Tobey Maguire agreed to be in the movie as long as they don't change or add to his past stories. In other words, he probably didn't want to be given the Luke Skywalker treatment.
I'm glad they actually let Tobey look his age. That scene where Doc Ock says, "you're all grown up" hit me in the feels. He grew up along with the fans that watched him when they were kids. He and Andrew got to be mentors to Tom, but can still relate to his struggles like they're the same age. This is a one of a kind movie and it was beautiful.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe? MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./ Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button? MJ: no. FUCK OFF FILM!
Hearing Tobey’s Peter mention that him and Mary Jane are still together, likely married, is like learning about an old friend you’ve lost touched with for years is not only doing good, but better than when you last saw them.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe? MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./ Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button? MJ: no. FUCK OFF FILM!
@@michaeljava8736 you cannot have a smart movie that makes 100% sense when you have a multiverse bending wizard and overpowered characters like the ones from Spiderman comics... There is a reason the most realistic you can get is characters from Batman . Because their abilities aint crazy
When Andrew Garfield said “ I always wanted brothers” that hit hard and is a amazing dynamic to see the other Spider-Man not just as an alternate version of you but as family and they learn from each other. It was simply amazing.
@@MariOmor1 In all fairness, Andrew's films were very rushed and Sony still hadn't controlled their ego of controlling how much they could shove in from Spiderman 3 from 2007
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe? MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./ Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button? MJ: no. FUCK OFF FILM!
I just want to point out that Willem Dafoe actually did his own stunts in this movie, and that’s actually him throwing down with Spider-Man. At age 66, he still managed to bring probably the most grounded and real fights ever in the MCU. I think it just says something about how if the people making the movie are willing to sacrifice their bodies, the audience will realize and appreciate it.
Not surprised at all. He's always stayed in great shape, if he's as healthy as he looks (no steroids nor HGH, unlike say Stallone), I can totally buy that!
Seriously? There was a moment where they were fighting and Spider-man jumps over him and flips him over his head, and it was pretty obvious that they used wires for the stunt, and my thought at that moment was, "There's no way Dafoe did that stunt..." If he actually did, much respect to him.
I have as much respect for actors that do their own stunts, suffer the risk of, and actual pain and injuries when things don't go right - Tom Cruise broken leg for example. as I do with actors, white or black, male or female that can give a true, strong performance in a TV series/Movie, WITHOUT also being pretentious or behaving/speaking in public life in ways of the current 'Fad' to keep their popularity...... THEY, to me, are the ones that truly deserve awards...
When the first one came out he talked about considering that to just be part of the role. This is maybe even better use of him than the first movie since he gets to switch back and forth, lie and manipulate, and get into some true all out brawls. I just wish they'd used him more.
I wasn’t expecting Willem Dafoe to be my favourite part of the movie… but his acting was next level. When Tom fights him in the hallway, and he just cackles manically as he gets punched again and again… that actually unnerved me. Massive props to how Goblin was written and portrayed in this.
Right? As the movie progressed I was more and more on board, despite my caution. Yet when the goblin took over, that whole part of the movie I thought "Oh shit. Theyre actually taking this seriously." It was all a wonderful surprise, and I'm glad I spent my money on something Marvel for the first time since Infinity War.
Then he just craters Peter down the levels of the building, reminded me of the final battle in the Rami movie when he brutally beats down Spider-Man. Green Goblins always been a tank
The Tom Holland 'Spidy Sense' scene in the apartment should be a masterclass in directing. The tension, the suspense. You really feel like your in Tom's head as he's trying to figure out who the threat is.
0 tension you just know it's goblin coming back you just knew it when Octavius was talking to him right before the Spidey sense scene. Really no surprise predictable and overrated movie.
This movie did 2 things I never expected: 1. It made me feel happy that I'd seen The Amazing Spiderman 2. It showed Willem Dafoe powerbomb Tom Holland through a building
One thing I appreciated about this movie was that they didn’t just bring back the old characters for 5 minute cameos. Compare that to some other nostalgia bait movies.
I thought they would appear as cameos after Holland fought the villains. Thank goodness that's not true. I've seen the movie three times and that moment where they jump off the statue in unison gives me chills every time!
The scene where Garfield catches MJ is absolute magic. They even directed the camera work of him landing with her in his arms the same way they did when Gwen's head hit the pavement and it's so freaking well done.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe? MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./ Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button? MJ: no. FUCK OFF FILM!
It could just be my lack of knowledge of canon, but I was surprised Osbourne was able to go toe to toe with Spiderman. For some reason, I thought his superpower was military hardware/tactical thinking, and insanity. I suppose that concoction he made increased his strength and reflexes?
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"I'm something of a scientist myself" and Toby repeating to Andrew that he is "Amazing" had me rolling!!! absolute treat this was!
@@ParkoMollo More than a good reason why studios shouldnt try too hard to include memes into films cause itll date the film's quality at points. Though I'm never understand why that line from Defoe from 2002 became a joke as it doesnt really stick out as being that humourous. I do hear that this film is worth the pandemic trek in spite of a few cringy lines such as these
@@cringefairy2687 Nahh, the "power of the sun" one made sense. It's a line the character probably recited over and over to give his presentation, and then when he sees the much more stable solution, literally in his hand, he reminisces.
What is great about this film is that Holland's Spiderman tries to do the right thing and it fails. He loses Aunt May and he gets beaten by the Goblin. He has to move on and continue to fight for what is right. Then, he is tempted to kill Goblin in an act of revenge but is stopped. Even at the end of the film when you think he has learned is lesson, he still fails. That's a real character. Then at the end of the film he choses a true self sacrifice and gives up his own happiness to benefits others. That is the mark of a true hero and something in 2021 to admire.
I like that they also basicly reset Holland for new movies. No more super tech, no friends, no family, no baggage from the prior movies. It's just Spiderman in crappy apartment. They are free to go anywhere now.
Whoever made this happen, deserves their paycheck. The scene with Andrew Spider and MJ was only a few seconds, but I choked, god damn. The look in his eyes, when he realized he found his redemption, the chills man, the chills.
I cried, I fuckin cried. Cause I remember how dark it was when he couldn’t save Gwen, so when he redeemed himself with MJ and realized he actually did it, I couldn’t stop the tears 😭😭😭
The crazy thing is, the people who made this happen are the same people who made all previous Spider-Man films happen. But they outdid themselves, big time!
@@anirude5971 The algorithm doesn't know whether his reviews are positive or negative though. He'd probably have gotten more "engagement" from a negative review too, if that's all he cared about.
I saw it aswell. It's the best superhero movie thats been made since logan, and guardians of the galaxy before that. Its back downhill from here, next films will be full of wokeness once they have their fill of babies crying on twatter that no way home wasnt woke enough.
I'm not a big fan of his movies, (though he himself was good in them) but that part where he saves MJ and is obviously emotional given how close it hits home for him, yeah they executed that well. Made me get a little emotional myself.
Dude. They aren't that bad. Not to mention, the Gwen death was pretty well done in the 2nd one. If you didn't see what he went through in that scene, then you can't really connect to what saving MJ meant to him in this one.
Me too. If his Spidey had been the Spidey we saw here instead of "Dark depressed Spidey because Nolan's Batman success" things could have been different. He kind reminded me of Thor in Infinity War because that movie gave justice to the character.
I love the ending where he realizes the sacrifice that has to be made. He can't have everything like his friends, to keep them safe or get into the school of his dreams. Now he's alone in the world with no help, to start a new path as a self made Spiderman.
@@ShadowSonic2 That's not the point I'm trying to make. I just think that Peter being held by his hand didn't add to his character development. I'm fine with writers taking a different direction that actually builds him. Regardless his character in the comics was meant to be relatable with everyday problems.
Holy shit, can I just say how terrifying the apartment fight scene between Spider-Man and Goblin was? Watching Spider-Man desperately throw brutal downward punches complete with a choking leg lock around his neck as Goblins grin just grows wider and wider, building up to that horrifying cackle we all remember before proceeding to beat the ever-loving shit out of Spider-Man.
The last fight at the end between Tom’s Spider-Man and Goblin felt particular Brutal as well and I Fucking Loved It! Seeing him pick up the Glider with the knife after throwing a few good punches and then trying to kill Goblin and then all of a sudden Tobey’s Spidey stops him gave me Goosebumps. I Loved every minute of this movie and I think It’s actually THE Best Spider-Man movie now and probably might actually be in my top 5 Favourite MCU movies.
I loved that scene as it really showed how truly terrifying the green goblin can be with his super human strength. I feel like we didn't get a lot of that before. seems like in the Toby movies his power was more reliant on his tech even though we know he is strong because of the super serum he took.
Yeah I also loved the scenes where the goblin just power slams peter through several floors or his condescending line about peters morality chocking him while he actually chokes him saying “can you feel it?”
Part of what makes all the fights so good, is all of them except for one has "secondary objectives". Fighting Ock, he's trying to save the admissions lady. Fighting Electro, he's trying to figure out how to depower him. Fighting Strange, he's trying to keep the box away and just not get absolutely bamboozled by magic fuckery. His first "fight" with Goblin is him getting his shit rocked, it's not his fight, it's Goblins, and Goblin's secondary objective is to break Peter's spirit. The big rumble at the end has the obvious "secondary objective" of getting all the cures to the villains. The final confrontation of Peter and Goblin has no secondary objective. His goal is to kill him. It's to rock his shit, and kill the bastard. All the fights in the MCU are pretty much "defeat that guy", and this entire movie all fights have more objectives than just that. Except for the final confrontation, which is meant to be simple and powerful. These two characters, super similar powers, most of their armor gone, their tech disabled, just punching the hell out of each other (also the impacts in this fight are absolutely brutal). In a series of increasingly overly flashy CGI Gran rumbles, two dudes standing in front of each other is a welcome change because it's so personal.
"just getting acquainted with the rules" "rule 1 spidey must splat" "rule 2 ignore rule 1, rule 3 make gobby look goofy" "oh i got the thing on the thing, what do i win" "YOU" "i win me that makes no sense" "come down here and fight like a man" "don't suppose i could convince you to come up here and fight like a spider" spidey's always been a multitasker it's why he's got some of the best banter in any comics or TV series ever
That last fight between Holland and Dafoe was absolutely perfect. You really got to see Spider-Man being brutal with an enemy at a similar power level and Holland couldn't have sold it any better. The emotion was wonderful and you couldn't tell if you were rooting for him to beat the goblin to death or to have exactly what happened occur. It's the first movie in a long time I cannot wait to go back and see again.
I’m totally glad Andrew got to redeem his Spider-Man in this movie. I have never fully believed it was his fault before. He was just in two badly written, conceived and executed movies.
Agreed his whole character arc was rushed in first 2 movies compared to the first spider-man trilogy, there should have been a 3rd movie for a good closure, regardless he did his best to make those movies worth the while. But this movie remarkably demonstrates how befitting he could've been for the amazing spider man trilogy if given the right material to work with.
I've never blamed an actor or the characters they play. In the end it's the 'creative' decisions of the storytellers who decide whether a work sucks or not. I totally agree and I hope Hollywood learns from this.
Thankfully the movie wasn't just a huge nostalgia trip. Honestly, apart from the 10-15 first minutes where there is a bit of useless babbling, it was excellent. McGuire, Garfield (who I actually liked very much as Spiderman) and Holland had amazing chemistry. Heck, now I want to see them again doing stuff, sharing their experiences, giving each other a bit of a nudge to keep going, to regain hope. Most importantly they did what the MCU Spiderman needed. They gave him the loss that turns him into the hero he is supposed to become. For a moment I thought they wouldn't be brave enough, but they were and they actually subverted my expectations positively.
The build up to NWH is what I love most about Tom's Peter. unlike Toby and Andrew's versions we really see the character being a kid. His loss of innocence is much slower and more realistic. In homecoming we don't see bens death cause Peter still looks at that loss mostly through the lens of a child. Tony's death chips away at that naivety a bit more so by the time May dies and he's faced with the utter loneliness awaiting him (his friends might as well be dead too once their memories are wiped) it's gut wrenching. That's what I love about Tom's spidey. We know tragedy is coming for him but we've come to adore his innocence and want to protect him from the coming heartbreak.
I'm partial to the idea of letting story arcs completely run their course. The flip side is studios want a money grab so they continue the storylines until they've destroyed every single character. There's a saying: Leave well enough alone.
It sure is. I haven't been to the movies in more than 5 years. I'm so excited to get back, this and Sonic 2 got me feeling happy to be in the movie theater again!!!
@@CHIEF__ my mom grew up in the 70s, the birth of the blockbuster, and cheering was much more common then and in the 80s. it showed how relatable and gripping movies like the original Star Wars, Indy, Jaws, Aliens, etc were and honestly if a blockbuster doesn’t get this reaction I know it won’t be a touchstone one that’s talked about for years. you’re dead wrong but everyone got their own opinion
Yeah, my audience was screaming like 60 times during the movie and credit scenes. It was an absolute blast! I loved it so much I am gonna go watch it again with my husband!
@@connorqr nah its a cultural thing. Where im from people dont cheer or clap at the movies. Its just not customary. But i understand in the US is a thing. And thats cool
Dafoe's performance alone was enough to glue my ass to my seat and peel my eyes open. Every scene he's in is a textbook example of great acting. From the broken scientist Norman to the sinister psycho Green Goblin, he switched personalities effortlessly as if he kept the two sides of the character inside of him ever since 2001. The apartment scene where he switched from one persona to another was basically him going full throttle. You can even visually SEE the change. The tense shoulder, the rigid posture, the change in his voice pitch, and most importantly: the eyes. From man to goblin just like that. It's as if he suddenly swapped his soul on screen, and not many actors could ever reach that point of performance regardless of experience. Absolutely amazing.
The first 20 Minutes are pretty crin-e, tbh. I mean, wtf. Peter Parker is meant to be a Genius-Level Intellect, but he's way longer a headless Chicken than normal confusion can explain. And especially the Reason why Doctor Strange even messed up the Big Spell was dumb af. Sorry, but that's just a wtf-moment. Peter is not meant to be mentally-disabled; he's literally the opposite.
