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By the i like the roler coaster of emetions that we feel . I dont know if i laugh or i cry , it was good movie that it can brought the audience into tears
Hey Magy, for parts where you have to mute due to copyright reasons, can you at least add subtitles for yourself not the movie? Just a thought for future reactions.
There's a long white haired gentleman at the end when Peter goes to see MJ, it's rumored they could not obviously replace Stan but this was kind of Stan in this universe.
44:08 Camera shot of Tobey hearing Goblin's coming in is perfection. After so many years, the memories in Tobey just resurfaced and he knew exactly what was coming. His expression is absolutely superb.
My favorite line in the entire movie has to be his "Oh man I'm sorry..." after Jaime's "I thought you'd be black." line, lol. You could absolutely tell how bummed out he was to let him down, lol.
42:22 Actually, fun fact Magy if you remember or listen carefully back in Spiderman 2. Doctor Octavius actually admitted that his arms were made from a form of prototype nanotechnology. And they are built to withstand a lot of damage and power. That is why Tom's Peter hijacked his arms with his own nanotech suit. Thanks to Tony Stark making a bunch of nanotechnology and dabbling in that, he saved Peter. Also notice how Andrew is the one that seems to be recovering the quickest from being hit by Electro. In his universe, he's already fought against electricity and either a) prepared his suit to take on and absorb electricity, or b) he's been adapting to electrical attacks much more. Because if you look at Tobey, he seems to be in more pain from electric attacks and is slower to recover. Remember, in his universe, he hasn't fought an electrical villain. Tobey is more used to fighting against more physical attacks and can handle punches and heavy impacts from villains rather than elemental, well, if you minus Sandman.
In the video of No Way Home analysis by The Canadian Lad,the OP says that the reason Tobey was struggling to fight off Electro might be because he is getting older,that all this fighting is taking a toll on his Spidey's body.
@@atharvasawant2126 No, he admitted that he was wrong. The reason why Andrew recovered quickly was because his suit can handle electricity while Tobey’s suit doesn’t.
24:00 If he's your favorite villain, I will join you Magy, Willem Dafoe returning to play as Goblin again was legendary. Alongside everyone they brought for this massive get together.
Yeah, Dafoe nailed it this time. I wasn't entirely satisfied with his original portrayal of Green Goblin, but this time he pulled off the unhinged maniac role without crossing the line into being cheesy. :)
after loki and no way home formally introducing the multiverse in the mcu, i am so excited for what doctor strange 2 has in store... hopefully after this, we can get more spider-people in the mcu... especially peter 2 and 3...
"It doesn't really hurt anymore." That's such a *good* line, and I feel like a lot of people miss how important it is. To MJ, she's just saying that her head wound doesn't hurt. But to Peter, that one sentence is proof that they're better off without him. Because now that she can't remember him, her life doesn't hurt anymore 😭
They should've let MJ remember him somehow at the end or maybe they saved it for the next movie. Or maybe he gets a Gwen. At least for me, a Spiderman without an MJ is weird. "Go get'em tiger"😜
@@johnlorenzdiaz1368 just from what I'm used to growing up. Spiderman and MJ are a couple. Even in the Raimi version they did it. Liz is his highschool crush. Gwen is his college crush. But MJ is his wife. Maybe it'll be Gwen or Liz since Vulture is still around in this version. After all, MJ in this one is not the real MJ. She's "Michelle Jones" here not "Mary Jane"😜
Peter is gonna make MJ fall in love with him(again), and his best friend is gonna turn into a villain aka Hob Goblin (with wizard portal powers or whatever)
My friend tried out for the part of Ned’s grandma. Although she didn’t get the part, I understood everything she was saying in Tagalog, even without subtitles. 😂👏🏼
I think the best moments in No Way Home is that they finally did Electro right by giving him the classic and traditional yellow look, seeing Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire again for the first time in the last few years, Ned’s Lola talking in Tagalog, which is the traditional language from the Philippines, three Spider-Men working together against the villains, and Peter Three finally redeemed himself for failing to save Gwen and finally getting the closure that he needed.
