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Spider-Man: No Way Home is a 2021 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man co-produced by Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. It is the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) and Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), and is the 27th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The film is directed by Jon Watts, written by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, and stars Tom Holland as Peter Parker / Spider-Man alongside Zendaya, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jacob Batalon, Jon Favreau, Marisa Tomei, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield
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There’s so many Spider Man movies tho. It’s hard to choose
I still like the original flick with Doc Ock but this one's up there. Really heavy decisions for Peter even though the majority of the movie is upbeat because of the nostalgia trip.
Yup
Spider-Verse probably always will be my favorite.
Has to be Neil Patrick Harris.
No wait, Christopher Daniel Barnes.
No no no, Shinji Tôdô!
Yuri Lowenthal? Shameik Moore? Nadji Jeter?
There's so many...
Spider-Man: No Way Home is one of the most emotional MCU-Films so far.
A lot of my praise goes to Willem Dafoe. He is truly a force of nature and in the middle of so many famous names, he managed to completely steal the scene every time he was on screen. That man can truly act. He shined brighter than I thought possible.
that's true, i got a vibe of joker from him without him copying the joker, without spoilers, he played two parts amazing
I really feel like Willem Dafoe doesn't get the praise he deserves. He's a fantastic actor, even in a turd like Death Note he is still phenomenal. He deserves to be remembered as one of the great villain actors alongside the likes of Tim Curry and Vincent Price.
@@AkuTenshiiZero he will, my friend, he will
The man's 66 years old and he insisted doing almost all of the Goblin stunts, that means almost every shot in the apartment fight sequence was Willem Dafoe himself. That dedication really set the stage to make that whole fight sequence gritty, up-close, and personal.
Yup. He was fucking amazing
Oh yeah it’s definitely worth seeing with a crowd, we were cheering and clapping at every big moment, big appearance XD it was a lot of fun
That rarely occurs here in Australia, but there were 3 occasions where it seemed people couldn’t help but gasp or say something like “oh”. Even upgraded to rounds of applause.
I know what you mean, when I saw it on Friday, you should have heard the reactions from the screening I saw, it's definitely worth viewing again as it's actually going to be the first film I would have seen twice in theatres since every time I've been to the cinemas, I have only ever seen a film once in cinemas before I see them again but when out on DVD or streaming services
Agreed! Same happened with my crowd!
@@sjk8495 I'm sooo glad to have seen it in cinemas as it's my first MCU Spider-Man film that I have seen in cinemas, last Spider-Man film I saw in cinemas was Amazing Spider-Man 1 and I believe the second one as well, plus I'm sooooo looking forward to seeing how Multiverse of Madness tops No Way Home also I can't wait to see the finale of Hawkeye
Agreed. I also watched with a crowd and everyone clapped and cheered. It was awesome
To paraphrase Dark Helmet in Spaceballs in one of the funniest scenes ever: “How can the movie already be reviewed? We’re still in the middle of releasing it?!”
It's been out on a certain movie theater in Los Angeles for the past 2 days.
It’s out just wasn’t for the US
5:44 May saying the "...Great Responsibility." is a 100% acceptable MCU adaptation.
I was almost certain that they were gonna interrupt May's "Great Responsibility" as a joke on how overused that line is. Heck, it was a frequent part of the script way back during Toby Maguire's days. But they do it justice by not backing down and saying the line at an important moment, knowing the significance that it still has to Spider-Man.
But it does lead to the question of whether or not Uncle Ben is supposed to exist in the MCU and how that's never really been addressed.
@@rckblzr he's confirmed to have existed. He's indirectly implied to have died recently as of Civil War.
But marvel studios continually disapproved of every attempt to directly mention his name because they didn't want Uncle Ben to just be a throwaway line.
@@UJEvans That's weird then that his grave didn't appear at the end of the movie. You'd think the person who died would have been buried next to him.
@@rckblzr yeah. I was really hoping to see their graves together, too.
But I've seen a theory that the implied death in civil war (they say something like "May's been through a lot") might actually refer to a messy divorce where May got sole custody of Peter.
Some fans think Ben might show up alive and well in a future movie.
This one hit me with the emotional sledgehammer, but it also really represented everything a good Spider-man movie needs. The self-sacrifice, the good heart, the will to do the right thing even if it hurts Peter the most. And it retropactively gave closure on the older Spider-man movies which cannot be overstated enough, is absolutely genius.
