I am glad that despite knowing the biggest thing about this movie before watching it, I still had a HUGE surprise for this first time watching experience because I had no clue about any of the villains being in this. And THAT is why I don't watch movie trailers! 😉 (I have watched the No Way Home trailers and appreciate how they drummed up hype for this movie.) Thank you so much for watching with me, I really appreciate it and I hope you enjoyed it! I just finished my Breaking Bad / Better Call Saul journey on Patreon and that will be coming to RU-vid eventually... starting later this year. 🥳 Daredevil is part of my Marvel TV journey happening on Patreon too and perhaps one day I will edit the Daredevil reactions for RU-vid. I always get asked what I've reacted to, please feel free to look at my website for complete lists of YT and Patreon reactions combined: kaiielle.com And please make sure to get your suggestions in for reactions here: forms.gle/XZVvZhfhwFzsDpRU9 ❤
It's funny that in the trailers they heavily advertised the villains being in this but no mention of the other Peter's. Since you didn't watch any of those you had the opposites spoiled.
It’s totally unforgivable that after all this time you STILL don’t know how to pronounce Kevin FEIGE’s last name!! It’s two syllables…FY-GEE…(with a hard “g”) lol. I know you seemingly do not watch trailers…but, there are no longer gonna be any excuses considering that the Deadpool & Wolverine trailer (which exploded online last month) features his name being prominently spoken at the end by Deadpool. You no longer have an excuse! 😂
@@equusfemina1 Why is it unforgivable? If someone pronounces a word or a name wrong, it means they've only ever read the word/name and have never heard it being said. This is the first time that I've said his name out loud in a reaction video, so this is the first time that I have been corrected (I've received a few comments on this video that were made prior to yours). Now that I know it's fy-gee, that is what I will say. And yeah, I do not watch movie trailers for movies that I know I will be reacting to for the channel. I know the D&W trailer was a big deal, but I did not watch it.
I'm still amazed how well they kept the secret, I mean it was kinda known for a while, but unlike so many movies there was no majour spoilers, I think most was the mat murdock picture and a shot of them together in the school, but over all they managed to keep any huge spoilers. Oh yeah and the european trailer that accidently spoiled the team up with a 2 second clip :>
I think Tom deserved an Oscar for that scene with aunt may alone but also for the crying on the roof it was so real and made everyone cry around me(he’s good in everything he does)
Tom holland is fabulous in this movie and in everything he does he’s such a good actor and never gets any love for all his hard work--he’s the star of this movie and the only superhero that does his own stunts with his ballet tap and gymnastics backgroundI’m so tired of hearing how great Andrew is and no mention of how great Tom is
I always appreciate how at the end it isn't Peter 1 thanking Peter 2 and 3, but rather it's Tom Holland thanking Tobey and Andrew for paving the way for him to be Spider-Man. Just adds to an already emotional moment.
I love how Doc Ock immediately wants to help as soon as his new chip works. It reminds you how he and so many of Spider-Man's villains were genuinely good, well-meaning people before the incidents that transformed them. Also, Willem Dafoe was 66 and doing most of his own stunt work in the fight scenes. He literally insisted upon doing as much of it as possible when he agreed to come back as Osborn. Tobey's Peter having organic web shooters is almost entirely exclusive to his Spider-Man. In almost every other version in every other medium, Spider-Man's webs are mechanical. It was a change they made for the first Tobey Maguire movie because they felt that it would be too tough to explain how this high school kid could build things like mechanical web shooters. So they opted to make his web shooters one of his superpowers as a matter of narrative convenience.
it's always surprised me when creatives decide people won't buy something. They did later with spiderman, they didn't think magic would work in the movies originally, but it does. They thought classic x-men outfits were dumb until deadpool proved maybe it's a good idea to have iconic recognizable outfits. I don't think there really is a "this won't work in the movie:" it's just people too lazy or lacking vision to make it work. I also find it weird when someone says "it's not realistic so it wouldn't work" in a movie where a guy gets bitten by a spider and develops spider based powers and swings around new york fighting other powered people.
Out of this entire movie, its crazy that my favorite part is Andrew Garfield's Spiderman saving MJ. The look on his face is just so perfect and utterly heartbreaking.
The theater experience of seeing this film was EVERYTHING. Euphoric, magical, exhilarating, and LOUD. Rarely have I been in a movie theater where there is that much clapping and cheering. The energy in that place was insane.
