to change his personality anyway so he was written so ridiculously for no reason at all. Sorry bud but those films are shit. Love Andrew Garfield but those films really do suck. And look at how well he did with better material.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@Lockn3s5 Behaving like a dick is Peter Parker's thing and if you don't know that you don't know Spider-Man. Him being a dick to the street criminals is what the character does. "He just comes off as a rude asshole." You mean like when he tried to join the fantastic four and changed his mind when he found out they didn't get paid, or when he tried to join the X-Men, again to earn a paycheck, and they way he did it was by breaking in and kicking the X-Men's ass, or how about when he Dated the invisible girl just to tick of his friend the Human Torch? The writing was great and you don't have any legitimate criticism over it. "Peter had a friend I didn't know about in the first movie." yeah, so? You lose.

[@TheSensationPR]

Andrew's spidey saving MJ hit me very hard emotionally and was one of the best scenes of the movie becuase we all knew the meaning of that moment for his character. If there are no more spider-man movies with Andrew I am really satisfied with this ending of his Peter Parker.

[@Zod_JB]

I’ve been on Team Garfield from his beginning in TASM. So glad to see that he’s been able to bring the character back and prove that he truly is an Amazing Spider-Man.

[@Vierwu]

I agree. This movie redeems both Andrew and his Peter Parker. I wish Sony would start working on TASM 3 to finish his arc and for some reason I feel like they will do it soon.

[@anthonyzullo]

Me too

[@herbsman05]

same here! i was really disappointed that sony didnt do the 3rd movie before spiderman joined the mcu but now after the events in no way home, i would like to see spider gwen in the 3rd movie that a spiderman/venom movie. i think its better for the mcu to continue with the spiderman/venom arc. :)

[@walkrwalkr3622]

Too afraid of Sony ruining the perfect redemption. If Sony can’t do it right best not do it at all. Have a feeling that Andrew at present won’t sign on anything without checking the script. Sony truly screwed him over on his TASM franchise. He did hint it was too commercialized and decisions were made not for the betterment of the storyline or character, but for commercial value.

[@anthonyzullo]

@@walkrwalkr3622 which marvel has proven with black panther and spiderman nwh that commercial success cam be achieved by simply giving the fans what they want. Disney also proved it withandalorian and book of Boba. Sony better chill rf out because Disney can aquire them in minutes if they want. Spiderman is the only IP Sony actually makes money on

[@RandomEhPerson]

God, I hope Sony continues TASM 3 after this movie, because since venom is in the Sony universe which is also Andrew Garfield's universe, we could see something incredible from that. Plus, venom is also in Tom's universe. I hope they realize the potential of Andrew Garfield.

[@voiceinject]

My theater erupted in cheers when Andrew dived for MJ. There was no hesitation and he took no chances by opting for body to body contact. So got-dayum satisfying.

[@sungshineev8732]

Andrew saving MJ was my favorite scene of the movie. I never really cared about Spider-Man before he entered the MCU, but it still made me tear up as it was such an obviously important moment for his Spider-Man. Great stuff, it made me feel a lot of emotions.

[@djxiii]

That scene was my favourite moment in the movie. I love that Andrew and Zendaya both brought something special to it. The fact that he doesn't look at her at first, that he doesn't know for sure that he's saved her just screams brilliance.

[@TheDeadPoet.]

No dialogue was required to portray the scene ❤️

[@walkrwalkr3622]

No dialogue required as well whilst they discussed Tobey’s organic webs. 🤣😂🤣 Andrew’s facial expression says it all 🤣🤣🤣

[@danlightbody5786]

Completely agree, this scene is so perfect, I'm not sure if it's Andrew or Peter that let's out the sob when he catches MJ!! By far my favourite aspect is that the whole thing is told with hardly any dialogue, absolutely perfect

[@adenetherington9817]

This scene was honestly one of my favourite in the whole movie. As a Andrew fan I thought It was really nice to see him getting the redemption that he not only needed but deserved.

