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As far as surprises, Matt Murdock showing up bc I wasn't expecting that even a little bit. I expected all the other people showing up, so that cameo was really great. But I loved everything with all the Spiderman. Everything with them was amazing. I will see it again just bc of the three of them working together, loved it so much.
@@roshieifra | after Kingpin showed up in Hawkeye I had a good feeling that he would show up also the leaked pic of them all sitting around the table looked too good to be true. I knew that if he didn't show up in no way home he would definitely show up in the Echo show.
i really think Marissa Tomei's acting in that scene is underrated, she's acting on two levels, she an actress portraying a mother trying to act like she's ok in front of her son (yes i know she's not his actual mother), and as much as I saw the goblin glider hit her she actually almost convinced me she was ok.
I felt that too, where she was in a position where she was in tremendous danger and completely outmatched, but Goblin was killing Peter and you could see in her eyes, there was zero chance she was leaving her "son" behind. She was a mother in that scene. Techically his aunt, but she is the one who raised him and took care of him. I was in that moment with her, she sold that scene as actress to me.
I completely agree, I almost thought she wasn't going to die, even with how much the tone of the scene was hinting at it. Man, both of them in that scene just crushed it.
Oh course! Aunt May is Peter’s mother. Period. Its why i think Tom’s Peter didnt ever really call her “aunt may” but always just called her “May.” Cuz the aspect of aunt wasn’t necessarily there. Thats his mom.
I totally agree with the whole sequence with aunt May and how effective that was with the way they set the tone in environment, sound and acting. When Tobey stops Tom from killing Goblin. The look on both their faces and the weight behind it was huge for me. Finally, Andrew catching MJ and how redeeming that felt after what happened to Gwen. I loved that each Spider-Man had a moment that was so impactful to the story as a whole.
This was the movie where Holland really became Spider-Man. Before it was a kid with powers, but I love the idea that across time lines it is the learning of the responsibility of his power that really makes him.
Noticed how Andrew’s Spidey saved MJ differently than how he saved Gwen. Before this, he only depended on the web to capture Gwen and not dive all the way to her, even if he tried to do that, he wouldn’t be able to get to her anyway. The way he saved MJ is that he went straight to her and grab her and makes sure she doesn’t whiplash on the ground. It was just so good that the writers was just ON POINT to write it into the story.
@@corndog4848 yeah i had my doubts after watching far from home because it didn't feel like it had stakes. now i see that they were using the other 2 films to build up to peter's moment; his true origin and how he went from a kid with powers to the friendly neighborhood spiderman. that final swing scene is amazing too btw
I particularly loved the dialogue and how they phrased things, "I eventually stopped pulling my punches" "Perhaps May didn't die for nothing". It holds very much meaning.
i need tobey's, andrew's & tom's no way home behind the scenes, the making, b-rolls, bloopers, featurettes, gag reels, out takes, interviews & talkshows, all 3 of them together, especially *the werewolf and the youth pastor.* 🤣
I wonder when the official Spider-Man crew are going to reveal them for promo and interviews. Hopefully they don’t wait too long cuz it just came out and I don’t want them to reveal it too late
We got assembled episodes for all the other movies so hopefully they do it for spiderman but I doubt it since they were trying to keep Tobey and Andrew a secret they probably didn't have the extra film crew there for the documentary
The scene with Peter looking at the Jameson billboard screen in the rain is the best scene in any Spider-Man film. Not only Cinematography wise but the fact that it captures Spider-Man perfectly. Mans just watched his aunt die and has to listen to Jameson slander him right after
Peter saying his last goodbye to MJ at the end broke me. The movie broke me at several moments but in this moment, it's not a huge played up super hero kiss, where the superhero just gets the girl at the end. This is goodbye to both of them and when MJ hits denial about her memory about to be washed, it just hurts. Really credit to both Tom and Zandaya for amazing chemistry
The best thing about this movie is that it gave all three Spideys moments to shine and paid tribute to the previous webheads but keeping the spotlight on Tom Holland because he has now earned the title of Spider-Man. It’s a Peter Parker movie through and through. We got natural character progressions for both Andrew and Tobey, and a full character arc for Tom. I truly hope this gives Raimi’s Spider-Man 4 a chance to still be a thing as well as TASM3. Both Tobey and Andrew deserve a proper sendoff in their respective franchises.