@@slevinchannel7589 thats true but his version of Peter is naive and somewhat selfish in a sense as noted by strange when he tells him he needs to stop trying to live two different lives. He grows from that position over the course of the film
When MJ fell and Holland jumped after her, I got a chill. Then he was picked off by goblin, and Garfield went after her, my whole body got goose bumps. What a perfect and redeeming moment. I was happy and sad at the same time. Damn
As soon as she was about to fall it was obvious Garfield was going to save her, though. To me it was impossible to feel anything from Holland going after her, since it was clearly a Red Herring, but the actual payoff moment was indeed dope.
The concept of literally becoming a nobody to everyone and having no family just to save anybody is a beautiful concept for Spider-Man. I still can’t get over the fact that Peter is so mature now and has his own budget apartment. All just to be a hero for people, not for himself.
The first 20 Minutes are pretty crin-e, tbh. I mean, wtf. Peter Parker is meant to be a Genius-Level Intellect, but he's way longer a headless Chicken than normal confusion can explain. And especially the Reason why Doctor Strange even messed up the Big Spell was dumb af. Sorry, but that's just a wtf-moment. Peter is not meant to be mentally-disabled; he's literally the opposite. He's tony starrk level of smart, if not actually smarter. But he's unable to defend himself with words or fight with words, let alone not disturb High-Magic.
@@slevinchannel7589 I get your point, I think the spell thing could've taken re-shoots or been explained better, but you didn't have to equate Peter's "mental disability" to stupidity... usually I wouldn't comment on things like this, especially here. Since the likelihood in this comments section, out of all of 'em, is I'll get told to "grow up" and that "this is the real world" and not to be so sensitive. But I just had to point out the irony of your comment, saying Peter is supposed to be "Tony Stark level of smart" as opposed to "mentally-disabled" when Tony Stark is so incredibly ADHD-coded, aka, his character is written with a heavy implication of **mental disability**
Never would have thought I'd say that, but after seeing this movie, I'd really love for another Spiderman movie with Andrew Garfield (maybe in the Sony Venomverse?). Dude absolutely stole every scene he was in.
He perfectly splits the middle between Toby's classic portrayal that always seems serious (when he's not dancing) and Holland's lightweight portrayal where they kid-ify everything he's done up to now. Garfield is great at being bitter and disillusioned, but he still got that spark of arrogance and humor to the character. It was genuinely moving and reminded me how much I miss the chemistry between him and Emma Stone.
@@SDesWriter Yup just like 3 brothers would interact. I like Holland's Kid-Spidey portrayal but Garfield was KING at being the bridge between the 3 Parkers.
@@Underworlddream They kinda already did. Since Venom got blinked into, then out of the Holland Spideyverse, and we only saw villains from the McGuire and Garfield verse, it stands to reason that he came from one of those two verses. So it's basically already set up, it's just a matter of whether Sony/Marvel want to use it or not.
I’m kind of surprised that no one is really talking about Charlie Cox being back as Matt Murdock aka Daredevil. Andrew is still definitely the highlight for me, but I had the biggest shit-eating grin when I saw Charlie.
I know right ! And the thing is....Daredevil appearing in a story where spiderman is in legal trouble...is *totally canon* the movie is just ...so much good fanservice....its amazing !
I've got mixed feelings about this. Daredevil Season 1 is absolutely one of my favorite things in the MCU, especially Vincent D'onofrio's Wilson Fisk. But after seeing Ep.6 of Hawkeye and what they did to Kingpin I'm worried, it was so bad I have no words...
Since everyone wants a The Amazing Spiderman 3, imagine if Sony combines Andrew Garfield's Trilogy with Venom's Trilogy. A dedicated Spiderman vs. Venom just for Sony.
@@alejandroldavidlagos Venom's an anti-hero, he kills bad guys, doesn't arrest them, there's a legitimate reason there for Spider-Man and Venom to fight, one strings up bad guys and helps arrest them, the other just kills.
ok, andrew garfield is actually a big fan of spiderman, and even in his duology he felt disappointed , not giving justice to the character, so i am glad he got the chance to be in a project like this, imagine not only another chance to play spiderman in such a great written movie but also the opportunity to do it with who is likely one of the heroes of his childhood(tobey macguire's spiderman) and it shows how happy he is to play the role, both this movie and spiderverse are full of love and respect to what being spiderman means, it does feel like learning from the lessons of the past and using it to do art
Exactly i loved andrew's spiderman but only spiderman alone. The movies are just unforgettable, and very basic. Didnt like thw villains also. But in no way home he finally could be a really good spiderman in a really good plot. Im happy for andrew.
I think the guy was terribly miscast. But it seems that this movie makes good use of him. Honestly, when the actor states (and shows) that they are a fan of the character they are playing, it makes me more excited to see what they offer in terms of performance. I will definitely check out this film. I'll have to watch Garfield's Spiderman 2 which I have never seen, and I guess I'll have to watch Homecoming, which I also have not seen.
@@echostik Andrew's movies did have the best Flash, so that's something. In one scene, that Flash showed more depth than the entirety of the Flash in the other movies.
@@Raccon_Detective. It's possible. I just think Garfield has that whole "Abercrombie & Fitch" male model persona to him, which is definitely NOT who Spiderman should be. He's always doing this pouty lip "brooding", while McGuire's Spiderman was a happy-go-lucky guy who was trying to figure out what the heck to do with his new-found powers, and worked much better as Spidey. BUT if Garfield truly is a fan of the character, and if he genuinely did his best with what he had, I will give him another chance.
Yeah fr. I'm looking for movies that I have to watch and Drinker usually recommends GOAT but dude seriously recommends poorly written nostalgia bait jaja. Rare Drinker L
The moment when Garfield came in he easily stole the show for me. It was an amazing performance by him. And the moments where all 3 interact with each other are pure gold - when Tom says "thanks for everything" or Tobey to Andrew "you are amazing" , you can tell they are not just talking to their characters and its much more personal.
I do love that they did not work in a fake reasons for them not to get along, or a reason for them to be arses towards each others. They are basically how we remember them from their respective movies, and their character arcs becomes complet AND it also serves a purpose in the growth of Holland's character And their chemestry on screen is great. This was THE BEST THING about this movie.
I loved seeing Tobey take on the Seasoned Veteran Spider-Man who’s passed his prime compared to the other two but he’s still just as bad ass and more mature then he was in his original universe. All the Spider-Man’s grew from each other developed each other’s character perfectly. I hope the people who made this movie understand how nice it is for me who grew up watching Tobeys Spider-Man universe over and over to really get immersed with my favorite characters again. No way home is a true definition of a love letter to fans and brought us all young and old to a good quality movie that’s respectful to all the characters both new and old. The movie also really showcased the humanity of the villains instead of just making them out as evil bad guys they truly explained in depth that the fall of their characters wasn’t due to evil but due to mistakes, accidents, failures. The villains got a respectful ending with sending us all a message we can apply to our actual life during these hard times and that’s to always look for the good in people. I Really can’t wait to see what’s in store I think Tom Holland’s Spider-Man should end here as it’s a perfect ending sort of like Tobeys Spider-Man ended where it needed and shouldn’t be touched again. However I’m very excited to see what Andrew Garfield has in store for us.
I'm actually happy they made Spider-Man 3's ending, a happy one. As he made it clear to Andrew that him and MJ worked it out and have been together for a long time, since losing Harry. So much to love about this film.
there are rumors that theyre doing 2 more trilogies with tom holland. that said, you might want to say goodbye to andrew garfield as i truly think this was a 1 and done much like tobey maguire.
I was happy to see Tobey but I think he can be done. Tom could end here but I’d like to see more of his Spider-Man, an eventual happy ending that he truly earns. But I *really* want more Andrew stories.
@@IxD3m0n1kxI - He may be bisexual, but Spidey himself isn't. To be fair, that may just be Garfield's publicity stunt to make the Twitterati happy at the time.
Garfield is my favorite Spider-man, McGuire is my favorite Peter, Holland is my favorite combo of both. I think Garfield got shafted by bad direction/writing/producing and ultimately deserved his redemption in this film and I’m so happy he got it. Just look back in that Comic-Con video where he was announced to be Spider-Man and you’ll see how badly he wanted to do the role justice and how excited he was only to get shat on in the end. He always deserved better and I’m glad he got it with this film.
Garfield was the worst spider man and the worst Peter Parker… his rendition was a bully as well as arrogant and conceited and vengeful and self absorbed with his wants being more important than anything else and all of that is the complete opposite of either Peter Parker or Spider-Man in the comics
Well not to get nit picky but he did make his own suit before he got the one from Tony Stark. However I do agree the new one he made himself is worlds above the first suit he made.
"I'm something of a scientist myself." Laughs and cheers in theater. THey could have left that out and everything would have been fine, but they had him toss that line in like a goddamn cherry.
@@parkerriggs3861 At least that scene he didn't blatantly go "my back, my back". He only alluded to him doing stretches because of a bad back. And if you know, you know. Having Dafoe literally say the scientist line, though, was shameless as hell
I just saw the film to do my boyfriend a favour, because I'm just done with Marvel. But this one is absolutely amazing. To add to this review: I really love how they took the time to have the three Spider-Men meet. And not just meet, they had an emotional, heart to heart talk. It showed that being Spider-Man is not all fun and games, but that's it's primarily a sacrifice. They could have opted to just rush through it. Have a two minute meeting, a few funny quips and move on. But they didn't. They shared their love and their grief. You know, like human beings. What a great movie. I am amazed at a Marvel movie being this good.
This movie shows us that Andrew Garfield deserves at least one more movie. He proved that the failure of the second movie really wasn’t his fault at all. Please give him one more swing.
No this movie proved that if AG had a script that had him aged mid 20’s it would be good. If you disagree then give me a good story with a sophomore aged AG Spider-Man
@@absenth2007 I was wondering if the Venom movies were set in the Garfield Spiderman universe. I guess it makes sense, but it seems like Venom is not familiar with Spiderman, so I don't know.
The amount of respect that the writers gave the all the spiderman actors is outstanding. Also, no one... I mean no one... Is ready for the memes this movie will produce once it hits the home screen Holy canoli
Well, Doc Oc with the "power of the Sun" quote was a bit cringe for me, but the other ones hit perfectly. Also for some reason I couldn't help but think on Bleach memes 'cuz I'm that fucking Weeb right now. Holland pulled a Grimmjow on Strange's Ulquiorra. Then he got so afraid of Anniversary Aizen he Senna-d the finale. If U know, U know.
About an hour into this movie I caught myself smiling and thinking "I can't believe they actually made this movie." I'm a huge Spider-Man fan from way back, and I never thought I ever see a Spider-Man movie this good again. Especially in this day and age. I'm still smiling. Totally epic.
Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man 2 Was my Favourite Spider-Man movie but I loved and enjoyed No Way Home that much that It ended up stealing my personal number 1 spot of Spider-Man 2.
It almost makes me think they could make another Andrew Garfield and Toby McGuire Spiderman movie and they could be good. As long as they get the same people that worked on this film. Have them both set after this movie when they get back to their Universe.
Thought the same thing. This? Pretty much succeeded in reviving their old universes. The Spiderverse can now be its own damn universe that ties into other universes which ties into other universes. The possibilities for crazy are endless. Hell, get the actor who played Japanese Spider-Man for a cameo. Mr. EMISSARY FROM HELL himself.
I don't think it would work. Part of the charm of this film was the fact that it was a surprise appearance. I don't think they would work together in a movie by themselves. At least not unless they were fighting a super powerful and cool alien villain.
It would actually be pretty funny if the Spider-Verse ended up supplanting the mainline MCU. Considering how well known Spidey compared to some of the current crop of MCU heroes it wouldn't really surprise me.
Nah,stop,why can't we have just one,good,unique movie? Why you immediately want sequels,spinoffs,cinematic universes or whatever will inevitably lead to Hollywood milking and completely destroying those characters and their legacy? Yeah they did great this time,but how long until Tobey ends up drinking goat milk and babbling about"ancient Jedi texts" or something? Just leave it alone,be happy with what you got.
@@italianspiderman5012 Yeah, that what I'm worried, we are so supplanted with the idea of universe where anything should be collaborate, story tied each other ,etc after the success of MCU. It's not an easy task, as we saw with marvel phase 4 that didn't bring any success at all compared with the phase before. Idk, I think good movie is a good movie, no need to be make it connected, although that's still fun things to have
Watching this in theater gave me a feeling I hadn’t felt since the first Avengers. A feeing of giddiness at seeing characters that shouldn’t all be in the same movie, yet here they are
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With Tom Holland taking a break potentially maybe a few years it legit might actually be perfect if he comes back. His character is old now and no longer the naive Spiderman we have seen prior to no way home.
Andrew Garfield holy fuck. His arc was perfect and his acting was damn good. I loved the movie as a whole but his performance was an absolute standout for me.
When he caught MJ towards the end and he has that moment reflecting on his guilt for not being able to do it once before, that almost moved me to tears.
He was legit better in one act of this film than he was in 2 whole movies. I cant believe he outacted some major heavyweights. I'll have to go back abd rewatch his spidey movies now.
@@stevenborg102 That fact that No Way Home was great will never make AS2 tolerable, I would think. It was terrible, terrible writing. Also, having the Prom King and Queen as the stars of a Spiderman movie never made sense to me, he's supposed to be a science nerd and his girl the girl next door type - not a supermodel like Emma.
Saw it today and loved it. The one scene I wish it had was Toby's Peter seeing J. Jonah Jameson and commenting that he's the same in any universe. Oh well.
6:48 Garfield was not my favorite Spider Man but he's severely underserved in his Spider Man movies. He's fantastically talented, perhaps even the best actor of the three.
I wouldn't say that. Tom Holland really blew me away with how he handled the death scene. I honestly didn't think he had it in him to be that genuine. I think the Garfield scene was the best in the movie, but Holland's performance was the best out of the 3, imo. The only complaint I have about him in NWH is that his anger didn't really feel real. The motivation and setup was all there, but the emotion on his face during those scenes didn't really grab me. Even at the end with Goblin, it didn't feel real. The action was certainly there, he beat the shit outta Goblin, but I didn't buy him being "blinded with rage" or anything like that. He still has some work to do. But the Marvel movies have given him a lot of valuable experience. He'll be one to watch as he gets older. That's for sure.
"You can tell that all 3 have good chemistry and play off each other really well" True. Tom Holland once said that there's a special bond between the only 3 people who have ever played Spider-Man on the big screen. Something that only they 3 fully feel and understand. I'm glad that they have that strong chemistry.
Andrew’s Spider-Man was So. Good. It seems clear to me that the questionable performance in the Amazing Spider-Man was largely because of direction and not Garfield, because wow he did fantastic.