What I appreciate most with Electro is they didn’t just change the color, they actually bothered to give a reason for why it was different. What I don’t like is they basically undid everything his character was and made him a pretty simple villain.
@@SurvivorBri Nah, Lizard was already pretty one note. As one of the least interesting villains of any Spider-Man, they chose to basically have him serve as just an obstacle, which was the right call when there are so many villains.
This movie was a great tribute for all the spiderman films of the last twenty years. I still find it hard to believe it has been that long since Tobey first suited up as the spider. I hope that Tom Holland does decide to come back, but if he doesn't, it would be great to get either Miles or Gwen in the MCU. Also, considering the whole magic subplot with a certain character, it would be great if we got the demonic Hobgoblin in future spiderman films.
I don't think it's a question of whether Tom would WANT to keep being Spider-Man. I'm certain he would. From his own words in an interview, he just doesn't know if there's going to be another Spider-Man film with him in it. I'd assume so, considering how much of an absolute banger of a success No way Home was.
@@kin4386 literally the above comment says he’s confirmed there’s another trilogy. Plus that’s mainstream news at this point so I don’t get what you’re saying
@@justinwill1163 1. I didn't read the replies before leaving my own. Most people don't. 2. Is there a source for that info or is it something you made up?
That’s a lie about their reactions being “genuine”, behind the scenes shows they did multiple takes of that line/scene… Initial reaction was most likely laughter
Also Love the line when strange is saying “everyone that knows and loves you, we’d have no memory of you” cause it lets Peter know after everything he’s done he still loves him 🥲
Maybe not all people forget peter, only people on earth, quill, drax, mantis, nebula maybe still remember him, even they're not human, captain marvel, she's a cosmic being and thor, loki tried to put spell on him many times and failed
@@streamspoart2671 I wouldn't bet on that. If the powerful sorcerer who cast the damn thing isn't immune to the effect then I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone else to be immune either.
49:35 this hug feels like that Tom Holland thanks Andrew and Toby to be in his film together. So precious 💕 The idea that in this spider-man film you take the bad guys from the previous spider-man films and want to turn them back to the good side, I like. So everyone gets their degree, not only the other two spider man actors are so honored but also the opponents. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!
I never wanted to hug a reactor more than during your reaction to this movie. I hate to see you cry- but your reactions are so heartfelt. You're adorable!
If you're wondering why when May says the famous line it's slightly changed, it's because she said the original line. the original phrase was "With great power there must also come great responsibility" and it was a line said by the narrator (Stan Lee) in Amazing Fantasy #15 (the first Spider-man comic)
Not just New York, but he was apart of the team that saved the whole universe. He was apart/the main inspiration for the “going back in time” (From Tony) to fix/cause the blip to be reversed IMO. Tony looking at the picture in his home, after the inspiration from his fellow avengers… God, I LOVE this spider-man so much. 😭
@@Andrew.Grabowski me too dude, and I’m not just talking about it, I’m talking about his legacy and his destiny throughout his whole lifetime on what it truly means to be Spider-Man
@@AB20004 I didn’t think of that, I thought you meant just what he protected his city from; because that’s honestly who Spider-Man is. A KID who will put his life on the line for his city. 🥺😭❤️
I loved that Amazing Spiderman learned from his mistake and figured out a way he can go down faster. Can you imagine how many times he repeated that moment and suffer through all the what ifs
Love how excited you are. Imagine how hyped the theater crowd was! I went to see this movie 5 times and each time it was always hyped. Especially when Tobey and Andrew showed up.
Andrew Garfield and Willem Dafoe were the best in the movie in my opinion. Redemption is always real and Spiderman taught us that. Thanks for your reaction, Magy. You're the best. God bless you and greetings from Mexico.
Peter didn't tell MJ and his friend who he was because their lives got better without being associated with Spider-man and they got accepted in college. He choose their happiness over his own.
I think it's shitty to choose for them though. I would die for my best friend and his family. Helping Peter gave Michelle and Ned purpose, he chose to take that purpose away because she had a tiny scratch on her head.