[@percyjackson3885]

I really love that all three Spiders learned something from each other. Both Tobey and Andrew's versions of Spidey learned what it's like to work in a team. Tom's Spidey learned that, with this type of job, he can't save everyone and that he shouldn't be full of rage and revenge. Because if he is then he'll go down the same road that Tobey and Andrew's versions of Spidey went down. Andrew stopped pulling his punches. Tobey caught Uncle Ben's killer. But they weren't happy with the choices they made, so they advised the new Spider to not go down this road by 1. Telling him what it did to them and 2. Physically doing something to help stop him from going down that road. For Andrew, it was saving MJ. In doing this, he redeemed himself. For Tobey, it was saving Gobby *don't yell at me please I gave the Goblin a nickname* from Tom's Spiderman, who was going to kill him. Peter Parker is not supposed to kill anyone. This was a nice scene, and I'm not talking about the one with Andrew though that was beautiful. I'm talking about the one with Tobey. He saved the Green Goblin. He never wanted him to die in Spiderman 1.

[@Quanic2000]

Probably one of the most unexpected, emotionally gratifying, and redeeming moments in cinema 👏

[@brendanmcswiggen711]

I watched all the spoilers for this movie. This moment and Aunt May's death still hit me like a ton of bricks.

[@chasey4069]

I cried so hard when she said the great responsibility speech lol cause I knew it was coming

[@tysonallen4038]

still worst aunt may

[@harshitabhuyan8892]

I didn't even watch the trailer and skipped anything that was even remotely related to the movie or the actors, didn't watch the promotions or anything and went with a blank slate. Had no idea what to expect and my mind was blown. This is what i do before every marvel movie and i can't even explain how it feels to finally watch the movie. Try it sometime, it hits different, you only watch a movie for the very first time once in your lifetime, so don't ruin the cinematic experience of the surprise, the joy and exhilaration.

[@atp8108]

@@tysonallen4038 Why do you people have to leave comments like this? If someone enjoys this version of aunt may then let them! You’re contributing nothing to this conversation by shitting on other people’s opinions.

[@Zoza15]

Indeed, Tom Holland's Aunt May was actually pretty hip and awesome.

[@cmzf947]

I couldn’t agree with you more. A lot of people will say they grew up watching the Raimi movies, but for me, Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man is what started me with my love of superhero movies, Spider-Man and action movies when my dad took me to the Amazing Spider-Man nearly ten years ago. Since then, I’ve become a fan of Marvel and their movies. So I was really happy when Andrew returned to the role of Spider-Man in No Way Home and it’s fair to say that he stole the show with his incredible acting. But his best moment and one of the best in the entire movie was when he saved MJ. They could have had Tom succeed in saving his girl or had Tobey save another falling girl, but instead, they chose to give the moment to the Spider-Man who needed it the most and not only stop the youngest Peter from going down the path he had been on, but redeemed himself which again was something he needed the most. If I could describe that scene in one word, then yeah, I’d say it was perfect. Some people say that they saw it coming and maybe talked or posted about it, but I am so grateful that I didn’t see any of that because it just amazed me even more with the surprise and made the moment even better. I rewatched No Way Home on Sunday and took my dad to it since Spider-Man ended up becoming something so important to me that I wanted to share the experience with him since he basically is the reason I started loving this stuff. People can say Tobey is their favourite because he is the original or Tom because he’s the most relatable, but to me, Andrew will always have a special place within me and I hope he still has many more Spider-Man days ahead of him.

[@steurlztutz21]

I couldn’t agree more💯

[@CuriousChronicles82275]

Nah I want to see the 3 of them again and again. This gives a whole different meaning when you rewatch toby, Andrew, and toms spider man movies.

[@Herjuk]

Andrew Garfield saving MJ was a perfect moment, one of the most emotional scenes of any film and enough to make even the hardest person tear up. You could see for the character a redemption but also for Andrew as Spider-Man. One of the truly magical moments of the MCU. I never thought they would beat the "on your left", but this was miles ahead.

