Exit Through the Lobby | Spider-Man: No Way Home (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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- Michael Giacchino - Spider-Man: No Way Home (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Exit Through the Lobby
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ABOUT SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME
For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighborhood hero's identity is revealed, bringing his Superhero responsibilities into conflict with his normal life and putting those he cares about most at risk. When he enlists Doctor Strange’s help to restore his secret, the spell tears a hole in their world, releasing the most powerful villains who’ve ever fought a Spider-Man in any universe. Now, Peter will have to overcome his greatest challenge yet, which will not only forever alter his own future but the future of the Multiverse.
ABOUT MICHAEL GIACCHINO
Composer MICHAEL GIACCHINO has credits that feature some of the most popular and acclaimed film projects in recent history, including The Incredibles, Coco, Jojo Rabbit, Ratatouille, Star Trek, Jurassic World, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, SpiderMan: Homecoming and War for the Planet of the Apes. Giacchino’s 2009 score for the Pixar hit Up earned him an Oscar®, a Golden Globe®, the BAFTA, the Broadcast Film Critics' Choice Award and two GRAMMY® Awards. Giacchino studied filmmaking at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. After college, he landed a marketing job at Disney and began studies in music composition, first at Juilliard, and then at UCLA. He moved from marketing to producing in the newly formed Disney Interactive Division where he had the opportunity to write music for video games. After moving to DreamWorks Interactive, he was asked to score the temp track for the video game adaptation of The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Subsequently, Steven Spielberg hired him as the composer and it became the first PlayStation game to have a live orchestral score, recorded with members of the Seattle Symphony. Giacchino went on to score numerous video games including Spielberg’s Medal of Honor series. Giacchino’s work in video games sparked the interest of J.J. Abrams, and thus began their long-standing relationship that would lead to scores for the hit television series Alias and Lost, and the feature films Mission Impossible III, Star Trek, Super 8 and Star Trek Into Darkness. Additional projects include collaborations with Disney Imagineering on music for Space Mountain, Star Tours (with John Williams), the Ratatouille ride in Disneyland Paris, and the Incredicoaster on Pixar Pier at California Adventure.
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Track List:
1 Intro to Fake News
2 World's Worst Friendly Neighbor
3 Damage Control
4 Being a Spider Bites
5 Gone in a Flash
6 All Spell Breaks Loose
7 Otto Trouble
8 Ghost Fighter in the Sky / Beach Blanket Bro Down
9 Strange Bedfellows
10 Sling vs Bling
11 Octo Gone
12 No Good Deed
13 Exit Through The Lobby
14 A Doom With a View
15 Spider Baiting
16 Liberty Parlance
17 Monster Smash
18 Arc Reactor
19 Shield of Pain
20 Goblin His Inner Demons
21 Forget Me Knots
22 Peter Parker Picked a Perilously Precarious Profession
23 Arachnoverture
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Listen to the official Spider-Man: No Way Home soundtrack here: soundtracks.lnk.to/spidermanNWH
Unbelievable
This Is Heartbreaking. 🥺
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“The hardest part about this job is, you can’t always save everyone!”
Is this line from the movie? watched it in a different language and I’m not sure about the translation
@@jamiegames7698 It's a line from Into the Spider-Verse.
@@hotcoco1702 thank you very much
“The hardest part about this job being Spider man is, Spider man can’t always save everybody.”
Andrew said something similar in nwh
Peter standing in the rain watching Jameson rant about him just after who he lost was heartbreaking.
i thought he was going to punch the screen in that moment
I would like to believe that scene definitely was a Sam Raimi cinematography technique.
@@Neelo_Angelo seemed more Webb to me. There's a similar shot in TASM 1 as well.
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At 1:55
Straight out of the comics honestly.
@@bigmac8103 Me too but he was in too much sadness to do anything
"Trust me Peter, when you try to help people, there are always consequences." - The Lizard
When did he say that?
@@somecallmejeremy after his fight with doctor strange
Change people not try to help
@@d3vdan839 could you sent me a link of a clip where he says that I dont remember the line at all
Lol the Lizard was fodder absolutely useless in the movie😂😂
Hands down one of the best shots in superhero history imo, the shot of Peter watching the billboard in the rain, looked like something from a comic, true masterpiece
True
Fr
Hurt just seeing that, I was still in shocked of what just happened 5 mines ago 😞
More like a scene from a video game ngl
Also the way it’s framed at first. It makes Jameson look like he’s staring and and talking directly to Peter. Which further drives the point home.
Did anyone feel like the death in this scene seemed oddly realistic for a superhero movie?
This. And I feel like a normal person would act about it just as Holland did here. I also liked how they portrayed Happy in this particular scene. He drove his car to the scene of the accident, saw Peter and May, looked at Peter and immediately knew what had happened. You could see it in his eyes. The loss and the sadness about it.
@@lemponen9291 and how he's in such disbelief that he doesn't even notice all of the guns pointed at him
Yeah man. The way May thought she was ok as she stumbled around only to then collapse and have it slowly dawn on Peter what was happening. "I'll be ok, I just need to catch my breath" was so fucking sad because May herself never knew she was dying. It was a terrifically directed scene. Jon Watts fucking killed it
Yup
I reminded me of Fitz's death in Agents of Shield.
