*SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME* is a rollercoaster of emotions 

The way Aunt May died is actually realistic. Often times someone who is injured doesn't realize right away the extent of their injuries due to adrenaline in the moment.

The ending spell didn't change history, it just erased everyone's memories (and presumably all records) of Peter. Everything we've watched in the MCU has still happened, but now there's giant holes in everyone's memories and databases where Peter Parker used to be.

I feel like Andrew's spiderman catching MJ was the most heartfelt and meaningful part of the whole movie. It was exactly what his character needed. Perfection.

Fun fact: when Willem Dafoe was grinning as he was being punched, it actually scared the WHOLE cast and crew, especially Tom since he was right in front of him. But it just shows how devoted Willem was to the character. He's just amazing!

Let the record show that Andrew’s spidey was fully ready and willing to have a conversation about Peter 1 being in a band at the worst possible time had it been true. Love it

I personally think May had one of the most realistic deaths in a super hero movie. Adrenaline can suppress pain partially or entirely. You can see May is driven by adrenaline and then, she starts shaking, indicating that her adrenaline level decreases and her nervous system slowly shuts down. This combination gives her the feeling she has to catch a break.

When Andrew’s spider man saved MJ… that got me. He couldn’t save his MJ in his world, but he saved MJ in another. Made him feel like he isn’t a failure, he got a part of himself back.

_"No good deed goes unpunished."_ That was the heaviest this line has ever resonated with me

Andrew saving MJ and crying after still gets me. And Toby stopping Tom from killing Goblin, no words, just facial expressions, my god it’s amazing. Loved all 3 Spider-Man actors together and glad they didn’t skimp on the screen time!

When the Murdock reaction isn’t included: pain 😞 Also to clarify a few things, the spell doesn’t change past events, it’s simply a memory spell that erases everyone’s memories of Peter (and presumably physical evidence of his existence but that’s something they’ll need to address in Spiderman 4 just to clarify). So essentially certain events that he was involved still happened, they just don’t remember his involvement cuz they don’t know him now. And in regards to sending the villains back, it doesn’t change the continuity completely or retcon those movies. As shown to us by the Loki series, Marvel’s multiverse/time travel doesn’t work in a linear fashion like back to the future. If you go to a different point and time and change an event, it simply creates a branch. So because all the characters were pulled from different moments in time, each of their branches will have different histories now with different variants of characters potentially. So where Norman returns in Spiderman 1, there’s a branch there. Where Doc Oc returns in 2, Norman is still dead. In Spiderman 3 where Sandman returns, both Goblin and Oc are still dead and so on. Meanwhile for Tobey and Andrew, since they’re from the future, everything that happened in their movies still happened. All of this to say, like the ending of Loki showed, it’s a multiversal cluster now lol

I love that Ned was able to freely use the ring because unlike Strange, he was open the possibility of magic whereas Strange needed to overcome a lot of emotional baggage

That "Hey hey hey -- until you stop trying to kill me, I'm in control, buddy!" line delivery, had all the RDJ/Tony Stark energy.

Doctor Strange saying "we... we won't remember you," killed me bro. He's such a serious character but this was one of his most emotional scenes in the whole MCU.

Just watched this on Patreon. The part that got me, the part that just suddenly made me burst into tears at the theater, was when Garfield’s Peter caught MJ and his reaction to that. Like he could finally forgive himself. I had just lost my fiancée a couple of months prior and I would do anything to bring her back. I miss her so much.

My take on the "weird" Aunt May death, is that she was still feeling the effects of the adrenaline spike that happens during fight or flight. At least, that's how her acting portrayed it when she was speaking like she was ok. Her voice was intentionally shaky and not normal. I could tell right then and there she was a goner. That's why they tell you not to move or move someone after a very bad accident, you can make the internal bleeding or damage way worse.

I think the phrase “with great power comes great responsibility” is an absolute point in time, all variants of Peter Parker needs to hear that to realize the importance and the price of being Spiderman, and it needs to come from someone they love.