I always said great Spider-Man but mediocre movies with terrible direction. My biggest defense of him is in the first one when he jumps on the dude and yells crotch. It was a very true to Spider-Man smart ass moment
They need to give Andrew's Spidey another chance. Also, Andrew is an advance actor now as he got an Oscar nomination in Hacksaw Ridge and he shines at Tick,Tick.... Boom!
I don't like Garfield. I think his acting is contrived. He's a tremendous over-actor. Hacksaw Ridge sucked balls. I hope this is better, but seeing him bawling in this little preview doesn't fill me with confidence.
Saw this last night and gotta say, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin and Doc Oct were easily the stand out characters in this film, with Dafoe on the acting side, and Doc Oct for those incredible action set pieces that stay true to the Ramey vision for the character. Jamie Fox's electro was also pretty great. Honestly, I couldn't believe what I was watching ... a actual NEW Spiderman film that had more in common with the Sam Ramey vision for the films than the modern MCU interpretation. Just seeing all the original actors reprise their roles and have it all done so well was a thing to behold. Stand out moments were having Green Goblin interact with Doc Oct, then have them both interact with later villains, while have it all seamlessly line up to the original Sony films. It did feel like the characters were having their story arcs advance like they never left, it was both nostalgic and forward looking in a way I didn't think was possible to achieve. Seriously, kudos to the creators.
Yeah doc oct felt pretty standout.... I didn't like fox's electro as it felt like he was total new character, but i admit its been years since i saw amazing spider man 2 (it was 2 right?)
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj Ah, I quite liked Jamie Fox's character in the new one. I wasn't much of a fan of the Garfield films or the villains, but thought Electro was portrayed quite well while retaining the spirit of the character. Honestly, I was mostly there to see how Goblin, DocOct and Sandman would be represented in the MCU with the original actors, I didn't expect Tobey Mcguire to show up...or Garfield, so was taken back when they did. I still can't believe this film exists, or that Marvel would do such excellent job representing the Sam Ramey vision. I don't really like superhero films, but did really enjoy the original Spiderman 1, 2, 3 when I was in my 20's. To see this film continue those story arcs and do them justice, I was just sitting there thinking .... "it can be done!" Amazing film, I haven't walked out a theater feeling good like that in over a decade, and over a Superhero film no less. Hats off to the creators.
I find it funny that no one ever mentions Sand-Man in the villain breakdowns. I don't want to say his role is forgettable, per se, but he's certainly the lowest rung on the ladder; msybe even more than Lizard.
@@richardbarbaros5868 you can't really put more to Sandman when he's post Spiderman 3 Sandman that's solely focused on getting back to his daughter, if it was mid Spiderman 3 Sandman then they could do a little more but since Tobey Peter is post Spiderman 3 one, the two doesn't really have that much to develop as they were already in good terms when Tobey Peter forgave him. Also mostly because of Covid so...
Rented the movie on Amazon after reading your review. What a waste of time and money! Just a bunch of men moping for half the movie and action scenes files with cheesy punchlines.
This movie was just nonstop joy. Everything just fits. And the scene you mentioned for Andrew, made me genuinely happy. Such a powerful scene, amazing acting.
I love how Andrew was the real standout of this movie. We all already loved Tobey, but it was Andrew who was divisive due to the writing of his own films. In this, you could see how much love he had for the role and stole ever scene he was in, going so far as to make me question whether Tobey or Andrew is the better Spider-Man. This whole film was one big dream come true, satisfying just about every wish fans had for this film, from the inclusion of past actors, to the redemption of Andrew’s failure to save Gwen, even a subtle nod to the pointing Spider-Man meme I saw some people jokingly wish would happen. THIS is what going to the movies is supposed to be like. It’s supposed to be fun and inspiring and uplifting
Not necessarily my dude... if you think about: Tobey was technically the one that stopped him from taking a life. Maybe I'm just bias lmao... but Tobey stole the show for me😭Though I wished Tobey was the one to give Tom the, "With great power, comes gre-" line; Before May of course
I feel bad for him since for months he's been getting hammered by people demanding they tell him the truth on whether or not he was in the movie, including some people sending him death threats.
This proves that Andrew's Peter was the victim of incompetent writing and piss poor committee driven filmmaking. The fault of those films are not on him and I hope we will see more of his Spidey (as he might be digitally added to Morbius, regarding him being a murderer on the poster for one scene, as he had become a bit bitter over time and stopped pulling punches).
@@TartaruzTheGreat No no no... that I can't deny lol. Andrew was clearly, without a doubt, the better actor out of the two. But here's how I see it bruv; Tobey literally made Tom who he is at the end of the movie. My bias-ass see's Tobey as the better Spider-Man, and Andrew as the better actor (Without including Tom of course, since we're referring to Tobey and Andrew). We all have our preferences I suppose🤷♂️
Dude your reviews are so on point. You literally hit on everything I love about the movie and some of the things I didn’t even realize that I loved. You are an incredible review guy. If I were a director I would be consulting you on storyboarding before shooting.
This movie made me feel like a kid again. All of the characters brought back served important roles, and not just cheap nostalgia pops. It was an absolute delight to see Tobey, Andrew and Tom playing off each other so well. And yeah, Willem Dafoe absolutely killed it. Every actor in this film put in a solid performance, and what a treat it was to see Charlie Cox's Daredevil on the big screen. What an absolute treat that the fans deserved after disappointing movies mired in identity politics. Hopefully this will teach the MCU to go back to their winning formulas of days past...I'm actually psyched about the Dr. Strange movie and hopefully Phase 4 will start to come into its own. I can't say enough good things about this movie. It was everything it was hyped up to be, and more.
" Hopefully this will teach the MCU to go back to their winning formulas of days past" So, gutless fanservice instead of a REAL story? Nonwhites exist, deal with it.
Good as the movie is, it’s still a nostalgia banquet they won’t be able to pull off again. The MCU is past its prime and deserves to RIP to make way for newer institutions.
A lot of people talk about Garfield’s redemption arc in this but to be honest I thought the character with the biggest fix was Aunt May. She was by far the weakest Aunt May in the first two movies and served as little more than eye candy for the audience and a backseat mentor to Tony Stark. It wasn’t until we saw her teach Peter about 2nd chances and the emotional impact her death had on Peter that we really saw her value as a character.
@@Yarblocosifilitico Andrew's Aunt May actress seemed to be the middle ground in terms of appearance where she isnt super old such as Rosemary Harris or very young such as Tomei. She's an aunt that's nearing the end of her youth and towards her early senior years
@@Thomasmemoryscentral agreed. Just not enough wrinkles for me to see her as Aunt May. I don't hate reinventing the character, I just prefer the classic. She was probably my least favorite part about Spider-Man anyway
@@Yarblocosifilitico for me, it never made sense to have a thousand year old mummy as an aunt. Everytime I read comics and Peter saving her, i was sighing so loud. Why saving someone who dies by natural cause in few days anyway?
Is this movie what classifies as good now? The fact that it doesn’t suck? I went into this very excited. Besides the quick trip down memory lane and nostalgia, it’s just your typical “more villains and superhero’s the better” children’s marvel style movie with something for late 80s and 90s kids. Cheesy jokes. The bad guys turn good for a true family friendly movie. The only difference with this movie is it’s not overly “woke”. I don’t get it…
I really hope Hollywood learns that giving fans what they want pays off in contrast to "subverting expectations" and pushing agendas while forgetting to put in some actual character development
It's not like they didn't subvert our expectations in this one. "One More Day" has a different ending here. Instead of saving that one life with the spell, that life was taken by it.
@@ShadowSonic2 well it depends on the standpoint. Of course you get something unexpected and thats awesome but getting something unexpected doesnt equal to "subverting expectations" Because noone expects a movie to play out EXACTLY how they imagine before (and if you do so you gotta search for another hobby) but with No way home we expected to reconnect with our favorite characters, we expected to get a meaningfull and emotional arc we can relate to and thats what we got. It had a deep emotional impact, it was and felt meaningful and relatable. Oppose to for example Star Wars the last Jedi. Noone was able to reconnect with Luke because he was like nothing we had remembered. Also the story arc was lacking of meaningfulness and we couldnt relate to it. You have to give the people at least Some things they expect. You cant just go there and totally destroy the reputation of our childhood heroes and shove it into our faces with the message "your hero sucks now and you are a loser for liking him in the first place" - NO ONE wants that...
@@BurnSchulz The problem with Last Jedi was that folks were expecting/hoping that Rey would be demoted to Luke's sidekick and he'd become the main character again and he had nothing to do with Kylo's fall to darkness. The problem is that the "fans" simply refused to accept that the old hero wasn't the hero anymore and that the new person really was the actual main character of the Sequels. Luke was never going to be the main hero again. And the expectation that he was ended up subverted and this angered the "fans". This film didn't have to deal with that, because the other Spider-Men weren't prior heroes from MCU's past. They had other homes to go back to and we wouldn't have to see them totally overshadow Tom and turn him into their sidekick.
I loved how the Spidery’s all supported each other. That is how you hand over the torch to the next generation. Respect the past and build. Standing ovation 👏
I saw it as a perfect example of the power of self belief. In this day and age, everyone has an opinion on what you should do and who you should be, but ultimately it is your life, your journey and if you believe in what you are doing, you should seek acceptance from no one but yourself.
It helps that the other Spider-Men came from other Universes and could go back there and not interfere with MCU Peter, as opposed to other series that have leftover characters that should've been eliminated long ago but have been left to stink up the place when someone new comes along.
I almost forgot what it was like to leave a cinema feeling, fucking amazing. This film felt so special to me it's hard to describe, I was so incredibly happy this wasn't another cookies cutter marvel film, but something better. It knew exactly what it wanted to be and I'm so glad the darker tones were kept in this film. This should be the standard of any Marvel Studios production from now on, let alone any film producers
"I'm a really good lawyer." I was tempted to cheer when I saw him on screen, but by the end I'd almost forgotten. I'd just got so caught up in the moment.
i love willem dafoe. and i love how they did green goblin in this movie, they actually improved on the original. not only did they show him tearing peter apart emotionally and mentally, but they showed him to be the physical threat that he can also be as well. shit, dude damn near took out 3 spider-men and fucking dr. strange at the same time on his own
I loved in the first 10 minutes you had Matt Murdoch/Daredevil as his Lawyer showing his skill when a brick comes through the window leaves it open to crossing TV shows in movies which nobody has done before successfully.
The scene where Andrew's arc came to a head was my favorite moment. You could literally *feel* the emotion in his expression in that moment, and you just knew that everything was going to be okay. It was beautifully done.
I love how the movie actually seemed to be aware of the complications and issues with the plot and just said "Yeah, we know this doesn't really make a lot of sense" with regards to said problems, instead of Eternals where the film was so insistent that it made sense that the more it explained things, the less it made sense as it went on. It made the film more enjoyable and more fun. And especially with garbage like The Matrix Resurrections out there, its self awareness wasn't obnoxious and was properly done. Most of all though, the film was just FUN. Those 2.5 hours just flew by, I was never once bored, and that was long before two faces from my childhood showed up. From there on the film was just like "fuck yeah, let's go there". It's so refreshing to see a blockbuster made with the same love for the characters that the fans do. I'm a lifelong Spider-Man fan and I feel like this movie is the ultimate celebration of such an iconic character. Both times I saw the movie I just left the movie feeling all warm and fuzzy. This is definitely gonna be one of my "throw on when I'm in a shit mood, feel better immediately" movies, I just know it.
One of my favorite parts of this film was the chemistry between the three Peter Parkers. You could tell that all of them were excited to be a part of this project and the script made it very easy for each of them to fall into their roles as a seamless trio.
from all the movies that have been coming ever since endgame ended, this is the only one that got my attention, the only one that made me go to the cinema, and the only one that left me amazed and wanting more. I actually didn't care that much about the MCU after the Infinity Saga, i had some curiosity over some things, i liked the What If, but i felt rally apathetic towards everything else. This makes me excited again and for Spiderman alone as there's so much interesting stuff that can be done with the character now. What an a experience.
Amazed from what generic dialoge, lazy writing or bad jokes. Least funny marvel movie I prefer shang chi because it was funnier and had better story. Dont love that movie either though. Heck eternal had better story and better jokes but that movie was just straight up bad
I remember watching your video about how modern movies were digging up and destroying heroes from my childhood and the generation before. That was shortly after watching this film, and the video made me appreciate No Way Home more than I already did, because of how it treated the older Spider Men and have them be the ones to influence the new guy when he needs it, while still getting some redemption of their own. I didn't really care for Amazing Spiderman, but giving him the chance to save MJ was a really great moment. Speaking of MJ, I think she actually improved the most out of any character, even if it's because she had the furthest to go. In Far From Home, she was the one thing I didn't like about the film and her relationship with Peter felt incredibly forced. Here, she actually feels like a caring girlfriend. Ned is still great and part of what gives MCU Spidey his unique identity. Am I the only one who thinks Strange is more interesting as a guest character than in his own movie?
I can't remember the last time I had so much fun at the cinema, and I'm not afraid to say that my throat was sore from all the cheering I did along with almost everyone in the theater. After suffering through the Star Wars sequels, Terminator: Dark Fate, Star Trek: Picard, and so many other dark and gritty legacy sequels, it was so wonderful to finally get one that not only tells a great story, but, more importantly, honors and respects classic characters, doesn't make them into depressed edgelords, makes them a major part of the story, AND gives them all happy endings. That alone makes 'No Way Home' unquestionably one of, if not THE best legacy sequel in decades, perhaps ever.
@@ShadowSonic2 most of the fan service in this movie actually served a purpose tho. Besides a few one liners here and there it mostly felt natural. And besides fan service isn’t a bad thing. Imagine thinking giving ur fans what they want is bad? Da fuck?
@@camraging641 Fanservice means that you think you can't succeed with writing and acting alone and have to do stuff like this to appeal to older fans that way. It shows you have no faith in your own ability.
