Spider-Man: No Way Home - Cosmonaut Quickie (SPOILERS) 

Do we all agree that Willem Dafoe went absolutely outrageously hard in his reprised role as Green Goblin? 20 years later he still sends chills down my spine

Andrew was absolutely incredible in this movie. The scene where he catches MJ, you can feel his pain. You can say he’s amazing or something. Such a good movie.

"Helping the villains" instead of just a generic, "this guys are the bad guys so spiderman has to fight them" is honestly such a great direction to take it.

I felt like Tom Holland's Spider-man has finally grown up. The ending's sad, but also truly essential to his character to finally owned up to his responsibilities with no support. I teared up a bunch from pure joy & the bittersweetness. Now realizing that Peter's story has truly been about growing up and making choices you don't necessary want to, but must.

The best part is that Andrew and Tobey aren’t just there for bait, they have an actual role despite appearing near the end. And their chemistry…. It’s so good.

The chemistry between the 3 spider-men is actually insane. It’s done so well.

My favorite line from Andrew was "so are you going to go into battle as a cool youth pastor?" 😂 That is genuinely hilarious.

I'm really glad they did not tone down Dafoe's Goblin at all, every fight and interaction with him and peter was absolutely brutal and I love it.

I feel like nobody’s talking about Otto and Tobeys Peter reuniting. They were so happy to see each other, especially since Tobey hadn’t seen him in years at this point, and it was just touching. The way Otto says “you’ve grown up” and his sheer excitement to ask how he’s been is so wholesome. I’ve always felt bad for Otto. Those arms took away the life of an otherwise good man. This was a moment those characters really needed in my opinion, especially since Otto would’ve sacrificed himself as soon as he became himself again

I lost it when Willem Dafoe started suplexing Tom Holland through the floor, laughing the whole time. I was somewhat worried they were gonna gloss over his superhuman strength but he went straight hog wild.

I think the first two movies being more lighthearted with smaller stakes make No Way Home's darker tone and bittersweet ending more impactful; other Spider-Men were dealt a shitty hand at life while Tom's Spider-Man CHOSE to live in a shitty apartment and cut his connections from his mentors and friends by making everyone forget him. If MCU Spider-Man already went through the "The Night Uncle Ben Died" then this trilogy was his "The Night Gwen Stacy Died" when he learns that real personal tragedy is sorta a right of passage to truly becoming THE Spider-Man we know and love.

I LOVED what they did for Spider-Man’s origin story. Started off as the dorky teenager with great potential, to ending it with a young man who’s basically lost everything. Really depicts how Spider-Man/Peter Parker is a tragic hero, where no matter what he does to save the ones he loves, he ends up losing them. And it really hyped up the comeback story of Spider-Man. It’s gonna be sooooo satisfying to see Tom Holland’s Spider-Man make a name for himself on his own in future films.

Willem DaFoe in this film was absolutely terrifying and just so good. He’s the best Spidey villain in a film ever and he did it twice

This honestly felt like the Endgame of Spider-Man Films even if you don't thinks it's the best Spider-Man movie. It's still a grand event you fall in love with because of its history and impact

I love the way they handled the Daredevil cameo. There was absolutely no speculation of his appearance from what people saw from the trailers, and they placed his cameo at the very beginning of the film where people least expected it. I also like how they didn't use any non-diagetic music whatsoever, it made for a very realistic interaction between Peter and Matt.

I love how Andrew feels like he fully embraced the spider man side of himself after the end of tasm 2 while Tobey feels like he embraced the Peter Parker side of himself. Aside from the obvious that he primarily wears his suit while tobey wears regular clothes, Andrew talks way more about being a cool super hero while tobey talks more about his efforts to keep up his “human life.”

I was surprised by how fast Andrew Garfield managed to make me tear up when he was talking about how he failed to save Gwen- I mean the raw emotion he channeled through that scene was palpable. Stellar acting best out of the 3 Spidey’s IMO.