This is the best Live Action Spider-man movie without a doubt for me.
I just came back from the cinema and saw the film with a relatively big audience. Let me tell you the best thing about the whole experience was seeing and hearing everyone's reaction. For some reason everybody in the cinema was just more open and ready to comment on certain moments. It was truly a brilliant experience.
I was in the Avengers. "That's great! ...WHAT IS THAT!?"
@@Valkier_Kato "you know Peter Parker?"
"Yes"
"Is this him?"
"No"
Let's just say I've never seen a British Cinema cheer and applaud at before, until *that* scene happened.
I never understood this take. I freaking hate audiences live reactions
@@N-GinAndTonicTM erg they did during a James bond film I saw a few years ago it was pathetic
Also, wow. Can’t believe how early this review is. Thought it'd be WEEKS. Days at least. Then again, I saw how fast the review for the new West Side Story came out after all, so there you go.
Me too, though some countries received it earlier, and West Side Story premiered in November, before its major release.
Days?? Are you new here??????
Rich B For Disneycember. I know Doug's regular reviews or Sibling Rivalries are usually the same day.
Gotta capitalise on the hype yo
Technically this movie came early in the Uk it’s gonna tomorrow on the 17th
On the fifteenth Disneycember, my critic gave to me:
Fifteen Peter Parkers
Fourteen stylish dresses
Thirteen bad commercials
Twelve Vespas racing
Eleven Jedi fighting
Ten gangsters dancing
Nine Launchpad crashes
Eight hammy nobodies
Seven dogs a-barking
Six long delays
FIVE POWER UPS
Four bad reboots
Three magic candles
Two Sith Lords
And a blade in the shape of a key
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Classic, love these creative chains, they never disappoint me! ❣️
PERFECT!!
I would fcking LOVE to hang out with 15 Peter Parkers lol
He put out a Disneycember of this movie before it's even released in theaters? Doug's more magic than Doctor Strange.
its officially released world wide on friday but some places were lucky to get it early
Indeed, talk about Doug jumping the gun! 😂
UK got it today, saw it before this review actually.
@@belzeragrimoire He lives in Indiana. I don't think he's in the UK right now.
I saw it 5 hours ago 😁 it’s great!!
I know he didn't like the part where people were talking too much in third act but that for me was a personal favorite moment
Me too, seeing them play off each other was a lot of fun.
I know right that part was My Childhood, My tennage day, and My adulthood interact 😊 and that moment feel so special
this was the part I was hoping the most to see in this movie and it did not dissapoint
To be honest it was needed considering Peter meets the other Spider-Man
I honestly love crossovers that don't have to be part of some end of the world storyline. Ones where different characters from different franchises can just vibe and chat. Things like A Muppet Family Christmas, House of Mouse, Once Upon a Studio, those classic bumpers on Cartoon Network, or those newer bumpers on Disney Channel and XD like Chibiverse and Broken Karaoke. Moments that feel like your favorite characters are bonding with each other. One thing I love about the Mickey and Bugs scene in Roger Rabbit is that it implies the two, in spite of their corporations being rivals, are friends with each other and hang out and play tricks on people when they're not working. It's like introducing two of your friends from different backgrounds that you think still have a lot in common together and see if they'll become friends too. And even when we are doing high staked crossovers, like the Avengers movies, my favorite moments are when the characters are taking the time to work off of each other. There's a reason why the bar scene in Ultron is so iconic. And the "kick names, take ass" scene.
So I love how, in spite of this film's stakes, they still take the time to have these adorable scenes of these three iconic Spider-Men talk. And the use of improv actually makes it even more charming for me, because it feels more personal. Like this isn't just the characters talking, but the actors too. It's honestly my favorite part of the film as well.
So I'll just say, as someone who also got an early screening to No Way Home, I loved this so much. Especially the villain scenes. As hyped up as I was for Alfred Molina's return as Doc Oak, Willem Dafoe absolutely knocked it out of the park as Green Goblin. Nearly 20 years since the first Raimi film, this man hasn't lost a sinister step in his performance and... yeah he steals just about every scene.
Willem and Alfred have an incredible screen presence, that no-one has come close to reaching yet.
