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With Spider-Man's identity now revealed, Peter asks Doctor Strange for help. When a spell goes wrong, dangerous foes from other worlds start to appear, forcing Peter to discover what it truly means to be Spider-Man.
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One thing the movie did really well is they made the conclusion of the trilogy into the origin of Tom Spiderman. Now he has no friend, no family, no Stark's tech, just your friendly neighborhood spider man
I thought Homecoming was praised for skipping over the origin story, but now it took them an entire trilogy to kill off Uncle May.
@@VideoBastard5150*Aunt May
@@ContraereaSerba I know what I said.
@@Murdstone12That was the original spell , but the last spell that was casted at the end of the Movie made everyone forget Peter Parker. So Peter Parker does not exist in this Universe. But due to some bizzard reason Hulk actually remembers Peter Parker.
@@frgamer3833boy I know you saw that crap on a UA-cam short💀
I love how much the ending actually feels like Spider-Man
same! every little detail gave it a nostalgic feel. the old/rundown appt like from tobey's universe with the accent of the guy asking for rent, the police radio, the fact that he's a nobody again and has to actually keep his ID a secret, and to top it off-- he made his own suit this time! they nailed the ending IMO and it really set his next 3 movies up well to give him a proper origin story :)
Expect for the product placement.
@@FireOccatorfor what
@@youngentertainment8482 Lego Star Wars and Spider-Man Christmas figure.
@@FireOccator a Spider-Man Lego figure makes sense because he’s Spider-Man, the Lego Star Wars was a nod to homecoming when Ned and Peter were going to build their Lego Deathstar
I love how they describe it in the script
"Peter Parker is no more but Spider-Man lives on"
Where can the official script be found
@@slopernafti902, i googled it and a Deadline link was the first thing that popped up.
@@slopernafti902you can just look up no way home script and it should be like the first link
Not trying to sound off beat or coming out as arrogant from this opinion but please hear me out on this one, I think in the future movies they should sort of reinvigorate Peter Parker's character since his happiness, solace and a sense of fulfillment is what actually matters at the end of the day and for all of us. hope they balance out his spider man and Peter parker versions perfectly for him to complete his character arc.
@gorilla5651 Not sure what you have in mind by "reinvigorate" but I think after breaking his character down like they did, it gives them a great opportunity to build his character back up with a fresh story. Move away from the "Ironman's sidekick" dumb kid "oh no what do I do? I'm just a kid" version of the character and take it in the direction of a badass mid 20s Spider-man in his prime. Then maybe add Miles Morales as his apprentice later on like they did with the PS4 Spider-man games.
the ending of this movie was so sad knowing he lost EVERYTHING near and dear to him. Family, friends everything just gone.
that’s the way it’s supposed to be. Peter Parker has always been a tragic character
@@cheerfuljuannot really tragic. Yes he’s had bad moments but good moments as well.
@@jeffreyali3644 good moments are not happy, most of the times, our friendly neighborhood spiderman always gonna be ends with a bittersweet ending, they are good, but never really happy endings.
@@Zombieflourish good moments ARE in fact happy. he still has to deal with bad moments which is fine, but he’s definitely not always a tragic character. bittersweet is way more plausible for someone like Spider man.
No More Lego Death Star all he got is palpatine lol
The moment I find the most heartbreaking in this movie was exactly this moment when Happy said "I lost a good friend a while back"
What broke my heart was when Happy asked how Pete knew May.
This guy knew Pete and spiderman on a personal and professional level.
i hated it, stop mentioning Tony Stark for Disney points in the MCU. The fucker is dead, and no matter what disney tries to tell you, Spiderman, the character is bigger deal than Iron Man could EVER be with 500 RDJs playing him. This movie was next to perfect for story and nostalgia, and even though TOny isnt mentioned, the allusions to him brought it down from a 10 to about a 9. The SPidermen and Aunt May served it fine without yet MORE magical Stark macguffins ruining it
@@TheGhostofMrArthursyou okay, bro?
@@TheGhostofMrArthursyou must’ve worked up a sweat typing all that, too bad no one cares, go take a shower
@@ayoosage3986 meh, i care, thats what matters :D
Something about the way Peter said "Thank you" @ 2:56 made him finally seem like an adult, finally a man. He said it with quiet confidence, assuredness. He walked in the coffee shop still a bit like a clumsy boy, but left a man, seeing his friends in a better place, even though he is in far lonelier one.