I really thought Tobey and Andrew won't show up until the final battle, I'm so happy the 3 of them had so much time interacting with each other. Peter (Andrew) saving MJ and redeeming himself made me tear up a bit, it was the payoff I didn't know I needed
*The scene where the Peters are talking with each other doesn’t even sound scripted. It legit sounds like the actors talking about their versions of Spider-Man.*
It may just be because I’m a huge Daredevil fan but seeing Charlie on screen again, looking the same as 2015, made me somewhat emotional. Hopefully he gets his due going forward!
I like how Tobey was the one to stop Tom from killing the Goblin and I love how the fights scene feel they feel so real and so painful I think the hallway fight with Peter and Goblin has to be my favourite fight scene in all of the Spider-Man movies
I have a bunch of favorite scenes, basically everything with Andrew, Tobey and Tom together was awesome, and the introductions to them, but there was one scene that honestly broke my heart and that is when Tom is sitting alone on top of the the school (I think it’s the school?) Just kind of…lost. And then MJ and Ned just come up and hug him with no hesitation and he just b r e a k s d o w n. When I saw that in the theaters I was soooo close to crying. Just watching him sob just pierced me in the heart.
The scene that I liked the most was actually the goodbye between Peter 1, Ned an MJ. That was, imo, one of the most emotional scenes in any Marvel Movie to date.
My favourite scenes: 1. Aunt May's death and Peter crying in the rain, watching JJ ruin more of his reputation. 2. All 3 Peter Parkers relating to each other, talking about their lost loved ones without any jokes thrown in. 3. Peter beating the hell out of Green Goblin, only for Tobey Maguire'sSpider-Man to stop Tom from killing him. 4. All 3 Spider-Men swinging together in the final battle, then posing. 5. Tom Holland's final swing as the REAL Spider-Man.
Just the three Spider-Man interacting with each other felt incredible. They all felt like their respective characters with differing experience’s, at the same time tobey and Andrew felt so natural in the MCU. I can guarantee this won’t be the last time we see them in the MCU.
I'm just bummed they didn't get to stay in the MCU. It would've been cool to see them interacting with the other Avengers. Also imagine if doc ock and green Goblin stayed? I can see doc make a lot of scientific breakthroughs with all the advanced tech available in the MCU. They can also have this Norman lead the thunderbolts.
@@prathapkutty7407 I feel that now that Ned has been confirmed to be a magic user, he might be the one who can bring them if needed. Maybe after doctor strange 2 the multiverse threats don’t stop and they have to get heroes from the multiverse to help and that how they bring Andrew and Toby back along with any older iterations of marvel characters. Nick cage ghost rider, Wesley snipes blade.
@@angelbotello2882 Well I’m pretty sure Tobey and Andrew won’t forget about Tom’s Peter, they’re also Peter so I don’t think they’ll forget about themselves lol. I don’t think they’ll come back tbh, but it would be really cool if they were to return one day, loved their interactions
@@kevo5133 I heard rumors that Secret Wars might be the time they return again. It would be cool. I kind of hope they find a way to do with other characters what they did with Spider-Man, in that other iterations of the same character can meet. Like I said Wesley snipes blade meeting the new one, same with ghost rider, just as a way to say that they exist in the multiverse and that any version of a character can come, given they don’t die obviously.
Favorite moments: Anything Andrew Garfield in it. When he saved MJ, and he takes a moment to realize how much he wished he had saved Gwen in the same way. Also “I’m Peter #3!”
One of my favorite tiny details from the movie was in the scene where strange projects Peter out of his body, the distortion around his head is the squiggly spider sense lines from into the spiderverse, since his body is still using the spider sense to keep strange away from the box!
Man, I need to see more of the 3 Peters teaming up together again in a future movie. Love every scene where they talk to each other. It was so wholesome, most especially the part that they hugged.