Maybe Brolin as Thanos, and Hiddleston is definitely the MCU's prime contender. But Alfred and Willem alone make the screen practically shake; they're so engaging and powerful whenever they're in front of us.
yes doc oak, my favorite tree
@@christrontherobot4100 They did capture a tree in the movie, that must have been the sinister Doc Oak!
Really hope we still get a Sibling Rivalry/Spoiler Corner with Doug and Rob too… this type of movie deserves it
I can’t wait to see it tomorrow
Oh theh better have a sibling rivalry for this movie. Bc it definitely deserves it. They did it for Homecoming and Far From Home.
They haven’t done those since like early 2020, I don’t know if they abandoned it or something.
@@TheShanicpower probably because there busy these days I mean they are older now
Or a Bum review with Chester A Bum
This movie took such a different direction than I was expecting but that was honestly it's biggest strength, without spoilers the way this movie utilized these characters and their interactions gave it this natural charm that just kept me wanting more and i was genuinely sad to see it end.
I watched it a few hours ago and it got surprising reactions from the audience. Usually, in the UK, we don't react that much to films, but there were cheers and screams and claps. It was just an amazing experience and I'd kill to relive that.
Yeah I agree with you
I missed seeing Infinity War and Endgame in cinemas, and boy would I kill to live that experience.
@@k-leb4671 seriously you didn’t see them at the cinema ?
This movie was an apology for everything that both Sony and the MCU did wrong with spider-man and it worked. It was so good. I feel like every type of spider-man fan can walk out pleased. And while the mid-credits scene seemed like a tease and seemed weird it was the right thing to do.
You mean Sony did wrong
I dunno I don’t think Sony has made a bad spider man movie yet. I especially like 3 and Amazing Spider-Man 2 had a superb ending.
@@p.c.v.m9999 Umm, the mcu has done bad things to Spider-Man as well. (by the way, the mcu Spider-Man movies were made by Sony. The only thing Disney has control over is anything they own and stuff like that.)
@@keelanbarron928 Marvel didn't do nothing except try to play ball with Sony if your looking for a studio to blame that Sony and Disney
@@p.c.v.m9999 marvel has done plenty bad with spider-man.
I loved watching the villains work off each other. Doctor Octopus and Green Goblin were my introduction to Spider Man growing up. And I love that this movie took its time to give each of them screen time where they aren't doing entirely villainous things.
Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus were my first Spider-Man villains as well.
Pretty much
The only big criticism I really have is that the character staying in the truck was a smart character but reduced to this basic monster when you could have had more interesting interactions
*Apparently* the reason he stayed in the truck was because he knows trying to fix people (remember he's demented and actually thinks he's helping people doing what he does) wont work out for you, that people are ungrateful for all your trying. So he didnt have any faith in Peter's plan and stayed behind awaiting for the innevitable moment when shit hits the fan
Which is why when he comes back and attacks he says "I TOLD YOU THERE'D BE CONSEQUENCES"
You really have to read the movie and it isnt explained well, I thought they couldve done him better
@@aitipsea3909 Remember when they showed Norman in an alleyway talking to the Goblin? I wish we got to see more lone villain moments like that with all of them at least once
After everything went down and they scattered, we could've seen Electro upgrading himself with the arc reactor, Sandman slowly coming to terms he might never see his daughter again or even Lizard poking around in a Lab somewhere muttering and belittling Peter's previous attempts
@@PleasantlyEmpathic9924 I think it’s because green goblin gets a lot more focus as the main bad guy
This was one of the best Marvel movies. The scale is off the charts and if this is the type of stuff we will see with the multiverse? I am so hyped.
The first movie we’ve been really hyped for since Endgame. Let’s goooo
@Merciless Freak lol I’m not surprised
Some
To this day I’m still fascinated by how Doug manages to think so many of the movies he sees have bad effects
Probably because of CGI scenes that might make people find it meh I mean high tops films video is sorta like this
Ok, can we just agree that this has got to be not just the most hyped marvel movie, but THE most hyped movie this entire year?
Nah, I think that's still Dune. Marvel fans have been going nuts over this movie, but everyone who wants to win "cool" points by acting like they're "too adult, poetic, and deep for that silly childish crap" was shoving Dune down the throats of their friends and family for MONTHS.
@@mc-rn8ro shit don’t call me out JK ngl dune was incredible probably on par with nttd as my favorite movie of the year
Careful, If you don't say black widow that make the internet call you sexist...
