Spider-Man Fights Doctor Strange In The Mirror Dimension | Spider-Man: No Way Home 

But considering how powerful Strange is, it’s remarkable that Peter won

​@@youtubejackeypika6590 nah nah peter has that spider sense. I think people like you forget how strong spider man is. And how math works

I can tell you’re more of a doctor strange fan, but I’m more of a spider man fan 😅😂 and I would also say it wasn’t much of a versus battle, as Peter didn’t even punch or kick or anything to strange, he was just trying to get the box away from strange (both trying to take the box away from each other

⁠​⁠@@trollolololols3857 Less of a physical bout and more of a battle of the minds

@@Bob-hl4zb yeah, strange wants to save the multi verse and their world (strange and spidey) while spidey just wants to try to save everyone

Very little considering how much VFX work is out sourced and how little VFX workers are actually paid. CGI is cheap.

You've got it backwards, CGI is their major constraint financially, practically, and, as we see here, artistically. @@Galimeer5

ill say the whole train scene alone plus his little portal effects that should add up to about a good $2-4k bucks considoring all the tracking and the fancy cut out tracking they had to use from a blue screen onto the mirror dimension form so that whole scene alone is possibly worth $3k or more considering paying off the cgi artist and vfx artist

​@@Galimeer5 Good CGI is actually quite expensive due to being time consuming and requiring expensive equipment. Even the last season of Game of Thrones cost $13 million. CGI is far from cheap.

Peter is a genius? Strange got his masters & phd st the same time, top surgeon and sorcerer supreme, that’s ridiculous…great scene tho

@@JoshAnthonyMcDowellHe’s still a genius by our terms

Did you not see the scene in civil war where he casually catches buckys arm, and twists it, with no effort whatsoever. With a very very confused bucky looking at him.

cap is a 1 tonner and even lowballing peter, he's like a 5-10 tonner, I don't understand how they could write Cap to challenge him in a fight

I still remember seeing this scene in the theater. My jaw was dropped the whole time.

lol

Yet he misses up everything

@@ASTROGOW19that’s Peter Parker and his luck for ya.

yeah thats literally why aunt may died lmao

But its actually aunt may who i advised it lol 🤣🤣​@sugarbae910

When?

He doesn't want to hurt Peeter Man

Well in this case it's happening in the mirror dimension so the outside world is unaffected. But anyway, the avengers were held responsible for the collateral damage they inflict in Captain America: Civil War. Still funny how after endgame no one cares about superheroes fighting again.

@@kajojo2399 Re-read my comment. I made a tiny but significant edit.

Oof.

Was it budget reasons? I'm pretty sure he gets paid significantly better than Maguire or Garfield now.

Pretty sure he got #metoo’d

@@nelsondu2333 Unlikely, given he's pretty much "cancelled" now, bringing him would have been a mistake

​@nelsondu2333 nope maguire is payed highly even in his own movies idk what u talking and James was not there only because he was accused of rape cases

@@pennclick For good reason though, he’s done some fucked up stuff. Including but not limited to having sex with his students. You can read his Wikipedia page if you want to know more lol

Literally cartoon style XD

Because Strange was holding back since Peter is a kid dude

Any people with brain will understand why Strange lost this ,first this reason ,they built a relation in infinity war that's why he even helped Peter so it truly makes sense

​@@sagarganeshj1419I think he follows the 'DC Universe'😂

@@sagarganeshj1419 He could have beaten him without hurting him. The mirror dimension is Strange's domain where he should have been able to do whatever he wanted, like summon up unbreakable bonds, or manifest a cage around Peter. But he didn't, because the writers wanted to create drama by arbitrarily limiting his powers.

@Durwood71 he underestimated Peter as well and thought he won at first did u even watch it fully and Peter is more intelligent than strange its a known fact don't blame it on writers when u have no idea about characters

you know what's cooler than magic? Meth!

Just because there were negative consequences doesn't mean he didn't do the right thing.