"...even though he is in far lonelier one." As is appropriate for a hero. Hoping Marvel keeps this going for Spidey.
Facts. He knew what was important. After helping save the universe, dying young, resurrected just to see his mentor, Aunt May die. And then lose his friends in the world who remembered him as a hero slip away, to just being Plain Old Peter Parker. He knew he had done the right thing to keep his heart safe. His heart: Family, friends. his love.
Hell be dead within a year from suicide
Ye
I know someone gotta relate . I definitely do
"It doesn't hurt anymore"
The double meaning of that. Ouch.
She hid the pain to support his lifestyle :(
@@ussmissouri38....yes similar thing happened in blue is the warmest colour movie...I suggest you to watch that
love how tom essentially has to restart all over again, making his own suit and becoming the friendly neighbourhood spiderman. only this time he has to do it all by himself
Tom Holland is an actor who plays Peter Parker, I’m not sure if you know that
@@NateGH36O peter i meant
@@NateGH36Odoes it matter? Or are you just looking to argue
Should have been like that from the beginning tbh
I realllllly hope they leave MJ be and bring in Felicia Hardy or Gwen Stacy as love interests for the new trilogy. So many villains left too.
Sad thing I realized, the reason why he went out swinging could’ve been because since it’s Christmas time, he has no one to celebrate it
brooo 😭😭😭😭
You're kidding 😢
I feel like I want Holland's Peter and Loki to meet now. They both made drastic sacrifices for the sake of the multiverse.
Aren't they both done playing those characters?
@@ayeyochoc No.
@@ayeyochocHolland is fully onboard for another Spider Man trilogy, dunno about Hiddleston's Loki.
Vincent D'Onofrio has also insinuated multiple times in the past few months that he would play a major antagonistic role as his version of Kingpin in a second Holland trilogy a la Spiderman TAS, which is probably why NWH went ahead and established that Daredevil connection.
Saw a theory the other day about a multiversal avengers, would be interesting to see tom holland in that and the story lines up.
@@gocryptoyourself2423 I think Dr Strange will find him again, maybe like MJ starts to realize that she is missing someone important to her and get through to Dr Strange. That was the scene I would think of.
For every 2000s kids, watching the new Tom's Spiderman feels a bit different because of the complexity of the story and it's inclusion with thte whole MCU but this ending made it feel like it is still a Spider-man universe the way how Raimi's Spiderman was. See? There's no superhero fatigue, what we really need is good writing.
Fully agreed with your comment. I have not grown tired of my favourite comic book characters, its just the recent productions were disappointing, hopefully we get something like this again in the near future
Wdym? Spiderman in the comics was always like this
I couldn't agree more
@@aka1721not rlly spiderman is completely independent in the comics and only has temporary teamups instead of staying as an avenger. its not bad tho just different
@@rhinuu045 thats not what I meant
When he told Happy to take care of himself, you know that this is certainly the last time Happy would show up in a Spider-man movie.
What the fuck are you even talking about
Hell, who knows? Maybe this is Jon Faverou's last time playing happy hogan
I can see him maybe making one last appearance in the last film of the next trilogy.
Every Peter Parker is just by default very good at sewing.
probably because of their spidey abilities. .
@@heyitsmeLarryFNJ nice. that makes a ton of sense too lol
@@heyitsmeLarryFNJ yea like i wonder everytime i saw spider web "how tf do they thought of that pattern???"
The character of Peter Parker is such an inspiration. I know he is just a fictional character, but that’s what fictional characters do, right? To inspire. At least, that’s what I think the authors should write their characters to be.
Not all of them.
cringe
Tom Holland has a few more movies and Peter Parker has a few more love interests on the way.
Every mythology of the past are just fictional and made up stories, but every single one of them can teach and inspire you somehow. The same applies to modern stories.
Peter Parker out of the trio of Superman, Batman, and Spiderman is the most relatable
One of the things I didn’t really like about Tom’s Spider-Man was that he was dependent on a mentor instead of figuring it out himself like in the comics. This ending is just such a perfect ending to a Spider Boy becoming a Spider-Man. Probably one of my favorite endings in film.