@@ShadowSonic2 or maybe they just want their fans to be happy? And besides most of the fan service in this film connects to the plot. Andrew saving MJ could be considered fan service but it also redeems Andrew and him saving her also stops Toms Spidey from going to the dark side
Andrew’s version is actually the most comic book accurate version of Spider-Man . He really nailed the humour , swinging ,fight scenes and emotional scenes of the character but it’s such a shame he got mowed down due to the weak plots of his movies . I am glad he is getting the respect he deserves now for his portrayal. It would to cool to see a darker version of the character if they decide to make a 3rd one, like a Spider-Man leading to a similar version of the one in the Spider Verse film
the only issue i had with his original character was his confidence. Peter Parker was a nerdy kid, which I feel Tom Holland nailed perfectly. he's not confident when talking to his crush, or even doing mundane tasks like walking through the school hallways. however, I think Gwen's death was the perfect way to give Garfield's Peter Parker that maturity and uncertainty which I felt he previously lacked
@@pranav2169 Andrew's Peter Parker/Spiderman was based off of the Ultimate spiderman comics. Andrew's peter was studdering when talking to gwen and he stands up to bullies. Andrew's peter/spiderman was based off of the ultimate spiderman comics
Yeah, I always found it weird that Spider-man, who was one of the biggest jokers among the superheroes, maybe second after Deadpool, didn't have that many funny scenes in the movies. That scene in The Amazing Spider-man where he stops the car thief before the police arrives reminded me of that. It was a little gem that showed me what I was missing in the films all along.
@@pranav2169 Personally I feel tobey maguire and Tom holland nail the awkwardness and the nerdy nature of Peter Parker , while Andrew’s version seems cooler. However he would have made a better Black symbiote Spider-Man with a changed darker personality compared to Tobey’s performance .
@@pranav2169 Comic Spider-man had oodles of confidence. The 'nerdy' aspect was limited to only the first few comics, he very quickly diverged from that. For most of the run, he was arrogant. The spectacular Spider-man cartoon was by far the best representation of comics Peter.
I like the fact that all the Peters treated each other like brothers with Tobey Maguire's being the older brother Andrew Garfield being the middle brother and Tom Holland being the little brother and that Tobey's Spiderman stopped Tom's Spiderman from doing something that head hate himself for doing it years later. Also for some odd reason I thought Happy like he would die and like Happy is his last name and everyone calls him by his last name Happy but that his first name was Ben and because he liked Aunt May I was thinking Happy would become Peter's Uncle Ben but that kinda went out the window because of Aunt May. Also loved Doc Oct
This movie certainly felt like a work of love rather than production line, cookie cutter Marvel movie...and it shows. Hey if Black Panther got an Oscar nomination for best movie, this movie also deserves it...and seeing how weak the 2021 releases have been....maybe even win it.
My point was no movie based on or sourced from a comic book will ever win a stupid Best Picture Oscar. Black Panther is one of the few, possibly only, comic book movie to even be nominated, and even that was due to many things (one being the movie is likely a top 10 comic book movie, if not a top 5 of all time).
when garfield does the thing that grants him his redemption, and instead of smiling heroically, or making a tone destroying quip, he shakes from the stomach because he can't process that he actually got the chance to do the thing. thats what sticks with me
That scene should have lasted much more. It was a lot of fun to watch them. Specially cause Garfield asks, and then Holland apologizes when Maguire rolls his eyes. XD
The movie really reminds me of The Day of the Doctor, each rendition playing off on their strengths and weaknesses to redo their mistakes of the past. It’s just so refreshing to see films that are catered to the fans, not the critics.
@@themajesticwitchofdramathe539 Those two sentences are complete non-sequiturs. Don't fall into the same mindset as politically correct have, where personal details about the creators automatically dictate the content of their media.
Andrew was the highlight of this movie for me, when he caught MJ I had tears in my eyes, my favourite scene of the whole movie. I hope they make a third TASM movie with him fighting Tom Hardy's Venom, they can coexist now next to the MCU and with the overwhelmingly positive reception of the fans, this must come to fruition!
How many potholes bad comedy and ridiculous decisions by characters need to be in one movie. Halfway through I said this is the worst movie I've ever seen in my life🙃
I'm so glad this movie is getting all the love and uniting the fanbase. Disney THIS movie is a masterclass in how you introduce the old with the new, while treating both with equal respect. You don't have to gimp legacy characters in order to allow the new to shine.
Even though I loved NWH I can't ignore it's plot holes like 1) Can't Peter just discuss with doctor strange to tell him the people who shouldn't forget his identity instead of rushing the ritual and telling him everything after it has begun 2) How are spider man and their villains coming in from different time lines like Osborne is from 2002 and doc oc from 04 and all that 3) Isn't it just right to accept what their fate has for them rather than to change it 4) can't Peter bring the villains in one by one to heal so if one goes rogue they all are not on loose ? 5) The lizard, electro and sand man's characters are really under developed. Like after hearing Osborne's speach electro thinks it's good to be a villain again and sand man and lizard look like they were just waiting to become villain again 6) after Andrew'spidey defeats electro he treats him like he had some problems and doesn't deserve harsh treatment and somehow it wasn't his fault and electro too talks Like aahh you got me now Apart from this the movie was good with Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina nailing their roles and we're like the perfect villains for me and Tobey was like the reason I went to see the movie
I totally agree with you, Drinker. I wasn't expecting anything good from Marvel and, all of a sudden, I found myself enjoying this movie SO MUCH that I was just shocked. Respect to the classic characters, no misandry, and an entertaining plot: that's the recipe for success!
On the one hand, I agree totally with the Critical Drinker. On the the other, there are a couple MASSIVE plot holes with this movie. Plot hole number 1: Spiderman FOUGHT THANOS. He's a galactic superhero. While the past two spidey movies show the world fawning all over Iron Man for fighting thanos, they someone manage to show people 'not remembering' that spidey fought Thanos. So when Peter's identity is revealed, there should have been a ceremony where he received a KEY TO THE PLANET. Plot hole number 2: This might not 'technically' be a 'plot hole', but it's still bugs the fuck out of me. The whole 'spell' ordeal seams contrived to the extreme. Like the producers said "wouldn't it be cool to see what would happen if everyone knew spidey's secret identity?" They all said "yeah that would be super cool!!". But then someone piped up and said "but then we'd never be able to play with the whole 'secret identity thing' again". And the group said "yeah, can't have that. Can't not have the dynamic where Peter has to juggle Peter/spidey". Hmmm what to do, what to do.... Oh I know, let's center the whole movie around a spell that 'erase everyone's memory'. Fucking stupid. First off, why didn't Dr. Strange use this spell to make Thanos forget he wants to kill half the universe? Or make Thanos forget what an infinity stone is? Random dumb magic for plot = 100% fail every time. - (Was still a fun movie, but man... I wish they would have worked hard to make the above issues not be issues).
I found this unbelievably nostalgic. I know you might say that's almost entirely the point of it, but I can't put my finger on it. I found it crazy nostalgic for other reasons. All the nostalgic bait just heightened it, but didn't make it I'm actually having a difficult time putting it into words. It feels like somebody made a personalized movie just for me using the most nostalgic characters as a vehicle to to do so.
Andrew Garfield stole the show for me. Especially when he saves new MJ and is crying thinking of Gwen from his universe. Very smartly done scene and emotional. Gonna go again tomorrow to rewatch it
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Sorry Drinker but I've been making it a habit to watch what you recommend before finishing your reviews, so I'll have to come back to this one.
Is it truly good...or did ya sale out.....I would say it has to be good...drinker, could not , would not...but maybe
The Drinker rides again! Love it every time you upload!
A vanilla ice cream without a flake is a crime.
I'd love to see you review AMC's the Terror
Tobey Maguire agreed to be in the movie as long as they don't change or add to his past stories. In other words, he probably didn't want to be given the Luke Skywalker treatment.
He also only signed on if raimi was apart of it
damn him, we could've finally get rid of Bully Maguire!!
(joking; I'm glad he did that. An actor should care for his character)
@@Yarblocosifilitico bro
Wow, what a solid guy
@@Yarblocosifilitico Bully was the best part of all three of his movies for me.
I'm glad they actually let Tobey look his age. That scene where Doc Ock says, "you're all grown up" hit me in the feels. He grew up along with the fans that watched him when they were kids. He and Andrew got to be mentors to Tom, but can still relate to his struggles like they're the same age. This is a one of a kind movie and it was beautiful.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe?
MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./
Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button?
MJ: no.
FUCK OFF FILM!
Hearing Tobey’s Peter mention that him and Mary Jane are still together, likely married, is like learning about an old friend you’ve lost touched with for years is not only doing good, but better than when you last saw them.
Indeed. It also made me feel really old.
Completely agree.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe?
MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./
Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button?
MJ: no.
FUCK OFF FILM!
@@michaeljava8736 you cannot have a smart movie that makes 100% sense when you have a multiverse bending wizard and overpowered characters like the ones from Spiderman comics...
There is a reason the most realistic you can get is characters from Batman . Because their abilities aint crazy
Ngl warmed my heart to hear it!
When Andrew Garfield said “ I always wanted brothers” that hit hard and is a amazing dynamic to see the other Spider-Man not just as an alternate version of you but as family and they learn from each other. It was simply amazing.
Also when he says I love u guys always gets a smile out of me even more so when I found out it was added in by Andrew himself
Also when he calls himself lame compared to Tobey and Tom it's a direct nod at people under-appreciating his movies
@@MariOmor1 In all fairness, Andrew's films were very rushed and Sony still hadn't controlled their ego of controlling how much they could shove in from Spiderman 3 from 2007
@@Thomasmemoryscentral Andrew did great in them. As far as his script allowed him to.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe?
MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./
Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button?
MJ: no.
FUCK OFF FILM!
I just want to point out that Willem Dafoe actually did his own stunts in this movie, and that’s actually him throwing down with Spider-Man. At age 66, he still managed to bring probably the most grounded and real fights ever in the MCU. I think it just says something about how if the people making the movie are willing to sacrifice their bodies, the audience will realize and appreciate it.
Dafoe is one of my favorite actors, beyond Spiderman I loved him in Platoon, John Wick, Boondock Saints, guy always brings 110%.
I read that he insisted upon doing as much as possible and being in the suit for real. Love it.
Not surprised at all.
He's always stayed in great shape, if he's as healthy as he looks (no steroids nor HGH, unlike say Stallone), I can totally buy that!
Seriously? There was a moment where they were fighting and Spider-man jumps over him and flips him over his head, and it was pretty obvious that they used wires for the stunt, and my thought at that moment was, "There's no way Dafoe did that stunt..."
If he actually did, much respect to him.
I have as much respect for actors that do their own stunts, suffer the risk of, and actual pain and injuries when things don't go right - Tom Cruise broken leg for example. as I do with actors, white or black, male or female that can give a true, strong performance in a TV series/Movie, WITHOUT also being pretentious or behaving/speaking in public life in ways of the current 'Fad' to keep their popularity...... THEY, to me, are the ones that truly deserve awards...
Dafoe is 66 years old and one of the conditions he made when coming back was that he wanted to do the action scenes… talk about an absolute LEGEND
The guy absolutely loves acting
He is the man...
He’s also in amazing shape for his age.
When the first one came out he talked about considering that to just be part of the role. This is maybe even better use of him than the first movie since he gets to switch back and forth, lie and manipulate, and get into some true all out brawls. I just wish they'd used him more.
He played Jesus - you'd expect miracles from him.
I wasn’t expecting Willem Dafoe to be my favourite part of the movie… but his acting was next level.
When Tom fights him in the hallway, and he just cackles manically as he gets punched again and again… that actually unnerved me. Massive props to how Goblin was written and portrayed in this.
Best one since Thanos and probably for the foreseeable few MCU installments in the future
That Condo fight is one of the best fights I’ve seen in the MCU since Infinity War.
Ock was equally as good. Hell they even had some decent lines for Electro, and Lizard.
Right? As the movie progressed I was more and more on board, despite my caution. Yet when the goblin took over, that whole part of the movie I thought "Oh shit. Theyre actually taking this seriously." It was all a wonderful surprise, and I'm glad I spent my money on something Marvel for the first time since Infinity War.
Then he just craters Peter down the levels of the building, reminded me of the final battle in the Rami movie when he brutally beats down Spider-Man. Green Goblins always been a tank
The Tom Holland 'Spidy Sense' scene in the apartment should be a masterclass in directing. The tension, the suspense. You really feel like your in Tom's head as he's trying to figure out who the threat is.
Yeaah that scene was special. Just remembering it gives that good smile when I see a good tense screenwriting
Yes, by far the best sequence. Especially Defoe's line
A little too long for my taste, but a good scene nonetheless.
Dock Ock : Norman?
Goblin : Norman is on sabbatical, honey
Electro : The hell?
0 tension you just know it's goblin coming back you just knew it when Octavius was talking to him right before the Spidey sense scene. Really no surprise predictable and overrated movie.
This movie did 2 things I never expected:
1. It made me feel happy that I'd seen The Amazing Spiderman
2. It showed Willem Dafoe powerbomb Tom Holland through a building
That fight scene was pretty brutal for a Spider Man movie, and I loved it. My dude Peter got freaking obliterated by an elderly psychopath.
My fave fight of the movie.
@@rafaellago172 tbf, he got some good hits in
@@fenris5932 Trouble is Pete was still holding back which is why Goblin took every one of those hits with a smile on his face.
@@rafaellago172 the fight scene the spidey sense moment before and after when peter is listening to JJJ on the billboard is a top 3 spidey moment ever
One thing I appreciated about this movie was that they didn’t just bring back the old characters for 5 minute cameos. Compare that to some other nostalgia bait movies.
Fan service done right is almost weird in 2021.
That really surprised me for i was kinda expecting the opposite. All in all a great movie.
@A Honest Opinion hell yes
True. even the latest Ghostbusters movie failed to do that.
I thought they would appear as cameos after Holland fought the villains. Thank goodness that's not true. I've seen the movie three times and that moment where they jump off the statue in unison gives me chills every time!
Dafoe even got to meme himself with "im something of a scientist myself"
this film is pure gold from start to finish.
Tobey did too with the "ow my back" line too! Then Garfield helped fix it lol
And Spider-Men pointing at each other in the lab
@@joeydeeramone3618 The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand...
@@maqui1814 It was subtle and I missed it until a friend pointed it out, but it got me too :)
Doctor Strange stuff is bad.
The scene where Garfield catches MJ is absolute magic.
They even directed the camera work of him landing with her in his arms the same way they did when Gwen's head hit the pavement and it's so freaking well done.
and the sound design of the metal clanging around them is exactly the same as in Gwen's death scene
His reaction when he landed after saving her hit me hard as fuck - beautiful scene.