Not just a perfect ending to a saga, a perfect beginning to the next.
@@kadenallen3031 That's the point. Tom Holland's Peter never had to go through the hardships of Toby or Andrew and never had to fully commit to being a normal kid or being Spider-Man. Now, he finally had to choose, and the result was both unexpected and the most impactful sacrifice out of all three. Little did we know that the first three movies were all just build up to Spider-Man's TRUE origin.
@@kadenallen3031 I was the only one in my theater audibly crying during the ending
@@logand450 Well said
@@logand450 Well, it’s not gona happen, simply because MCU exist. Surely Strange will remember somehow, and they confirmed that Tobey and Andrew will be in the next movie.
@@riot9179 No they didn't.
I seriously didn't expect this kind of emotion from just the soundtrack. The aunt May scene in the lobby with this music definitely had me really emotional. Such a fantastic job on this soundtrack, seriously the best one out of the trilogy no question
True 🥺🥺🥺
Never liked the past movies' soundtrack because it sounded too childish for me, but Michael went hard on this one
@@golden5078 Michael is my favorite composer.
And even I admit elfman’s theme is better. But Sam rami’s camera work and visuals really helped with Michael’s abilities, it reminds me “strange days ahead” for doctor strange you really have to listen to the whole thing to see what michael is Capable off
Yeah, it's not a surprise since the films in this trilogy were always meant to grow in intensity, and the soundtrack does the same.
The part where he stood in the rain and heard the words "Destruction always follows Peter parker" was so damn IMPACTFUL. I know they aren't the actual words, but they were close
This is the track "A Doom with a View", you can find it on Spotify :')
The tragic part about this scene is Spider-Man starts to believe Jameson's slander of him for once
One of my favorite scenes in the movies too.
Never thought that scene was going to be in an MCU movie:)
Calamity* 🙂
The worst part is that Jameson isn't exactly . . . wrong.
This is further proof why the greatest Spider-Man villain isn’t Doc Ock, Venom or even Carnage. It was the Green Goblin, it was always him!
What’s worse he lost the only family he had left!
Green goblin is to Spider-Man what the joker is to Batman
Doc Ock, Venom & Carnage can do pretty evil things, but none of the vast majority of rouges can get to Peter the way Norman can.
Doc Ock, Venom, or Carnage may have done terrible things to Peter, but not how much suffering Norman has did to Peter Parker.
Norman literally had sex with Peter's first love, killed Peter's first love, framed Spider-Man for a murder, tried to murder his loving aunt, tried to kill MJ, tortured Peter so he can become his heir, kidnapped his daughter and killed her, and even tried to kill his own son in front of Peter Parker.
The man is just as insane as Carnage is.
To me Goblin and Doc Ock are the greatest villains in film for Spider Man. I wonder if they will ever do the full Goblin storyline and bring in Hob-Goblin...
"When you help someone, you help everyone."
When i saw that it just reminded me of Aunt May's death in Marvel's Spider-Man game and it just made me even more sad
They didn’t need to kill anyone else off after Aunt May because having everyone else live but not remembering who Peter Parker is anymore is just as painful as death.
true. they can remember but the memories are still lost
This particular piece in the soundtrack somehow represents something even bigger than the scene or the film itself. It portrays quite flawlessly the way you feel right after you've lost someone you loved. The disbelief, the mourning and the infinite sadness from the loss, which sometimes feels like it can literally tear you apart. Just huge amounts of pure emotion embedded right in to just over four minutes of music. Beautiful.
🥺🥺🥺
Dang . . . . you're right.
Well I believe it represents a coming of age storyline which presented beautifully in the sequences of scenes that take place in the at the time where he contemplates stuff like spiderman no more arc and putting down the title if spiderman or rising above that
@@akessi4755 I agree, I see it as a representation of responsiblity and coming to terms with what must be done.
the entire cinema was dead silent. I would have never saw this coming. Her death was truly the most saddest part for me. And it was heartbreaking seeing happy hogan’s reaction as well.
it was so weird not hearing people talk in the cinema, atleast for me.
It made me wish I was there in the movie to stop the guards and let happy see her
This is what Stan Lee wanted, a teenager superhero with many struggles and consequences. Being a superhero doesnt make you happy, sadly enough its the opposite.
"You have a gift. You have power. And with great power, there must also come great responsibility."
Not like this
@@shuothewildfire Everyone Loses, Everyone Wins, ¿What's the Difference?.
And the iconic line always has to be changed a little, but its fine
@@PaperCircle it's not changed. That's the original line said by the narrator from amazing fantasy #15
@@isomericgamer6644 yessir. Most of them only knew it in the movies
This is exactly what Tom Holland's Peter needed. Consequences. With great power...
...comes great responsibility.
...comes many great soundtracks
Perfect, now he really can be the perfect spiderman!!!!!