The reason why Ned was able to open the portal because he actually BELIEVES he has magic. While when Strange first did it, he doubts himself.

Willem is one of the best actors, he’s 67 and did pretty much all of the stunts on his own, he and Andrew were the best actors in this film.

25:32 About the whole “I love you guys” thing, that lil bit of the interaction was improvised by Andrew, that’s why the other 2 stood there kinda speechless for a second and then said “Thank You” and continued the scene without none of them breaking character… That’s quite commendable and since no one mentioned it in this thread, I wanted to be the one to do so

The spell doesn’t affect everyone throughout Peter’s entire life. Just from the point the spell was cast onward. It’s not that they never knew, it’s that they forgot.

Aunt May's death was super realistic. Hollywood has convinced people that dying is dramatic and epic. But really it's awkward and comes out of nowhere sometimes. Adrenaline can make your body do crazy things

There’s another cameo in this movie that I’m guessing you didn’t recognize. But Matt Murdock aka Daredevil is also in it. He’s the blind lawyer who catches the rock thrown through Peter’s window. Daredevil is an amazing show! One of the best Marvel shows for sure, along with Agents of Shield. I would love to see you react to those shows.

May's death actually hit me harder than most MCU deaths because it wasn't your typical movie death. The awkwardness of how it happened made it more realistic for me. People with fatal injuries CAN sometimes still stand up for a bit.

In the comics when Spider-Man is fighting other heros, he has a tendency to win even when outnumbered or outclassed purely because of his wits and quick thinking, so it’s always enjoyable seeing him win against Strange in this movie

Can’t believe she didn’t include the scene after the “I love you guys” scene… that was my favorite scene of them running together and jumping off swinging together and the landing…

In my opinion, I think some of the movie’s best moments are when all three Spideys are just talking shop and shooting the breeze. Just talking about totally superfluous and innocuous crap, joking about their backs and web-shooters; in honesty, it’s the kind of stuff that normally winds up on the cutting room floor, but it works because it really establishes their brotherhood.

My god dude I love the brother relationship they had and that moment when tobey caught the goblins glider giving tom that look like "don't make the same mistake we did don't end up like us, be better" or something like that got me in the feels again

seeing andrew save mj and getting emotional about it absolutely broke me in the theatre. and still does every time i see it. best part of the movie and such a satisfying conclusion to part of his character arc.

It's weird. You grow up with fictional characters in your life in various iterations of themselves, but them as an idea, a 'person', can often be part of our lives longer than many of our flesh and blood friends. Fictional or not, they can still have an effect on our lives by the emotional impact or lessons they leave behind. I first seriously got into Spiderman while in a military hospital waiting to be discharged. I didn't have enough for a book, so picked up a comic from the shop to pass the time. In it, Spidey had his back broken and was wrestling with how that would affect him as a hero and as a person. Meanwhile me, in a wheelchair, the coincidence of it and seeing him handle the situation... brought me to tears. That lesson of "With great power comes great responsibility" is a famous adage now and he's known worldwide as a role model for many young folks despite not being real. It's just amazing to me how impactful even imaginary individuals can be on our lives when we give them the chance.

The bit where Andrew catches MJ got me pretty bad in the theatre. The emotions on his face were so moving. Plus seeing Charlie Cox was a big treat!

Fun fact, it took me a while to realise, but the reason the spell didn't work the first time was because peter wanted 5 people to remember, but Strange said 6. Strange included himself in the list because he cares about peter that much, that's why his line at the end was a bit emotional when he said "All the people that know you, and love you, we ..." and then peter cuts him off.

For those who are wondering about the spell: Bascially it erased everyone's memories about Spiderman real identity. All the events still happened, they remember there was a fights. They know about Spiderman. MJ, Strange, Ned, Happy, even the Avengers know Spiderman. As i said, all the events in the MCU still happened. But now they don't know who's behind the mask, that's all.