The way Norman just tanks punches while laughing is insane, that whole scene feels like something out of the Raimi trilogy

I love Ned so much, every movie I expect him to start taking a backseat like most side characters in superhero films do, especially after the first movie, but he sticks around and gets involved and every scene with him is just great

This film to me is the culmination of the lessons Tom Holland's Peter has been learning since his appearance in Civil War. In CW and Homecoming, he was just the new kid trying to figure out how to do the superhero stuff and his focus was on impressing Tony, whom he idolized. By the end of Homecoming he realized he still had a lot to learn and wasn't ready to be a full-fledged Avenger yet. In Infinity War + Endgame he got caught up in things much bigger than himself, and he knew it. But, he also knew he needed to do his part, and so he followed the lead of all the more experienced heroes and offering support. Then, he watched as the man he looked up to the most made the sacrifice play- giving his life, giving up the happiness he could have with his wife and child, to save everyone. And this hit him *hard*. In Far From Home, he felt once again like he was getting caught up in things much bigger than himself, but this time without Tony's guidance. He felt incapable of living up to the legacy of Iron Man that he inherited, and so he tried several times to leave the issues to people more capable than him, but they were all either off-world or otherwise unable to assist. He rejected his responsibility and naively trusted a complete stranger who had tricked him. He was able to correct this mistake, and things nearly worked out- but one more trick turned his life upside down when they revealed his secret identity. And here, in No Way Home, Peter tried to find a way to get things back to the way they were, and sought the help of a friend who has power that he did not fully grasp the magnitude of, and ends up botching the spell which causes even more chaos and destruction in his world and life. He saw the tragedy of these people from other universes, and while he wanted to go along with Dr. Strange's plan to just put them back where they were and resign them to their fates, Aunt May reminded him of what he already knew, that he has the capability to help them, and thus the responsibility to at least try. So, he became his own hero, standing up for his own beliefs, even against someone he looks up to because he believes what he is doing is right. He didn't just blindly trust these strangers, having given the cube to MJ and Ned as a contingency if things went wrong, which, of course they did. And he realized that the only way to fully right the wrongs he caused was to follow the example that Tony made for him: sacrificing his own life and happiness for the good of everyone else. That is the moment that, to me, marks this Peter as having become a fully realized Spider-Man. The tragedy of the hero who can never have it all.

I really, REALLY, enjoyed the scene of Garfield saving MJ. It was so touching seeing him face his past with Gwen and redeeming himself by saving MJ. My favorite scene in the movie no questions asked.

I seriously did not think Dafoe’s Green Goblin could be anymore demented than the 2002 one. I was HORRIBLY wrong. I was legitimately terrified of him after that condo scene

It was hilarious that people were claiming that Strange was nerfed and mad that Spidey “beat him” when all he did was out smarted him which is 100% accurate

The scene when Toby stops Tom from killing Defoe is so powerful and so emotional for me. The oldest and wisest Peter tells the youngest and still hurting Peter that he doesn’t have to let his loss stop him from being the hero he’s meant to be. It’s like all 3 of the movies I grew up with are passing down the torch. I’ll never see that Peter against but he helped our new one define the Spider-Man he will become. It’s beautiful.

I love the moment when Tobey reassures Andrew that if he doesn’t give up hope, he can make his personal life work out, even after Andrew has given up on it. It perfectly displays his earnest optimism. His Peter is such a kind, gentle, caring person and it’s so good go see.

the andrew garfield redemption was so well done and well earned. having the other spideys say how great he is was so sad :( his movies really suffered from terrible directing and i'm happy he's finally getting some appreciation now that he's in this movie

"Too strong to have it all... Too weak to take it!" Is one of my favorite lines from this movie. He shows Peter how a version of someone powerful who's selfish and wants to take and do what he pleases without having anyone in regard. It's a perfect counterpart for Peter, who is giving everything he has to help others.

8:49 best part of the video

The three Spider-Men had so much chemistry together to the point where I was really sad when the movie ended because I wanted to see more of Tom, Andrew and Tobey being Spider-Bros

Using the “For you” song, is a big character turn, that will have huge effects going forward for Marcus.

I was worried when I initially saw the movie, that Andrew and Tobey would overshadow the rest of the characters, but I was pleasantly surprised how the writers were able to implement them, just like with the villians

Seeing Tobey as Spider-Man again was truly something I will never forget. My childhood was revived. My heart was filled with nostalgia and love. He is and will always be my Spiderman. Always.

The best line was Andrew calling Tobey a “cool youth pastor”

Tobey and Andrew should honestly be in more movies together, even if they aren’t Spider Man related. Their chemistry is SO good.

This movie felt like a mini endgame for the Spider-Man movies. I loved it so much

I really liked that little cameo with Murdock, as Daredevil is probably my 2nd or 3rd favorite superhero, I was so happy to see him back.

So far more than the movie, I love that MCU fans have upheld the honor code of not spoiling this movie immediately. I had to wait 2 days to see it, and was shocked I didn’t have it spoiled.