What the fuck are you talking about rtard? The writing of the film sucks ass. They didn't press the button. ARE YOU FUCKNIG KIDDING ME? I would expect the critical thinker to say "fuck off film",. They shouldn't have cured the villains. They were already dead in another universe. Why are you changing other universes? Should we go one by one and cure every single villain in every single universe?
MJ: do one wrong move and i will press the fuckin g button./
Villains: we killed aunt may, are you gonna press the button?
MJ: no.
FUCK OFF FILM!
Andrew's redemption had a lot of us choking up and others crying. Absolutely beautiful.
I never watched the Garfield movies but was still moved from what I got of his arc in this film
I wished he would have saved Gwen and dropped fake MJ
@@patawesome8951 Fake MJ? The original MJ didn't really care about Peter like the new MJ does
I almost cried not gonna lie and I don't cry for any movies
@@estheay3611 La Goblina
Hearing Willem Defoe say "You know,I am something of a scientist myself" was worth the price of admission alone.
that was amazing
The best part was that it fit perfectly in-universe on top of being a meme reference.
I lol'ed
That. And when he powerbombed Holland's Spider-Man through the floor.
It could just be my lack of knowledge of canon, but I was surprised Osbourne was able to go toe to toe with Spiderman. For some reason, I thought his superpower was military hardware/tactical thinking, and insanity. I suppose that concoction he made increased his strength and reflexes?
"I'm something of a scientist myself" and Toby repeating to Andrew that he is "Amazing" had me rolling!!! absolute treat this was!
I honestly didn't even catch that
That and "The power of the Sun in the palm of my hand" were definitely the most cringeworthy parts of the film, IMO
@@ParkoMollo More than a good reason why studios shouldnt try too hard to include memes into films cause itll date the film's quality at points. Though I'm never understand why that line from Defoe from 2002 became a joke as it doesnt really stick out as being that humourous.
I do hear that this film is worth the pandemic trek in spite of a few cringy lines such as these
bruh you guys are so whiners.
@@cringefairy2687 Nahh, the "power of the sun" one made sense. It's a line the character probably recited over and over to give his presentation, and then when he sees the much more stable solution, literally in his hand, he reminisces.
*spoiler alert* the 30 second scene with Mr Murdoch giving Peter Parker legal advice was the best episode of She Hulk in the entire series.
What is great about this film is that Holland's Spiderman tries to do the right thing and it fails. He loses Aunt May and he gets beaten by the Goblin. He has to move on and continue to fight for what is right. Then, he is tempted to kill Goblin in an act of revenge but is stopped. Even at the end of the film when you think he has learned is lesson, he still fails. That's a real character. Then at the end of the film he choses a true self sacrifice and gives up his own happiness to benefits others. That is the mark of a true hero and something in 2021 to admire.
I like that they also basicly reset Holland for new movies. No more super tech, no friends, no family, no baggage from the prior movies. It's just Spiderman in crappy apartment. They are free to go anywhere now.
In some ways, his act of goodness did still help him, with Ock helping later.
So aunt may and mj die
@@TwoDollarGararge MJ lived
@@ngultrum1 Thanks to Andrew.
Whoever made this happen, deserves their paycheck. The scene with Andrew Spider and MJ was only a few seconds, but I choked, god damn. The look in his eyes, when he realized he found his redemption, the chills man, the chills.
Bro I didn’t choke. I straight up generated tears faster than any woman on their wedding day.
@@backspaceninja9860 sameeeeee
I cried, I fuckin cried. Cause I remember how dark it was when he couldn’t save Gwen, so when he redeemed himself with MJ and realized he actually did it, I couldn’t stop the tears 😭😭😭
This.
The crazy thing is, the people who made this happen are the same people who made all previous Spider-Man films happen. But they outdid themselves, big time!
Finally the Drinker gives a *mostly positive phase 4 movie review*
Just following the algorithm to make some money
A collaboration film between Sony and Marvel Studios, which might I add was a masterpiece
@@anirude5971 The algorithm doesn't know whether his reviews are positive or negative though. He'd probably have gotten more "engagement" from a negative review too, if that's all he cared about.
And did anyone else notice he delivered the whole review SOBER? Wow.
I saw it aswell. It's the best superhero movie thats been made since logan, and guardians of the galaxy before that. Its back downhill from here, next films will be full of wokeness once they have their fill of babies crying on twatter that no way home wasnt woke enough.
Andrews redemption scene was one of my fav parts of the entire movie and I've never watched any of his films, just seen the clips
I'm not a big fan of his movies, (though he himself was good in them) but that part where he saves MJ and is obviously emotional given how close it hits home for him, yeah they executed that well. Made me get a little emotional myself.
Dude. They aren't that bad. Not to mention, the Gwen death was pretty well done in the 2nd one. If you didn't see what he went through in that scene, then you can't really connect to what saving MJ meant to him in this one.
That scene almost got me crying
Me too. If his Spidey had been the Spidey we saw here instead of "Dark depressed Spidey because Nolan's Batman success" things could have been different. He kind reminded me of Thor in Infinity War because that movie gave justice to the character.
I tear up just thinking about it. Andrew does grief like a seasoned vet.
I love the ending where he realizes the sacrifice that has to be made. He can't have everything like his friends, to keep them safe or get into the school of his dreams. Now he's alone in the world with no help, to start a new path as a self made Spiderman.
Broke Photographer Peter (in the end of movie) >>>>>> Future Tony Stark Peter
A true spiderman
He's no longer iron boy jr.
@@aegyo9272 Yeah, the ending completely redeemed Tom's spidey for me. He's finally the hero he's supposed to be, not just Tony's sidekick.
@@AbeTheRock Yes, because Heaven Forbid Peter ever try to develop beyond the same old "Penniless Peter" he always reverts to in the comics.
@@ShadowSonic2 That's not the point I'm trying to make. I just think that Peter being held by his hand didn't add to his character development. I'm fine with writers taking a different direction that actually builds him. Regardless his character in the comics was meant to be relatable with everyday problems.
Holy shit, can I just say how terrifying the apartment fight scene between Spider-Man and Goblin was? Watching Spider-Man desperately throw brutal downward punches complete with a choking leg lock around his neck as Goblins grin just grows wider and wider, building up to that horrifying cackle we all remember before proceeding to beat the ever-loving shit out of Spider-Man.
One of my fave scenes because of that monstrous cackle.
The last fight at the end between Tom’s Spider-Man and Goblin felt particular Brutal as well and I Fucking Loved It! Seeing him pick up the Glider with the knife after throwing a few good punches and then trying to kill Goblin and then all of a sudden Tobey’s Spidey stops him gave me Goosebumps. I Loved every minute of this movie and I think It’s actually THE Best Spider-Man movie now and probably might actually be in my top 5 Favourite MCU movies.
I loved that scene as it really showed how truly terrifying the green goblin can be with his super human strength. I feel like we didn't get a lot of that before. seems like in the Toby movies his power was more reliant on his tech even though we know he is strong because of the super serum he took.
I got chills reading that my dude!
Yeah I also loved the scenes where the goblin just power slams peter through several floors or his condescending line about peters morality chocking him while he actually chokes him saying “can you feel it?”
Part of what makes all the fights so good, is all of them except for one has "secondary objectives". Fighting Ock, he's trying to save the admissions lady. Fighting Electro, he's trying to figure out how to depower him. Fighting Strange, he's trying to keep the box away and just not get absolutely bamboozled by magic fuckery. His first "fight" with Goblin is him getting his shit rocked, it's not his fight, it's Goblins, and Goblin's secondary objective is to break Peter's spirit. The big rumble at the end has the obvious "secondary objective" of getting all the cures to the villains. The final confrontation of Peter and Goblin has no secondary objective. His goal is to kill him. It's to rock his shit, and kill the bastard. All the fights in the MCU are pretty much "defeat that guy", and this entire movie all fights have more objectives than just that. Except for the final confrontation, which is meant to be simple and powerful. These two characters, super similar powers, most of their armor gone, their tech disabled, just punching the hell out of each other (also the impacts in this fight are absolutely brutal). In a series of increasingly overly flashy CGI Gran rumbles, two dudes standing in front of each other is a welcome change because it's so personal.
"just getting acquainted with the rules"
"rule 1 spidey must splat"
"rule 2 ignore rule 1, rule 3 make gobby look goofy"
"oh i got the thing on the thing, what do i win"
"YOU"
"i win me that makes no sense"
"come down here and fight like a man"
"don't suppose i could convince you to come up here and fight like a spider"
spidey's always been a multitasker it's why he's got some of the best banter in any comics or TV series ever
That last fight between Holland and Dafoe was absolutely perfect. You really got to see Spider-Man being brutal with an enemy at a similar power level and Holland couldn't have sold it any better. The emotion was wonderful and you couldn't tell if you were rooting for him to beat the goblin to death or to have exactly what happened occur. It's the first movie in a long time I cannot wait to go back and see again.
Your apt description of the movie is brilliant
Great observation!
@@PrimerCinePodcast That’s like most action scenes though.
I’m totally glad Andrew got to redeem his Spider-Man in this movie. I have never fully believed it was his fault before.
He was just in two badly written, conceived and executed movies.
Agreed his whole character arc was rushed in first 2 movies compared to the first spider-man trilogy, there should have been a 3rd movie for a good closure, regardless he did his best to make those movies worth the while. But this movie remarkably demonstrates how befitting he could've been for the amazing spider man trilogy if given the right material to work with.
One of them was written by Orci and Kurtzman. Kurtzman is the guy that makes ST:D.
Garfield felt great in the role as Spider-Man. It was a shame how terrible the writing was in both films.
I've never blamed an actor or the characters they play. In the end it's the 'creative' decisions of the storytellers who decide whether a work sucks or not. I totally agree and I hope Hollywood learns from this.
@@dragonknightleader1 It's no coincidence the initials ST:D are the same as a certain disease...
When Garfield's Peter talked about becoming vengeful and full of rage, it reminded me of the potential third movie we never got with him 😢.
Thankfully the movie wasn't just a huge nostalgia trip. Honestly, apart from the 10-15 first minutes where there is a bit of useless babbling, it was excellent. McGuire, Garfield (who I actually liked very much as Spiderman) and Holland had amazing chemistry. Heck, now I want to see them again doing stuff, sharing their experiences, giving each other a bit of a nudge to keep going, to regain hope.
Most importantly they did what the MCU Spiderman needed. They gave him the loss that turns him into the hero he is supposed to become. For a moment I thought they wouldn't be brave enough, but they were and they actually subverted my expectations positively.
The build up to NWH is what I love most about Tom's Peter. unlike Toby and Andrew's versions we really see the character being a kid. His loss of innocence is much slower and more realistic. In homecoming we don't see bens death cause Peter still looks at that loss mostly through the lens of a child. Tony's death chips away at that naivety a bit more so by the time May dies and he's faced with the utter loneliness awaiting him (his friends might as well be dead too once their memories are wiped) it's gut wrenching. That's what I love about Tom's spidey. We know tragedy is coming for him but we've come to adore his innocence and want to protect him from the coming heartbreak.
@@Casualobserver3656I agree. Tom feels (well felt, I guess) like a kid to me.
yeah i was surprised about the good writing, but i think the fact sony helped is what made the difference, if it was only disney it would have sucked
I'm partial to the idea of letting story arcs completely run their course. The flip side is studios want a money grab so they continue the storylines until they've destroyed every single character. There's a saying: Leave well enough alone.
It was great being in a packed theater with a loud and energetic crowd again.
It sure is. I haven't been to the movies in more than 5 years. I'm so excited to get back, this and Sonic 2 got me feeling happy to be in the movie theater again!!!
Idk where this idea came from that people need to cheer in the theatre. Legitimately almost ruins the whole experience.
@@CHIEF__ my mom grew up in the 70s, the birth of the blockbuster, and cheering was much more common then and in the 80s. it showed how relatable and gripping movies like the original Star Wars, Indy, Jaws, Aliens, etc were and honestly if a blockbuster doesn’t get this reaction I know it won’t be a touchstone one that’s talked about for years. you’re dead wrong but everyone got their own opinion
Yeah, my audience was screaming like 60 times during the movie and credit scenes. It was an absolute blast! I loved it so much I am gonna go watch it again with my husband!
@@connorqr nah its a cultural thing. Where im from people dont cheer or clap at the movies. Its just not customary. But i understand in the US is a thing. And thats cool
Dafoe's performance alone was enough to glue my ass to my seat and peel my eyes open. Every scene he's in is a textbook example of great acting. From the broken scientist Norman to the sinister psycho Green Goblin, he switched personalities effortlessly as if he kept the two sides of the character inside of him ever since 2001.
The apartment scene where he switched from one persona to another was basically him going full throttle. You can even visually SEE the change. The tense shoulder, the rigid posture, the change in his voice pitch, and most importantly: the eyes. From man to goblin just like that. It's as if he suddenly swapped his soul on screen, and not many actors could ever reach that point of performance regardless of experience. Absolutely amazing.
The first 20 Minutes are pretty crin-e, tbh. I mean, wtf. Peter Parker is meant to be a Genius-Level Intellect, but he's way longer a headless Chicken than normal confusion can explain. And especially the Reason why Doctor Strange even messed up the Big Spell was dumb af.
Sorry, but that's just a wtf-moment.
Peter is not meant to be mentally-disabled; he's literally the opposite.
Willem Dafoe is an actor that never got the recognition he deserves, he should have 2 or 3 Academy Awards sitting on his desk.
@@slevinchannel7589 thats true but his version of Peter is naive and somewhat selfish in a sense as noted by strange when he tells him he needs to stop trying to live two different lives. He grows from that position over the course of the film
@@Jose-se9pu He's a respected actor with plenty of Noms.
He mogged every scene he was in
Fucking legend
When MJ fell and Holland jumped after her, I got a chill. Then he was picked off by goblin, and Garfield went after her, my whole body got goose bumps. What a perfect and redeeming moment. I was happy and sad at the same time. Damn
Definitely got a little misty eyed
I was genuinely crying
As soon as she was about to fall it was obvious Garfield was going to save her, though. To me it was impossible to feel anything from Holland going after her, since it was clearly a Red Herring, but the actual payoff moment was indeed dope.
@@princeimrahil6557 I too, cried.
genuine chills at that scene
The concept of literally becoming a nobody to everyone and having no family just to save anybody is a beautiful concept for Spider-Man. I still can’t get over the fact that Peter is so mature now and has his own budget apartment. All just to be a hero for people, not for himself.