Just an FYI, all the spell did was erase people’s memories of Peter Parker specifically. It didn’t alter the past. This was because the botched spell was contingent on people knowing that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. By wiping everyone’s memory, it cancelled out the original spell and sent everyone home.

As someone who has a lot of mixed feelings on some of the older Spider-Man movies, I think this movie gave me a greater appreciation for them. It's rare that I feel nostalgic for something that I didn't feel overly attached to, which is enough of a reason on its own for me to love this movie

Always fascinates me when people say "I'm surprised Peter has lasted this long" against Strange. People don't realise how powerful Peter truly is and that he restrains himself an INSANE amount. If he let go there's very few people in Marvel he couldn't tear apart with ease.

This movie has to be my favorite Spiderman movie ever, and that's including Into the Spiderverse, which I love. It's such a love letter to the character and the history of his films, getting down to the heart of what makes Spiderman a great hero: the responsibility. He always does the right thing, even if it's hard or seems impractical, and this movie is all about that. He's not trying to stop a theft or save a city, he's just trying to give these villains a second chance because it's the right thing to do. Plus, the way they used the other Spidermen and their villains to send that message was fantastic. I was so worried that they were just going to make fun of the older movies, especially Tobey's because of how campy and over the top they can be, but they respected them and treated them seriously, even making Willem's Green Goblin (arguably the campiest of all Tobey's enemies) the main villain. And they gave Tobey and Andrew screentime and character rather than just reducing them to a cameo at the end. For context I grew up with the Tobey movies as my Spiderman, my little brother had Andrew as his Spiderman, and my sisters had Tom as their Spiderman, and we all left the theatre loving the movie for how they treated all our favorite characters. And lastly, I like how this took some of the criticism of the Tom Holland movies to heart. I think one of the biggest notes on MCU's Spiderman, and certainly one I agreed with, was that he felt too much like an MCU character and not "Spiderman" per say. He got a bunch of tech from Tony Stark, was going to space and fighting Thanos by his third appearance, and was being set up to be this leader among the heroes like the "next Iron Man." None of this was bad necessarily, but I used to say that Tom had the best "superhero movies" while Tobey had the best "Spiderman movies." But by the end of this movie, Tom really felt like Spiderman to me, living alone, down on his luck, no one knowing his secret identity, and having rent due. That final swing really solidified Tom as Spiderman to me. Such and amazing movie!

bru, she talked through that entire emotional death by aunt may about her confusion and how weird it was, which just confused me even more why she was confused because it was just a sad scene , no confusion or weirdness.

Let's be honest. Ever since Nat started reacting to the Spider-Man films, this is the one we have all been waiting for.

Cannot lie, I am super envious of your first time experience. That movie in the theater was absolutely insane and almost as good as seeing endgame in the theater. Just the feelings and emotions from now all the way back to when we were teenagers and kids.

27:58 I totally felt for Andrew-Peter ("Peter B" as I called him watching this movie myself). In that moment, he was able to save a "Peter's girlfriend" where he couldn't save his Gwen. It was redemption for him. :'

If you want to know more about Matt Murdock (Peters lawyer from the beginning) check out the Daredevil series currently on Disney Plus. He’s a fan favourite character, and for good reason. It’s far different from anything else in the MCU-more similar to a crime drama than a superhero series. Highly recommend a commentary when you have the time. I don’t even know if she reads comments lol

18:45 I really like the way this movie challenges the viewer and Peter alike. Our pragmatic, even selfish instinct is to say “none of the lives of these villains is worth the damage and hurt that’s been caused,” but May and the movie insist that what matters, what “Great Power and Great Responsibility” *means,* is that Peter owes it to TRY and help wherever he can, even if it hurts, even if it’s not practical, even if it means he regrets it later. To be a hero is to try anyway, in the face of all that, to help.