Did happen he woulď lose maficiently wanda is massively more powerful than sorcery

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It was probably by that Web shooter thing that strange gave but had a reverse effect that no-one knows about 😅

There is a panel for the cells, my guy. It's made of rock. Don't you remember? Strange put Peter on one of those cells to demonstrate the magic web shooter, and then Strange let him out by turning the rock panel

@@tarandeepsidhu2699 There is a panel for the cells, my guy. It's made of rock. Strange put Peter on one of those cells to demonstrate the magic web shooter, and then Strange let him out by turning the rock panel

Strange used something earlier in a rock. He used it to let out peter eaelier in the film

@@stephan2807 it's a panel for the cells

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I mean they are basically the same character in a way- privileged, arrogant white men with boring facial hair, just one uses magic and one uses tech that may as well be magic.

They were still in the mirror dimension, I guess the spell would be ineffective unless it's in a physical reality.

problem is he's a kid trying to do the right thing but being woefully inexperienced and dr strange is an expert wizard and ex-surgeon who failed to take proper precautions the first time around and then refused to even hear him out peter didn't deserve what happened to him at the end, that fate is horrible, and logically strange should've managed to prevented it, easily in fact

if it's just math, 4 lives for 1 is a good trade. Maybe if he'd known he wouldn't have done it, but how could he know? This is what it means to be a hero- to do what's right even when it's risky.

He's definitely up there. And he's for sure one of the most versatile heroes.

@@NevTheDeranged yeah because he carry’s one of the infinity stones

@@war_robots7911 The MCU version did for a while, yeah, I can't remember if the stones even still exist post-Endgame? I don't think the Eye of Agomotto is an infinity stone in the comics. But since magic in comics can do basically anything, he's got one of the widest ranges of responses to any given situation compared to most characters.

@@NevTheDeranged thanos is my favorite villain not because he’s evil it’s because he’s really powerful with the infinity gauntlet

@@war_robots7911 Power can be really alluring. It's what you choose to do with it that makes you a hero or a villain. What do you choose to do with your power?

no

The same is true when he fights Doc Ock- the tentacles are sick, but the man is just a regular (usually not even in good shape) dude. One punch could easily destroy him. Strange at least probably has some magical contingency set up, but Doc Ock just has balls of steel to fight someone who could literally rip his actual arms off with ease.

He didnt make a mistake here. A true spider man fan knows him helping villains is something he always does in the comics

He did mess up Strange's spell in the beginning, though.

@@austintrevino6398 he stopped strange from killing and destroying the villains

he's a child? also in this movie strange was honestly the one fucking up repeatedly, spiderman made a risky but incredibly kind decision for no benefit to himself and tried his best to make it work out, strange is an expert in 2 incredibly risky professions and failed to take literally any precautions when performing a spell to alter the memories of the entire planet, what kind of dumbass performs a mind-altering spell on that scale for someone and doesn't make sure they fully understand it before performing it??

I mean, if none of the heroes made mistakes, these movies would all be 12 minutes long each. Hell, 70% of the MCU is just them cleaning up after Tony's bad decisions.

lol ikr

Spidey sense I guess

It's easy for a guy behind a computer monitor to say you should kill villians, but say that again when your in a scenario where you actually have to and see how much harder it'll be to do it. In my opinion you should'nt kill an evil person unless it's your only option. And Peter absoutely knew what he was talking about when he said he could help cure the villians, we SAW him find the fabricator at the start of the movie Strange was the one not willing to listen.

Sounds like you've had some painful experiences, friend. I'm sorry. It's not that he thought nobody should die, it's that he thought he could help them, and that's what heroes do. They help people, even when it's risky or dangerous. People who only help when it's easy or simple or guaranteed are just... regular people. There are plenty of stories where things turn out badly, or the heroes pay a higher price for their bad decisions, or the good guys are even somewhat amoral. Try reading Worm, it might be up your alley. Lots of people die in it, good and bad.

That's why like Insomniacs Spiderman better. He feels like a proper Spiderman and Peter Parker.

This is why I'm glad nobody has actual superpowers- cruel and monstrous people are way more common than heroic ones.