[@karenatchison8754]

This gives us a lot of reality fixes for the different actors who have played Spider-Man. It also gives a true redemption for Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man too!

[@God-T]

I want to see him in another movie maybe this time he meets black cat Or eddy i want to see him at that moment in football field in the rain with venom.

[@Paul_Simon]

Very well articulated, Paul. It's a huge credit to all involved (especially Andrew) that arguably the best emotional beat comes from a non-MCU originated storyline. I;k not taking away from any other element of the film by saying this- it was an expert production on every level, but this one resonated the strongest for me- and I haven't seen TASM 1-2 (yet). That's powerful filmmaking.

[@heavyspoilers]

thank you

[@blanketsquares7607]

You gotta watch tasm ASAP, they're kinda rubbish but garfield makes it all worth it, they're my favourite spiderman films

[@Paul_Simon]

@@blanketsquares7607 I do plan to, it’s nothing against them, wasn’t interested at the time but now have the open mind to enjoy them!

[@justingary5322]

@@heavyspoilers Exactly Andrew Garfield's hipster Peter Parker finally fulfilled his purpose as Spider-Man by saving the woman that Spider-Man loves but just not his woman but it still makes him a hero to have prevented something bad that cannot be taken back from happening to someone else. Even if that woman is the love interest of a parallel universe Spider-Man

[@mingfanzhang8927]

Ramadan

[@irv___]

Tobey is my favorite Spider-Man but in this movie I feel Andrew was the standout. Plus I think Andrew has the best suit it’s perfect 🔥

[@aroha9090]

I freaking ADORE Garfield as Spider-Man, and it breaks my heart what they did to him with his take on the character. So pleased with his arc in this one.

[@arshadibrahim897]

Andrew Garfield deserves another movie with a better plot and better villains. Android Garfield wasn't that good as Peter Parker cuz he was too cool, in my opinion. I really liked his Spider Man. But after seeing him in No Way Home, I think he really deserves another chance

[@ragingfrequency6106]

What he needs is a better director like james gunn or someone that is a comic book nerd

[@ramirolandaverde]

genuinely asking, what about him was too cool? i recently watched both of his movies, and if you ask me, he genuinely got down peter parker’s nerdy and social awkward side. even when he asked out gwen, the man was nervous asf. i just cannot see where people are getting that he was cool from.

[@jessejive117]

@@ramirolandaverde then you watched something different. He’s too confident with girls and he skateboards. He’s really tall and good looking and dresses cool. I like his Peter Parker. I’m fine with him not being geeky dork. Just saying he’s really really cool and everyone in a real high school would make him the most popular and liked guy in the school

[@elvisdiaz2349]

Android garfield? Lol

[@aliakram6675]

@@jessejive117 skateboarding is NOT cool. If you think skateboarding is cool, i dont think you know what cool is. Its a common misconseption that andrews peter is 'cool' just because he skateboards.

[@skys2blue255]

I always thought that sense Toby had his version of Venom in 2007 Spider-Man 3 and Now that the MCU have their version of Venom for whatever for if it be Agent Venom or something else. Now they can put Andrew Garfield in Sony's Venom 3, that way it's a Venom 3 movie for Tom Hardy and an Amazing Spider-Man 3 for Andrew Garfield. Everybody wins.

[@xjudgexdreddx]

This was one of my favorite moments of the movie. Spider-Garfield’s look on his face after saving MJ felt so genuine, not only as the character, but as the actor as well, it felt cathartic to see him have this win. I actually liked his portrayal as Spider-Man, I simply wish he’d had better material to work with.

[@AA-qt1hi]

I love all 3 Peter Parkers for their own reasons. I'm not down for the "favorite" BS. They all brought something different to the table that I enjoyed and it was just emotional seeing them on screen! Like an older brother, middle brother and younger brother. I teared up so much!

[@Hungrymage]

I teared up when MJ was saved by Garfield spiderman, I mean I felt him overcoming his trauma there.