Yeah, the high tech suits that this Peter always got to use just didn't feel right. It wasn't him. He's always been the hero without the unlimited resources and connections. He's the hero who always finds a way to win without those things.
@@OneGaurdian And he will find his way back to those he love again
@@OneGaurdianwell he did wear stark technology in the civil war (comics) he became the iron spider. He had for a long while. Till he switched sides during the war. And switched to caps side the secret avengers
@@OneGaurdian He will eventually make his own tech.
Cap.
Even in homecoming he fought with his own suit.
No Aunt May, no friends, all alone with Venom in his reality. The next Spider-Man is going to be really dark.
venom got sent home
Venom left a little bit of himself when he got teleported back.
@@bj9795 tom hardy got sent back, the symbiote stayed
So It's Likely That Flash Thompson Will Somehow Become The Next Venom Or Agent Venom Either Way It Won't Be Good For Anyone.
@@mkiel705 The current MCU actor for Flash as Agent Venom would be so lame, I wouldn't be able to take that seriously since the MCU character is such a joke, though seeing him get his legs blown off would be pretty funny.
What’s great about this ending is it could be the actually ending for this story and still be satisfying, but still leaves room to tell another chapter.
I bet there is going to be another chapter, I bet that although none of his friends or family remembers him, they are somehow going to remember him, because if you pay attention to mj she looks confused like she remembers who he is but just technically can’t remember
@@ArchangelMichael. MJ is almost certainly just confused why someone has walked in and taken no less than a 20 second break between each sentence lol
My understanding is that Tom signed a 6 film deal.
So I think(?) we're getting another Spiderman Trilogy with him.
A good direction to take this in would be Ned as Hobgoblin
Venom has been teased multiple times
Scorpion still has never made a film appearance.
There's options.
@@xJC4Rx wasn’t he also in civil war, infinity war and end game though? or did they not count towards that
@@j-jackquinn5540 I apparently read it on the MCU wikipedia page.
"By August 2019, a fourth MCU Spider-Man film was reportedly in development alongside Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021). In November 2021, producer Amy Pascal revealed that Sony and Marvel Studios were planning on making at least three more Spider-Man films starring Tom Holland as Peter Parker / Spider-Man, with work on the first of those films getting ready to begin. Marvel Studios and Sony were actively developing the film's story the following month. Writers had begun work on the film in February 2023, with Pascal confirming at the end of May that the film was still in development but that work was put on hold because of the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike that began earlier that month, and that work would resume after the strike concluded. By that time, Holland reiterated that the film was in early stages of development and that he had been involved in meetings about it, which were also put on hold because of the writers' strike."
It's listed under the "Future" category as "In development" along with X-Men, Armor Wars, and "Untitled Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings sequel"
Brings a tear to me the every time. That moment when he’s deciding they’re better off without him and he chooses to be alone.
One of the saddest version of Peter ever. All Peter’s face hardships but losing everything including his own existence hurts like hell
Even he doesn’t deserve that kind of hardship. That would be enough to make even the sanest man go mad.
He's not even considered dead, he's pretty much non-existent 😢😢
Personally love Tom’s Spider-man. The whole trilogy with him built up his connections, His gear from hoodie and mask to high tech suit. His relationships with friends and mentors.
All of that, only to lose it all in the end.
But he has that small glimmer of hope that one day he may build those connections again.
Hope to see more of Holland’s Spider-Man in the future.
Don't get to attached, as look what happened to man of steel Henry cavill
literally completely different @@samuelmcdade1984
Except those high tech shits everything is good about Tom Holland Spiderman
From Spiderman we learn, being superhero's not a bless but a curse
I would say its both. You just have to find the balance between those two.
@@rubixlp6545 the truth about spider man is that he suffers the most out of all the heros
Yeah maybe...but I think its kinda the blend of both..gives us a realisation that you should not take it for granted...need to handle both the good and bad consequences
well.... with great power comes great responsibility
Heroism = pain
One thing i noticed during this film is that Tom enters the old apartment which would be his new home. Which is the same as Tobey Maguires Spider Man. He also lost his friends, including Mj. And Andrew Garfields Spider Man lost Gwen, which as he said was his Mj. And he has now lost May, and Tobey and Andrews Spider Man never lost May. In a way its now a full complete cycle. All three Spider Men have lost something, but Tom has lost more. But now Tom now knows he's not the only Spider Man out there. There are more of him out there.