If you re-watch the Amazing series again you'll notice Andrew really wasn't dorkier here. Hes very aloof, but when he's comfortable? Especially with Gwen? That's how he'd act like he does with his "brothers." It's such good character work and I believe it's part of the reason they really worked to make his depiction get some clear redemption (not just his Peter). They gave him middle brother syndrome with the others as a reflection of his depiction being also treated like the middle brother. And he basically showed with better writing he'd have been remembered more favorably. Its a era for revisiting roles for some secondary appreciation, first Andrew and then Hayden Christensen.

At the ending scene, the reason he made his own suit is because this was his chance to start over, and him making that new suit and having that swing was him having a brand new start at the beginning

so when they made everyone forget peter they didn't take away his past, they literally just made everyone forget peter parker. everything that happened has still happened. everyone still knows theres a spiderman, just not peter.

It's been a journey, and now we're finally here. Shout out to every fan who's stayed golden this entire time 🙌🏿

The adrenaline can help with maintaining movement and consciousness through a fatal injury until it fades then unless you're in the hospital or receiving care, it's the last thing the body can do to save itself. The thing about Aunt May dying and everyone forgetting he's Spider-Man is the spell didn't affect time but it did affect everyone who had met him as Spider-Man. Tony first met him that way as well as Happy and all the Avengers. He has no one else, and in an added twist I believe because MJ and Ned met Peter BUT found out he's Spider-Man Strange's spell made them forget Peter entirely because that's what he unfortunately had to do. So now he's basically all alone and no longer with the Avengers he's the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man and his story is kind of the reverse of the others.

"I learned people can't be changed" That line makes Lizard's whole appearance in this movie completely worth it, even if he doesn't do much Also Yelena mentioned the new Statue of Liberty in Hawkeye right before No Way Home came out

I got so excited when I saw this pop up....then I read the date.. NNNOOOOOO!!! lol still very excited to see your reaction to this...I CAN'T WAIT!! :)

Willem Dafoe insisted he would only come back if Goblin had a solid plotline, and the writers were like "we got you fam" and gave us both sides of the character. Was pleasantly surprised they did the same with the other Peters. They actually took their past events into account on a personality level and gave them stuff to do here.

Toby telling Andrew he's Amazing was one of the best moments. And obviously Professor X in the Multiverse of Madness trailer was epic too.

The first time I watched this movie I felt weird about aunt May's death too. But now, rewatching it over and over, I understand that adrenaline must have helped her, so she could have one last dialogue with her nephew, even hiding her wounded hand from not only herself but also Peter.

Time didn't change, but people just don't know who Peter Parker is. The spell is like selective amnesia

May was in shock, and probably had compartment syndrome. She didn't know that she had terrible internal injuries, and just thought she had the wind knocked out of her. The memory spell didn't change the past, it only made everyone forget Peter. Imagine a world wide blind spot where Peter just wasn't there for everyone. Things happened that he was involved in, but you'd only remember other people involved, not him. Memory is already so malleable that it's considered terrible evidence in court. What if your brain just decided that tiny bit of information wasn't important, so it let it go. Great reaction as always, see you on the next one!

Otto pairing with peters suit tech actually makes perfect sense as in Spider-Man 2 he references using a form of nano technology to develop the arms, same as peters suit

If anything Mays death is actually very realistic. Her adrenaline is keeping her alive and shes doesnt even understand how injured she is at that moment. Peter himself is also in shock at that moment too. The memory thing is not retroactive. People who knew him just forget Peter Parker, everyrthing that happened before still happened.

“She was up and standing, this is so bizarre” Adrenaline in a hell of a thing, until it’s gone

I really like Willem Dafoe's performance in this film. It was amazing how he had gone from looking old and weak to being so terrifying as a green goblin.

This third movie actually completesTom's Spider-Man's origin story. May's death and the "great power, great responsibility" line are finally given, and at the end we see the real, comic-accurate costume (blue and red as opposed to black and red or armor).

And at the end when Strange slips up saying “everyone who has ever known or loved you, we..” and then catches himself. Such a suttle writing piece that I enjoyed.