[@dotuffel6105]

The scene hit hard. How Andrew was crying because of Gwen was heartbreaking

[@dranksinatra2493]

Although I prefer Holland, I ABSOLUTELY appreciate Garfield swinging in and stealing the scenes. As the only of the three that didn’t get the opportunity for a trilogy, I’m hoping that his story is allowed to continue and flourish…

[@piercemchugh4509]

The 2 spidey's helped shape the new one into the Spider-Man he is now. Just another way they managed to bring the previous movies together and make them relevant. Awesome.

[@shreyasnaik5885]

Now it's a perfect opportunity to introduce Gwen Stacy in Tom's universe and MJ in Andrew's universe.

[@SethCohn23]

Or introducing a SpiderGwen Movie and having Andrew enter that universe, since they've both lost the other. That would give them a new spinoff movie, use another character and give Andrew a co-starring role and a way to heal further.

[@rowbott]

@@SethCohn23 if that were the case I would see Andrew landing in spider Gwen's universe instead of going back home after the events of no way home

[@icantpaychildsupport6151]

Kiernan shipka should be MCU gwen Stacy

[@Luggi83]

5:25 I'm not a crybaby at the movies, but this scene almost broke me. This and the moment Cap realises he's not alone in his fight against Thanos are the 2 best acted moments in the MCU IMO.

[@sassylassy365]

Crying isn't babyish or weak. It's a way of outwardly expressing a strong emotion. Andrew Garfield gave a raw, emotional performance blinking back the tears in his eyes. It's bound to touch our hearts

[@jenniferri7735]

andrew catching MJ was basically a steve lifting mjolnir scene for me. i knew it was coming for weeks but i still bawled like a baby when it actually happened in front of my eyes because of how much it meant.

[@katwalks]

The moment Andrew saved MJ and you see the emotion and pain in his eyes thinking about Gwen is one of the best scenes in the movie.

[@SteveCadman]

Totally agree. All three showed their skills but Andrew Garfield's performance had me in tears for the multiple reasons you outlined. I always said he was done bad with the material given and this shows what an 'Amazing Spider-man' he is.

[@Deiruto_Uchiha]

This scene got me right in the feels and definitely left me crying for a while :'( *This scene was just perfect, but sad too*

[@tommiller5505]

Such a great scene, it's so cool how the MCU Is playing into other franchises and offering closure long after we all gave up

[@naytron210]

This scene has immediately become one of my favorite movie moments ever.. the most delightful and surprising redemption for a character and actor ever. Andrew absolutely crushed it. Perfection

[@mcsquisherton]

Andrew Garfield is the better actor of the three. His charisma literally landed him another movie. That's some next level skills. It's right up there with Robert Downey Jr. IMHO.

[@Paivren]

Another movie? Are you joking? Tobey Maguire is easily the most successful and famous of the 3.

[@walkrwalkr3622]

Acting wise Andrew Garfield gets more accolades. Won major awards like BAFTA, Tony, Golden Globe and is Oscar Nominated. Tobey’s a great actor but Andrew is more versatile. He also got recognition in different mediums TV, Theater, Movie and now Musicals.

[@meisterigi007]

@@Paivren look... Tobey will always be special... he was Spider-Man when I was growing up... but that's it... nostalgia... but Andrew's acting since TASM has always been spectacular... he easily became my favorite since TASM... again, all I'm talking about is his acting and portrayal of the character...

[@flyguytone1727]

Great description of the movie honestly Andrew is my favorite the other two are great but Andrew gives the true gitty and silliness and emotions of the comic book Spiderman

[@a1uplift212]

2:50 I really want to see this Spiderman in the amazing Spider-Man 3. I want to see Andrews spider reeling from the loss of Gwen, no longer pulling his punches. I want to see this dark path he went down and see him come back from it. If they do make this a movie I hope it shows Andrew before the events of NWH. He's already a unique Spiderman, he had Gwen instead of MJ. That whole plot with his father and the spider bite. He's always stood out, and I'd like to see this in him, I think it'd give an interesting take on an older version of Peter consumed by the darkness similar to the green arrow, only this time without venom having to do that like in Spiderman 3.