Beautiful
@@Anand_Kumar_21’Nuff said.
Even if Peter had tried to remind Ned and MJ who he is, it wouldn't have worked anyway. Would you believe a stranger claiming he's your best friend/boyfriend and that you had your memories of him erased by magic? Ned and MJ would have just thought he was a crazy weirdo and ignored him. It was a futile attempt from the beginning since no speech can break the spell
He could have told them personal secrets about themselves only they knew (like that thing about expecting disappointment) which would make them wonder how he knows so much about them (and that he's not just a weirdo). Not sure if that would break the spell though.
False. He absolutely could've.
Step 1. Show them you're Spiderman. This proves that there's extraordinary circumstances at play around you, and that you're not some nut.
Step 2. Tell them info about them that no one's supposed to know about.
Maybe MJ would be mistrusting, concidering that's how she was characterized in this movie, but he 100% could convince Ned, concidering he's a very open minded and geeky person.
It’s better that he doesn’t while everyone ks stuck on trying to get back what was. you can create what wasn’t , He can form a whole new friendship and just start from scratch but time the story would be different
@@LayDownAndRot bro that would make others think he is a stalker
or he could establish relationships with them again and then reveal everything.
i think when peter saw the scar on mj, he realized that if he still keep them by his side. they will be in more danger or can harm them, so he decided not to continue his plan bcoz of the scar i think.
It's a reference to Raimi's Spiderman where, after saving MJ from Doc Ock, Peter tells MJ that he'll always have enemies and he'll always be Spiderman. So he has to step back in order for his SO to not get involved and hurt.
Blows my mind that the whole trilogy was actually the origin story.
As depressing as it sounds, but this is great - Peter on his own, his identity not widely know to about every other person in his movies, having to be the friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man again, without the Avenger's or other Super-Teams, while relying on nothing but his skills, his abilities, his own genius, his limited ressources and the guideline of knowing that with great power... well, you know.
As much as i loved his interactions with Tony, him being Stark's protege with all of Stark's ressources took away from the, uh, Spidey-Ness of Tom Holland's Spider-Man, which was a shame, because i still think that he's the best live-action Spidey we ever had.
The only thing missing from the classic story is Aunt May. Aunt May was always around, as someone who loved Peter and hated/feared Spider-Man. I know for a lot of people they may not care, but it's something that keeps this version from being completely true to the classic story.
@@John-ct9zs hated/feared spiderman?
This was a sad but the best ending for Tom Holland's Spiderman. It perfectly fits Peter Parker's story since he's gonna have a similar situation on Tobey and Andrew's Spiderman / Peter Parker.
Bruh Tobey and Andrew can’t relate to him at all 😂
@@ajax4801that's the point dude, this whole scene shows a new start for Tom peter parker.
this insnt the end for tom hollands spider man, he's having 3 more confirmed movies
Spider man fans when Spider Man is finally alone, broke, in terrible living conditions and has a dead relative:
YEAAA BABYYY THATS WHAT WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!!
Ikr.
They all say he has it tough, but mcu spider man had a great start and he wasnt "suffering" enough for them and now hes lost everything, theyre like yay thats spider man, like??? People really love tragedy 💀
😔
😂😂😂😂
@sparkyblue7016 because spider man at his core isn't a winner who has it all, it's an average joe who despite life's shit hand and suffering decides to take themselves and help others.
It's inspiring for the everyman to be better than themselves.
People aren’t “happy” that all of that happened to Spider-Man. They’re happy because the writers actually understood and captured the motivations of Peter Parker’s spider-man trope: a person who even when everything is taken from them, they still make the ultimate sacrifice to help others because with great power comes great responsibility.
The first selfless act he did as Spider-Man, saving his friends.
The first selfless act he did in this movie was trying to help villains from other universe without any type of reward while he is still outed as Spider-Man. . But whatever you do you.
@@dantran9962 he has no right to impose his will on them, they are from other realities, the selfless act would have been to place them exactly where they belong, and as a consequence he got Aunt Mays corpse
@@LTRiiken buddy. He has the power and the means to help them. It doesn't matter if they are not from his reality. Great power comes great responsibility.