Disagree because godzilla vs kong was this year.
And yet its not a Marvel movie its a Sony Pictures/Columbia Pictures movie and people still continually keep calling it a Marvel movie, Disney doesn't suddenly have the rights to Spider-man back and their deal is the solo Spider-man films are Sony Pictures/Columbia Pictures
All I know is that Disney’s live action remake of Into the Spiderverse looked really promising
lamo that's a perfect comment
bahahahahaha top tier comment that actually made me laugh out loud not even kidding.
@Angus Ng
Which is...?
@Angus Ng So it has a bad ending?
Indeed
This movie is emotionally powerful, but I think the fanservice and some scenes that wink at the fandom have downplayed a certain very poetic and dramatic thing.
Anyway, when I got home, the first thing I did after seeing this movie was hug my mom. Anyone who has seen the movie will understand.
I only know cause of spoilers on youtube but lmao i get it.
@@K2SonicFan yeeeeah I had a feeling THAT character would die it just makes sense with how DESPONDENT MCU Peter looked in the opening shot of the main trailer.
@@TheRibottoStudios TBH it seems kinda cheap but i get why they did it but they should have done it sooner cause this movie already had better things to focus on imho
Fuck man. For real!? Dammit. I knew I shouldn't have clicked on the damn comments. NO ONE HAS WATCHED THE MOVIE EXCEPT THOSE WHO WATCHED IT AT A SPECIAL PREVIEW.
@@K2SonicFan I hope (okay listen we all know Tobey and Andrew are in this let's be real lol) it's actually ANDREW Peter that tries to comfort MCU Peter cause like....I mean listen yes Tobey Peter lost his uncle, BUT Andrew lost his girlfriend BECAUSE OF HIM, and his uncle BECAUSE OF HIM. Like...of course he'd know how to comfort this poor kid. Plus it'd give Andrew some time to shine. I hope he has a lot of screen time cause he needs that second shot. Deserves it actually.
This was the perfect Spiderman Movie!!! Loved every second of it
Jepp and the second favorite spiderman movie for me is spiderman 2 from 2004
It was so epic. Loved it so much.
into the spiderverse says: fuck off
1st half was kinda boring but it did pick it up
Spider-Man: No Way Home was freaking amazing. Even though I knew the other Spider-Men would be in the movie, I legit fangirled when seeing them.
And the way they did the ending was a cool way for them to move forward and I'm very excited to see where they will take Spider-Man.
I loved this movie, felt like the perfect culmination of all the live action spider man films of the 21st century, like genuinely they could not make another one and I'd be perfectly fine with it
My favourite part about seeing it with an audience was probably being able to hear only the Filipino parts of the audience laughing before Ned translated what his Grandmother was saying.
I just finished seeing the movie today and let me just say....if I were to die tomorrow in my sleep and the last thing I remember is this movie, it'll be the best way to go.
Seeing as though spiderverse is my favorite Spider-Man film by a long shot, I’ll probably adore this one
Same.
I enjoyed it but I didn’t find this film as my favorite
“It changed the lore around that some people won’t like” *zooms in on Aunt May* well since I’ve seen the movie I can say thanks for making me depressed again
I saw it in a movie theatre and it was like a rock concert! People were applauding and cheering in some particular moments! It is really worth it to see it with others!
Seeing this movie opening day reminded me of Pre-Covid times where everyone and their mother went out to see a Blockbuster movie with the entire theater cheering on character entrances and awesome moments.
This movie for me was like the opera music scene from Shawshank Redemption. Amidst this unending feeling of entrapment and sorrow, we are given something wonderful to enjoy for at least a moment.
Chaplin: "Oh boy. Something is coming through the multiverse."
Lloyd: "What idiot is budging into our timeline"
:::shadowy form appears through the portal:::
Cloe: "Hello Lloyd."
"Hi. I'm Chaplin"
@@KeybladeMasterAndy
"No, you're not!"
I saw this movie in a massive theater filled with hardcore marvel fans, when the big moments rolled around everyone got up and started cheering. One of the most insane experiences of my life and I loved every minute of it!
I was probably the loudest one clearing in my theater xD
That sounds extremely annoying.
Honestly was not expecting that Robocop cameo like 30 minutes into the movie.
Peter weller?
Dude when the Terminator gut punched Green Goblin… ooooof
Lol 😆
No Way Home is my favorite live-action Spider-Man movie. I love how it brings all previous movies together.