@@jimhowe2624 its normal in india , here movies are like a festival , you cheer , clap , vwhistle to yiur hero ‘s . Its not a bad experience you can hear every line clearly the audio is loud . You should have seen the theatrical exp of no way home , infinity war and end game 🔥
You asked what it was like in the theater. It was great. When Andrew and Toby showed up the crowd in my theater went wild. When Aunt May died that hit everyone hard and you heard a lot of "oh come on". Of course a lot of cheers for Willem Defoe and all the villians coming back. More people were sad at Doctor Strange having to make everyone forget Peter. Especially after he said, "Everyone who knows and loves you we'd...we'd have no memory of you". He was letting him know he didn't want lose him. Plus, he had to make another very hard choice to do it just after making the choice to let things play out in Endgame, knowing what would happen to Tony. I will say that this was probably the best since Endgame at that time but not as good as Endgame. That's hard to top. Great reaction!
You had the exact opposite experience that most of us had. We knew the villains were in this movie from the trailers but Andrew and Tobey were a surprise.
Spider mens hugging scene was improvised by Tom Holland.Both Thomas haden church (Sand man) and Rhys ifans (lizard) were not in the shooting of No way home due to Covid, they had done only voicework and scenes in the movies are from archive footage from previous Spiderman movies.
Seeing this in the cinema was simply incredible. It was a culmination of my entire childhood all in a single experience, and to this day, I still can't believe that this film actually exists 😂 It also remains the only time I've ever heard physical cheers and clapping in a cinema, it's not really a thing round here, which made it a truly rare and special moment. I'll forever be grateful for being around for this, from the early 2000s to today, seeing others enjoy the same journey
I dreaded this movie more and more with every trailer and every crossover multiverse bit that was revealed. They did everything I was afraid they would do (and more, I didn’t know about Tobey and Andrew) but it all just WORKED! Every reveal, every character development made me happier than almost any other movie I had seen in years. (Even the sad stuff, because it was done so well.) I laughed, I cheered, I cried. About a dozen major characters, half of them from franchises long retired, and this movie did justice to EVERY SINGLE ONE!
One of the funnest details in the film is seeing all the moves MCU Peter learned from other Avengers. When all the Spider-men are swinging together MCU Peter uses Cap's spin move to launch one of the other Peter's. So well done, so many cool subtle things upon rewatch.
I watched NWH 3 times in the weekend, and it came out. Just like I did for Avengers Infinity War and Endgamr. It was really hard to avoid spoilers and trailers, so there was a lot of stuff I was not too surprised about, but I still loved it. Aunt Mae's death was shocking, but as soon as she started saying the with great power speech. I knew she was done for. I loved that Matt Murdock was in this. Daredevil is probably my favorite Marvel show. As always, I loved your reaction Kaiielle 🙌🏼❤️
The theater experience for this was so cathartic. Movies were officially back. There had been movies all year to that point, but audiences weren’t hitting like they used to til this movie.
Thanks so much for enjoying this movie, Kaiielle! Due to living in Japan, I had to see this in theaters several weeks after its release in North America. Thankfully, nothing was spoiled for me beforehand (apart from what I saw in trailers) and it was a great experience. Between the reserved nature of Japanese audiences, and the fact I couldn't go on opening weekend, there weren't any huge reactions among my fellow viewers. However, my own love for the Spider-Man franchise was more than enough for me, and I deeply appreciated this love letter to all the fans. One memo: During the first fight against Electro, Spidey isn't wearing a new costume. Because he couldn't wash out the stain after having paint thrown on him, he just decided to turn that costume inside-out. After May was able to get the stains out, he switched it back to normal.
Honestly, the best theatre experience I’ve ever had. Went opening night and we all were hopeful all 3 spideys would should up and when they did it was electric ⚡️ I can still hear the gasps of excitement followed by applause 👏🏼
Andrew’s saving MJ gets me bawling every time. And then MJ not wanting to forget Peter. Outstanding acting moments. So many great actors and all being true to their respective universes. ❤❤❤ 🕷️🕷️🕷️
The theater audience for this movie was Endgame levels of WILD. Made me feel like a kid again watching Tobey as Spidey. That whole bit where he tells Doc Ock that he's, "trying to do better, " Ooof! Hits hard as an adult. Felt like Doc was talking to us directly. 😭
What could have avoided this entire movie, was if Peter realized that after the spell he could totally just tell MJ, May, and Ned that he's Spider-Man.