What a dumb fucking take
@@dantran9962 selfish self righteousness gets confused for selfless by some people. He was helping them more to help himself and live up to his Aunt’s expectations rather than actually helping them.
Woaah that apartment in the end looks a hell lot similar to the Tobey's Spiderman apartment!!!
Yeah, but looks Even more similar to insomniac spiderman's apartment ._.
Why is it surprising that cheap NY apartments all look very similar lmao
A lot of people liked the cameos, the nostalgia, etc. But I find the ending to be the best part of the movie. True Spider-man ending. Peter Parker lost everyone, but he doesn't give up, he keeps going and puts his happiness aside for the people he cares about. I am even surprised that such strong story ending came from the MCU, which likes to make everything lighthearted, chill and low-stakes for its heroes
His trilogy begins with him having everything he wants. Mentor, suit, tech, friend, lover, then it ends with him losing everything except one, his role as spider-man.
The ending is basically telling us : Peter Parker is no more, but Spider-man will still go on.
Took him 2 and a half films to finally get MJ, then it all got ripped away. I know this is all about how Spiderman grew and matured over the course of time, but I couldn't help but in tears by the end of this. MJ, May, Ned, etc. It's like having your whole life taken away in an instant. The only thing that pulled me out of that even slightly is the fact that Tom and Zendaya are together irl. Still didn't make me feel any better about the character's plight, though.
Spider-Man authors trying not to ruin Peters life challenge
@@DrBees-ms2vt Thats a hard challenge.
Peter and MJ despite being soulmates in the comics have had perhaps the roughest romantic relationship in comics. It would take a long essay to detail all the times they get together only for it to be brutally taken again and again.
2:11 - full stop. He came into the shop hoping to rekindle his relationship with MJ, and then his friendship with Ned. When he sees the band-aid all those hopes are whisked away like the breath in a cold shower because he's reminded of how close he came to actually irreversibly losing them both. So at 2:50 he makes a decision and I'll be damned if those aren't tears swelling out of nowhere in Holland's eyes and that's one remarkable bit of acting. Just in case we couldn't tell that being Spider Man is dangerous for those around him, the movie hammers us over the head with it. To be fair, Toby Maguire's Spider-Man did the same thing in the movie, and he did eventually have a happy ending, so here's to hoping.
I watch this so many times and it's still the Best final swing in the city, but with snow. Tom is an excellent well done actor to be Peter Parker/Spider-man. No matter what anyone says He is still my absolute favorite Spider-man.
Everybody love tom spider-man because he was everyone friendly neighborhood spider-man.
This ending bit. There’s lot of fanservice and believe me, I’m a big fan, but it feels like Peter really, truly, and maybe for the first time, chooses altruism over all else. In Homecoming, he wanted to be a bona-fide super hero and wanted the validation and approval of Tony Stark; in Far From Home, he wanted to give up the super hero life or otherwise lower the stakes for himself so he can more easily be Peter Parker; and for majority of No Way Home, he wanted to be a super hero but without either losing nor hurting the people he loved. Say what you will about how necessary Parker’s choice to be alone is, but the symbolism and payoff for his character development is profound and this part of the movie does that the justice it deserves. Sony, if you’re reading this, PLEASE let this mean something. If you turn around and make this crucial part of the movie not matter similarly to how Disney invalidated the end of WandaVision in Multiverse of Madness my heart will be broken
I think Sony knows its shit unlike Disney.
Someone that spoke my mind, thank you!
@@KingInfernagon 😎🤙🏻
Wandavision's ending was very self-contradictory. Writers tried to walk the line between the pole of making Wanda truly villainous and the pole of her being sympathetic. However, they made her too much a villain, so when they tried to present her as misunderstood in the finale, it was hard to accept and the whole story unraveled. That's why I excuse MoM for scrapping it. Although technically Strange still lets Wanda off the hook, which is out of character.
I’m not exactly sure how that’s going to happen. But I’m convinced that it will.
“Sometimes to do what’s right we need to be steady, and give up the things we want the most, even our Dreams.”