The first 20 Minutes are pretty crin-e, tbh. I mean, wtf. Peter Parker is meant to be a Genius-Level Intellect, but he's way longer a headless Chicken than normal confusion can explain. And especially the Reason why Doctor Strange even messed up the Big Spell was dumb af.
Sorry, but that's just a wtf-moment.
Peter is not meant to be mentally-disabled; he's literally the opposite. He's tony starrk level of smart, if not actually smarter. But he's unable to defend himself with words or fight with words, let alone not disturb High-Magic.
@@slevinchannel7589 I get your point, I think the spell thing could've taken re-shoots or been explained better, but you didn't have to equate Peter's "mental disability" to stupidity... usually I wouldn't comment on things like this, especially here. Since the likelihood in this comments section, out of all of 'em, is I'll get told to "grow up" and that "this is the real world" and not to be so sensitive. But I just had to point out the irony of your comment, saying Peter is supposed to be "Tony Stark level of smart" as opposed to "mentally-disabled" when Tony Stark is so incredibly ADHD-coded, aka, his character is written with a heavy implication of **mental disability**
Just stolen tropes. The movie doesnt bring anything new and good to the table
Watch parasite or old boy instead
This movie proves that Spider-Man is one of the greatest and purest heroes ever.
Never would have thought I'd say that, but after seeing this movie, I'd really love for another Spiderman movie with Andrew Garfield (maybe in the Sony Venomverse?). Dude absolutely stole every scene he was in.
He perfectly splits the middle between Toby's classic portrayal that always seems serious (when he's not dancing) and Holland's lightweight portrayal where they kid-ify everything he's done up to now. Garfield is great at being bitter and disillusioned, but he still got that spark of arrogance and humor to the character. It was genuinely moving and reminded me how much I miss the chemistry between him and Emma Stone.
Well the stinger at the end perfectly set that exact thing up, so who knows.
@@SDesWriter Yup just like 3 brothers would interact. I like Holland's Kid-Spidey portrayal but Garfield was KING at being the bridge between the 3 Parkers.
If they do a movie with him they probably need to hint out a future event for another crossover.
@@Underworlddream They kinda already did. Since Venom got blinked into, then out of the Holland Spideyverse, and we only saw villains from the McGuire and Garfield verse, it stands to reason that he came from one of those two verses. So it's basically already set up, it's just a matter of whether Sony/Marvel want to use it or not.
I’m kind of surprised that no one is really talking about Charlie Cox being back as Matt Murdock aka Daredevil. Andrew is still definitely the highlight for me, but I had the biggest shit-eating grin when I saw Charlie.
I know right ! And the thing is....Daredevil appearing in a story where spiderman is in legal trouble...is *totally canon* the movie is just ...so much good fanservice....its amazing !
that was the highlight of the movie for me.
I had a grin from ear to ear when I saw the red tinted shades and the cane, ooooo boy. and when he caught the brick?!
I hoped that the rumors were true and that's what I went to see. It was icing on the cake, it turns out.
I've got mixed feelings about this. Daredevil Season 1 is absolutely one of my favorite things in the MCU, especially Vincent D'onofrio's Wilson Fisk. But after seeing Ep.6 of Hawkeye and what they did to Kingpin I'm worried, it was so bad I have no words...
Since everyone wants a The Amazing Spiderman 3, imagine if Sony combines Andrew Garfield's Trilogy with Venom's Trilogy. A dedicated Spiderman vs. Venom just for Sony.
Based on what I read about Sony - It is totally probable that they are already decided to do this
I'd love that.
i dont think is a good idea, venom is a hero why he would fight spiderman?? besides the new venom is more a comedy guy...i dont like it.
@@alejandroldavidlagos Venom's an anti-hero, he kills bad guys, doesn't arrest them, there's a legitimate reason there for Spider-Man and Venom to fight, one strings up bad guys and helps arrest them, the other just kills.
Spider-Man. Respect the hyphen
ok, andrew garfield is actually a big fan of spiderman, and even in his duology he felt disappointed , not giving justice to the character, so i am glad he got the chance to be in a project like this, imagine not only another chance to play spiderman in such a great written movie but also the opportunity to do it with who is likely one of the heroes of his childhood(tobey macguire's spiderman) and it shows how happy he is to play the role, both this movie and spiderverse are full of love and respect to what being spiderman means, it does feel like learning from the lessons of the past and using it to do art
Exactly i loved andrew's spiderman but only spiderman alone. The movies are just unforgettable, and very basic. Didnt like thw villains also. But in no way home he finally could be a really good spiderman in a really good plot. Im happy for andrew.
I think the guy was terribly miscast. But it seems that this movie makes good use of him. Honestly, when the actor states (and shows) that they are a fan of the character they are playing, it makes me more excited to see what they offer in terms of performance. I will definitely check out this film. I'll have to watch Garfield's Spiderman 2 which I have never seen, and I guess I'll have to watch Homecoming, which I also have not seen.
@@echostik Andrew's movies did have the best Flash, so that's something. In one scene, that Flash showed more depth than the entirety of the Flash in the other movies.
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Andrew understood the character but the writing was bad in the TASM movies.
@@Raccon_Detective. It's possible. I just think Garfield has that whole "Abercrombie & Fitch" male model persona to him, which is definitely NOT who Spiderman should be. He's always doing this pouty lip "brooding", while McGuire's Spiderman was a happy-go-lucky guy who was trying to figure out what the heck to do with his new-found powers, and worked much better as Spidey.
BUT if Garfield truly is a fan of the character, and if he genuinely did his best with what he had, I will give him another chance.
So basically everything you like about the movie is nostalgia and the fact it has nothing to do with THE MESSAGE?? Okay.
Yeah fr. I'm looking for movies that I have to watch and Drinker usually recommends GOAT but dude seriously recommends poorly written nostalgia bait jaja. Rare Drinker L
The moment when Garfield came in he easily stole the show for me. It was an amazing performance by him. And the moments where all 3 interact with each other are pure gold - when Tom says "thanks for everything" or Tobey to Andrew "you are amazing" , you can tell they are not just talking to their characters and its much more personal.
I do love that they did not work in a fake reasons for them not to get along, or a reason for them to be arses towards each others.
They are basically how we remember them from their respective movies, and their character arcs becomes complet AND it also serves a purpose in the growth of Holland's character
And their chemestry on screen is great.
This was THE BEST THING about this movie.
I loved seeing Tobey take on the Seasoned Veteran Spider-Man who’s passed his prime compared to the other two but he’s still just as bad ass and more mature then he was in his original universe. All the Spider-Man’s grew from each other developed each other’s character perfectly. I hope the people who made this movie understand how nice it is for me who grew up watching Tobeys Spider-Man universe over and over to really get immersed with my favorite characters again. No way home is a true definition of a love letter to fans and brought us all young and old to a good quality movie that’s respectful to all the characters both new and old. The movie also really showcased the humanity of the villains instead of just making them out as evil bad guys they truly explained in depth that the fall of their characters wasn’t due to evil but due to mistakes, accidents, failures. The villains got a respectful ending with sending us all a message we can apply to our actual life during these hard times and that’s to always look for the good in people. I Really can’t wait to see what’s in store I think Tom Holland’s Spider-Man should end here as it’s a perfect ending sort of like Tobeys Spider-Man ended where it needed and shouldn’t be touched again. However I’m very excited to see what Andrew Garfield has in store for us.
Yeah to bad he didn't get much spotlight. Definitely not as much as andrew did whom stole the show in terms of the 3 spidermans
I'm actually happy they made Spider-Man 3's ending, a happy one. As he made it clear to Andrew that him and MJ worked it out and have been together for a long time, since losing Harry. So much to love about this film.
@@theprowler18 indeed
there are rumors that theyre doing 2 more trilogies with tom holland. that said, you might want to say goodbye to andrew garfield as i truly think this was a 1 and done much like tobey maguire.
I was happy to see Tobey but I think he can be done. Tom could end here but I’d like to see more of his Spider-Man, an eventual happy ending that he truly earns. But I *really* want more Andrew stories.
I hope Garfield gets a third movie after his performance in this, with a proper script. He really did absolutely crush it.
That can be interpreted in two ways
I agree. A properly done ASM 3 would be fire because Andrew was a fire spider man.
I hope he doesn't. Dude literally told Sony that he wanted to make spidey a bi -sexual...
@@thedislikeman3575 so?
@@IxD3m0n1kxI - He may be bisexual, but Spidey himself isn't. To be fair, that may just be Garfield's publicity stunt to make the Twitterati happy at the time.
Garfield is my favorite Spider-man, McGuire is my favorite Peter, Holland is my favorite combo of both. I think Garfield got shafted by bad direction/writing/producing and ultimately deserved his redemption in this film and I’m so happy he got it. Just look back in that Comic-Con video where he was announced to be Spider-Man and you’ll see how badly he wanted to do the role justice and how excited he was only to get shat on in the end. He always deserved better and I’m glad he got it with this film.
Garfield was the worst spider man and the worst Peter Parker… his rendition was a bully as well as arrogant and conceited and vengeful and self absorbed with his wants being more important than anything else and all of that is the complete opposite of either Peter Parker or Spider-Man in the comics
There’s nothing like absolutely loving a movie and then getting the drinkers praise to validate you’re feelings 🙌🏼
Amen.
I was going to unsubscribe if he didn't. The movie was amazing.
Was just thinking that. Well put! 💪😎💪
YES
He didn’t mention 2 important things so I think he’s shilling a bit
I loved how at the end Tom Holland’s Spider-Man actually made his own suit for once, like actually. And his suit is really flashy and good looking.
Well not to get nit picky but he did make his own suit before he got the one from Tony Stark. However I do agree the new one he made himself is worlds above the first suit he made.
@@redmistbluemiss I did not notice that...whelp I guess I need to see the movie again.
He made his one suit already
"I'm something of a scientist myself."
Laughs and cheers in theater.
THey could have left that out and everything would have been fine,
but they had him toss that line in like a goddamn cherry.
Also the back scene when tobey is complaining about back pain.
@@parkerriggs3861 At least that scene he didn't blatantly go "my back, my back". He only alluded to him doing stretches because of a bad back. And if you know, you know. Having Dafoe literally say the scientist line, though, was shameless as hell
Haha yeah that was great
@@jase276 it was shameless as hell....but it still caught me off guard and I still lost it.....
I just saw the film to do my boyfriend a favour, because I'm just done with Marvel. But this one is absolutely amazing. To add to this review: I really love how they took the time to have the three Spider-Men meet. And not just meet, they had an emotional, heart to heart talk. It showed that being Spider-Man is not all fun and games, but that's it's primarily a sacrifice.
They could have opted to just rush through it. Have a two minute meeting, a few funny quips and move on. But they didn't. They shared their love and their grief. You know, like human beings.
What a great movie. I am amazed at a Marvel movie being this good.
This movie shows us that Andrew Garfield deserves at least one more movie. He proved that the failure of the second movie really wasn’t his fault at all. Please give him one more swing.
pretty sure Garfield's Spiderman is in the full Sony universe. so.. Venom and Morbius. it could happen lol.
I don't think people were really blaming Garfield.
No this movie proved that if AG had a script that had him aged mid 20’s it would be good. If you disagree then give me a good story with a sophomore aged AG Spider-Man
@@absenth2007 I was wondering if the Venom movies were set in the Garfield Spiderman universe. I guess it makes sense, but it seems like Venom is not familiar with Spiderman, so I don't know.
@@smithgdwg He is. Check after-credits in Venom 2
The amount of respect that the writers gave the all the spiderman actors is outstanding.
Also, no one...
I mean no one...
Is ready for the memes this movie will produce once it hits the home screen Holy canoli
I’m something of a scientist myself.
“The Avengers? Thats great! What is that?!”
Fucking hilarious haha
Well, Doc Oc with the "power of the Sun" quote was a bit cringe for me, but the other ones hit perfectly.
Also for some reason I couldn't help but think on Bleach memes 'cuz I'm that fucking Weeb right now.
Holland pulled a Grimmjow on Strange's Ulquiorra. Then he got so afraid of Anniversary Aizen he Senna-d the finale. If U know, U know.
@@janosd4nuke I guess he did pull a Grimmjow on him
About an hour into this movie I caught myself smiling and thinking "I can't believe they actually made this movie." I'm a huge Spider-Man fan from way back, and I never thought I ever see a Spider-Man movie this good again. Especially in this day and age. I'm still smiling. Totally epic.
Same here, it really was so good
Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man 2 Was my Favourite Spider-Man movie but I loved and enjoyed No Way Home that much that It ended up stealing my personal number 1 spot of Spider-Man 2.
@@cameronturk4388 Spider-Man 2 is still my number 1 but NWH is not my very close second.
I had the same feeling, man. What a luxurious gift.
9:45 I think the drinker reconsiders this after Morbius
It almost makes me think they could make another Andrew Garfield and Toby McGuire Spiderman movie and they could be good. As long as they get the same people that worked on this film. Have them both set after this movie when they get back to their Universe.
Thought the same thing. This? Pretty much succeeded in reviving their old universes.
The Spiderverse can now be its own damn universe that ties into other universes which ties into other universes. The possibilities for crazy are endless.
Hell, get the actor who played Japanese Spider-Man for a cameo. Mr. EMISSARY FROM HELL himself.
I don't think it would work. Part of the charm of this film was the fact that it was a surprise appearance. I don't think they would work together in a movie by themselves. At least not unless they were fighting a super powerful and cool alien villain.
It would actually be pretty funny if the Spider-Verse ended up supplanting the mainline MCU. Considering how well known Spidey compared to some of the current crop of MCU heroes it wouldn't really surprise me.
Nah,stop,why can't we have just one,good,unique movie? Why you immediately want sequels,spinoffs,cinematic universes or whatever will inevitably lead to Hollywood milking and completely destroying those characters and their legacy? Yeah they did great this time,but how long until Tobey ends up drinking goat milk and babbling about"ancient Jedi texts" or something? Just leave it alone,be happy with what you got.