@@metalmayhem3622 This. It's not Peter's place to choose for them. They're as much adults as he is and have the right to make their own decisions based on their interpretation of the information available. I understand Peter's motivation for choosing to withhold information but it's a shitty thing to do to friends and loved ones. To not tell them at all is denying them agency.
54:33 I don't know if this was confirmed or accurate... but another youtuber, The Canadian Lad, enjoys watching TV shows, movies and trailers over and over again and plays scenes in slow motion so he can see bonus details they added in post-production or during the filming of the movie. He actually states here that he was curious as to where Tom's Peter got a sewing machine to make a new suit. He actually found, during Andrew and Tobey's appearance, in Ned's apartment is the same exact sewing machine (not sure if exact) and if you look through the window of when Peter enters his new apartment, Canadian Lad believes the apartment that is across from Peter's is actually where Ned and his mom lives. This is so he can keep an eye on his best friend who doesn't remember him anymore and also, when he made the suit for the final ending scene, he most likely borrowed the sewing machine from his best friend's home. That, or maybe he just acquired one since it's been confirmed in Civil War that he dumpster dives for a lot of cool stuff.
Never apologize for crying. I just watched this for the second time to cry along with you, and your Return of the King video is one of my favorites for that very reason. It's what makes this movie so beautiful. If the other Peters just showed up to punch bad guys it would have been hollow fan service. Instead, they help Peter emotionally; to understand the folly of vengeance; to understand what it really means to be Spider-Man. It's all so wonderful. 💔
Back in the 1970's they had made two Spiderman movies that I remember watching. The problem was they weren't very good movies because they didn't have the technology needed to do a good job. Then in 2001 Tobey Maguire made his first Spiderman movie and I was so impressed with the movie because they finally had the ability to make a good Spiderman movie. Then Andrew made his 2 movies and I was disappointed that he didn't get his 3rd Spiderman movie. When this movie came out I knew that I had to see it in the theaters. By the end of the movie, I was so happy that I saw it on the big screen because out of all the Spiderman movies, this is definitely my favorite one. Magy, I really loved your reaction to this movie. I really enjoyed it a lot. Thank you for sharing your experience with all of us, I really appreciate it.
I said it on another video even though it has nothing to do with Spiderman. But Hayden Christenson returning as Darth Vader and joining Ewan McGregor in the Kenobi series will be just as legendary as seeing all of these amazing actors return to play their characters from over the years. This is the year of movies bringing back old characters and reviving them in their franchises.
I really miss Stan Lee and he really would have loved seeing Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland one movie working together as one. This was a great master piece.
This blew my MIND the first time someone pointed it out, but look closely at Peter's head at 18:04. You can see the wiggly lines that are used in the comics to show his Spidey sense, so the reason his physical body was keeping the box away from Strange WAS that!
Too bad Magy didn't watched the Netflix's Marvel series. People (myself included) freaked out in the cinema when we saw Charlie Cox back as Matt Murdock. I already knew that he would come back, as that was advertised some days before the launch of this movie, but didn't expect to be THAT fast of a return. :D
This reaction is pure Gold!!!, Until now i can't believe that this movie really exists, it's literally everything that those of us who grew up watching Spider-Man movies dream of
This is definetly the best Spider-Man movie. I still remember my feelings after watching it in the cinema, and that was something amazing. Old villains, three spideys, and such a dramatic ending. And when Andrew's Peter saved MJ after he couldn't save Gwen.... Can't wait to see the next movie, where Peter puts on the black suit.