I was hoping you got the reference about Andrew's spiderman catching Zendaya, because he said that when he lost Gwen, he got bitter. So by catching her and landing first instead of webbing her, it's like having a second chance to save 'his MJ' (thus the tear).

it would have been great if Natalie watched the Netflix series and thus recognized Daredevil :(

one of my favorite things about this movie is that they used the different web sounds from each spider-man series

Ned mentioned his family line had a connection or at least believed heavily in mysticism, so he was more "open" to magic.

My friends took me to see this the day after we buried my mom. I went on an emotional roller coaster. I laughed, I was excited, and I cried so hard. I had to hold my friend's hands when May died, because it felt like we lost a mother figure. And then when MJ and Ned consoled Peter, I completely lost it because my friends were there with me for my grief. I don't know of any movie that has hit me harder than this. I think this is my absolute favorite Spiderman movie, however, I'm not sure if I'm ready to watch it in full again.

My interpretation of why the Erase Peter spell worked is that the first Spell to forget Peter is spiderman borked and started summoning people who knew Peter was spiderman from other universes. But by making everyone in the MCU forget Peter the original spell no longer has one of the key components, knowledge of Peter Parker's existence, so the new spell basically cancelled out the original one.

Love how she just skipped over daredevil 😂. Him being Peters lawyer made me fall out of my seat with joy!

Whoever edits these videos, like the pop ups and animations, deserves an Academy Award.

When the Lizard said “And so it begins…”, he was referencing his earlier statement about things having consequences. When he heard J.J. arguing with the news crew, he knew the consequences of Parker’s actions were coming. In case people were wondering.

“ Trying to do better.” That line hit me harder than I thought. When Tobey’s Spider-Man got stabbed , my heart dropped into my stomach. Won’t be the last time we see all the Spider-Men together again.

The suit at the end was a mix of all three suits tobey,Andrew,tom and the classic ditko/Stan lee frm the comics

The reason Peter wanted everyone to forget him is the same reason he promised Gwen Stacy's father to stay away from her. Everyone around him usually get hurt or die e.g (Uncle Ben , aunt may, Gwen Stacy and almost MJ)

I watched this movie a month after my mom suddenly passed away, It was probably the first time I came out of the house since. I cried so hard during "that scene" in the movie I almost couldn't finish it,it just felt too real, to close to home way too soon, I couldn't even watch, I still skip through it but it's still an amazing movie and one of the best Spider-Man in my opinion.

Aunt May was running on adrenaline, which is how she was able to stand up and walk around. Unfortunately, she was bleeding out and doing those things accelerated that which lead her to go into shock which is why she kept repeating herself after she collapsed. Also, Tom Holland's Peter hasn't ever had an Uncle Ben that we know of so in the MCU, Aunt May took Uncle Ben's place in the narrative. Since the multiverse is infinite, there is also at least one universe where he had an Uncle Ben that he lost, who wasn't married to an Aunt May. Lastly, the ending spell only altered memories and not history. The bigger question though is how it affected any kind of records of Peter's existence. Like I don't think it actually removed any historical evidence of Peter, so his birth certificate is still on file, his school records are as well (which is how he'd still be able to get an apartment), just that anyone that was involved in creating, editing, and filing those records don't remember ever doing so and the reason why he's deciding to take the GED instead of finishing out his senior year is both so he could keep his distance from Ned and MJ and also because of how awkward and tedious it would be to have to reintroduce himself to all his teachers and the other students.

A little detail I hadn't noticed until watching this video is Dr Strange's line "Everyone who knows and loves you, we..." That little pause/stutter was like a subtle way of Dr Strange saying he cares about Peter :(

Watching this movie in cinema, specifically the Andrew and Toby Reveal is something I will never forget.