*Action:* Spider-Man stops vulture
*Consequences:* Peter Parker misses homecoming and his crush gets relocated and hates him
*Action:* Spider-Man joins the avengers in stopping Thanos
*Consequence:* He dies
*Action:* Spider-Man stops Mysterio and saves his friends
*Consequence:* Mysterio frames him and reveals his secret identity to the world
*Action:* Spider-Man refuses to let his foes from alternate universes die
*Consequence:* Peter Parker’s loved one is killed.
*Action:* Peter restores his secret identity
*Consequence:* He loses everyone in his life
Consequences are nothing new to mcu Spidey, they’ve always been there. It’s just that the consequences in NWH are the most significant to Peter’s growth.
@@juicestains52 totally agree justin!
The moment i'm started tearing up is that May didn't realice that she is passing away. She just wants to lie down for a minute before they go out of there. This scene feels so damn realistic 😢
I'm sure she knew she was dying, but she didn't want Peter to worry. That's why she kept saying she was just catching her breath so Peter wouldn't think she was going to die.
@@orcinuswhalphin Yep, and that's what make it even sadder
Before Peter realized she was dying I was already worried. Thinking the worst was coming just from how she was acting.
To then end crying
I was in so much relief seeing that she survived the blast and seemed fine after it too. Then i saw the blood and immediately knew what came next
I knew she was about to die after she said "With Great Power comes Great Responsibility"
What people don't understand is, that sentence is a staple in Peter Parker's journey. Not matter which one it is, that sentence has to be said for Peter to become Spider-Man
“May, what are you doing? May, please, will you just wake up and please talk to me”
“PETER RUN”
“I’m sorry, I’m so sorry, I’m so so so sorry”
This scene. Peter not being able to sit and mourn with her does it for me. I have goosebumps typing this. And let’s not get into him watching JJJ talk about how everything spider-man touches to ruin after
The close up on him with the rain pouring on him, the red and blue lights on his face. The face he has knowing he is in shock and the music 😔😔😔
Saddest scene I’ve seen in a marvel movie
My opinion
@@broccolisidedish5014 not only is it the saddest moment in a marvel movie, but it looked so visually stunning
poor pete he couldn’t get time to mourn her death. the pressure is on him
@Dylan The Hero Bro peter
From Civil War and Homecoming, through Infinity War, Endgame and Far From Home, to No Way Home... Thank you Tom Holland for being in my opinion the best Peter Parker aka Spider-Man and I hope someday "Spider-Man will return"
It's already confirmed there's gonna be another trilogy with him lol
@@StoneyJOSH710 confirmed no, talks are being had but Sony and Disney have not officially confirmed it, we just know the producer has plans for another trilogy if the studios allow
@@unlockdaniel its confirmed already
@@rendypthr8057 no, I wish it were but it’s not officially confirmed. Amy Pascal walked back her statement, and while given the success for no way home and the fact that there are plans if approval is given for more seems to unofficially confirm, it hasn’t been officially confirmed or approved
I hope so. When I see "Spider-Man will return", if I see, I'll go crazy! I just feel like there's more to tell and his story just started. But Tom Holland is talking so much about how that might be the hour to leave the character... I don't know anymore
The scene where Peter is crying on the building in the rain in front of J Jonah Jameson broadcast was the best shot in the movie. With this soundtrack in the background too. Oh my god sooooo good. 10/10 never will forget this citematic masterpiece.
Was definitely a Top 3 scene 💯
This is where officially Peter became a true Spider-Man even that final swing with new suit coming back to classic
That's what we wanted from the beginning. I think Peter being Iron Man Jr was done on purpose and was building up to him becoming the real Spider Man.
@@DedricSilva if that is the case i guess most of us were too harsh on jon watts.
@@tweeks9896 people hate something they don’t understand
@@DedricSilva Yes, but can't we just aknowledge how unnecessary it was to go through the Iron Boy Jr phase in order to get what is the standard Spider-Man that we should've gotten since the beginning?
@@JGPRIME25 or maybe that it's boring to have the same old origin story for the third damn time??
I rarely cry when I watch movies but man this one finally got me
I could compose myself in the theatre. But man, coming home and listening to this a day after watching the movie.. It was like it was raining. Couldn't help but feel the emotion in the music.
Like the scene was made to make you have your heart ripped out 😭
@@nateoverthehorizon1176 the funny part is that this wasn’t even the saddest scene for me and it took me like 10 rewatches of it to not cry.
Tbh I didn’t tear up at all during this scene and I don’t know why… I really wanted to though. I admit it was a great scene but I couldn’t find myself being that emotional.
After watching sacrifices like Logan’s and Iron Man’s, I think I became desensitized to deaths in superhero movies
No one's really talking about how Aunt May really died in the most badass way possible
Looking straight into the Green Goblin's crazy eyes with ferocity with just a bag and a small debris even though he can just kill her in a blink of an eye
Trying to stay strong and say that she's ok despite the how fatal her injuries are
All cause she doesn't want Peter to get hurt
Looking back in the past films and No Way Home, no doubt she's my favorite Aunt May and I'm really heartbroken that Peter had to lose yet another person he cares for. First Uncle Ben, then Tony, and now Aunt May (when you think of it, the time gap between Tony's and May's deaths aren't too far from each other, Spidey's gonna be needing therapy by this point just cause of how bad his trauma is now)
yeah and it was another reason why he didn't straight up told MJ and gave the note that they know each other after seeing the bandage on her forehead. meaning that Pete knows he would lose another person he loves again if they knew he was Spider-Man. that ending was heartbreaking but he felt relieved seeing them happy again
don't matter how strong or tough a child is... if mama (I know it's his Aunt but same thing in this case) sees her little boy getting beaten up, mama bear instincts gonna kick in.