Or if he and Strange had just had a five-minute conversation before starting the spell. Instead of "Make everyone forget that Peter is Spider-man," have it be "Make everyone forget ever seeing Mysterio's video".
Even with all the flaws thid movie has, I can’t help but still love it. All the callback, references, redemptions, and just seeing everyone interact with each other is such a treat. Also, some concept art originally showed Scorpion messing up the spell instead of Peter. Dunno why they changed it, but hopefully we’ll get to see him again in the future And OMG I love the hotel fight and that Spider sense scene. The tension is insane and how the spider sense is displayed is soooo cool and unique. And everyone’s acting is top tier, especially William Defoe!
One thing I love is how they have different swinging styles. It's most obvious for me with Andrew's Spiderman (his movments feel very fluid and smooth, but also weighty and sharp)
My movie experience was seeing this in a small theater in Wisconsin with a bunch of teenagers who probably didn’t know the older Spider-Man movies (the reactions to them were much more muted than others I’ve seen online) but it was still so surreal and magical to see them on the screen for the first time! Very emotional, too
I have seen every Marvel movie opening night , going back before you can buy and reserve your seat online , waiting outside the theater for 3 hours, and there is nothing like experiencing a Marvel movie in a theater full of Marvel fans
In the comics, Spider-Man’s biggest enemies form the team the Sinister Six. In the film Strange had six cells prepared (with the tree Peter shot taking up one of them). So there’s this meta joke that Spidey fans spend the whole movie waiting for the sixth member to arrive. It turns out there IS a sixth member of the Sinister Six, he just spent the entire movie getting drunk in Mexico 😂
Loved your reaction when you saw Willem Dafoe become Goblin and just how he makes everything go wrong for Peter, I saw this in the theatre and this whole apartment scene is just so well done most intense moment out of all the Spiderman movies in my opinion.
I love that they brought back some of the score music from the previous Spider-Man films. When I heard the music from the Tobey films and the Andrew films, I definitely shed a tear in the theater. 🕸
Theater experience was golden. One of the coolest moments outside all of the Spidey stuff was the daredevil reveal. There were hoots and hollers all over the place for that one and a lot of confused people who never saw the show 😂
I will never, ever forget watching this on opening night in a packed theater filled with Spider-Man fans. The cheers, especially when Andrew and Tobey showed up, were so loud!
I love how you had the exact opposite reaction as most of us. Doc Oc and the Green Goblin were in the trailers for this movie but not the other spider men. You knew about Toby and Andrew but were blind about the villains. It was nice to see that you were surprised even with all the spoilers. Loved your reaction as always!
The theater experience for this incredible movie was INSANE!!! Right up there with Avengers: Endgame for sheer spectacle and yet hilarious, gut-wrenching and heartwarming, and our theater crowd was INTO IT!! I abso-freaking-lutely LOVE this movie!! Spider-Man has always been my favorite superhero, and to see the three of them together was a dream come true. I truly enjoyed your reactions, and I completely agree with you on two things: Tobey's costume is the best, and the Green Goblin is the ultimate Spidey villain. Thanks for a great experience!! 😊
I don’t know if anyone else knows this fact, but if you watch this movie and you also watch the first Spider-Man movie whenever Norman turns into the green goblin, his teeth are Willem Dafoe’s normal teeth, which are crooked and look pointy and jagged whenever he is Norman Osborne, though they gave him fake teeth to slide over his normal teeth
I happened to be in Brooklyn when this came out and saw it twice there on opening weekend, including one on opening night and I've never had a theater experience like that before or after. The atmosphere was explosive. It was amazing.
I saw this in the theater with a head full of rumors and theories and spoilers, convinced that Tobey and Andrew were gonna be in it, but it didn't matter. It was amazing to see them again. Everybody was cheering and everything. Super fun. I also knew Matt Murdock was in it so it was fun to hear the reaction of people who didn't know he would show up. As far as MCU theater experiences, this was up there with Endgame.