The spell makes everyone forget Peter Parker and any memories they have of him, but not by reversing time or altering history. (Pushing the box's button wouldn't have brought May back to life either. Remember, Dr. Strange cannot reverse time anymore. Thanos destroyed the original Time Stone and Cap returned the other one back to The Ancient One in 2012.) The spell did not undo past events. Everything that happened in the previous films still happened. Everyone still remembers Spider-Man, but all knowledge that Peter is Spider-Man has been wiped from everyone's minds because the spell made everyone forget who Peter Parker was. (Peter's memory was not affected by the spell. He clearly remembers himself, and he's the only one in the world who remembers how things really happened.) The passage of time and the retention of memories are not inextricably linked. People forget shit all the time, but that doesn't mean that the shit they forgot didn't happen. So let go of the notion of reversing time as a means of making everyone forget, that option is off the table. It's also assumed that any physical or digital data regarding Peter's existence has also been erased. Having the spell affect only people's minds would ultimately be pointless, since all anyone would have to do is watch a Daily Bugle video or read Flash's tell-all book to find out the truth again, though it is unknown if any of those things were completely wiped from existence or if they remain yet have been magically edited to remove Peter's name or any reference to him like a heavily redacted government document. Anyone who knew Peter personally would probably experience large memory gaps, or their memories were revised to simply not include Peter, again much like a heavily redacted government document. They may still have their original memories, but they can't remember Peter's involvement in the creation those memories. Or perhaps they remember *someone*, they simply can't recall Peter's name or face. Maybe future films will explore the full effects of the spell in detail. For example, they could have a joke about Flash's tell-all book detailing his "friendship" with Spider-Man containing a bunch of blank pages. Also, Ned does become a supervillain in the comics. So this ending could potentially set up his turn to villainy since he has no memory of his friendship with Peter to prevent him from going down a villainous path. That would make Peter feel guilty for never telling Ned the truth, and he'd feel personally responsible to try rehabilitating Ned.

May isn't stealing Uncle Ben's line, MCU Peter didn't have the Uncle Ben moment really, and I thought it was clever they gave it to May and after so many films with her, building that bond, it hit way harder. I think the task of reacting had you so focused trying to spot stuff that the impact of it missed you. The last act was a rollercoaster ride for me, the 3 Peters were funny and heartfelt and then MCU Pete just taking L's. Post Wipe, He was never existed, hence the GED books so he can get that diploma, never built relationships with MJ and Ned, May is dead so . He is literally alone in the universe, it is a huge bummer and I am excited to see how they reconcile it in his next stand-alone film, whenever that is. The wonkiness of the Peter's erasure gives them more options in the long run. I think it was also a chance for Sony to try and decouple Spider-Man from MCU again so they have more freedom to tell their own stories. They could have the Holland Sony films, and then a different MCU Holland SM as well, with separate continuity. They could even have the SM that Venom is going to find in his world be Andrew Garfield if he was into it. Or they could introduce a live action Miles for Hardy-Venom's SM.

I think to think of the multiverse as exists simultaneously everywhere at all times. So they can pull from wherever and whenever. I also like to think of Dr. Stranges power in the same way he explained it to wong, the memories just aren't there, not that the party didn't happen. So everything peter has done in his life happened and they knew him then still. Its just the memories of the moments don't exist in peoples minds anymore.

“I thought that [learning sling-rings] took like years of training.” Strange was awful and unimaginative and learned it in a few weeks.

The spell that Doctor Strange casted in the end did not alter the past in any way. It just erased everyone's memories of Peter Parker specifically. Everyone only knows that Spider-Man exists, but they do not know that Peter Parker is Spider-Man.

If it hasn’t been requested yet, I think Daredevil would be a series to consider for reaction at some point. Also liked seeing you enjoyed this movie like myself and a lot of other people!