I would say that May is my favorite too, but I hated her and basically all of these characters in FFH, this could've been an almost perfect trilogy if FFH was better, but I'm still happy and satisfied with what we got in NWH
@@golden5078 go somewhere else typical TASM and spider-man 3 fanboy.
Tom Spider-Man finally has the TRULY tragic character building loss I’ve been waiting for him to see. I’m of course heartbroken, and am incredibly sorry for his loss of the last family he ever had. Uncle Ben (Toby), Gwen Stacey (Andrew), and now Aunt May (Tom). Sometimes we must be forged, the harder we’re hit the stronger we’ll be.
"We Save As Many As We Can To Make Up For The Ones We Couldn't. That's All We Do."
-Peter Parker
I haven't felt that emotional with a Spider-Man soundtrack since TASM 2 when Gwen died. Michael Giacchino did such a masterful job with this score, this + Tom Holland's acting complement each other in such a beautiful way. It's been 4 days since i watched the movie and my heart still shattered.
and this is how peter parker became the real spiderman, so heartbreaking and impressive, so many emotions.
After this scene, the real Spider-Man was born.
When I saw Homecoming I knew they are going to strech his arc, and here we are. :)
😭😭
@@Spidey_Battleedits imo I feel that Peter comes the “spiderman” when he allows strange to pull of the last spell
Garbage so who cares.
I love how in this scene her last thoughts and words were all for Peter. The moment when she was laying on the floor bleeding to death and she asks him “are you okay?”, was such an Aunt May thing to do. I cried so much. I hate this movie. 9.5/10
Why do you hate that movie????
@@riverwarrior_469 He doesn’t actually hate the movie. He’s just saying that because it made him, and a hell of a lot of others emotional wrecks lol
**10/10
20/10
Must say. I never cry at theaters.
Because I want to hold my emotions when I'm surrounded by others.
Thing is, the theater I was in was full of Spiderman fans, from the Tobey, passing through Andrew's movies and the MCU itself.
The whole room was clapping at the best scenes, the whole room laughing.
But at this part they were all sobbing, they were all crying, and so I let my emotions go, and shed tears.
That was indeed quite the experience.
I think it's safe to say that you were home, with us, your fellow fans.
@@mukwoorusilverhair4283 Indeed, thanks for the answer. ^^
This was probably one of the saddest deaths in MCU. Unlike uncle Ben's death from the other two versions which were quick, aunt May's death was slow and prolonged. When I watched in the theatre, I felt the grief slowly piling up until it was too overwhelming to take, and the scene still kept adding more mournful elements like Peter crying in slow-mo and Happy seeing it from the car. I thought the line "with great power comes great responsibility" had already been overused, but I was gladly wrong. They built it up so well that it was totally fitting and it made me cry. Very impressively done. Thank you sony and marvel!
I really wonder if Tobey and Andrew will have something like this. Maybe if their Aunt May's die of old Age.
Definitely the best spiderman movie
@@MariusBoss11458 pretty sure Tobey’s aunt may had already died. I mean his Peter is canonically in his 40’s. And at least their Mays would’ve died from natural causes. To witness the person who you’ve tried to protect for years die is too much.
@@Just_Zack_ I hope they show Tobey's May's Death.
I think one of the reasons it has a higher impact is because:
-We got to know MCU Aunt May from Civil War, meanwhile we only get to know Uncle Ben in the first 10/15 minutes of the first Movies and through flashbacks
-This is one of very few universes where both Ben and May die, which is a rare occurrence on the Spider-Man universes, specially considering that Tom Spider-Man is still extremely young having the same age in-universe as Andrew had on its second movie and Tobey on the first one
2:43 that entire scene, raining, and Peter's loss, I literally can't imagine the amount of pain Peter was going through, jeez that scene was so freaking heartbreaking.
“With great power, there must also come great responsibility.”
Michael Giacchino and his ability to make me cry with his soundtracks... Lost, Up, Incredibles, Inside Out and now Spider-Man... Superb composer.
And the last planet of the apes movie is also amazing. I can't remember the specific song but is heartbreaking.
@@nicolaspereyra5175 exodus wounds right?
Wow i didn't realize he also scored inside out, i mean i balled like a baby watching that film and it happened again in NWH 😭😭😭
He'll composing The Batman too
@@nicolaspereyra5175 Did he composed the score for the third movie? It was so emotional
" I'm sorry, I'm Sorry , I'm so sorry ... "
Same words I said it to my father when he passed away.
The feel of powerlessness in such situation , nothing harder than this feeling.
i’m sorry…..he’s in a better place now. keep your head up, legend :)
Did you fail to save your father from a super villain attack as well?