The part that got me was when Andrew said that he stopped pulling his punches. Anyone who’s familiar with Spider-Man knows the severity of that line, and it just further showed how much Gwen’s death broke him.

I give this movie a 10/10, although the ending had me in absolute tears and was heartbreaking and I wish no one forgot who Peter Parker was, but rather just have everyone remember him who already knew him beforehand but only have May, MJ, Happy, and Ned remember that he's Spider-Man and have everyone else forget. But the one scene that had me on my toes was when all the enemies were circled around Peter and his Spidey-Senses were going off and he just couldn't figure out who it was at first, but then he found out and instantly webbed Goblin's hand down cuz he was able to realize it was him. Also my favorite shot in the entire movie was when all 3 Spider-Man jumped and dived down together and were swinging together and then when they all landed and were all perched on each part of the building in their Spidey-Poses was SICK

I love your use of the “for you” song in the ending 😭😭😭

I was actually more sad by Peter losing his friends and their memories of him than I was of Aunt May dying. Especially if the actors for Ned and MJ decide not to come back then it'll just mean that story wise Peter chose not to reunite with them because he didnt want their lives ruined simply for knowing him

That acting by Tobey when he’s holding the glider is amazing You can feel how much he doesn’t want Toms Peter to make the same mistake he did and how the look of “it’s not worth it” just purely from his facial expression. Bravo Tom Andrew and Tobey you’ve done us all proud

Willem was definitely Dafoe is this one. Actually succeeding in breaking Peter, just after he recovered from losing Mr Stark made me hurt and I love it. That menacing smile while fighting and taunting Peter brought a smile to mine. 2021 wasn't such a bad year after all.

I DIED laughing at the song choice for end of the video. 10/10

The biggest "OH SHIT" I've experienced is MJ falling off and Andrew rushing to save her. It sent shivers down my spine and when he managed to save her it fucking broke my heart to see his reaction. Andrew is the greatest actor of the bunch and his movies did him dirty.

Can I just say how wholesome it is seeing each Spider-man interact with each other. Andrew's Spidey commenting how he always wanted brothers, Tobey's Spidey telling Andrew how amazing he is when they all compare their past battles. The hug Tom's Spidey gives both of them before he says goodbye. It's all so nice to see, especially when you've grown up with all these movies.

Only OG people know why the for you song is at the end

God Willem Dafoe was so fun to watch. Incredibly menacing, scary, and when I watched this dude in the apartment scene, it legit seemed more like a horror movie than a superhero movie. It was so amazing to see a Spider-Man villain portrayed in such a menacing way.

Marcus dropping the "For You" song at the end is the proof that there is a multiverse of cosmonaut spiderman reviews

I remember Peter mentioning in Homecoming about Uncle Ben dying, but this movie makes it a bit more clear that his death wasn’t necessarily the catalyst for Peter becoming Spider-Man. Sad to see Marisa Tomei go but I really enjoyed that spin on it.

I could watch a movie of the 3 of them just chatting. Their chemistry is amazing

Oh god not the “for you” song

“I just wanted to kill you myself” was the rawest thing I never knew I wanted to hear Tom’s Peter Parker say

Tobey’s quieter and wiser interpretation of Spiderman works perfectly in this dynamic given that between the three he is the oldest Spiderman.

That "For you" song trauma is still there, huh?

That outro with that damn "For You" song slowed down will haunt my brain until I die.

The thing with the nostalgia in No Way Home is that they don't just bring back old characters for cameos, they do something new and interesting with each of them. They're still full characters with full impact and importance for Holland's overall character arc. It's really quite impressive. I don't think I've seen anything done like this before.

I love how Andrew’s Spider-Man sort of feels like he’s picking up not far from where TASM2 left off, while Tobey’s is an older Spider-Man who is farther removed from his movies. I don’t know if that was intentional or maybe I’m just crazy. I’ve only seen it once so far, but that’s what it felt like to me. Sort of like it wasn’t just the multiverse, but different times within the multiverse. Which would make sense since Andrew’s story ended prematurely.

I love that you put the "For You" song at the end of this video. 😂

My friends told me not to watch this video because it has the fucking "for you" song in it

I knew that when we saw MJ falling in the trailer, that it would be Garfield to save her because of the parallels; but I did not expect him to start crying when he does save her, and that really REALLY touched me.