I’m actually shocked to see this as a Disneycember when it literally just came out. And I was the same for West Side Story as well. The timing for this is actually perfect because I’m going to see this movie tomorrow. And I sure am excited for it.
As someone who saw this in a cinema at maximum capacity, it is for sure the best way to see it. Unfortunately you get a couple of teenagers who are on their phones and/or talking the whole way through but that's all worth it for the crowd reactions. There were so many scenes where everyone in the crowd were cheering and hollering and that made the price of admission worth it. It's heavy on fan service but I'm totally okay with that. Such an awesome cinema going experience!
In just about 26 hours, I’ll be sitting in the theater to see this movie for the first time. I literally can’t wait, my body is ready!
Prepare to Cry
Have fun dude
May dies, 3 spiders, dr. Strange makes everyone forget who is Spider-Man in the end. Have fun
@@edwarddaniels3886 The hot auntie dies? The one that makes middle-aged women around the globe jealous as hell? The cougar? Can't say I got too attached to her, so no biggie. She never felt too real for me in the first place, just too perfect.
@@edwarddaniels3886 why would you spoil that for them…?
I'm kinda annoyed that they fixed Electro to actually look like Electro, but Lizard still has a weird man-face and they don't even give him a lab coat.
I've never been a fan of Tom Holland's take. But wow did this movie change my mind and make me grow to have an affection for him that I would have never thought I would have... This is the Marvel movie I've always wanted to see!! And I'm glad we were able to see this!
Tom Holland gets a lot of unnecessary shit thrown his way, by one of two groups.
1. Who claim to read comic books, but they haven't picked one up since they were 4.
2. People who have a hard time accepting change.
Y'know the ones. The ones who cry on social media when a character is played by someone else after many years; and they haven't figured out how to wash the manbaby tears from their nostalgia goggles.
Holland is vicious as Spider-Man when the gloves are off. I was convinced he was ready to kill... *Him* in the finale.
@@N-GinAndTonicTM To be fair his character ( I am NOT dissing TH himself) was too long in the kiddie mode, I agree with Doug. He was a puppy you wanted to put in a shelter. But since the stakes are higher and he grew a pair in the latest installment, I'm in.
I think of Tom Holland's Spider-Man in this sense. What would Spider-Man be like if he didn't have his "Uncle Ben moment" and was given the keys to the castle (being in the Avengers) from the start? He is still a good person who's heart is in the right place, but he doesn't understand the depths of his responsibilities and looks to others for motivation. That's what 'No Way Home' changed for the character and brought him to the same place where Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire's Spider-Men currently are. In other words, this is the film where he truly became Spider "Man".
same , I never bought holland as spiderman until this film but oh man did it hit . its a spidey fans dream and I highly recommend seeing it.
@@BlueHooloovoo "if this be my destiny" ;) exactly.
my issue before was he was using ironman as a crutch and or didn't really have much at stake but now gg well played movie... the stakes are high .
Loved this movie so much. There isn't much they could have done to make it any more amazing than it was.
When Into The Spiderverse came out I never thought another Spiderman movie could take the second one as my fav SM movie... But this did exactly that.
Really excited to be seeing this on Friday!
Now that Doug's reviewed a movie before it's released to the public, I'm guessing at this rate, next year's Disneycember will have a review courtesy of Spaceballs' Instant Cassettes
Maybe by then, we'll finally get Spaceballs II: The Search For More Money.
@@louisduarte8763 I actually heard a while back that Rick Moranis and Mel Brooks talked about a possible follow-up called "Spaceballs III: The Search For Spaceballs II", but sadly nothing came of it
I can't wait to see the biggest Spidey crossover since Spider-Verse!
5:47...... Hey Doug are you foreshadowing a little much.
Saw this yesterday and I just gotta say: it's officially my favorite Live-Action Spider-Man movie EVER. I grew up with the Rami films, and was still growing up when TASM was being released, so both series meant a lot to me and this movie... it gave me everything I wanted, especially that final act group banter you said you didn't like, I loved it, it made me laugh. This movie made me cry twice, managed to make me cheer and clap, made the most excited expression cross my face twice (I smiled so damn big, mouth wide open), and made me love Willem Dafoe all the more. It's the first movie that my dad and I have ever sincerely considered going back to the theater to watch again, literally as we were heading for the car to leave. My dad and I discussed it the whole way home, and for two or so hours at home, then after my brother got home from seeing it, he called me, and we talked about it for a while, and then discussed it AGAIN with his wife before our shift at work today. This movie hurt me and made me so happy all at the same time and I love it.