I'm so happy reactors can actually watch this now!! I know everyone will love it Also this movie exemplifies why people say "Spiderman is one of the strongest Avengers" Not only is he incredibly strong, he is a genius level intellect for his age. I think when looking at the ending, yes it's sad that Peter is alone, and he didn't tell MJ the truth. But there's some like, greater sense of responsibility in him not telling anyone. And him keeping his word. He's transitioned from being selfish, to being a man and taking responsibility for his actions. And making sure all of the people he loves are safe from harm, at least by not knowing him. It's good to think of these 3 Tom Holland Spiderman movies, as crazy as it sounds, as his complete origin story, spread out over 3 movies along with the Avengers. It feels like at the end of this one, he becomes the Spiderman almost that Toby's Spiderman is in his films. Which some crazy full circle stuff, especially with his "new" suit
I do think May's death hurts more in this because we got to know her over so many movies, she didn't die in the first movie she was in (not that it's not bad when Uncle Ben dies in the other Spiderman movies or Gwen Stacy)
I feel you girl, I was couldn't stop crying at Aunt May's death and Tobey/Andrew returning. Plus by the point when Andrew saved MJ, I was out of tears by then
48:24 Small easter egg but if you look carefully at the shadows of the other Spiderman villains about to come through, it is the closest we've ever gotten to her appearance... asides from her name appearing in Andrew's spidey universe... a glimpse of Black Cat in live action.
Early in the film, Peter's lawyer (played by Charlie Cox) catches a brick thrown through a window. If you haven't watched the (formerly) Netflix series, "Daredevil", then you probably did not recognize that the lawyer is Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil. At some point in the future, you may want to stream that series (it's coming to Disney+ shortly).
This is one of your best reactions! Legendary movie! This was the movie fans could only imagine in their dreams. And they made it into reality. Crazy world we live in!
Magy is so exhausted from the emotion, she has to separate the reaction and the commentary/review into two videos 😅. I need at least 30 minutes to collect my thoughts after watching this for the first time myself 🤕
I was 3 when the original Spiderman (2001) came out, and I was in middle school when the first Amazing Spiderman (2012) came out, so I grew up with both of these guys and seeing this movie day 1, in IMAX, with an auditorium filled to the brim with massive fans was something I’ll never forget.
7:36 if u pay attention its actually a reference to the Sinister Six and tom saying 5 times means that there are actually 5 villains well if u include venom in the post credit its Sinister six then
I haven’t even hit play yet as I’m so excited to see your reaction I’m just jumping up and down 😂 I’m acting like I did when I was at the cinema 😂 So hyped! 😁❤️
I grew up reading Spider-Man comics (and you know how old I am, Magy!), so I loved the Toby and Andrew movies. Seeing them all three together was, in a word, amazing. I loved your reaction, and was crying right along with you! Loved it!
That emotion that you had throughout the movie, we who went to the cinema had it in an incredible way, since the audience roared in the cinema to see things like DareDevil's cameo or when Andrew and Tobey come out. I recommend that you look for videos on RU-vid of the audience's reaction, believe me it will give you goosebumps. I will only tell you that the series What if? It is canon for what is coming and I will be even bigger than this movie.
Great reactions for this movie Magy at almost an hour long!!!👏👏👏I finally saw this a few days ago. This is one I really wanted to see in the theater, but still don't feel comfortable enough with Covid still going on.
The acting in this movie (Especially from Tom and Andrew) is honestly Oscar worthy. That scene where Ned and MJ hug Peter as he breaks down makes me sob every time I watch it. Such talented people behind this love letter of a movie.
54:37 "Did he make his own suit? Isn't this more like the original suit from the comics?" GOOD on you for spotting that last point! Most viewers figured out that the suit was hand-made (like his original - but he learned a few tricks on how to do it better with all the other suits he made) but yes, yes, and YES! If you look closely and have the actual comics to compare to - that final suit he's wearing is line for line, web for web, the closest that ANY movie Spider-Man has ever been to the ORIGINAL comics look Spider-Man!