Yeah
Lonely Peter Parker😢 No aunt for May No Father for Tony no girlfriend for MJ no bestfriend for Ned no Ex-girlfriend for Liz all alone
"Poor Peter Parker. No mother, no father, no uncle. All alone."
Saying "for [name]" is strange.
Strange knows him
Massive missed opportunity here. They should have had Mr. Ditkovitch say that rent is due on the first of the month.
This!! ^^ if you’re bringing the whole cast from 3 different franchises of Spiderman, you can bring back the landlord that everyone loved
They did
Listen when he enters the room
@@patman_for_surethat does not even remotely sound like him
@@ganymedehedgehog371 I mean it was said. Not the same actor (most likely) but the character.
@@ianp7383 Give him rent!
I just had a thought.
The post credits scene for this shows that a piece of Venom has remained in the MCU, which will inevitably find its way to Peter.
How unhinged would the MCU’s Black Suit Spider-Man be, knowing that everything he used to have is gone with little hope of getting it back?
I like this ending, it's like he is finally his own man with his own costume now. It's like the guidance from the other spidermen gave him the courage to be his own man and move on. He's no longer little stark junior, he's achieved who he is supposed to be, surprisingly good writing and cinematography from disney.
I never liked Tom’s Spiderman. I like his performance of the character but I’ve never liked how his origin played out. I never felt like he had a struggle or traumatically defining events equal to past Spidermen. However, this movie made me respect the origin more. He is very unique Spiderman, one who gave up literally everything to save everyone and I’m excited now to see the dramatic struggles he’ll face in the future with no connections to anyone and how he will rekindle old ones.
The 3 movies were his origin story 🤯
I'm already overdosed with traumas/struggles/torture/loss/pain on Peter and his loved ones in the comics. It's rare to see Peter to have a true happy ending, commonly it's just run of the mill short happy moments that'd be taken away from him immediately.
You must have been half asleep watching these movies then.
He blames himself for the death of aunt may and lost all his friends cuz his choice to screw with a spell. What are you talking about?
What are you talking about? That's literally what I'm referring to???? He sacrificed everything to correct his mistake and save everyone. But I'm sorry, I'll be more literal for you next time. @@user-xs4wm4vm4w
I like that Peter almost decided to officially to tell the truth until he heard about MJ getting into MIT and seeing her injury. Showing that if he were to go back into their lives, they would no longer be safe or have a chance at a normal life.
They say when Spider-Man wins, Peter Parker loses. Spider-Man saved the world but Peter lost his friends
I just wish there was a way for both sides to win.
From this scene ..he finally become THE SPIDER-MAN
“With great power, comes great responsibility. This is my gift. My curse. Who am I? I’m Spider-Man!”
I can’t imagine this feeling. Everyone you know and love forgetting you, and you have no choice but to move forward.
02:09 wow i never notice this but Peter wanted to tell her everything but he saw she was injured and decide not to
You never noticed? What are you blind lmao. That wasn't some subtle detail. That was a very obvious thing that everyone watching the movie was supposed to notice. If you just noticed it, I wonder how you interpreted this scene when you first saw the movie
@@loganbigmocalm down nerd
@@aydengardner48 you really thought you did something huh
@@loganbigmo you did too too bad he didn’t reply
@@loganbigmo WHY IS IT SO MAD HELP
I hate the fact that peter has to be f... up to make the public happy
every spider man becomes a f... up in any situation, literally every writer is against in him having a decent life, pretty sad honestly
Peter Parker is very rarely happy. He puts on a happy face, but his life is mostly shit considering he has suffered catastrophic losses, despite cracking jokes.
That's why Spider-Man is truly one of the most inspirational characters ever.
@@ezrajrperida100That’s what I be saying, writers hate Spider-Man having stability 😂.
Peter living a happy life is like Batman with parents. Just doesn’t fit the character to have them have a happy go lucky life.
I swear they love making Spider-Man suffer all the time😂.
Just like what they’re doing to him in the comics right now.
The ending for this is perfect to the core of Spiderman, but I think we all leave out the details in the end when Peter's swinging about. Something about the way he breathe gives off this feeling of loneliness as well. There's no joy in it like it was before. The famous "WHOOOOO" as Spiderman swings about NYC is completely gone, replaced by the responsibility on his shoulder of being a hero, not just superhero falls on him and him alone. To me, it's this small details that makes the ending just that more perfect
"Is there....anything else?"