Just saw this yesterday and thought it was great. I love how there’s some meta-commentary on Andrew being the “lame” Spidey and how Tobey hypes him up. Tom labeling himself as 1, Tobey as 2 and Andrew as 3 got a giggle out of me because of the reminder of how people love to rank the different Spidermen. I’m also not sure if this was intentional, but the comment of being a “good looking kid”from Electro towards a 38 year old Andrew Garfield was hilarious to me in particular. Tom always stood out as the most teenage Spider-Man in a way. He always had the most guidance and support from others. Now that he’s lost everything and is back to basics, he really is on the same level as that status-quo for Spidey has always been. Not to mention the tie in that this movie happens because of everyone knowing Peter Parker is Spider-Man, and ending with everyone knowing Spiderman but nobody at all knowing Peter Parker. He quite literally is only known through his hero identity. Not going to college (note the GED study guide when he moves into his shitty apartment), nobody to vent to about hero stuff anymore, nobody to remind him that he’s a person and not just a superhero. It’s a harsh push of Tom’s Peter into adulthood that I find super interesting. Also love that Tobey is confirmed to be the grown up Spidey who somewhat has his life together whereas Andrew and Tom are still variations on the theme of chaotic, anxious/awkward teenager.

I'm gonna say this because no one else is commenting on it, putting the "For You" song at the end of this video was gold.

Just loved tom in this movie, truly showed what he is capable of and now im excited for future mcu spider-man projects.

my favorite part was when peter hit the shield while going for goblins face and the brass dented. HE WAS GOING FOR A HUMAN HEAD. it’s like in far from home when he goes to punch mysterio and cracks the concrete pillar. the subtle ways they show his strength (and anger, in this movie) are just incredible.

I really love the idea that all of the mcu movies with Spiderman, up to this point, were really just his origin story. I remember being glad they didn't do a third uncle Ben dying scene in homecoming. I never imagined it was because he didn't have his "with great power comes great responsible" moment yet.

when he got that shitty apartment I was waiting for the rent guy to show up from the rami trilogi

I was very much surprised when Peter’s lawyer was revealed to be Matt Murdock. It was out of nowhere and thank god I completely forgot about the rumors months ago. Matt’s catching that brick that was thrown through the window was pretty impressive💯

I love how this movie pretty much brings together every type of Spider-Man fan.

Happy that I wasn't the only 1 who thought the pacing was awkward in this movie... Usually is a huge problem 4 me. But this movie is easily 1 of my favourites. Defo passed expectations. 9.5 for me🤝🏾😌

Noone gonna talk about William Dafoe literally reciting his meme with a wicked grin on his face? That was priceless! xD

I really like the part where Tobey kept telling Andrew he’s amazing, cuz u know for Spider-Man it’s traditional for them to blame bad stuffs happening around on themselves, but here we see them supporting each others and self-reflecting on their own guilt

Tom’s face when he was carrying that glider over to Goblin is so badass. And the way Tobey catches the glider, and they both just stare each other down with so much tension, I thought for a split second that Tom was going to start fighting Tobey out of pure rage (Tobey would’ve beat his little ass). The guttural roar that Tom let out while trying to shove the glider through Tobey and Goblin was awesome. And again, the shot of Tobey just looking at him like “Kid, this isn’t how we do things, I’m not letting you do this.” It’s all so perfect. This movie, ESPECIALLY Acts 2 and 3, were so perfect. One more quick thing, Willem Dafoe’s performance. He was a psychopath and I loved every second of it. He was so heinous, so calculated, so cold. He was physically and mentally torturing Tom. And unlike in Spider-Man 2002, he actually goes as far as to not just scare Aunt May, but to actually deliver a death blow to her. I didn’t think Dafoe could top his performance in 2002. He absolutely has. He’s the best Spider-Man villain ever, Molina’s Ock being a close 2.

Love the inclusion of the “For you” song during the outro card since it was the reason Marcus never watched The Amazing Spider-Man 2

I never ever felt such a satisfaction after watching your quickie. It was so good to listen what you wanted to say about this movie. Thanks man 👍.

I was *so* fucking sure that the memory erasure would be faked out in the end somehow. Like Peter would be about to leave the coffee shop and MJ would be like, "Here's your order... *Spider-Man"* and then wink to the camera or some shit. And I respect the hell out of the filmmakers for going through with it and letting Peter lose something.

This is basically a better version of One More Day, because here, the reset is a result of Peter’s choices rather than a choice Peter makes, and I love it for that. Also Aunt May stays dead lol.