@@christophmatthews4313 Yes, It called Cancer.
@@snadmh5086 well I know your dad probably tried so hard to fight it so he didn't have to lose you. I'm sorry
May's death was such an emotional scene and def one of the saddest scenes in the MCU and the music in that scene really makes me cry.
I imagine the scene that's playing with this music while Peter is holding May and crying for this loss. The shot zooms out as the music picks up to show Norman standing on top of a tall building in the distance. He's looking down at the destroyed site as Peter gets closed in on. There's a look of regret and utter shame on his face. He turns away and rests his body against a wall and looks up to the sky. That frown slowly turns into a smile as the Goblin takes hold again. Forming into a grin. He knows even if he is fated to die at the hand of a Spiderman. Of a Peter Parker. He still won in his own way to take something so important.
"When you do what I do for a living, it's just a game of managing loss, right?"
- Hawkeye
Thanks marvel, thanks sony, thanks Giacchino, thanks everyone… this film we will tell our children.
R.I.P Aunt May, "When You Help Someone, You Help Everyone", Just Truly Sad
After getting criticism for MCU Peter not suffering in his franchise, they made him suffer more than any other Spider-Man.
Yup 😞
He lost his parents, uncle Ben, Tony Stark, aunt May, his lover and best friend and everyone forgot his existence.
The sad thing is that Peter lost his whole family aswell as the Avengers since they don't know that peter is spider-man and also the deprresing part is that the memory wipe caused basically nothing to the MCU since he had been absent from his field trip, the blip and his his school competitions so that would imply that Peter Parker's personal life to his friends were not changed (expect MJ and ned and his other friends)
I’ve always criticised his generic main theme, but here Michael Giachinno has created a somber Spider-Man motif as impactful as Death of a Friend and Rest of my Life. Very impressive work. This is breathtaking. Credit where credit is due.
This trilogy has led to this moment. A lot of people didn’t see that. Glad people are seeing this now. This movie wouldn’t have the impact it needed if the music was like this from the beginning. Sacrifice to your score is necessary to get that emotion.
it wasnt even generic
I’m hoping this music piece continues into the next trilogy. It’s so good. I’ll remember this piece as much as I remember Andrew’s theme and Garfields theme
@@OyasumiBlerd hopefully Giacchino will still score the next one but Im doubting it
But you knew that one day Giaccino was gonna do something like this. Come on, this guy has done a lot: up, Ratatouille, Incredibles, Coco, Inside Out, Zootopia, Cars 2, M.I, Jurassic World, John Carter, Jojo Rabbit, Planet of the Apes and obviously Dr Strange
Real Spider-man always rises after a big loss... For Tobey was Uncle Ben, for Andrew was Gwen and now for Tom is aunt May.
This was an amazing movie. I didn't kinda like Tom Holland spiderman because it didn't feel like Spiderman. But the aunt May scene and the final coffee shop scene. He had everything and he lost it all in order to protect everyone else. I didn't expect this movie to be this good. He lost his best friend, girlfriend, his family, the Stark support, because being Spiderman is about helping others not yourself. The greater good. He finally learn the lesson: sometimes to do what is right we have to be steady and give up the things we want the most.
I wished tobey said that to tom
@@zarhasan2422 well it was kinda implied but it would have been nice.
Tom Holland gave us an amazing performance on this movie. His acting on this is scene was brilliant, broked a lot of hearts on the theater...
This is officially one of the saddest moments in Spider Man history. I'll be honest, i was crying in the theater when i saw it as i never thought we see Aunt May die in a Spider Man movie. Not to mention, the fact that she was the one to give him the Great Power comes Great Responsibility speech makes it more sad. The real Spider Man is officially born and not Iron Man Jr.
This was all a origin trilogy building upto him going on his own
La tía may también murió en el videojuego de spiderman de PS4 y fue más triste
She also died in Spiderverse. In Peter B. Parker's Universe. But this one touch deep in the heart cuz we can see it
@@BeruBeruIce MCU Peter reminded me a lot of Peter B. Parker in this movie, he basically almost checked off everything that Peter B. Parker went through
Literaly Tom's Spiderman had the most saddest story, not only he lose his last living family, he literally lose everyone, like no one even remember him, he's truly alone
After watching Love and thunder i respect this beautiful movie even more now.
This was one of the first times I truly cried during a marvel film. Not right away, but when he stood in the rain, and everything just sunk in. And when he sat on the roof, sobbing with his friends around him, you could finally see him grow up. At the end of the movie, my mind just went back to that image of his friends around him, and now that’s gone too. This soundtrack really made those emotions 100x stronger. One of the only things really lacking for me in the MCU so far has been soundtracks that I want to got back to, but this movie finally delivered that and so much more.
This was fucked up. William Dafoe's acting is still IMPRESIVE to this very day
The feeling of a beautiful yet so emotional and pain stricken moment. This is the moment where Peter and Tom's Spiderman evolved and realized the true purpose of what it means to be the Spiderman. Cried watching this scene in the cinema. A perfect love letter for all Spidey Fans that is what Spiderman No Way Home is.
