Spider-Man No Way Home: Norman Visits Aunt May (HD) | With Captions

Spider-Man: No Way Home / When Dr. Strange's spell to restore Spider-Man's identity goes awry, Peter is forced to overcome his greatest challenge yet. / For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighborhood hero's identity is revealed, bringing his Super Hero responsibilities into conflict with his normal life and putting those he cares about most at risk. When he enlists Doctor Strange's help to restore his secret, the spell tears a hole in their world, releasing the most powerful villains who've ever fought a Spider-Man in any universe. Now, Peter will have to overcome his greatest challenge yet, which will not only forever alter his own future but the future of the Multiverse.

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Peter arrives at F.E.A.S.T. to find a visitor waiting for him.
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[OmarM]

I know everyone praises his performance as the Goblin but his acting as Norman, being completely helpless and lost, is just as good.

[tailedgates]

"Someone's living in my doesn't exist....And my

When I think back to how wealthy and successful he used to be, this scene hits so much really lost everything, and all he has left is the

[Jackson-ubuv]

Dafoe’s acting is incredible, and makes Norman’s situation so heartbreaking.

[itchyisvegeta]

Norman Osborne stole this movie. Wasn't expecting Green Goblin to be this freaking good in the movie, or have this much of a focus on him. Amazing movie.

[The-Deadite]

In his home realm Norman is most likely one of the wealthiest snd influential people in NYC and here is basically homeless.

[shadowcybrid]

He proceeds to steal donuts in the background, I love it 🤣🤣

[pinoyjona]

It never donned to me till now that Peter saying “this isn’t my problem” with Norman is the start of the “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility” path; echoing to Sam Raimi’s Peter when he said stopping the robber was not his problem, leading to the death of Uncle Ben.

[matdaniel]

Norman named his priorities in order.
His house, and company. And then his son. Best little details

[Liv_themushroom]

I absolutely love this version of Norman. And I can't help but sympathize with him. He's scared, confused, and alone in a completely different universe, tormented by a vicious side of himself that he has no control over. He's so broken and tired and, like May said, lost.

[AxeKick]

Spider-Man: No Way Home

Norman: In All Ways Homeless

[zoopazooploopa]

Norman was greedy, but was never malicious like his Goblin personality. I've always assumed the Goblin made him change his mind about looking for power after murdering Oscorp's board members.

[Usama-iupw]

He just became the best villain in the entire Spider-verse.

[gorrow]

It took 4 viewings before I finally noticed that Norman was stealing donuts LOL.

[mullinsmith]

Did you notice the scene with his eyes? I heard that someone said that his left eye was Norman looking lost, confused, scared, and depressed, while the other one, the goblin, was staring at Peter, intrigued by a different version of the spiderman he knows.

[LuisAlvarez-mrwm]

1:54 “Sometimes, I’m not myself. I’m someone else.” I know I don’t have a split personality like him with the Goblin. But I’ve had my days in which I don’t feel like I am myself anymore

[edneddy]

It's an honor to see him as Green Goblin again

[riri]

0:58 I know a LOT of people probably already caught this, but you can HEAR his spider sense going off here

[ImpyWorm]

0:32 Norman notices the subscribe bell.

[orlando]

I honestly didn’t know what to expect when I learned Norman/GG was going to be in this. Was he going to be the same manic villain from the Raimi trilogy?

The direction they took of making him vulnerable and lost was a great surprise and really let Dafoe bring a new layer to the character, something I didn’t expect after all these years. We never saw Norman/GG be this helpless, save for his stunt at the end of the OG Spider-Man film. I was always a fan of Willem Dafoe but to me this solidified him as one of the greats.

[OfficialAshArcher]

May making Peter help these people instead of sending them straight back not only cost her life, but Peter’s too.