I can't remember the last time I was so excited during an entire movie. Almost every scene had me smiling and so giddy. Infinity war and endgame had their moments (Thor arriving in Wakanda, Cap picking up Thor's hammer at the end of endgame). But this spiderman movie had me wild from start to finish.

There’s actually a reference to uncle Ben in far from home (his suitcase had his initials) and in homecoming he said “I can’t do that to her, not after everything that’s happened recently” so uncle Ben existed but I think he either divorced may or died before we met this version of Peter. They just swapped his plot line with May for this series and the fact that they waited three movies to do it which is genius imo! We are more attached to her and it’s not just us watching some random guy we just met die, it’s a character we’ve seen for three movies and we can feel the pain that Peter feels…

Andrew Garfield's Peter getting to redeem himself in saving the girl was great. - You could really see how much the moment meant to him before during and after the whole save. He must have relived the Gwen moment so many times. Thought about how he'd do things different if he had another chance. It looked like the regret of not honoring Gwen's father's last words had been lifted.

Andrew and Tobey are major supporting characters, but not quite co-leads. They were in the movie more than just glorified cameos in the final battle and I really appreciated it. They both had their own character arcs that continued from their own movies and it was really cool to see

I think this is my favorite live action Spider-Man film, but I heartily agree that Into the Spider-Verse is leagues beyond this one still. That film is a masterpiece.

I think in the MCU, Uncle Ben did exist and did die, but it's not in a way where it was Peter's fault or where he could've stopped it somehow. In Homecoming Peter tells Ned something along the lines of "I can't let May know especially after everything she's been through." and in Far From Home we see a glimpse of a name tag on Peter's suitcase and it has B. Parker written on it. I guess we'll find out when Freshman Year comes out.

You can tell all three Spideys had a blast being with each other in this movie. They have such good chemistry, and it’s so fun to see these guys work off each other. All I can say too is that I’m excited to see where Toms Spider-Man goes from here. It’ll be very interesting indeed.

This movie had everything I needed bruh. Tobey returning, Andrew returning and getting his redemption, Tom's Spidey growing even more as a character and going back to basics, and of course Wilem Dafoe's Green Goblin fucking more shit up. The final fight between him and Tom gave me absolute chills 🔥🔥🔥

The soundtrack from the amazing Spider-Man 2 in the credits 🤣 burns

My favorite scene is Andrew catching MJ, you can feel his pain, and throughout the movie he puts himself down because he’s ashamed of what happened to Gwen, such a fantastic movie, probably one of my favorite scenes in a marvel movie

I love how the characters from the older trilogies interact with each other. Especially Tobey + Andrew and Tobey + Doc Ock. Those moments just make it feel like a big Spider family Christmas reunion

Great video!!! THIS IS MY FAVORITE SPIDER-MAN MOVIE EVER!!!!!!

that slowed 'for you' song for the outro lmao

I disagree with the Jaime Fox thing. I don't think he's a bad actor. He's just only really good in a couple types of roles.

This movie exceeded my already high expectations. Im honestly just impressed they integrated everything so well and even gave lil character arcs while delivering a cohesive plot. Not to mention the effects + fight scenes were absolutely stellar.

The post credit scene with Venom and Eddie felt like they did them a little dirty, i would have loved to see that duo interact with Peter here.

a cosmonaut no number score seems about as close as we’ll get to a 10/10 score and i’m okay with that

I just love how true to character they wrote Toby and Andrew. Toby’s kinda cringe kinda corny line about “curing”some ass is just something he would say.

The ending of this movie is literally so perfect. It is just pure tragedy and seeing Peter lose all of his connections and live in a shitty apartment was fuckin' amazing. That final swing in his new suit was so filled with emotion and I honestly think that it works so well as not only the end to all Spider-Man movies, but the end to the whole MCU. Like, if they just stopped after this, I'd be totally fine (but of course they're not stopping, but just imagine THIS was the final Marvel Cinematic Universe movie. That would be chilling).

I think that Spider-Man NWH, Spider-Man 2, and Spider-Man into the spiderverse are my favorite Spider-Man movies and I can’t really choose which one I like more between them

Watching the MCU Spiderman trilogy feels like watching a child grow up into adulthood.

"Strong enough to have it all, too weak to take it," Willem Dafoe was definitely the best. I love how Andrew was revealed first so that Tobey won't hog all the fans and Tom did it again.

It’s done so well.