It's not going to happen because of the Tom Holland/Zendaya of it all, but they left it at a perfect place to basically enter college sort of fresh and you can bring in characters like Harry Osborn or Gwen Stacy or Felicia Hardy. Also fun fact: Charlie and Andrew were roommates once upon a time and are still friends. They spoke during the making of this film, but didn't say anything to one another because of the secrecy of it all. So imagine their surprise when they watch the final cut and see that their buddy was in it and they sorta lied to each other. Also, they lived with Robert Pattinson, which means at one point in time Spider-Man, Daredevil and Batman shared a place together.
The one thing I was hoping for knowing it was going to be a long shot was seeing Kate Bishop at the end of this or maybe getting a Peter appearance at the end of Hawkeye. They definitely both took place around the same time frame.
I saw a TikTok that to this day makes me tear up. Someone acted out the end credits scene we should've got for this movie where Andrew visits Gwen's grave and talks about meeting the other Peter's...his brothers. Then he tells her wirh tears in his eyes about how he caught MJ.
Theater experience was wild. When Andrew and Toby stepped out of the portals the whole theater errupted. People cheering and screaming. It was electric.
When I saw that this movie was coming out, It was the one that made me want to go back and watch all of the MCU, I originally watched Iron Man 1 and 2 when they released, and I didn't know that the MCU was a thing at that point since I was 8 and 10 when they came out. By the time I got caught up with the MCU for this movie, it was available on D+ and I purposefully started a few months a head of it's release. Also a couple fun facts about this movie: Willem Dafoe did his own physical stunts saying that it meant a lot to him to do them, he was 66 at the time. Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man is the only one with Organic Webs, it was a production choice since it would be cheaper than prop Web Shooters. You can actually see the Spider-Sense/Tingle when Dr. Strange knocks him out of his physical form, there's little waves over his head that resemble the comics Spider-Sense.
Your reaction to Matt Murdock showing up is everything!!! It kills me when a reactor has no reaction because they haven't seen Daredevil which is the best Marvel TV show (along with Agents of Shield) imo
I loved this movie so much, it was so well done. I just can’t stand the implication that everything that happened was Peter’s idea. When he went to talk to Strange and got shot down, he accepted it and was going to leave, then Strange suggested they do the other thing instead. Yes, Peter should not have kept interrupting, but that absolutely was not his idea as Strange kept trying to put the blame on him
To be clear. Toby and Andrew were in no trailers, no posters, no promotional material. There were rumors, speculation after seeing Green Goblin and Octopus, but, that's it. Both actors turned down all questions and admitted nothing. Which was awesome. Made the surprise better. Glad you enjoyed it so much!! My only disappointment is that Michael Mando's Scorpion which was set up in the end credits of Homecoming didn't even make an appearence. And that Sandman for some reason turned? Like Flint was a good guy.. Everything was resolved. But regardless was cool seeing them all
Yeah, that's awesome! I did end up watching the trailers after watching the movie, just to see for myself how it was set up. I like how I kind of had the opposite experience as the rest of you going in.
I always get chills when I hear Ned say that he'll never turn into a monster and try to kill Peter, because in the comics, Ned Leeds becomes the Hobgoblin, one of Spider-Man's nemeses. Also, Alfred Molina is the actor that plays Otto Octavius, and he is quite well known among gamers as the voice actor for Imperial Battlemage Abnur Tharn in the Elder Scrolls Online, which he had done for 7 years and was a fan favorite.
Love that you finally got to this. It was amazing. To what you were saying about the others being the highlight above "our" Spidey, and his universe. I think Tom Holland deserves a lot of credit for that. As the star, in his third solo movie, he could have made a stink about it. Or insisted on minimising Andrew and Toby's impact. But he didn't. The Spider-Man experience for the fans was more important. So, hats off to him for that.
To answer your question, the theater experience for this was, unfortunately, indescribable. I went into it having not seen any pre-MCU Spiderman movies but thankfully loaded with enough pop culture knowledge to know what was going on (enough that I still cried at Peter 3 catching MJ) and it was still incredible. Probably the best MCU experience i've had besides Infinity War/Endgame. Absolutely epic! Sidenote: Welcome back again! Don't let the impatient few make you feel bad if you're "late" with a reaction or two. If you can't post for whatever reason, don't worry. We'll be here when you're ready
When I saw this in theaters during the spider man reveal’s my theater went nuts including me lol we all loved it they did it so good for this movie. Hopefully this is not the last we see of them either would love it again.