[@mekrabj2901]

I loved Andrew Garfield's Spider Man, the chemistry between him and Emma Stone was cute to watch. Watching Tobey, Andrew and Tom's Spider Man was so fun to watch. The banter between the three of them was brilliant. If everything is getting a re-do I'd pay to see another Tobey Spider Man, and another Andrew Spider Man story.

[@johnathan2321]

This scene hit so well, especially with Andrew's acting on it. Really was the redemption that character deserved. Hope maybe he finds his MJ or Black Cat in another movie. While I wasn't a fan of the Amazing Spider Man movies because of just.. honestly, bad writing. I really enjoy Andrew as an actor in that role.

[@vickster5001]

I totally agree about the scene. It’s the one that got to me most and does every time. I’m also so pleased Andrew Garfield is getting the recognition he deserves. I always liked his most real world Peter Parker. Yes, it was a bit darker than the comic book style of the previous ones, but I really loved him in this role and he really stands out in NWH.

[@BeyondtheBox1]

I’ve watched this movie 7 times in theaters so far.. and probably saw Andrew save MJ maybe 50+ times online.. not a single time I haven’t teared up

[@aizatshafie3144]

I watched earlier in another youtube video (forgot which one) of an interview with Andrew. He said that during that particular scene, his Peter character didn't want to look at MJ's face, fearing that she would receive the same fate as his Gwen. He was longing for MJ's to talk first and said that she was okay. After a while, he felt MJ's movement, that was when Peter brought all the courage to ask MJ's "are you okay". And after MJ ask him back whether he was okay or not, he realized then that he saved MJ, and that brought closure to Andrew's Peter. Even watching that interview shed my tears. What a wonderful actor Andrew is.

[@brianm3160]

Loved it! The entire room was cheering for Andrew

[@derangedlunaticakad.l.7030]

Andrew Garfield was my favorite Spider-Man. He did the best with what he had to work with.

[@x_ghost_x6612]

Garfield was the real Spider-Man in that film. I felt for him and his loss of Gwen, even made a hard S.O.B like me tear up a bit. That is fine acting and filmmaking. Something sorely missing today. You are correct, the right story telling made Garfield a wonderful Spider-Man! My favorite Spider-Man from the film!

[@mgg5418]

Andrew Garfield is an absolute gem. Chef’s kiss. I never really liked Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man, but in this movie he brings a mature wisdom that really anchors things - I loved that.

[@tygerdave7892]

This was such a great film. Seeing a redeemed Dr. Octopus was brilliant, and I love Alfred Molina. Seeing a redeemed Andrew Garfield Peter Parker was even better, and I would love a new movie with him, especially with the now strongly-established Spider-verse.

[@christianolson8543]

I’ve seen this 20 times and I’ve cried 20 times. Such a great piece of screenwriting!

[@the8u9]

I will never forget that beautiful moment when Garfield started crying after catching MJ and it slowly dawned on me what had just happened. I definitely teared up so hard.

[@margaretconnor5623]

"She was my MJ" has become a new trigger phrase that sends me into tears as soon as I hear it.

[@thomasmauritsen687]

thanks for the video - totally agree with you, Garfield stole the show. Seen it 3 times now and his scenes get you in the feels every time. Great actor

[@BULLETSCARER]

This was my favorite part of the movie, right next to them being on the rooftop talking to each other. Seeing Garfields Spider-Man get some redemption was just great. He's always been my favorite my Spider-Man and I'm not like the people who just jumped on the bandwagon of defending him. I'm counting down the days for when I can have this movie in my hands on Blu Ray and on digital. I got it pre ordered on iTunes.

[@jennivamp5]

This moment made me cry so much! These characters were so wonderful to see again. It was like hanging out with beloved friends who you haven't seen in years.

[@MisterNizz]

Andy got his moment, and it was freaking brilliant. People were bawling in the theater.