What makes this movie so great is that even if Andrew and tobey didn’t show up, it’d still be a top 2-3 spider-man movie for me and still possibly my favorite (depending on what they filled that extra screentime with). The Tom Holland Peter Parker story was so strong and many of the scenes that didn’t even have Andrew/tobey in them were so strong that even w/o them in the film I’d still love it
I love the suspense of Peter trying to figure out who was making his spidey sense/Peter tingle go off. I loved the combination of the reveal of the two additional Spidermen plus Ned's grandma requesting stuff in Filipino. Also, I hate that I was spoiled to this through fan theories, but I love Andrew Garfield's Spiderman catching MJ. And lastly, I actually really loved seeing Peter and Dr Strange's fight and seeing Peter win.
I’m so glad I avoided leaks throughout the last couple of years waiting for Spider-Man, because damn the emotions I felt watching this was so real and raw. 18:35 I couldn’t find the words to describe the relationship between the three Peters but that’s exactly it, they really were like 3 brothers that were in different stages of life.
The scene of Andrew and Tobey acting as mentors for Tom is the scene that I wanted the most, and they FUCKING DELIVERED on it. Tobey is so seasoned in his response and Andrew is so emotional, and then they both meet perfectly in the middle to guide Tom. You can feel how much this character matters to Andrew, and solidified him as my favorite version.
Andrew Garfield got such a raw deal, he's a fantastic actor and he was really great in the role, but the films themselves were trying to do way too much and reinvent so much in ways that didnt entirely work.
@@mediumvillain they did really well with some of the stuff, but yes I agree that a lot of it didn't work. But damn the cheesiness of TASM2 has grown on me lol
My favorite was tied between Matt Murdock coming into the film and the three Spider-Men running off the platform to swing into their respective stances ready for the final battle.
Three things: - I LOVE that analysis of andrews motivation and how it works with him being the first introduced. - I feel like a lot of people complained or at least talked about the idea of Tom hollands Spider-Man being mentored by other characters in the other movies, and I like the idea that it’s only with the guidance of tobey and Andrew that he really matures into Spider-Man and learns those lessons he needs to, attached to real stakes and consequences - I don’t know if you saw, but when Tom holland gets pushed into the astral plane earlier in the film you can TOTALLY see a metaphysical representation of his spider sense-there are like waves radiating out of his head you can see
After the reaction to NWH I reckon Sony will use Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man in their universe with Venom and Morbius. Especially since Tom Hardy was transferred back. Marvel uses Holland in the MCU whereas Sony uses Garfield = Fans WIN
I would like at least one more movie from both Andrew and Toby I doubt Toby will be up for it but Andrew still hasn't met his MJ yet and it kinda seemed like they were trying to set him up to go and find her, I remember in the plot of amazing Spider-Man 3 MJ was supposed to move in next to Andrews Peter but the movie got cancelled.
When Spider Man had sensed the Goblin that scene between Holland and Dafoe was amazing, also loved the ending scene with the new suit + the music. What a way to end the Homecoming trilogy, cannot wait to see what is next
My favorite scene was Andrew Garfield saving MJ. I cried. It was just…you know he felt like it was Gwen all over again, but this time he saved her; he couldn’t let what happened to him happen again. Amazing, amazing parallels and emotion in that one, small scene
Aside from the obvious epic and INSANE moments of this film, one of my favorites is when Peter 1 gets the Spidey Sense in the apartment with the villains around. The Dolly Zoom and keeping the camera on Peter 1 was so fucking cool and really effective at making that scene intense. Then of course, Goblin comes out to play and the scene goes from a 100 to 1000!
I really love that just Goblin pretty much accomplished his goal he didn’t get to do before, the glider being behind Peter was the same but instead of killing him he kills Aunt May when before in 2002 he just scared Aunt May. Now he was so close to killing Spider-Man again. Everyone killed it this movie and I loved just all the conversations each of the Spider-Men had with each other it was amazing and I love Andrews Spider-Man I’ve always liked him but this movie made me love him more. I hope we get to see them all together again one day or better yet give Tobey and Andrew 2 movies or one more to finish their stories in their universe
I loved how they incorporated the "With great power, there must also come great responsibility" line, and the version of it is accurate to its first appearance in Amazing Fantasy #15.