The funniest part about the scene with Ned asking Tobey about his best friend is that in the comics, Ned does in fact become a super villain, the second Hobgoblin, and tries to kill Peter multiple times until dying, and while he didn't die on Peter's arms, he was the one who found Ned's body.
@@PhilBagels From what I recall he used to be Peter's friend when they were younger, but they just kind of drifted apart. And he was married to Peter's first crush, Betty Brant. But yeah the Ned in the mcu spider man movies is really more like Harry from the comics (just without the crazy dad).
@@Klaital1 He's actually Ganke in terms of personality, appearance, and relationship with a superhero best friend - Ganke is Miles Morales' best friend (the Spider-Man from the animated Spider-Verse movies), I heard they reduced his role and also likely slimmed him down in the Spider-Verse movies to avoid similarity with Ned in the MCU Spider-Man series. Ganke knows Miles is Spider-Man and they converse about his secret life regularly. In 2001, a new universe of Marvel called The Ultimate universe had comics to help inundate readers who may want to have easy access to Marvel due to the first Spider-Man film coming out. Eventually in that comic series, Peter dies and Miles takes his place. I don't recall Ned ever being Peter's friend in the comics, only a colleague. Ganke is called Ned to give Peter a best friend who turns into a Goblin villain (like how Michelle Jones gives him an "MJ"), even though a decade later in the comics, it's retroactively revealed that The Hobgoblin's real identity is that of billionaire fashion designer, Roderick Kingsley and Ned was brainwashed and framed to appear as The Hobgoblin. Roderick sounds like a name belonging to a rich guy, so Ned couldn't have that instead. By the way, Ned and then Roderick are the first Hobgoblin of a few, but the others are ultimately so insignificant, they're never brought up in conversation unless an in-depth analysis occurs.
@@tornadochaser2457 As I said, Ned become the second hobgoblin, Roderick Kingsley was the first. And Jason Macendale became the third after he had Ned killed, until he was in turn killed by Roderick.
So, when I saw this in the theater I had not yet seen the Netflix Daredevil series (I've since watched the whole thing) but I knew Matt Murdoch was DD from the comics and instantly thought it was cool that they used him for Parker's attorney. THEN ... I heard the audience rxn and thought "Woah, I bet that's the TV Daredevil actor" - even cooler.
I love that Andrew Garfield is such a good sport in this film about the fact that his films aren’t as beloved/nostalgic/popular etc as Tom’s and Tobey’s
Poignant. The theater experience was awesome. I told my son it is the quintessential SpiderMan movie. He agreed. (In fairness, though, Spider Man has always been my favorite comic book character, ever since I was a kid.) Now, in fairness, because of its place in the MCU, this movie was what it was. But, it was also an excellent reset. Now, if they make another Spider Man movie, it can be totally different. Will it be? I don't know. I do think they kind of ran out of ideas. They may need another 20 years before they're able to have something new to say. But, for my part, I really enjoyed it. (Even the fan servicy stuff. I'm a fan, and I don't mind if they cater to me. Nope. Not one bit.) I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for bringing us along on your journey. Even though I've been there and done that, the whole point of the reactionverse is for those of us who have been there, and done that to be able to vicariously be there and do it again for the first time with you. It's a strange nostalgia, left over from a few years ago where we were all struggling to find connection with humanity again, after having been somewhat violently separated from everyone and everything. So... I appreciate yours (and the other reactors') willingness to let us participate. Thank you, Kaiielle. And, now... I hope you have a wonderful rest of the spring. And, enjoy the summer up there! I'll look forward to whatever you watch next.
I was very skeptical of the multiverse element going in. I thought it was going to be some kind of cheap fan service, a gimmick. Instead they came up with a really good story and got some great performances out of everybody involved. I was so surprised and impressed by it and I love all the Peters interacting together.