@@italianspiderman5012 Yeah, that what I'm worried, we are so supplanted with the idea of universe where anything should be collaborate, story tied each other ,etc after the success of MCU. It's not an easy task, as we saw with marvel phase 4 that didn't bring any success at all compared with the phase before. Idk, I think good movie is a good movie, no need to be make it connected, although that's still fun things to have
Watching this in theater gave me a feeling I hadn’t felt since the first Avengers. A feeing of giddiness at seeing characters that shouldn’t all be in the same movie, yet here they are
True
This goes right next to Avengers 1 and Guardians of the Galaxy 1 for me.
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I haven't had this much fun at the movies since Infinity War
Getting rid of Tony Stark and having Spiderman go back to operating out of his Queens apartment again was pretty effing cool and loved that aspect.
I just hope they switch out the "Peter got money by wrestling" to "Peter got money by fighting in unsanctioned MMA cards"
Da fuck are you on about, he was in his apartment for one scene then he was in a stark save house using stark tech the rest of the way.
@@crazydestroyer4283 He's talking about the end of the movie.
With Tom Holland taking a break potentially maybe a few years it legit might actually be perfect if he comes back. His character is old now and no longer the naive Spiderman we have seen prior to no way home.
This movie felt like a love letter/tribute to the prior spiderman series and their fans. If only more of other movies were done this way.
Andrew Garfield holy fuck. His arc was perfect and his acting was damn good. I loved the movie as a whole but his performance was an absolute standout for me.
i really liked Tobey stopping Tom from being a killer.
When he caught MJ towards the end and he has that moment reflecting on his guilt for not being able to do it once before, that almost moved me to tears.
@@antiseth3964 it did for me, man I felt that in my soul
He was legit better in one act of this film than he was in 2 whole movies. I cant believe he outacted some major heavyweights. I'll have to go back abd rewatch his spidey movies now.
@@stevenborg102 That fact that No Way Home was great will never make AS2 tolerable, I would think. It was terrible, terrible writing. Also, having the Prom King and Queen as the stars of a Spiderman movie never made sense to me, he's supposed to be a science nerd and his girl the girl next door type - not a supermodel like Emma.
Saw it today and loved it. The one scene I wish it had was Toby's Peter seeing J. Jonah Jameson and commenting that he's the same in any universe. Oh well.
I just assumed it was cut but going to be included as a later deleted scene
6:48 Garfield was not my favorite Spider Man but he's severely underserved in his Spider Man movies. He's fantastically talented, perhaps even the best actor of the three.
I wouldn't say that. Tom Holland really blew me away with how he handled the death scene. I honestly didn't think he had it in him to be that genuine. I think the Garfield scene was the best in the movie, but Holland's performance was the best out of the 3, imo.
The only complaint I have about him in NWH is that his anger didn't really feel real. The motivation and setup was all there, but the emotion on his face during those scenes didn't really grab me. Even at the end with Goblin, it didn't feel real. The action was certainly there, he beat the shit outta Goblin, but I didn't buy him being "blinded with rage" or anything like that.
He still has some work to do. But the Marvel movies have given him a lot of valuable experience. He'll be one to watch as he gets older. That's for sure.
It's a shame that he was not given a better script with TASM 1 and 2.
Mine neither
"You can tell that all 3 have good chemistry and play off each other really well"
True. Tom Holland once said that there's a special bond between the only 3 people who have ever played Spider-Man on the big screen. Something that only they 3 fully feel and understand. I'm glad that they have that strong chemistry.
Meanwhile Hugh and Robert sitting alone in the corner.
Andrew’s Spider-Man was So. Good. It seems clear to me that the questionable performance in the Amazing Spider-Man was largely because of direction and not Garfield, because wow he did fantastic.
I always said great Spider-Man but mediocre movies with terrible direction. My biggest defense of him is in the first one when he jumps on the dude and yells crotch. It was a very true to Spider-Man smart ass moment
Yeah he’s a good Spider-Man, he just had a crap script and was in bad movies unfortunately
They need to give Andrew's Spidey another chance. Also, Andrew is an advance actor now as he got an Oscar nomination in Hacksaw Ridge and he shines at Tick,Tick.... Boom!
I don't like Garfield. I think his acting is contrived. He's a tremendous over-actor. Hacksaw Ridge sucked balls. I hope this is better, but seeing him bawling in this little preview doesn't fill me with confidence.
@@jonathanhalloran5350 bad opinion
Saw this last night and gotta say, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin and Doc Oct were easily the stand out characters in this film, with Dafoe on the acting side, and Doc Oct for those incredible action set pieces that stay true to the Ramey vision for the character. Jamie Fox's electro was also pretty great. Honestly, I couldn't believe what I was watching ... a actual NEW Spiderman film that had more in common with the Sam Ramey vision for the films than the modern MCU interpretation. Just seeing all the original actors reprise their roles and have it all done so well was a thing to behold.
Stand out moments were having Green Goblin interact with Doc Oct, then have them both interact with later villains, while have it all seamlessly line up to the original Sony films. It did feel like the characters were having their story arcs advance like they never left, it was both nostalgic and forward looking in a way I didn't think was possible to achieve. Seriously, kudos to the creators.
Yeah doc oct felt pretty standout.... I didn't like fox's electro as it felt like he was total new character, but i admit its been years since i saw amazing spider man 2 (it was 2 right?)
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj Ah, I quite liked Jamie Fox's character in the new one. I wasn't much of a fan of the Garfield films or the villains, but thought Electro was portrayed quite well while retaining the spirit of the character.
Honestly, I was mostly there to see how Goblin, DocOct and Sandman would be represented in the MCU with the original actors, I didn't expect Tobey Mcguire to show up...or Garfield, so was taken back when they did.
I still can't believe this film exists, or that Marvel would do such excellent job representing the Sam Ramey vision. I don't really like superhero films, but did really enjoy the original Spiderman 1, 2, 3 when I was in my 20's. To see this film continue those story arcs and do them justice, I was just sitting there thinking .... "it can be done!"
Amazing film, I haven't walked out a theater feeling good like that in over a decade, and over a Superhero film no less. Hats off to the creators.
I find it funny that no one ever mentions Sand-Man in the villain breakdowns. I don't want to say his role is forgettable, per se, but he's certainly the lowest rung on the ladder; msybe even more than Lizard.
@@richardbarbaros5868 you can't really put more to Sandman when he's post Spiderman 3 Sandman that's solely focused on getting back to his daughter, if it was mid Spiderman 3 Sandman then they could do a little more but since Tobey Peter is post Spiderman 3 one, the two doesn't really have that much to develop as they were already in good terms when Tobey Peter forgave him. Also mostly because of Covid so...
Rented the movie on Amazon after reading your review. What a waste of time and money! Just a bunch of men moping for half the movie and action scenes files with cheesy punchlines.
I’m afraid the Aliens are coming to invade us, the Drinker actually likes a movie???
You never watch his other video before ehhhhhh
@@Lehsah2021 to be fair tho he really doesn't like modern movies so i dont blame him getting shocked that the drinker actually likes one lol
This is his MO. He shits on 99% or movies made. This is his job.
@@weekndclan7599 That’s because there’s usually not much to like, all the movies he recommends are actually well written.
This movie was just nonstop joy. Everything just fits. And the scene you mentioned for Andrew, made me genuinely happy. Such a powerful scene, amazing acting.
I felt the movie premise was kinda hit or miss the acting was amazing and afc the villains were nice
not everything, there were some inconsistencies.
Tobey and Andrew counseling Tom is literally the same as the old Spider-Men training the new one. I love it 😍
I love how Andrew was the real standout of this movie. We all already loved Tobey, but it was Andrew who was divisive due to the writing of his own films. In this, you could see how much love he had for the role and stole ever scene he was in, going so far as to make me question whether Tobey or Andrew is the better Spider-Man. This whole film was one big dream come true, satisfying just about every wish fans had for this film, from the inclusion of past actors, to the redemption of Andrew’s failure to save Gwen, even a subtle nod to the pointing Spider-Man meme I saw some people jokingly wish would happen. THIS is what going to the movies is supposed to be like. It’s supposed to be fun and inspiring and uplifting
Not necessarily my dude... if you think about: Tobey was technically the one that stopped him from taking a life. Maybe I'm just bias lmao... but Tobey stole the show for me😭Though I wished Tobey was the one to give Tom the, "With great power, comes gre-" line; Before May of course
I feel bad for him since for months he's been getting hammered by people demanding they tell him the truth on whether or not he was in the movie, including some people sending him death threats.
This proves that Andrew's Peter was the victim of incompetent writing and piss poor committee driven filmmaking. The fault of those films are not on him and I hope we will see more of his Spidey (as he might be digitally added to Morbius, regarding him being a murderer on the poster for one scene, as he had become a bit bitter over time and stopped pulling punches).
@@y0ungblo0d Yeah you're biased, Andrew completely outshined Tobey in no way home and was acting circles around him.
@@TartaruzTheGreat No no no... that I can't deny lol. Andrew was clearly, without a doubt, the better actor out of the two. But here's how I see it bruv; Tobey literally made Tom who he is at the end of the movie. My bias-ass see's Tobey as the better Spider-Man, and Andrew as the better actor (Without including Tom of course, since we're referring to Tobey and Andrew). We all have our preferences I suppose🤷♂️
I can't believe we disagree on this movie...
Dude your reviews are so on point. You literally hit on everything I love about the movie and some of the things I didn’t even realize that I loved. You are an incredible review guy. If I were a director I would be consulting you on storyboarding before shooting.
As someone who grew up watching every incarnation of spiderman since the toby movies. Yeah, this movie felt like it was made for me
Exactly.
Not to mention now kids have a movie to base ALL superhero movies against! meaning they wont fall for crummy lines or dumb plots less so.
This movie made me feel like a kid again. All of the characters brought back served important roles, and not just cheap nostalgia pops. It was an absolute delight to see Tobey, Andrew and Tom playing off each other so well. And yeah, Willem Dafoe absolutely killed it. Every actor in this film put in a solid performance, and what a treat it was to see Charlie Cox's Daredevil on the big screen. What an absolute treat that the fans deserved after disappointing movies mired in identity politics. Hopefully this will teach the MCU to go back to their winning formulas of days past...I'm actually psyched about the Dr. Strange movie and hopefully Phase 4 will start to come into its own. I can't say enough good things about this movie. It was everything it was hyped up to be, and more.
" Hopefully this will teach the MCU to go back to their winning formulas of days past"
So, gutless fanservice instead of a REAL story?
Nonwhites exist, deal with it.
@Daniel Aloysius Gumulyo The story relies on Dr Strange suddenly being an irresponsible moron and MCU Peter being an even bigger moron.
Good as the movie is, it’s still a nostalgia banquet they won’t be able to pull off again. The MCU is past its prime and deserves to RIP to make way for newer institutions.
@nikolai 1939 Guys who keep saying "No More Woke!"
They're saying "No more nonwhites abd women!"
Dr. Strange won't have identity politics shoved in since Sam Rami is directing it.
A lot of people talk about Garfield’s redemption arc in this but to be honest I thought the character with the biggest fix was Aunt May. She was by far the weakest Aunt May in the first two movies and served as little more than eye candy for the audience and a backseat mentor to Tony Stark. It wasn’t until we saw her teach Peter about 2nd chances and the emotional impact her death had on Peter that we really saw her value as a character.
yeah I didn't care at all for her. I'm kinda stuck with 'Aunt May is OLD' syndrom tho, gotta admit
@@Yarblocosifilitico Andrew's Aunt May actress seemed to be the middle ground in terms of appearance where she isnt super old such as Rosemary Harris or very young such as Tomei. She's an aunt that's nearing the end of her youth and towards her early senior years
@@Thomasmemoryscentral agreed. Just not enough wrinkles for me to see her as Aunt May. I don't hate reinventing the character, I just prefer the classic. She was probably my least favorite part about Spider-Man anyway
Exactly exactly I'm really glad they made her more important in the movie
@@Yarblocosifilitico for me, it never made sense to have a thousand year old mummy as an aunt. Everytime I read comics and Peter saving her, i was sighing so loud. Why saving someone who dies by natural cause in few days anyway?
Is this movie what classifies as good now? The fact that it doesn’t suck? I went into this very excited. Besides the quick trip down memory lane and nostalgia, it’s just your typical “more villains and superhero’s the better” children’s marvel style movie with something for late 80s and 90s kids. Cheesy jokes. The bad guys turn good for a true family friendly movie. The only difference with this movie is it’s not overly “woke”. I don’t get it…
I really hope Hollywood learns that giving fans what they want pays off in contrast to "subverting expectations" and pushing agendas while forgetting to put in some actual character development
What do "fans" want?
And does ANYBODY ELSE matter?
Thought you guys liked comics...
It's not like they didn't subvert our expectations in this one. "One More Day" has a different ending here. Instead of saving that one life with the spell, that life was taken by it.
This movie DID subvert our expectations with who got killed and how it ended for Peter.
Honestly, some "fans" are just such whiners...
@@ShadowSonic2 well it depends on the standpoint.
Of course you get something unexpected and thats awesome but getting something unexpected doesnt equal to "subverting expectations"
Because noone expects a movie to play out EXACTLY how they imagine before (and if you do so you gotta search for another hobby)
but with No way home we expected to reconnect with our favorite characters, we expected to get a meaningfull and emotional arc we can relate to and thats what we got. It had a deep emotional impact, it was and felt meaningful and relatable.
Oppose to for example Star Wars the last Jedi. Noone was able to reconnect with Luke because he was like nothing we had remembered. Also the story arc was lacking of meaningfulness and we couldnt relate to it.
You have to give the people at least Some things they expect. You cant just go there and totally destroy the reputation of our childhood heroes and shove it into our faces with the message "your hero sucks now and you are a loser for liking him in the first place" - NO ONE wants that...
@@BurnSchulz The problem with Last Jedi was that folks were expecting/hoping that Rey would be demoted to Luke's sidekick and he'd become the main character again and he had nothing to do with Kylo's fall to darkness.
The problem is that the "fans" simply refused to accept that the old hero wasn't the hero anymore and that the new person really was the actual main character of the Sequels.
Luke was never going to be the main hero again. And the expectation that he was ended up subverted and this angered the "fans".
This film didn't have to deal with that, because the other Spider-Men weren't prior heroes from MCU's past. They had other homes to go back to and we wouldn't have to see them totally overshadow Tom and turn him into their sidekick.
I loved how the Spidery’s all supported each other. That is how you hand over the torch to the next generation. Respect the past and build. Standing ovation 👏
I saw it as a perfect example of the power of self belief. In this day and age, everyone has an opinion on what you should do and who you should be, but ultimately it is your life, your journey and if you believe in what you are doing, you should seek acceptance from no one but yourself.