"Yeah one of those donuts behind you"
This really got to me because in the end with great part comes great responsibility.
Tom Holland finally learned the lesson
You mean Peter parker learned this lesson
“With great power, comes great responsibility.”
Please Marvel for the love of everything. Don’t undercut this ending. Please keep some of the emotional weight behind his decision.
That would be mostly Sony
@@blpalv15Nope, Disney
Zendaya is returning
I feel like Peter could have at least told happy that he was Spider-Man and thus he wouldn’t be fully alone
he could have also told ned and MJ, but he decided not to since he didn't want to put them in the same mess again
@@Shattered3582 Yeah but if he told happy then happy wouldn’t really be in deep shit unlike ned and MJ.
@@alfiepurvis1831 he might tell happy in the next movie, i think having him explain too happy who he is might have ruined the pacing at the end.
@@Shattered3582Wait is there a next movie?
I agree, now he's still alone and unhappy...smh
And why didn't Dr strange reverse time to undo all the painful things...sad
This ending is so beautiful how NY looks so beautiful on Christmas that how you end 2021
His mistake was trying to start as if they know each other and just forgot.
He should of just became a regular there and rebuild from scratch.
it would of felt less awkward.
Good thing it happened. He saw her bandage and knew she was safer without him.
@@nindschagaming
Nonsense. The threats dont go away just cause he stops talking to them. It's still marvel lol. Green Goblin is still flying around.
If you're gonna do this... then do it. Do not renew contracts. Hire new people to be his friends because the old ones are safer without him but not the new ones.
it's stupid.
One of the best moments in the MCU so far in terms of writing and gravitas, I'm impressed they actually went in this direction and pulled it off. I hope they can do something great with the story moving forward and not fuck this up.
This could have all been avoided if Doctor Strange just made everyone forget Spiderman existed. Because then Peter could still start fresh and be a new superhero.
2.45. Damn the camera zooms in, and he has tears in his eyes. The moment he knows he has to let her go. Great performance.
The best part of this entire scene are the little moments most people miss but subconsciously know! It’s not what’s being said, it’s what isn’t being said. The excitement Peter feels when Ned walks in the room, the love he still has for MJ, the way she looks at him like she’s falling in love with him all over again…and the heartbreak Peter feels when he tries to keep his promise to her, but realizes that he might ruin their lives again if he does. You can tell he just wants to run into their arms and tell them everything that happened, make everything normal again.
But he can’t. That would be selfish, and everything that happened prior to this would’ve been for nothing. Even though it’s Christmas, what's supposed to be the happiest time of the year, Peter just has to accept it and stay alone because he loves them more than his selfishness wants them back. He wants to mourn with Happy, but he can’t say anything. He can’t talk about Aunt May and Tony Stark to the one friend he had who would understand his loss. All he can do is make a new suit, go out into the cold, and do what he does best…putting everyone before himself!
That's why he's the superhero of superheroes!
Why does he look at her like that, its so heartbreaking. You can see how much he loves her
The part that gets me is that he saw the bandaid and realized that he didn't want to put her in danger anymore. And that's why he put the note back in his pocket and left. My man became selfless right there.
Parker Finally understood...his actions have consiqences......and sometimes you have to make the hard Choices....to protect....people you care about.
MJ: Is there anything else?
Peter: All I wanted to say is that I love her…
Poor Peter Parker. No mother, no father, no uncle and no aunt
"Tom Holland" is not alone, Peter Parker is lol
fix the title man
Lol😂
2:42 that look of tom always brings tears to my eyes he is such a good actor
This scene is so emotional🥺🥺
Tom Holland is my favorite Spider-Man
nah i prefer andrew garfield as my favourite spider-man
1. Tobey Mcguire
2. Tom Holland
3. Andrew Garfield
why are people trying to correct him by stating their opinions?
@@theamazingspooderman2697right 😭
@@theamazingspooderman2697this is the most correct comment here
You finally get that fresh Spider-Man feeling at the end of the movie. Finally, Peter Parker is relatable.
He was relatable in other films as well.