I went to see this in theaters with my friends and it was the best movie going experience of my life. We kept screaming from excitement after every cameo and I cried so fucken hard during that rooftop scene with all 3 Peters. It was so surreal seeing all of them come back and interact with each other. God to experience that for the first time again “I had him and then I…..and then I was here” idk why but that line is so emotional to me When Strange astral projected Peter you could see the wavy lines by his head symbolizing his spider sense!! That’s why he was able to avoid Strange Goblin suplexing Peter through 4 floors was fucken insane!!!!! Even though we all love your reactions and you do them for us, this is a movie you should’ve seen in theaters. The screams and yells of excitement when Andrew and Tobey came on screen is an unmatched experience “You’re all grown up” as someone who grew up watching the Sam Raimi Spider-man movies, it felt like that line was also directed at us :’) I may be biased cuz of nostalgia but, amazing movie! My favorite of all the MCU. Sure the end is a bit confusing but I loved it so much! I’m super hyped for Doctor Strange 2
MAGY!!! Yesssss...I was so looking forward to your reaction on this one. You delivered as always!!! Talk about some of the most epic amazing moments and you are so right that when watching this its so many emotions at once. Matt Murdoch being his lawyer, seeing Andrew and Tobey back...when I was in the theater people were screaming so loud you couldn't even hear the movie. Aunt May dying straight up broke me and then you did again having you watch it. Norman was insanely awesome along with the rest of the villains. The Spider-men hugging it out and flipping through air with eachother...there's just too much to love about this. I laughed, I cheered, I cried, and I loved every second of this movie. Amazing reaction cute girl!!!
@@MagicMagy we were just coming out of covid in the United States. Or at least there was a lot of Covid fatique. Fortunately when we order tickets at our theater we can pick our seats so me and my wife weren't near anyone as we watched. Which was good. Plus we got the experience of audience reactions. I myself banged my seat when I saw Matt Murdock Daredevil. That series was great. I totally recommend it! (it's off Netflix now but I think Disney plus is saying they will carry it)
@@MagicMagy I'm sorry u didnt have anyone to go with at the time. I feel bad after my reply because I had my wife to attend with and u saying u had nobody. You will for sure soon I'm sure. You are super pretty and starting to be more nerdy and therefore be able to relate to more nerdy guys. Which is great. Imagine me back in the 90s knowing how tall Wolverine was didn't help find girls lol. I still look at the ring on my hand and wonder how that happened. Also watch Gabriel Iglesias comedy standup. He made a joke in one about the Green Lantern. His kid told him the Lantern has a ring that gives powers... Gabriel as a married man laughed and was like "oh yeah, that's a fantasy"
Parker is my ultimate role model. Shitty life and absent an amount of parents. That he wears a mask does make us all think it could be us underneath. Don't tell me we think superman curls and batman jaws don't influence us. I like the line in this movie .. kinda agree
I loved this movie and it nailed what Spiderman is all about. Among the MCU Spidey trilogy, this was the most "Spiderman" story among all of them. The mistakes, unseen sacrifices, heartbreaks, and redemption of Spiderman (including Miles) in every iteration be it movies, comics and games has always been the main focus and stemmed from the famous line, "With great power, comes great responsibility". This movie was the perfect celebration of Spiderman's 60 years anniversary in media.
I've always been a Toby simp but Andrew seriously knocked this one out of the park. For me in terms of each individual loss the 3 Spidermen went thru, Andrew's hit me the hardest because of how heavy hitting they made the emotions in production. That being said I connect more emotionally with Andrew's Spidey and seeing his scenes in this where he gets very vulnerable about Gwen he definitely takes the cake for me.
I still remember as a child watching the first spiderman movie with Tony Mcguire at my sisters house with the whole family. Then the rest of the trilogy over the years several times. I went into this movie blind with no idea what it was other than the third marvel spiderman. I was confused at first because the villains looked familiar, not just the characters obviously but the actors. So when Ned opened a portal I had a slight feeling what was going to happen but no idea we'd see these beloved actors again in such glory.
So much nostalgia! I was a kid when Tobey's first movie came out and my mom took me to see it and SM2 and SM3. Seeing Tobey, Willem, Alfred, and Thomas back in those roles was amazing! And they all looked great too, like they haven't aged a day! Seeing Andrew, Jamie, and Rhys again was awesome too! Oh and that credit scene with Tom Hardy was an epic surprise!
Being in a theater on December 17th with 100+ people was a surreal experience. There was plenty of cheering, and multiple times I honestly wasn't sure if I was dreaming or not. It was so memorable :)
Not going to lie, I went to go watch the movie the first time, and let me just say, It was great to see the villains from the other Spiderman films like, Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Sandman, Lizard, and Electro, But to me, Toby and Andrew with Tom Holland as the three '''Spidermen'' was the awesome part of the trilogy, Thank you for your reaction.