Before watching this film, I think it was the most excited I've been for anything ever. The just under a year of hype this movie built was insane. When I was watching it, I was sitting next to my cousin and he was the first in the entire cinema to shout "Andrew" when the portal opened. Once Andrew took off his mask I was crying with happiness while standing and cheering and it was awesome.
I would love a sequel to Andrew Ten years after TASM 2, and he finally moving on to Mary Jane The backstory that was said about him after TASM 2 is pretty cool, he got violent and angry (Venom) he doesn't have more time as Peter Parker and is going full on Spider-Man
@@azrael_morningstar Well, MJ was in TASM 2 but she was cut I think she does exist, my Headcanon is that After this movie he finally does get together with her
@@passarovoador6662 no he doesn't. there was no hint towards that when his present self came to toms universe. Stop imagining this shit and accept the fact that he only loved gwen and she died meaning he only focuses on being spiderman and not Peterman.
One of the things I loved about NWH was how much strange loved Peter. No one actually picks this up but when Peter tells strange to do the spell so that everyone forgets who Peter Parker is, strange starts to stutter and then says “if I do the spell then everyone who cares about you……WE will forget about you” His use of the wording “We” instead of “they”, shows that despite their differences they had during the film he genuinely has a soft spot for him and doesn’t want to lose him. The scene is already emotional but If you pick that up and watch the scene again it’s even more emotional
SPOILER WARNING One of my favorite scenes is when Tom was about to kill Green Goblin. To me that seemed like a parallel to John walker. John killed a man with a shield and Tom was about to kill a man in the same fashion literally on a shield. The only difference is Tom had people to stop him
The acting this movie really made tom Holland feel sm more like the Spider-Man we all remember but the Andrew Garfield love is well deserved though… he was the stand out Spider-Man when they were all together. No way home made me want a TASM3 with Tom Hardy’s Venom
I loved it when the Tom’s Spider-Man was saying goodbye and Tobe and Andrews Spider-Man were giving him that proud of their little bro look. That’s definitely dynamic they had! They were like brothers!
Saw you on the big screen opening up for the movie! Been watching you react to trailers for a while now and it was pretty cool seeing you get your name out there man.
They do give clues to Tobey’s future when he says to Garfield that his relationship is complicated, but they worked it out where he says he has his own MJ. So we know he’s probably married and possibly has a kid if it’s complicated.
i watched this movie thursday night and still can’t process what i saw. as a spiderman superfan, this movie was perfect imo. i teared up several times. the loss and emotional struggle that peter had, the conversing and relating between all the spidermen, tom making the responsible choice leading to him finally being on his own with his new comic-like suit. it was everything i’ve ever wanted in a spiderman movie and SO much more. i even loved how brutal and dark it was. all in all, i will never forget the experience of watching this movie for the first time and will be buying this movie when it releases so i can watch it over and over again haha
His reaction to May dying was very reminiscent of Andrews Peters reaction to Gwens death and both men are such good actors that they just rip your heart out in their reactions... I think that also remembering that going in is why the only other time I teared up was when Andrews Peter saved MJ and all that emotion from TASM2 came flooding through. I so wish we could have had more of the 3 Peters though (I laughed so hard at the Cool Youth Pastor line because a. it was funny but b. he, Tobey's Peter, really was like that big brother/youth pastor role trying to save Tom's Peter and trying to reassure Andrews Peter that he would pull through and that he was amazing)
it was literally magical in the movie theatre as soon as we saw the three of them in that shot in the final battle ♥️ at 66 years old william still has it 🙌🏻 when dr otto tells tobey “ its good to see you you are all grown up “ ugh idk why but that hit me in the heart literally felt like he was talking to me 🥲🥲🥲♥️♥️♥️
What made Aunt May's version of the responsibility line so special was because she told it to him as a plea to not give up when Peter was truly down and out. For the Uncle Ben's, it's said before they are in any danger, and before Peter even becomes Spiderman. For Aunt May it's all after, and somehow that makes it more affective to me.