The way Happy was looking at Peter with concern and Peter gave a look back of loss and sadness 😔
Please guys watch this movie in THEATER because you will never get this big screen experience in your rest of your life. THE BEST superhero movie😔😭GOAT movie.
Yeah, the last time I've got this feeling after watching a movie in theater was with the movie "The Return of the King". Until yesterday I never thought I would have that same feeling.
En esta película tuve mucha empatía con Parker de Holland, como una simple desición puede cambiar tu vida, si cometes un error aprender de ellos. Vaya, que película, que gran mensaje. La escena de la cafetería para mí fué la más desgarradora. Definitivamente doloroso.
🥺🥺🥺
A hero that looses everything is the greatest way to build a character.
An uncle, an aunt, a father figure, parents, friends and so much more built the young man into the hero he is today. The one who makes sacrifices to save even the smallest of people. If there is someone in the world like that. Where are they now
2:43 Creo que desde este momento es la parte que más empatizas con el personaje, su angustia, su desorientación, impotencia y muerte interior se hace una con todas aquellos que hemos perdido a un ser querido, gran actuación de Holland aún sin no decir nada su lenguaje corporal dijo todo
I didn’t think in my entire life that I would say this but this is the first ever superhero movie that deserve an oscar for best picture
Many times he was criticized, negative comments about how he had things very easy but they forgot that the character was a child and sooner or later some tragedy was going to happen to him and it did. Just like spiderman
I wasn’t a fan of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man before since I didn’t think his movies truly nailed what it meant to be Spider-Man along with all the responsibilities and consequences. But this movie man. It was everything I wanted and more. Tom Holland’s Peter Parker is truly Spider-Man now in my opinion and I’m excited for what’s next
I cried during Harry’s death and now this?
This song is just a masterpiece for this scene
This scene really hit home. All I could imagine was me being in Peter's spot, and aunt May being my mom. In her final words, she was glad he didn't send them back to die, including Green Goblin the man who killed her.
“Tragedy. What else can I call it? The damage, the destruction, you saw it with your own eyes. When will people wake up and realize that wherever Spider- man goes chaos and calamity ensue? Everything spider-man touches turns to ruin. And we the innocents are left to pick up the pieces.”
J Jonah Jameson reporting. Good night, and god help us all
Man.. JJJ is such a hater LMAO freaking hate him sometimes
Now everybody knows that Peter Parker
is Spider-Man. I thought the spell works.
watching this movie was amazing and a moment i will never forget about
I’m from Italy, this original soundratck is FANTASTIC and very EXCITING! Well done Giacchino, absolutely incredible.
Why does being Italian matter?
@@thefilmrookie3099 He's proud of his fellow country I guess.
Also, Italians talk kinda funny so that might be why
@@thefilmrookie3099 giacchino is also half italian i think
So what does the music have to do with you being Italian.
@@houseofmmm Can´t you feel the italian taste? Nombre, mano
Michael Giacchino is able to do something really interesting here. He did it in Rogue One and I'd argue even better here. He's able to take this incredibly sad, seemingly hopeless atmosphere, and give the viewer solace simply by the beauty of the music, while acknowledging the obvious tragedy. It's almost cathartic and I don't understand it, but it's very unique and special.
yeah, this guy is just amazing
I got bullied so so much at school for listening to movie scores… I don’t regret this preference of music one bit.
Man, they're completlely ignorant and have no taste in music I'm sure. Be proud of your music choice and don't listen to anyone of them.
This hit me harder than any other scene in a Spider-Man movie
Ugh, my heart broke during this part. I never thought she'd die!! I was crying when Peter was desperately trying to wake her up and Happy's face when he realizes it. Ugh the ending is sooo sad when you think about it. Poor guy all on his own now. He lost everything.
We had to keep the trilogy going
Tobey: *Lost His Best Friend*
Andrew: *Lost the love of his life*
Tom: *Lost Aunt May*
Who cares. This movie is garbage. Tom holland is such a trash actor.
@@TheREALHugo4 Gonna cry ?
@@FailingIsUnderrated Says the marvel fanboy who can't admit that this movie is nothing but garbage so get off.
@@TheREALHugo4 people are allowed to like movies you know, sorry that you didn’t
With great power, comes great soundtrack
Thank you Michael Giacchino for this masterpiece.
most of the film sounds like stock music besides when he rarely used the old themes, what a missed oppurtunity. besides that I really liked the film.
@@LincolnAKAVenox no
They protreyed this scene perfectly. This is by far the saddest death of any Spider-Man movie, and it was so realistic, too. The way Happy looked at Peter and May, it looked like he immediately knew what happened. You could see the saddness in his eyes, and he also noticed that Peter didn't care about the agents pointing guns at him, and then after, he watched Jameson rant about how "Evil" Peter was. Everyone hated Peter because of Jameson and Mysterio, and Peter hated himself because he thought that it was his own fault. The music was perfect, too. Miachael Giacchino slaps in every movie he scores. All the tom holland spidermans, the incredibles, Up, Inside Out, basically any Pixar movie that can make you cry.
"You're okay.. Just me and you."
The soundtrack for this film is one of the greatest I’ve heard in a spider-man movie. Not just the way it uses old themes, but the new ones are incredible.