This film made me realize that we need more villain vs villain fights in general. I don't even remember Green Goblin & Doc Ock ever being in a fighting game.
Doug is a strict Critic and if he’s saying all this? Now I’m hyped 💯
That’s kinda him though he’s sorta strict in every review
Wow wasn`t expecting this. I will watch this video after I see the movie on Friday.
Saw it over the weekend and it was the first movie I've seen in over a year since the pandemic started. Perfect film to go back to the theaters too. Loved it so much.
Just saw it and really love this film, for me it is top spiderman films next to spiderman 2 and spider verse. I really feel like they have listened to some of the thing people dislike in the previous Tom movie, like Tom having it easy or Aunt May don't have much to do. Here the emotional part toward the end really make me feel for the guy. Then there are certain dialogues scene between certain characters that is so fun and great. One of my few gripes though was that one important part of the plot suddenly rely on one side character having a really weird buff, which logically shouldn't make sense.
No....MCU is not reactionary...this was his origin trilogy ...everything was planned out
"It's weird that this character was trapped for so long, but you're so impressed by HOW that character trapped the OTHER character that you don't care."
Okay so we all know that THIS Strange is Strange Supreme right?
LIKE HE LITERALLY HAS THE EYE OF AGAMOTTTO AND THAT SHIT WAS DESTROYED BY THANOS sooooooooooooo. Like people have to understand the shows on Disney+, Hawkeye, Loki, What If, TFATWS, WandaVision, THEY SERVICE THE MAIN STORY not the other way around. It just makes sense that THIS Strange is NOT our Dr Strange cause OUR Dr WOULD KNOW BETTER than to mess with the multiverse.
I thought all thanos did was remove the infinity stone that was Inside of the Eye of Agamotto? I don’t think that destroys it
@@dovadude29 I just watched that clip to be sure, and he goes "You're full of tricks wizard. But you never once used your greatest weapon." and he rips the Agamotto off Strange's neck, and crushes the amulet.
No, Dr. Strange seen in the trailers is not Strange Supreme.
Strange Supreme was in the post-credits scene.
@@Lahiss his dialogue implies he was in the film. " it just got outta hand."
Yes I saw the post credit scene. Nothing else though.
On the trapped bit, I just want to point out that per his original movie, the only way out of that trap was with a sling ring. Certainly, that character is powerful, but certainly not powerful enough to break the laws of reality. Only reason he escaped the trap was because of the influence of another character who had a sling ring.
This is now my all time favorite Spiderman movie! It has all of the action and emotion of all the other films and they brought it into one amazing film! I would love to see this movie again on the big screen!
Your intro to this before beginning the description is EXACTLY how I felt about this movie.
I 100% did not see the "bad" things doug pointed out as problems. Maybe it's still too fresh, but i think it changes things for a reason
There were a couple of things that were a bit off... for example, electro didn't know that Peter Parker was Spider-man, but still was pulled through - so that was a bit weird. It could be argued that this Electro and the one from TASM 2 were not the same ones. The Lizard hanging out in truck was more of a funny moment, kinda like a "there's no room for the Hulk" situation, but it wasn't explained.
Another spoiler - I wish Charlie Cox HAD shown up at the police station first then transitioned to the living room scene as the connection to HOW he became their lawyer wasn't explained, so there's another minor nitpick. I just wish he'd been used a bit more than the one scene.
Still, all in all, everything great about the movie overshadowed those minor gripe moments.
@@godaistudios They did address the fact that Electro didn't knew who Spider-Man truly was, when he said: *i thought you were black*
I am so hyped for the film and I honestly am shocked this made the Disneycember list this year
I just went with friends to watch today. It was so exciting and the entire theater cheered together 😆
Just saw it yesterday and really enjoyed it.
Well...Now he's FINALLY "comic accurate."
But....I don't know if it was worth it. Holy SHIT I feel SO bad for Peter. Jesus Christ.
ye i watched it an hour ago and i thought too that ... he dropped the Miles support characters but at what cost
@@prgr I hope people like Hi Top Films are fcking happy.