This film had some of the best way of making you say as your watching “Oh, now I see why they made that choice, I understand and believe in that choice” Especially in the MJ and Peter romance where as in the 2nd movie it was cute but seemed out of no where since he liked another girl in the first movie. But in this film their connection and her presence for him in this movie speaks volumes. She was the support he needed in so many moments, so when it comes to the point that he now has to reconnect with her bc she now doesn’t know him, it’s heartbreaking. Also, the death of Aunt May does make sense bc we never saw the death of Holland’s version of Uncle Ben so his connection with Aunt May was this films version of the others. Also, the fact that her death and her words helped connect to the other two Peter/Spider-Man the writers nailed that scene. All the loss whether in death or in the spell feels like added hurt to the already open wound. Ugh, such emotion from everyone in the film.
I really love that in the Spider-mans first time meeting there is kind of a call back to the "not my policy/missed the part where thats my problem" when toms Spider-man says "it's not my problem, I don't care anymore, I'm done"
I loved the introduction of Andrew's Spidey with MJ and Ned, but my favorite scene is actually the first time we see Norman Osborn without the mask on. The inner voice is taunting him at this moment, and the mask itself comes off as a symbol of pain and evil (as intended), and Willem Dafoe's expression in this moment and reaction is so intense, that I felt immediately drawn into the short moment. I think it allows the audience to develop a deeper understanding of the mental state that Norman Osborn is in, and to feel waves of sympathy for him. During the rewatch I again confirmed for myself that the Green Goblin is the greatest cinematic spider-man villain of all time, and in NWH I adored how Willem Dafoe reintroduced the character to all us die-hard fans. I know it's a very short sequence, but for me, it was the most powerful scene in the entire film.
I legit cant get over how amazing NWH was and the fact that the rumors were true and seeing all 3 Spidey's on screen together was like Christmas to us life long fans.
I went to see it a few days ago and even though i knew of a few parts, i still got caught up in the moment. Them saying how these movies were supposed to be him going feom being a boy to a man was definitely referenced by Strange when he mentioned how at times he still forgets that Peter is still just a kid. However the scenes that definitely brought out the feels were: - Aunt May's death - Andrew saving MJ - Tobey & Andrew telling Tom about how their losses affected them - Strange telling Peter to call him Stephen as he was casting the spell at the end However 1 scene that was perfect was the meme of all 3 of them pointing
My favorite moment is any moment Garfield is on screen. It killed me when he divulges how broken and rageful he became after Gwen died. You can absolutely feel that emotion popping off the screen. Also, i had no idea Garfield was going to save MJ but even if i had, his and Zendaya's performances in the moment is true emotional punch.
My favorite scenes (a lot): *All villains in their cages talking to each other. Max & Curt talking, Otto & Norman reunite, and Flint just want to see his daughter. *Ned opening the portals for Andrew & Tobey *Tobey, Andrew, & Tom talking about their losses (reminds me of Spider Verse) *Everyone being shocked by Tobey's organic webs (Bully Maguire meme for sure) *All 3 Spideys just chilling & talking the villains they've faced and Tobey calling Andrew "amazing" *All the villains getting cured (though Sandman & Lizard got edited recycled scenes from their movies) *Tom vs Green Goblin
Andrew saving MJ just stuck with me. The way his face looked when he realized he redeemed himself was just so heavy. The first chance he had to do it over, and he succeeded
I definitely felt Osborn-Holland's Parker dynamic paralleled to Neil Ross' Osborn-Christopher Daniel Barnes from the 90's animated show. The devilish laughter with Dafoe's Osborn matched to Neil Ross' Osborn.
I saw it tonight and there was just SO much in the movie. I can't wait to go back and see it again. I loved all the little nods to people who loved the characters like Tobey not just coming out and saying he's Spiderman when Tom and Andrew do that too much 😂. Or when Tobey calls Andrew amazing. And Tom Holland's acting is AMAZING. I can't wait for the next months of analyzing and speculating for everything that is to come!