Happy's face when he realizes what happened is just heartbreaking.
Never thought the MCU could make a soundtrack this somber yet here we are. More MCU films need to look at No Way Home and see how the emotional side to this film adds such a layer of greatness to it.
This scene was a long time coming. Tom Holland's Peter Parker/Spider-Man NEEDED to have a tragedy in his life that defined him as Spider-Man. And for him... this was it.
Shut up kid....MCU Spiderman hater who will never admit how good the movie is.
@@diannajennings266 idk how this translates to hate.
This sound track made me cry in the movie
Tobey: Uncle Ben, Harry
Andrew: Uncle Ben, Gwen Stacy
Tom: Aunt May, Ned, MJ, literally everyone
And Tony too, my god.
Michael Giacchino you genius
From a kid over protected to an adult and mature Spider-Man. Can't wait to see what they will make of it in the next trilogy
The scene...the music...It was so powerful, Aunt May was amazing, we had her for 3 Spider Man Films and she was always caring, kind and hilarious. That scene where Peter sees blood on Aunt May...that just hit me. May was curious what was going on, but Peter comforted her....He said it's gonna be fine...even though he knew it wasn't, his only family died on his arms and he thought it was his fault. Happy came, shocked, but he didn't have time to feel his emotions as the police caught up to him. The scene in the rain while the music was playing was just phenomenal, it gave us a strong, sorrowful emotion...That I've never actually felt In a Spider Man movie ever since the death of Gwen...
"With great power comes great responsibility...." - Uncle Ben...
"With great power, there MUST come great responsibility..." By Aunt May...
Two great characters, that will be missed...
even if what happened was kinda his fault, i really wanted to see peter punch the screen where jameson was talking, he lost the last member of his family and jameson goes and makes that a news against peter, MAN even the raimi jameson wouldn't do something like that
he was a lot more vicious than raimi Jameson who was more comic relief
@@judekim5951 yeah the raimi jameson was more of a nice guy compared to this jameson, he didn't say that peter was the one who sent him pictures when goblin was grabbing him by his neck and felt bad when spiderman stopped on spiderman 2
No Way Home obviously best ever movie made for all superhero fans...
This is quite simply a masterpiece of work. Emotions during this were through the roof. Bravo. And how god damn good is Goblin.
One thing I will say about this track is that definitely punctuates this version of Peter, between him and his older predecessors, now having sufferer the worst of the live-action cinematic Spideys.
Keep in mind that I am not disregarding the suffering of Maguire's and Garfield's Spideys. What I want you to keep in mind and realize that those two still have a few of the people they care about to help push them forward when they feel like giving up -- Maguire's Parker has Mary Jane, and he and Garfield's Parker still have their Aunt May. Holland's Parker lost his. At an age where both of his predecessors still had their versions of May.
This version of Peter has completely lost everyone via being forgotten by his friends and allies, and his only remaining relative being dead. He's all alone, with -- I dare say -- "no way home". He is the youngest, but right now he is the one that I see has suffered the worst. And given that Spidey's stories always involve tragedy and things getting worse (as Maguire and Garfield's Peters can attest to) as they get older? Hoo boy.
My favorite piece out of the whole movie. It goes deeper than just spider man. It shows the true Peter Parker and how he really did try. Plus super relatable in the mood of the song
I don’t cry at movies and I never have, but damn did this scene get me close
It is really the perfect Spider-man movie..
“The hardest part about this job is… you can’t always save everybody.”
Peter Porker / Spider-Ham
I sent my old friend far away a few days ago. And yesterday, UA-cam recommended this song. It breaks my heart whenever I think of his memories, the melody of this song makes the pain stronger. I feel it happened because of me. I want to cry, to tear my heart apart until there is nothing left, but my tears dry up like I'm a dead man. I hate myself so much. I miss you so, My friend. I hope all is well with you, wherever you are. Goodbye, My friend. Until it comes time for me to join you.
Rest in peace May, Peter has become true spider man instead of being Iron man's shadow.
The whole trilogy led to this moment.
Relax
It's like that this trilogy was the backstory for this spiderman... it's really amazing.
@@shemuel1457 yeah homecoming and Far from home felt like a flashback after watching this movie . Although not really fan of those previous 2 but holy fuck definitely loved the nwh.
Huge spoilers if you somehow weren't spoiled by the comments
This. Scene. I love how emotional it got. I knew May died way before the movie came out because of the leaked soundtrack, but when she was dying and Peter yelled helplessly for help and then he got shot for it. Happy yelling at Peter to run while Peter was knelt by May, (if Uncle Ben does exist it could mirror his death), man he chills.The music pulled its weight amazingly, and the set piece with Peter looking at the screen with Jameson's face towering over him.. perfection.
“ EVERYWHERE SPIDERMAN GOES CHAOS AND CALAMITIES INSUES “
That scene when aunt may died it was so sad with this song but this is the consequences of being Spider-Man you can’t always save everyone and I think the tom holland’s Spider-Man would be the best of all in some years I guess
The sadness wasn't there yet when I saw her die. It started to settle in once I saw the Daily Bugle showing, and then finally set itself in motion when I saw her grave. Genuinely great performances between Tomei and Holland. Executed flawlessly.