[@VitalChineseEducation]

The way you analyzed it is psychologically deeper than a lot of the fantasy-sci-fi tv shows Of 2021❤️ including “the wheel of time” which should’ve supposedly introduced superheroes who originated from the same power-source... Spider-Man has raised the bar so high that it’s hard to watch other stuff without criticizing !

[@Zoza15]

Spider-Man No way Home is literally a once in a lifetime movie experience.. And the underlying emotions of each Spider-Man's did help the movie.. I do hope Garfield gets his new Amazing Spider-Man movies. And lets hope Tom Holland keep doing Spider-Man another trilogy. And Tobey maguire's Spider-Man to be seen back once more before he retires..

[@KeithJawahir]

Absolutely one of my favorite movie scenes ever. Aside from Andrew Garfield movies, I've read some of the comics and know how much guilt Peter carries over Gwen's death. And especially having read Spiderman: Blue.... 😭😭😭😭😭 such a great moment for both Spider-Man and Peter Parker.

[@mishaaskar3323]

What I loved so much about this movie is how grown they showed Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker had become and how wise and calm he is, no longer fidgetting and always trying to take care of the two others and keep them grounded. I love Andrew's Peter Parker redemption because it was the most that mattered. The fact he got to redeem such a traumatic moment in his life and saved Peter from his trauma while trying as much as he can to be helpful and with them, he was so happy no longer being alone and it read in every motion, ever moment he spoke...He finally felt he was safe among these people that he saw them as his own. Tom Holland's Spiderman is just great going through his path but the loss of Aunt Mae hit me hard because of the words " My morality"- how she became the main source of Peter's understanding that Osbourne is not worth saving but not worth killing...that Osbourne had long chosen to give up on his humanity and when Peter was wailing on him, Osborne stabbing Tobey was just proof of this. Unlike Otto who was beyond glad to see Tobey, same with Marko...a familiar face that came from a milder time they existed...Osbourne did not care where he was, he just saw a new place to terrorize and dominate....He's pretty much Joker with Spiderman's strength and the scientific deviousness of Doc Ock....He destroy Peter in hand to hand combat in a way no other villain had ever beaten Peter down before. People were sleeping on Goblin, until he literally reminded people why he was such a force to be reckoned with even physicallyhe was literally Spiderman unhinged without web but a nasty array of bombs and gliders and no one ever tried to touch on this... The second time he comes as Goblin, he is literally using wearing a costume similar to HARRY OSBOURNE but with the Green Goblin signature purple hood. This movie gave us so much ...even how dangerous Strange in a fight and how crazy his fight was with Peter. We are in a great time to be a comic book lover!

[@lordlaughypants5889]

I really think Garfield stole the show. While nothing can be taken away from Holland or Maguire, even his funny nod of approval when Ned swears not to become a villain stands out.

[@edwinfcapidos]

Garfield is the best actor out the three. And that make him amazing.

[@Sprangyt]

I have seen nwh 5 times and everytime that scene cms, I cry

[@RideSmoothTV]

That scene is perfect. I tear up everytime I see it. Andrew Garfield to me -- is my favorite spiderman. Def. underrated

[@Zanagash]

That scene when he saves MJ was so amazing and powerful. It made me tear up. Great filmmaking there.

[@herbsman05]

Andrew Garfield is the best Spiderman for me, in terms of the solo movies. the amazing spiderman franchise was left hanging after 2 film and it deserves to be a trilogy. the scene that he saves mj in no way home was my breakthrough moment of the film beside seeing the 3 peter/spiderman all in one shot, that redemption/closure moment was the moment we need even if they dont do a trilogy of the amazing spiderman franchise but after the events of no way home i would rather have the amazing spiderman trilogy include spider gwen rather than a spiderman/venom movie with Andrew Garfield's spiderman. :)

[@eddypaulsays2311]

*Spider-Man

[@Jojozilla426]

On my first watch of the movie I think this scene actually got a bigger cheer than the appearance of Andrew and Toby lol.

[@JamesNYCGuy3]

I love the thumbnail with Gwen's spirit! 😭😭😭🥰🥰🥰