I mean, thats def how a teen would go around cracking jokes and making refrences.
when he walks into his new apartment. it reminds me of Tobey's SM apartment alot
" It doesn't really hurt anymore" - They are so good with parables and metaphors sometimes in these movies.
this scene really showcases what an excellent actor Tom is. he can convey so much emotion without even saying anything.
You know, at first, I thought the ending was a bit of a middle finger to the audience. We were emotionally invested in Peter, and wanted him to have a glimmer of happiness in the end, considering his journey. But looking back on it, this ending was well done. I am just HOPING they do something, in the upcoming series, that to reward both him and the audience. The ever selfless, heroic, Peter Parker. Spiderman😭😭😭
most depressing ending ever
The most comic accurate suit
I hope they continue this time line, it has soooo much potential!
Does anyone else feel bad for spidey?
obilously
We've all been felt that
Nah, clearly the director wanted us to laugh doing this moment...
@@Orbitalhazehow exactly is this funny?
@@rjgamingmark3844 it's called sarcasm bud
I was sad that Peter lost everything including his friends and MJ. Just their memories of Spider-Man.
Now that the first trilogy is complete for Tom Holland’s MCU Peter Parker/Spider-Man, we Marvel and Spider-Man fans will be ready for the new trilogy! Good luck to Tom Holland, Zendaya and everyone else returning!🕷️🕷️🕷️🎞️🎞️🎞️
i love how Peter finally also learn the true words from Tony, the suit didn't truely made him, but he made the suit, and in the end he did
Tom’s the best Spider-man🐐
This movie literally made Tom Holland Spiderman the most interesting spiderman its so amazing
I grew up spiderman I love Spiderman he been my favorite superhero for years
The coffee shop scene was my favorite part in the movie. It’s heartbreaking.
I hope for one more movie. The ending made me emotional af and all I want is for him to get his friends back at least. Even its at the end of the "next" movie.
Having 2 best friends (one being an ex) still alive but no longer in your life sucks. I felt this last scene more than I thought I ever would. I miss them a lot....Maybe one day we'll bump into each other again. I just hope they'll recognize me 🥹
5:16 Mr. Ditkovitch - "RENT!!"
the ending is probably my fav part of the film. it looks like a completely different movie, i hope they do the next movie in the same manner
That Coffee Cup bears the message 'We are happy to serve you' with the symbol of three cups, which unmistakably suggests that the trio will return very soon. It's delightful to witness Tom Holland's growth in this manner. I hope to see more of Andrew and Tobey in the future.
Yeah they gonna be probably remember him again
they were in Across The Spider-Verse, but Andrew was a hologram and Tobey was shown on the Web of Life and Destiny
And even NWH script writers themselves said that the spell didn't altered the memories of Peter-2 and Peter-3 and they still remember Peter-1, so expect a upcoming reunion in Beyond The Spider-Verse or in Secret Wars!
@@KingOfTheClownsThey both were.
I like to look back at homecoming and say Peter really had it all he was like the kid in the candy store now just he a small town boi in a big arcade well done 🫡
Ahhhhh YES the classic Spiderman suit. How I love it
I feel like Peter will be going through the same thing Thor went through during Infinity War and Endgame.
He lost everything but with Peter, it's definitely more heartbreaking as he sees the people he holds dear close to him.
And yet to them, he is just a stranger.
I love how Peter comes to the realization that he has to let them go for their sake... The spirit of a true hero is the decision to make the necessary sacrifices for the greater good
“The Needs of the Many outweigh the Needs of the Few, or the One.”
When he saw the injury 😢, he understood he being with em represents pain for em. Very well made scene.
4:55
“Keep it going”
“Just keep going”
In the comics the Hulk still knows he's Spider man because when Dr Strange cast the spell he was Bruce Banner. When he changes back to the Hulk he was unaffected by the spell
This is so close to how you feel reading a good spidey story it's crazy, the feels!!!
This is literally one of my favorite mcu movies bc it’s just so amazing!
They couldn't have made this movie any better if they tried. It was pure nostalgia for all of us who grew up with Tobey's Spider-Man and Andrew's. And now we finally see Tom's come full circle and become the Spider-Man he was always destined to be. Hands down the best Marvel to come out in a very long time, and future Marvel movies will have a tough time topping it.
Why do I think the apartment he lives in now looks like the apartment Toby spider-man used to live in?