Everything GREAT About Spider-Man: No Way Home!

YES IT'S A REUPLOAD of No Way Home! With Across the Spider-Verse coming out, it felt like a good time to combine this one into one part. Here's everything right with Spider-Man: No Way Home!

CinemaWins Socials:

[ellisr.kinnear]

I love how DaFoe takes a near 20 year break, comes back is immediately blows 99% of the MCU villains out of the water

[MoonWielder]

I love how Tobey just walked right through the portal as if it’s an everyday occurrence for him.

[tough]

Something I think people miss is when Strange says "All the people who love you, WE won't remember you."

[mistertwister]

I love how calming the older Spider-Men are. I love how Andrew’s is still emotionally vulnerable and chooses to share that for Tom’s benefit rather than close himself off, and Tobey’s is the one that grounds them both with maturity and wisdom.

[haxelhimura]

God the Hello Peter NEVER gets old

Also, Andrew catching Zendaya as a way to redeem himself for not catching Gwen will ALWAYS make me cry

[TrashisCoolFr]

What I love so much about Willem Dafoe/Green Goblin compared to other Spider-Man villains is that he’s the only one who has that “Joker” vibe where the insanity is believable. He wants to break the characters down to his level. And he damn near did it again with Tom’s Peter Parker.

[irthsaint]

Not only were they 3 spidey landings, they were THEIR spidey landings. They landed how they were shown in each of their movies. I think this was my favourite MCU movie

[ghastlyghifin]

The thing that really gets me about DaFoe's performance here is that he chose to do his own stunts as much as possible. With fight scenes that involved him getting slammed into walls and floors, and punched several times in the face. And he's in his mid-sixties!

[CuteAngel]

Love what you said about Andrew's delivery of "I lost Gwen. She was my MJ." You can just tell that it goes beyond acting and I do believe there's some true feeling and emotion with his delivery. Him and Emma Stone being a couple IRL at the time of his movies and them no longer being together, they truly had love for each other and the way he talks about her in recent interviews shows he still has love for her.

[Ryecrash]

The part that bothered me about the Tom Holland movies was that we didn't get to see the triggering event that turned him into Spider-Man. I wrongly assumed that they didn't want to tread the same path by showing Uncle Ben's death and that's why he was already gone before the first movie. When May started talking about responsibility, I realized that all of Tom Holland's appearance as Spider-Man to this point were actually just his origin story. Being on his own at the very end of this movie is the beginning of Spider-Man.

[jjbizzare]

The fact that it's already been almost 2 years since this masterpiece was released is mind-blowing

[Hi-cmcj]

I think the trilogy overall did a fantastic job of establishing Tom's Spider-Man ethos and themes. _Homecoming_ establishes his humility, or the working class vibe we associate with Spidey. _Far From Home_ establishes the responsibility of Spidey, or his duty to maintain the mantle. _No Way Home_ establishes the guilt of not being able to save those most important to him, and why he can never sacrifice the greater good for an easier life.

[Glennquagmire]

Alfred Molinas "you're all grown up" will always make me cry, i saw spiderman 2 at like age 5 for the first time, and it really feels like that line was meant for us. such a great homage too so many peoples childhoods. still surreal how well they blended great storytelling and fanservice perfectly for an almost perfect spiderman movie

[JohnPeacekeeper]

I like that they presented Andrew-Spidey as Spider-Man in his first scene while Tobey-Spidey was introduced as Peter Parker. It fits with how Andrew has been remarked on as the best version of the superhero while Tobey has been the best version of Peter, with Tom Holland in-between.

[emskistay]

25:50 I love that Holland’s Peter Parker angrily slams the cure for Norman down but gently puts the others down. Like, ‘you killed my aunt but her good morals live on in me so I’m being nice to you despite how much I hate you’

[PalaDave]

I love the subtext of Garfield saying "I just don't want you to end up like me" when we consider how much hate he got for his movies before they became more appreciated in recent years. Brings a tear to my eye

[ExSpectre]

That Andrew Garfield line about Gwen... I lost the woman I thought I was going to marry in a fatal car accident 11 years ago. That pain never goes away. I'm married now, have 2 kids, but I still think of her daily. That delivery from Garfield isn't just perfect, it's beyond perfect. Its the best line in this movie and the entire MCU and it's not even close.

[mackielunkey]

To get even deeper, this movie is like a second chance to do the reviled One More Day story right. The memories of Peter’s friends are gone, but it’s a consequence Peter suffers from rather than a choice he makes. And Aunt May stays dead.

[rfmee]

I love MJ's "Yes, my spider overlord" line... her delivery is fantastic.

[missy]

the three peters being like wholesome brothers was 110% my favorite part of this damn movie. give me a WHOLE movie of their shenanigans pls i'm begging. any scene the three of them were in together was pure gold