Andrew's Spiderman is underrated and doesn't get nearly the credit he deserves. Except for that one guy in your comments, I haven't talked to anyone who didn't have high praise for this film. It's debut average score was 8.2 which is higher than all the other spiderman movies and it has a 98% audience rating on rotten tomatoes. They introduced so many characters and managed to balance them perfectly and give them their due, while giving us a comic book worthy story and some incredible and poignant dialogue. After Spidey 3 caught MJ and they had their moment, the whole cinema cheered. When Andrew appeared everyone was like "I fucking knew it!" even though no one actually did at that point. When Toby appeared some people were actually crying and cheering. It was an energetic experience for sure. It's not perfect because nothing can be but to say this movie isn't outstanding makes me wonder what those people expected and how they'd do it better. Even as a writer, I think there are only small things that could be improved. Also Willem Dafoe is probably the best villain in any comic book related movie. He would also have made an amazing Joker in the right scenario or Hannibal Lecter. If you haven't seen Boondock Saints, you should check it out :)
Love this movie even if it's not my favourite within the MCU. I find it strange when people criticise the fan service, it's literally a huge part of the story. It's like my Dad complaining about Star Wars because of all the space stuff. Great reaction again, you should check out, maybe even react to Andrew Garfield werewolf, where he was denying being in the movie, love that guy lol
This movie was magic. I could not believe that all these stars came back for this. I saw it in the theater in the first midnight showing... we were all blown away.
Seeing this movie in the cinema was an unforgettable experience. I thought that since End Game I wouldn't see another Marvel movie in the cinema that was this exciting. The vibe was incredible. Also, I grew up with Tobey's Spider-Man, it hit me with nostalgia. It was a dream come true.
The audience that was in the cinema screamed when the old villains came out, the Spider-Mans. Im from Puerto Rico, so when they mentioned Miles Morales with the black Spiderman, the public was also excited by that. When Andrew saved MJ there was also screaming. The truth is that the experience was incredible.
I vaguely recall that when the Andrew Garfield movies were coming out people got pissed that they were redoing the origin story, but then when Marvel brought out the Tom Holland Spiderman people were pissed they didn't give him the OG origin story, THEN when this came out people were pissed AGAIN because it's essentially another origin story.... basically no matter what filmmakers do someone is going to be upset about how they're doing it. Does this movie run on nostalgia? Yes. Do I care? Not at all, it's a fun movie and knows what it is.
KL, when the 2 Spiderman come through the portal. In the theater I sobbed for a good 30 mins. Happy and sad tears. It hurt bad. I saw the Toby Mcguire ones in theater too. Great nostalgia.
I'm still disappointed that they didn't bring Kirsten Dunst back for a credit scene. I was fully expecting her to be there greeting Toby when he came back. That would've been the best ender.
Yeah, why didn't she appear? The whole idea was that everyone who knew Peter Parker is Spiderman from every universe was supposed to be brought in. That MJ did know Peter was Spiderman, so she should have been there. And in a sense, so should Andrews Gwen and her father - just because they died doesn't mean they shouldn't be there. After all, Norman and Otto and Curt also all died, and they came.
For me and a lot of people I can assume, who were on the internet a lot leading up to the movies release, even if you weren't looking for news about the movie, the other Spider Man's being in No Way Home was kinda the worst kept secret in superhero movie history. That shot (36:07) of Andrew was leaked many months prior to release, though he tried his hardest to convince everyone that the image was fake, and pretty much deny that he was in the movie in every interview he had or talk show he was on. Toby and Andrew being in the movie was pretty much theorized to death, especially once we knew Alfred Molina's Doc Ock was in the movie after the first trailer. And there was an incredibly dumb leak a month or so before the release that revealed both Toby and Andrew, as well as Charlie Cox. Didn't hinder how awesome seeing all 3 together in the movie was, though.
I was hyped about this movie going in and kinda was already spoiled about Tobey & Andrew, but it was already rumored that they would appear so I wasn’t super surprised. Seeing Charlie cox as Matt was something else entirely for me. After Daredevils cancellation, I had such little hope they would ever bring him and everyone else back. Until kingpin showed up in Hawkeye (which came out in the same week this movie was released) and I was just praying Matt would show up eventually. I was grinning and clapping like an idiot when he came out on that IMAX screen. Luckily my theater was clapping as well and I couldn’t get this excitement out of my chest. It was such an amazing feeling that he now has a future to interact with the broader MCU 🙏🏼
Oh yeah, I also heard that when Charlie cox went to a local theater to watch the movie, he had to experience dead silence when he appeared as Matt cuz no one knew who his character was and that makes me so sad for him 😭
J K Simmons does a really good impersonation of Alex Jones in this movie. Willem Dafoe really steals the show. He proves that he can play an even better Green Goblin without the mask.