Tom's Peter had consequences but I think people misunderstand the idea of when people like me say that Tom needed consequences that TRULY affected him.
In this entire movie, this masterpiece of a Spider-Man movie, people always have pointed out that Peter is just a kid. Doctor Strange? He stated it perfectly, "After all we've been through, sometimes I forget that you're just a kid."
We didn't need to see Tom's Peter to experience another consequence of his actions. We needed to see him REALIZE how dire those consequences can become. He needed to finally mature into the Spider-Man that we all grew up to respect and admire.
He's portraying a kid, I get it but he was never my Spider-Man. Because so far, in every MCU movie crossover he's been in, and even his own standalone movies, he's failed in all expectations of what a Spider-Man is to us.
His actions to neglect the RESPONSIBILITY of stepping up in Far From Home is what caused all of this. It's what lead Mysterio to reveal his identity and even then he's always had someone else to take care of it for him or help him with it.
I understand he's a kid, but he's a kid with a huge responsibility of a hero. Something everyone around him has been trying to teach him, that if he has the ability to help those around himself then it is his moral obligation to do so. That with Great power, Comes with Great Responsibility.
His actions of jumping the gun to erase everyone's memories without even trying or considering that there maybe other options is what led to this multiverse breakdown. He neglected those possible consequences yet again when Strange warned him that tampering with the spell could be catastrophic, meaning he ignored the consequences of what might come of his actions. He didn't even consider what could've gone wrong in the first place.
When the Sinister Six (five) came, he saw the state of Norman Osborn and he chose willingly to ignore it. He stated that it wasn't his responsibility to help him. Only did Aunt May finally plant a seed in his mind that it started to change his perspective. Maybe, just maybe there's another way...?
When Tom finally puts all the pieces together that these guys are all gonna die, he'd be sending them to their deaths, he realizes his actions could cause these people to die. It's up to him now because he has the ability to change their fate. It's become his RESPONSIBILITY to change their fate.
Even when this ideology was challenged, Aunt May reassured him before her death that he was doing the right thing. And in that moment, she teaches Tom those famous last words. With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility. He needs to keep trying, it's his responsibility to keep trying.
I think that's the funny part, I'm so fucking happy Aunt May taught him this last lesson. But what really cemented this was the interaction between him and previous Spider-Men. Aunt May's last lesson almost went to waste but he was finally convinced to keep fighting for what's right, to keep trying.
He kept the memory alive by curing all the villains, by being reminded by that same ideology of Responsibility. Even when confronted with the Green Goblin, the murderer of Aunt May, he was reminded one last time that there is ALWAYS another way. A path to being better. Options to consider. HIS RESPONSIBILITY to try to do better, and to find better options.
It wasn't the fact that he had help that invalidated him to us as a Spider-Man. It's because he was in Tony Stark's shadow, becoming so dependent and never learning that his actions could truly threaten the life of someone he loved. Repeating those same mistakes over and OVER AND OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN UNTIL Aunt May's death. Just like a kid he repeated those mistakes until he had to learn the brutal/hard way.
Just like a kid huh? Well, I guess you could say he finally grew up.
Tobey and Andrew were so proud of him at the end of the movie, as were ALL Spidey fans when he learned his lesson. He now realizes the dire consequences of his actions and that he alone has that responsibility to bear with him. Now being independent he can now truly grow and mature into Peter Parker who constantly reminds himself to not repeat those mistakes. That Spider-Man can represent something more to the people, his friends, loved ones and especially himself.
You want my input on all three generations of Spider-Man? Well first off, I loved Tobey and Andrew more than I ever did with Tom but after this damn movie? I saw them all as equals but I can't deny it anymore, I love Tom.
He's become my definitive live action Spider-Man, not because of his movies or feats of strengths and weaknesses. But because he finally EARNED IT, he earned that title of Spider-Man. He has the best story arc throughout the live action Spider-Men. He went from immature, neglectlant kid who didn't realize the gravity of his actions because he's always had someone. To a grown up mature and responsible hero who struggles on a day to day basis like everyone else trying to become more independent in life while juggling two different lives in the process.
The previous Spider-Men have always and will be Legends but Tom's? I just can't wait to see what kind of Legend he becomes and the impression he leaves on the legacy of Spider-Man.
Oh hell no I ain't reading all of this
@@AdemDjeghaima-x1t Bruh then don't XD, at least you had the time to comment tho
This is the only scene that made me cry in the MCU, not even tony’s death. This score + holland and tomei’s acting feels so natural and the death caught me off guard.
Plus when he’s on the building in the rain 💯
Literally cried while this was played on the film. Hats off micheal giachhino♥️
And i thought aunt may dying in the spider ps4 game was sad sacrificing her self to save others
Michael Giacchino nailed with his score once again, this theme resonates the "The great power, great responsibility" quote and the sacrifice of Peter. Peter realizing the consequences of his actions n responsibility is what was missing from previous MCU movies, this movie just gave us what we needed and made our Peter grow as a character.