Jesus Christ. Peter now has suffered "JUST AS MUCH" as Andrew and Tobey. As if losing Tony and his uncle isn't enough....now NO ONE he's interacted with remembers who he is. He's alone....completely. Utterly. And yet he goes on. He puts on the costume. He knows that Spider-Man stays because Spider-Man is needed. HOW CAN PEOPLE SAY THAT THE MCU WRITERS DON'T UNDERSTAND PETER PARKER NOW HUH?! I'd like to see em try.
@@thewatcher6969 the question is will he learn from it? After giving Mysterio the glasses after he tricked him into thinking he was good. He should have learnt to stop trusting people like that and to stop being so gullible. So in no way home he lets a bunch of criminals and murderers into the apartment while aunt may was there and let's them use stark tech which then results in aunt may being killed which should lead to him making sure mj and Ned are safe as he shouldn't let vulnerable civilians be in danger so after that he decides to let Ned and mj join him on his dangerous adventure and puts them in serious harm multiple times. He constantly put civilians in danger throughout the entire film and a lot of them ended up dying including aunt may, when will he actually learn? It's like he completely forgot aunt may died.
It's great he might now be the traditional Spiderman but will he actually act like it or will he continue to be extremely dumb and refuse to learn? The writing is a mess in these Spiderman movies, they basically restarted the character to give us traditional Spiderman (hopefully) but I'm worried that he'll still be a mess.
@@luke8290 I would like to add that Aunt May was the one who made Peter go along with helping the villians out, then not admitting it was her fault for changing Peter's mind of sending them home earlier in the film. Instead the writers decided to throw in the "with great power" line for her. Her death also felt a bit random.
Also, one of the problems with this verison of Spiderman is that he can't carry his film by himself. Now that they basically restarted him, the writers have to show us how this Spiderman could handle doing things by himself (with memories of his past experiences for him to learn from).
This movie was amazing, it had every moment between the characters it needed to.
Just saw the movie last night & adored it. I’m not even that big of a Spider-Man fan, but damn was I invested in every character. There were moments were my friend & I just turned to look at each other in pure joy.
Absolutely brilliant!
Best experienced with a great crowd on opening night!! Can’t remember when there were so many legitimate cheering/applause moments. Definitely the best live action Spiderman movie!
At first I was like, "Its spiderman and Dr. Strange. How the hell could THIS go wrong?" and in some scenes, they weren't the best. But it was still a good movie that had me interested even though I'm not SUPER into the marvel lore but I know the spiderman lore
In delivering both they delivered neither
Yeah I know
It's nice seeing Jamie Foxx not covered in blue CG again lol
Saw this morning and it is definitely my favourite Spider-Man film.
Saw it tonight totally worth the hype. Between this and spider verse my my fav Spidey film
Too bad this movie isn’t out in the US yet but I’m expecting mixed opinions on it especially when it comes out where I’m from
Well you guys got Encanto earlier so I guess we're even now
@@MisterMuffinut lol 😂
I just watched this today and it’s everything you would ever want in a Spider-Man film you’ll love it
If you're talking public opinion, If we're going by it's reception in the UK, it might not be that far off from what critics are saying for the most part.
Emphasis on might.
Believe the NWH hype! This movie was everything and more.
I just saw this, it definitely my favorite out of the three Disney Spiderman moves, I really like how they connected the other two spider man series into it, and while I didn't see the amazing series I felt they did a good job of briefing explaining what happened in them. Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire did a good job of representing their Spider-Mans, the action is goodm the humor is goodm everything about it is good
I really loved it. Definatley my favorite Spider-Man movie since Spider-Man 1-2 and Into The Spider-Verse.
For all the times we talk about the whole thing about DCEU rushing back when it started up, Avengers was the prime example of what happens when you take your time to worldbuild and get to the big climax.
While I can’t claim to have seen this one yet, going off reviews, this could very well be that second example of having a big payoff to years of building up the world Spider-Man find himself in. I don’t know what happens, but part of me wonders if they really did go down the path of “One More Day,” but took a route to vastly improve on it rather than having it come off as Spider-Man at his literal worst. Guess we’ll find out when the film launches, but until we get there, the overall positive reviews have certainly helped to add another W to the MCU’s portfolio.
But in a way, some of it is the result of mistakes having been made in prior live-action interactions of the character.