I swear Spider-Man be havin the best villains

Damn lowkey, understanding real life trauma and medical emergencies and how we as humans react it made May’s scene 10x more emotional for me in the theatre, you’re right at first you think yay she’s standing so there’s no death, but she walks shaky, talks shaky, poor balance… then when she collapses and she’s actually bleeding out, oof trust me that human realization hit. I feel bad you saw it with a more innocent understanding 😢

someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but may's reaction to being mortally wounded is actually pretty realistic. the shock and adrenaline of the moment distracted her from the immediate pain and helped her walk for a bit, and then in the moment of peace her brain caught up with her body and she collapsed.

So mad she skipped the Matt Murdock scene from this video. I get she hasn’t seen Dadedevil so she wouldn’t have recognized Matt. But still, it was such a cool scene :(

He said "forget" not "erase their memory." The spell's memory wipe didn't go back in time, it just went on from that point like forgetting something would work irl. You just don't know it anymore. That's what the spell did at the end of the movie.

Mays death was probably more realistic than one would realize. The adrenaline is what kept her up and blinded to the critical wound. Also there’s a parental instinct to not show pain or weakness in front of your child so they don’t worry about you and you’re more concerned that they make it out alive than yourself.

I always loved the MCU's subtle unspoken treatment of Uncle Ben's death & "with great power" (like when Aunt May freaks out about Peter going missing in Homecoming, or when Tony tells Peter he's officially an Avenger in Infinity War) but it worked so well in this AND it totally subverted expectations. The writers had everybody like "OH NO!!!...lol nvm ofc not...WAIT OHHH NOOOOOO!!!"

Miles Morales does in fact exist in the MCU, his uncle talked about him during Spiderman: homecoming. Donald Glover played the criminal Peter unsuccessfully tried to interrogate Aaron Davis. That does give a possibility of doing an origin story for Miles in the future.

I literally wanted to squeal when tobey stepped through the portal that's my boy! of course I was excited when I seen andrew too but I love the brother relationship in this tobey being the oldest, then andrew and then tom and I especially loved how they were so interested asking tobey's peter about his web

Can we take a moment to appreciate the writing during the scene where Toby was telling Andrew to work on his self-talk and that he was "amazing," as in, he was from The Amazing Spiderman movies? (Note: It was cut from this reaction... along with Murdock /cry)

I loved how they changed the “with great power comes great responsibility” moment in this movie. Typically Peter hears it and learns that inaction, and shirking responsibility that comes with his power, leads to terrible consequences. Instead, Aunt May told this Peter the lesson when he was already being a hero, and had been a hero for years. He had to learn that sometimes being a hero and doing the right thing still means people you love can be hurt, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do the right thing. That lesson is a big reason why he decides not to tell MJ, I think. He’s making a sacrifice to keep her safe, knowing that his life has inherent dangers and difficulties because of who he is. It’s similar to Tobey’s Spider-Man in that way, though the lessons he learned to lead him to that decision that are very different, and I think that’s a fun thing they did with this movie. Also, I loved how all the cameos and stuff that would normally be fan service and shallow were all critically important to the plot of this movie and to the character development of this Spider-Man. I thought this movie was incredibly well done. Your reaction was great. Thanks for the awesome video :)

People could function normally for some time with internal bleeding. Just because they are up and walking around doesn't mean they are automatically alright. People get head trauma, walk around for hours, and can just instantly drop dead. So Aunt May's death really wasn't that weird

When Tobey blocked Tom from killing Norman, that was a call back to the start of it all, since Tobey’s couldn’t stop it

I think the 'baddies' especially Norman and Ock - WERE - the ones that were sent back - Otto's change of heart at the last minute, and Norman saying "Peter?" - just meant they were sent back to close to their death times.

Doc ock was able to bond with Peter’s nanotech suit because his arms also work with nanotech as they briefly mentioned in Spider-Man 2

When Peter is telling Doc Ock on top of the bridge that he's in control, he has such Tony Stark energy. It's really subtle but it's totally there

Just incredible from start to finish! Nat with the rollercoaster of emotional expressions!

Aunt May was the first character in the comics to give the “responsibility” line. Also it wasn’t until this movie where they correctly quoted the line