Just returned from seeing it today. Was originally going to see it tomorrow, but it was announced yesterday that all movie theaters would be closing down due to Covid, so I hurried and got one of the final tickets today. Also, I don’t know if it’s just because I haven’t been to the movies much these last few years, or if it’s just an MCU thing (this is only the second MCU movie I’m watching in the movie theater, after Eternals, I only started following this universe last year), but I have never experienced a theater collectively and loudly celebrating the way they did when Tobey and Andrew showed up. Like, the entire crowd went wild.
When MJ en Ned find Peter on the roof after he has lost May. How Ned and MJ hold on to him. I broke. It was so beautiful. And then you realise that they will forget about him a few moments later... and my heart breaks for Peter. He will have no one to help him through grieving May, let alone grieving the loss of everybody who knew him. This movie gave me all the feels.
andrew’s peter parker saving MJ and the curing/redemption of doc oc were some of the big moments for me. there’s so many though! the scene with the spidey sense and goblin reveal, the “no good deed goes unpunished” or whatever he says. idk man just all the scenes in this movie ig 😭
oh god im tearing up…but this scene & andrews peter saving MJ was beautiful. even if tom’s peter didn’t save her, the importance & significance of andrew saving MJ was so perfect.
Already saw it 4 times. Going to see it again tomorrow ❤️❤️ Even though I am having difficulty watching it back to back. Headache is killing me. But I have to watch it one more time to completely accept the movie. I still cannot believe No way home is real. Thanku MCU and Sony for doing this 🙏 We will never forget this experience ❤️My favourite sequences in the movie are countless. Seeing all the villains together made me happy. Also seeing Daredevil made me tear up because it was the first show I watched on netflix. But my most favourite moment in the movie was their hug ❤️ I enjoyed all of their scenes together like all fans but that moment really hit me hard ❤️ I also enjoyed Doctor strange and peter's fight scene, that was breathtaking. That as well as the trailer for Doctor Strange 2 got me really excited to watch it 🔥🔥🔥
This movie was incredible I just got back from the movies and I’m my opinion it is marvels best one yet. My favorite scene in the movie honestly was when peter 1-3 were working together and in general when the three were together. I also like how goblin portrays in this as well, this movie was just a whole 11/10 best marvel movie now hands down.
As much as you can appreciate the amazing acting from every single f%$ing actor in this movie, especially since most of them are award-winning actors and the fact they were able to get back into these roles with the right chemistry and all that, we have to give major props to the writers of this film. Chris Mckenna and Erik Sommars just absolutely nailed everything almost perfect with this story and I couldn't be more appreciative of their work.
I agree because I'm a big believer that bad acting can be covered by good story and plot but you can never ever save a bad story or plot with good acting. The writing was amazing.
Same, before that scene the movie was on par with the first two everything after that scene blow the the first two movies out of the water for me personally anyway.
This movie basically was the MCU saying it’s time to grow up Spiderman no Tony Stark, no Happy, no Aunt May , no more running away from your responsibilities, with great power comes great responsibility and it’s time to own up too it.
I think the trigger for Goblin to come out of Norman on the appartment was the moment Doc Ock roasted him before turning to normal. "At least i wasn't the one that turned myself into a monster" and his face right after pretty much confirms it
just deleted social media for a week and going into that movie with zero knowledge on what was going to happen made it one of the best experiences of my life, the audience I was a part of was amazing
In the scene where Doc Oc is getting his chip put in, he directly speaks to Norman Osborn and states that he's a monster and the camera than is put back onto Norman for a solid 3 seconds. In my opinion I think that was the exact moment where the goblin took over Norman. Idk I might be remembering wrong but I literally saw the film an hour ago so who knows.
Going to see this movie for the third time tonight, and no exaggeration, this is going to go down as one of the best movies ever made. I predict they are going to have a historical problem with this movie, in that it will be February and this movie is still going strong, and it's going to fuck up all the winter movies. Because this is a movie I want just go see on a Friday afternoon just to treat myself to something, every week, for the foreseeable future.
My favorite scenes are "You know I'm something of a scientist myself", Tom meets doc Oct, Tom vs Dr strange, Andrew's arrival, Tom not revealing himself to mj