The problem is that dc has had so many other reboots that you can’t build them up in quite the same way. Iron man and cap were c list marvel characters before the mcu. You can take some risks and go slowly. With Batman and Superman. You know the details
@@dylanking9738 They should've still given Flash and Aquaman and Wonder Woman their own movies before throwing them into a crossover.
@@jlev1028 I think it should’ve been Wonder Woman. Aqua man and cyborg. People already knew about flash from the tv show.
This movie has 7 prequels, and I'm not even counting the MCU films without Spider-man on the title. They have had time to establish these characters, so the "Avengers Moment" works, unlike in DCEU.
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I can't believe Bruce Willis was a ghost the entire time.
A lot of movies have me looking at my watch wondering or anticipating when it's going to end. This movie I did not care if it went on for another hour or two. The interactions were gold. The sad parts hit you hard. They tied up some loose ends and some characters got their redemption after failing in previous movies. Which is insane considering they were never supposed to have another movie. It's everything you ever wanted in a Spider-Man movie. It isn't a perfect movie but the good definitely makes you forgive anything that's not-so-good.
Saw it yesterday. Enjoyed it.
Saw this today and I was surprised how dark it got
Saw it yesterday and enjoyed it!
That mid credits scene fixed Venom! Now we can have a actually black suit story. And a proper venom.
Gonna watch this vid later when I see the film tomorrow, definitely can’t wait to see it.
Just got back from seeing the film, and all I can say is that it was definitely a pretty spectacular experience.
Same
lol I’m seeing it tomorrow too😄
Lol I definitely felt mixed on it
Sorry disagree with all your nit picks. This movie was fantastic and one of the best.
Most of the nitpicks like the CGI is right
5:30 From Dr Strange: "The Ancient One: You’re advancing quickly with your sorcery skills. You need a safe space to practice your spells. You are now inside the Mirror Dimension. Ever present but undetected. The real world isn’t affected by what happens here. We use the Mirror Dimension to train, surveil, and sometimes to contain threats. You don’t want to be stuck in here without your sling ring."
It is addressed why The Lizard (the person Doug’s talking about) stays in the truck while the others go inside the place. It’s because He says he doesn’t want to suffer the consequences for what Peter is going to do.
Thank you for not spoiling anything and getting me even more hyped! Happy Holiday!
Just got back from the Spiderman. Asa comic-reader, this truly does bring back Spider-man we know and love
I just saw it today and I loved it!!!
Just got out from the cinema. Three weeks and it still had a crowd. It was wild.
I love this movie, it's the best MCU's ever gotten in my opinion.
And in NO way would I want to trim the chatter between the three spider-men. If anything, I'd take a lot more of it.
I'm pretty sure the theatrical cut of this movie is missing 30 minutes. I would like to see a extended version where we see Tom Holland searching for his - legal defense - and more of the characters in the lab playing of each other
I don't really have anything to say other than I agree with pretty much everything you said lol except for the bantering at the end, I didn't think it went on too long. For me it was just enough. I loved it!
Being in a crowded theater watching this movie was really special
I just got back from my Midnight release and this movie is worth ALL the hype.
I won’t spoil it here but I have two alternate titles:
1) Spider-Man Days of Future Past
2) Fan Service The Movie
Days of future past would had been better given to how they put Daredevil hell put X-Men in it as well as the Fantastic Four.
love this video my fav
Though I do roll my eyes at improv scenes that go on waaaaay too long, this movie has one that I couldn't get enough of. I was thankful that it happened and that it went on as long as it did. The fact that it was happening at all was magical.
I absolutely loved this film, I can definitely acknowledge that it had some issues but I'll be damned if I wasn't happy by the end of it.
About the Mid-Credit scene, it depends on which direction they are going with it.
Since "that" maybe not even exists in that universe it could potentially go into at least three directions. Although there is one that is the most likely.
Though it does feel like a missed opportunity since they teased from the other film but I guess it’s just a future problem thing
@@mattkugelman4369 Maybe it was more a licensing problem.
Loved seeing all three Spider-Men together.
Definitely worth the hype!! Saw it in theatres today and the audience erupted multiple times. It was fan service done right since the characters introduced are so integral to the plot.
Some of my favourite moments were the talking moments particularly with three characters.
Everyone brought their A Game. I also think the mid credit scene is setting up two different things and I’m super excited for both!