It helps that the other Spider-Men came from other Universes and could go back there and not interfere with MCU Peter, as opposed to other series that have leftover characters that should've been eliminated long ago but have been left to stink up the place when someone new comes along.
@@peterk2735 are you the real Peter Parker cause that was so insightful 😊 The original Peter Parker was the philosopher type.
Just imagine a movie that gave us superheroes in a time when we needed them the most. No wonder this film is making millions.
I almost forgot what it was like to leave a cinema feeling, fucking amazing. This film felt so special to me it's hard to describe, I was so incredibly happy this wasn't another cookies cutter marvel film, but something better. It knew exactly what it wanted to be and I'm so glad the darker tones were kept in this film. This should be the standard of any Marvel Studios production from now on, let alone any film producers
i was surprised because i never thought that after DUNE this year i get that feeling again!
1:07 every time I see this scene I think of metal gear solids "don't fuck with this senator" and kicking him In the face.
The scene where all 3 are talking about their experiences is pure gold.
"I'm a really good lawyer."
I was tempted to cheer when I saw him on screen, but by the end I'd almost forgotten. I'd just got so caught up in the moment.
I fucking CHEERED when I saw who it was. GREAT moment.
I was gonna cheer then he caught a Brick that Tom Holland was about to catch. Boom
Who was he?
@@dustin872 Matt Murdock/ Daredevil. The actor who plays him on Netflix.
i love willem dafoe. and i love how they did green goblin in this movie, they actually improved on the original. not only did they show him tearing peter apart emotionally and mentally, but they showed him to be the physical threat that he can also be as well. shit, dude damn near took out 3 spider-men and fucking dr. strange at the same time on his own
I loved in the first 10 minutes you had Matt Murdoch/Daredevil as his Lawyer showing his skill when a brick comes through the window leaves it open to crossing TV shows in movies which nobody has done before successfully.
The scene where Andrew's arc came to a head was my favorite moment. You could literally *feel* the emotion in his expression in that moment, and you just knew that everything was going to be okay. It was beautifully done.
Made me cry.
I love how the movie actually seemed to be aware of the complications and issues with the plot and just said "Yeah, we know this doesn't really make a lot of sense" with regards to said problems, instead of Eternals where the film was so insistent that it made sense that the more it explained things, the less it made sense as it went on. It made the film more enjoyable and more fun. And especially with garbage like The Matrix Resurrections out there, its self awareness wasn't obnoxious and was properly done.
Most of all though, the film was just FUN. Those 2.5 hours just flew by, I was never once bored, and that was long before two faces from my childhood showed up. From there on the film was just like "fuck yeah, let's go there". It's so refreshing to see a blockbuster made with the same love for the characters that the fans do. I'm a lifelong Spider-Man fan and I feel like this movie is the ultimate celebration of such an iconic character. Both times I saw the movie I just left the movie feeling all warm and fuzzy. This is definitely gonna be one of my "throw on when I'm in a shit mood, feel better immediately" movies, I just know it.
Exactly, can't wait to watch the movie again with my folks and get that wholesome feel afterwards
One of my favorite parts of this film was the chemistry between the three Peter Parkers. You could tell that all of them were excited to be a part of this project and the script made it very easy for each of them to fall into their roles as a seamless trio.
from all the movies that have been coming ever since endgame ended, this is the only one that got my attention, the only one that made me go to the cinema, and the only one that left me amazed and wanting more.
I actually didn't care that much about the MCU after the Infinity Saga, i had some curiosity over some things, i liked the What If, but i felt rally apathetic towards everything else.
This makes me excited again and for Spiderman alone as there's so much interesting stuff that can be done with the character now.
What an a experience.
To be fair, how could a movie you didn't see amaze you?
Amazed from what generic dialoge, lazy writing or bad jokes. Least funny marvel movie
I prefer shang chi because it was funnier and had better story. Dont love that movie either though. Heck eternal had better story and better jokes but that movie was just straight up bad
@@gujonteitur4853 did i ask?
@@joemeatballs3694 lmao true
@Taylor Peay i had no jokes
I remember watching your video about how modern movies were digging up and destroying heroes from my childhood and the generation before. That was shortly after watching this film, and the video made me appreciate No Way Home more than I already did, because of how it treated the older Spider Men and have them be the ones to influence the new guy when he needs it, while still getting some redemption of their own. I didn't really care for Amazing Spiderman, but giving him the chance to save MJ was a really great moment.
Speaking of MJ, I think she actually improved the most out of any character, even if it's because she had the furthest to go. In Far From Home, she was the one thing I didn't like about the film and her relationship with Peter felt incredibly forced. Here, she actually feels like a caring girlfriend.
Ned is still great and part of what gives MCU Spidey his unique identity. Am I the only one who thinks Strange is more interesting as a guest character than in his own movie?
I can't remember the last time I had so much fun at the cinema, and I'm not afraid to say that my throat was sore from all the cheering I did along with almost everyone in the theater. After suffering through the Star Wars sequels, Terminator: Dark Fate, Star Trek: Picard, and so many other dark and gritty legacy sequels, it was so wonderful to finally get one that not only tells a great story, but, more importantly, honors and respects classic characters, doesn't make them into depressed edgelords, makes them a major part of the story, AND gives them all happy endings. That alone makes 'No Way Home' unquestionably one of, if not THE best legacy sequel in decades, perhaps ever.
IE, you appreciate gutless fanservice instead of a real story that challenges the characters?
@@ShadowSonic2 most of the fan service in this movie actually served a purpose tho. Besides a few one liners here and there it mostly felt natural. And besides fan service isn’t a bad thing. Imagine thinking giving ur fans what they want is bad? Da fuck?
@@camraging641 Fanservice means that you think you can't succeed with writing and acting alone and have to do stuff like this to appeal to older fans that way.
It shows you have no faith in your own ability.
@@ShadowSonic2 or maybe they just want their fans to be happy? And besides most of the fan service in this film connects to the plot. Andrew saving MJ could be considered fan service but it also redeems Andrew and him saving her also stops Toms Spidey from going to the dark side
Andrew’s version is actually the most comic book accurate version of Spider-Man . He really nailed the humour , swinging ,fight scenes and emotional scenes of the character but it’s such a shame he got mowed down due to the weak plots of his movies . I am glad he is getting the respect he deserves now for his portrayal. It would to cool to see a darker version of the character if they decide to make a 3rd one, like a Spider-Man leading to a similar version of the one in the Spider Verse film
the only issue i had with his original character was his confidence. Peter Parker was a nerdy kid, which I feel Tom Holland nailed perfectly. he's not confident when talking to his crush, or even doing mundane tasks like walking through the school hallways. however, I think Gwen's death was the perfect way to give Garfield's Peter Parker that maturity and uncertainty which I felt he previously lacked
@@pranav2169 Andrew's Peter Parker/Spiderman was based off of the Ultimate spiderman comics. Andrew's peter was studdering when talking to gwen and he stands up to bullies. Andrew's peter/spiderman was based off of the ultimate spiderman comics
Yeah, I always found it weird that Spider-man, who was one of the biggest jokers among the superheroes, maybe second after Deadpool, didn't have that many funny scenes in the movies. That scene in The Amazing Spider-man where he stops the car thief before the police arrives reminded me of that. It was a little gem that showed me what I was missing in the films all along.
@@pranav2169 Personally I feel tobey maguire and Tom holland nail the awkwardness and the nerdy nature of Peter Parker , while Andrew’s version seems cooler. However he would have made a better Black symbiote Spider-Man with a changed darker personality compared to Tobey’s performance .
@@pranav2169 Comic Spider-man had oodles of confidence. The 'nerdy' aspect was limited to only the first few comics, he very quickly diverged from that.
For most of the run, he was arrogant.
The spectacular Spider-man cartoon was by far the best representation of comics Peter.
I like the fact that all the Peters treated each other like brothers with Tobey Maguire's being the older brother Andrew Garfield being the middle brother and Tom Holland being the little brother and that Tobey's Spiderman stopped Tom's Spiderman from doing something that head hate himself for doing it years later. Also for some odd reason I thought Happy like he would die and like Happy is his last name and everyone calls him by his last name Happy but that his first name was Ben and because he liked Aunt May I was thinking Happy would become Peter's Uncle Ben but that kinda went out the window because of Aunt May. Also loved Doc Oct
This movie certainly felt like a work of love rather than production line, cookie cutter Marvel movie...and it shows.
Hey if Black Panther got an Oscar nomination for best movie, this movie also deserves it...and seeing how weak the 2021 releases have been....maybe even win it.
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It wasn't about black people so no
@@lessalazar9068 That's a crude reduction. The Academy panders to modern politics, black people or not.
Oscars are consolation prizes for flops that nobody likes.
My point was no movie based on or sourced from a comic book will ever win a stupid Best Picture Oscar.
Black Panther is one of the few, possibly only, comic book movie to even be nominated, and even that was due to many things (one being the movie is likely a top 10 comic book movie, if not a top 5 of all time).
when garfield does the thing that grants him his redemption, and instead of smiling heroically, or making a tone destroying quip, he shakes from the stomach because he can't process that he actually got the chance to do the thing. thats what sticks with me
My eyes started sweating since he said "I lost my MJ" 😥
They could have ruined that moment so, so easily.
Instead it was perfect.
The theatre cried. So did i when it happened.
tear...
My favorite part was when they finally mentioned tobey maguire’s natural webs
That is such a massive slept on advantage
That scene should have lasted much more. It was a lot of fun to watch them. Specially cause Garfield asks, and then Holland apologizes when Maguire rolls his eyes. XD
The movie really reminds me of The Day of the Doctor, each rendition playing off on their strengths and weaknesses to redo their mistakes of the past. It’s just so refreshing to see films that are catered to the fans, not the critics.
Spiderman no way home was a good movie?!
Are you drunk mate?
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Yoh! Can’t wait for your Matrix Ressurection Review, you are going to BUTCHER it! Cause they are pushing “The Message”😂
but the matrix movies have always been abt that... you do know who the creators of the matrix are, right? 🥴
I never seen it, I heard the first third or so was really good but then later it falls under the matrix sequel traps
@@themajesticwitchofdramathe539 i've seen the first movie but i didnt see anything like that.
I didn't really get that out of it other than making Trinity way more than she should be but resurrection was just a plain ol shitty movie.
@@themajesticwitchofdramathe539 Those two sentences are complete non-sequiturs. Don't fall into the same mindset as politically correct have, where personal details about the creators automatically dictate the content of their media.
Andrew was the highlight of this movie for me, when he caught MJ I had tears in my eyes, my favourite scene of the whole movie. I hope they make a third TASM movie with him fighting Tom Hardy's Venom, they can coexist now next to the MCU and with the overwhelmingly positive reception of the fans, this must come to fruition!
How many potholes bad comedy and ridiculous decisions by characters need to be in one movie. Halfway through I said this is the worst movie I've ever seen in my life🙃
Yes I got you, but compared to other phase 4 movies it has some memorable scenes
@@samkj1953 Thanks. I feel like someone else has the same movie now 😛
I'm so glad this movie is getting all the love and uniting the fanbase. Disney THIS movie is a masterclass in how you introduce the old with the new, while treating both with equal respect. You don't have to gimp legacy characters in order to allow the new to shine.
Even though I loved NWH I can't ignore it's plot holes like
1) Can't Peter just discuss with doctor strange to tell him the people who shouldn't forget his identity instead of rushing the ritual and telling him everything after it has begun
2) How are spider man and their villains coming in from different time lines like Osborne is from 2002 and doc oc from 04 and all that
3) Isn't it just right to accept what their fate has for them rather than to change it
4) can't Peter bring the villains in one by one to heal so if one goes rogue they all are not on loose ?
5) The lizard, electro and sand man's characters are really under developed. Like after hearing Osborne's speach electro thinks it's good to be a villain again and sand man and lizard look like they were just waiting to become villain again
6) after Andrew'spidey defeats electro he treats him like he had some problems and doesn't deserve harsh treatment and somehow it wasn't his fault and electro too talks Like aahh you got me now
Apart from this the movie was good with Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina nailing their roles and we're like the perfect villains for me and Tobey was like the reason I went to see the movie
I totally agree with you, Drinker. I wasn't expecting anything good from Marvel and, all of a sudden, I found myself enjoying this movie SO MUCH that I was just shocked. Respect to the classic characters, no misandry, and an entertaining plot: that's the recipe for success!
So if a man is portrayed as less than a flawless God, it's misandry?
On the one hand, I agree totally with the Critical Drinker. On the the other, there are a couple MASSIVE plot holes with this movie.
Plot hole number 1: Spiderman FOUGHT THANOS. He's a galactic superhero. While the past two spidey movies show the world fawning all over Iron Man for fighting thanos, they someone manage to show people 'not remembering' that spidey fought Thanos. So when Peter's identity is revealed, there should have been a ceremony where he received a KEY TO THE PLANET.
Plot hole number 2: This might not 'technically' be a 'plot hole', but it's still bugs the fuck out of me. The whole 'spell' ordeal seams contrived to the extreme. Like the producers said "wouldn't it be cool to see what would happen if everyone knew spidey's secret identity?" They all said "yeah that would be super cool!!". But then someone piped up and said "but then we'd never be able to play with the whole 'secret identity thing' again". And the group said "yeah, can't have that. Can't not have the dynamic where Peter has to juggle Peter/spidey". Hmmm what to do, what to do.... Oh I know, let's center the whole movie around a spell that 'erase everyone's memory'. Fucking stupid. First off, why didn't Dr. Strange use this spell to make Thanos forget he wants to kill half the universe? Or make Thanos forget what an infinity stone is? Random dumb magic for plot = 100% fail every time.
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(Was still a fun movie, but man... I wish they would have worked hard to make the above issues not be issues).
I found this unbelievably nostalgic. I know you might say that's almost entirely the point of it, but I can't put my finger on it. I found it crazy nostalgic for other reasons. All the nostalgic bait just heightened it, but didn't make it
I'm actually having a difficult time putting it into words. It feels like somebody made a personalized movie just for me using the most nostalgic characters as a vehicle to to do so.
Andrew Garfield stole the show for me. Especially when he saves new MJ and is crying thinking of Gwen from his universe. Very smartly done scene and emotional. Gonna go again tomorrow to rewatch it