SPIDERMAN NO WAY HOME BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed!

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Spider-Man No Way Home Easter Eggs! No Way Home features Peter Parker (Tom Holland) meeting crossover alternate Spider-Man variants played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield! Plus, cameos by Venom (Tom Hardy), Daredevil (Charlie Cox), and amazing performances by Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin Norman Osborn and Alfred Molina as Doc Ock! Erik Voss breaks down the full movie of Spider-Man No Way Home for its endless Easter Eggs and callbacks to Spider-Man (2002), Spider-Man 2 (2004), Spider-Man 3 (2007), The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), Spider-Man Homecoming, Spider-Man Far From Home, and even Spider-Man Into the Spider-verse (2018)!

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Written and researched by: Erik Voss
Producer: Zach Huddleston
Producer: Brandon Barrick
Post Production Supervisor: Riley Auskelis
Staff Editors: John Costa, Joshua Steven Hurd, & Drew Coombs
Editors: Devin Cleary, Kelly Joule

[triforcecode]

Andrew's Spidey getting that redemption save, and showing on his face how much he needed that. OMG I melted, was beautiful and perfect.

[JulesBox]

Thanos was menacing, but Green Goblin is straight up dangerous and terrifying, Willem Dafoe really killed it both times.

[emmakaye]

That scene when Peter gets his spidey sense about Norman Turing into goblin was one of the most anxiety inducing scenes I’ve seen on screen. It was perfect.

[pjb]

Nobody talks about the greatness that was the Otto/Tobey scene on the statue. The father/son like aspect of their relationship is what made 2 the tragedy it was. Giving them closure, with Tobey talking about him just trying to be better. So much in that little scene.

[raullukebenitez]

Andrew Garfields face when he saved MJ gets me everytime. It really turned me around to appreciate him more. And also the way he described his mindset after losing Gwen. It elevated his character.

[Mystreek]

Tobey celebrating Tom being in The Avengers without knowing what it is and calling Andrew amazing is just so wholesome. I also missed Andrew's natural jolliness. Now I really wanted TASM3

[chumuheha]

I love that Doc Ock went full hero in this film. Truly gave him the full redemption he never really got.

[mamshiemo]

Filipino here. Just on that bit about Ned on #37 at 22:25 - The shield with all the different small 'swords' displayed on Ned's living room is actually called "Weapons of Moroland, " which is actually a typical souvenir gift and is one of the telltale signs how "Filipino" a household is, so not really "ancient." But if we look at the origin of the Weapons of Moroland, each miniature model of displayed weapons are those historically used by warrior tribes from the indigenous peoples of Mindanao in the Philippines, the "Moro" people who resisted colonialism of the Spaniards. So displaying one over your living room wall can also mean resistance to colonialism. Each WoM is similar in design, but often differs in the material used, size of each sword and shield.

Also, Ned's 'lola' says to Ned in Tagalog "isa kang salamangkero" matter-of-factly which literally means "yer a wizard, Ned." In Philippine mythology, a 'salamangkero' is a powerful magician / sorcerer /mage / wizard, who casts spells and has similar powers as Dr. Strange does. Some indigenous tribes today still believe in the otherwordly powers of a salamangkero. In modern popular culture, however, to call someone a 'salamangkero' means someone so skilled it's almost magic.

Ned did mention his grandma said there was magic in his family, so maybe one of his ancestors is actually a salamangkero. :)

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The entire movie was an emotional rollercoaster. It's really nice to see Tobey, Andrew and Tom get along so well both in real life and in the cinematic universe.

[BenAri]

I got so much chills when Green Goblin kept laughing after Peter hit him, straight up terrifying

[joselira]

This movie made me sad that Andrew Garfield didn’t get a good script for his movies, I LOVED him in this movie and wish I was able to see more of him in the MCU

[dukesilver]

It was really fun to see Willem Dafoe fully unleash the unhinged nature of Green Goblin in this movie. His villain persona felt somewhat limited in Raimi's iteration, but he he was no holds barred this time around.

[MSSynsyterGates]

Not gonna lie. Andrew saving MJ had me in my feels. They gave him the redemption he really needed.

[Kevmaster]

Just like how Andrew’s Peter redeemed himself by saving Michelle, Tobey’s Peter redeemed himself by stopping the glider from killing Norman.

[Frobama]

I was a kid during tobeys era. I’m high school during andrews era. And now I’m 24 watching this movie, full of pure joy and nostalgia. Cried like a baby during May’s scene.

[littledude]

If Peter had asked Strange to erase everyone's memories of Mysterio this movie would have been only 10 minutes

[fireball]

I loved how brutal Tom and Green Goblin’s fights were. The punches were so powerful and shows Tom fighting like we’ve never seen before. They were so cool.

[DeadmanInc]

I absolutely ADORED the interaction between Tobey, Andrew, and Tom. They legitimately behave like actual brothers. Tobey the older, more dopey, but supportive one who managed to make his life work out somehow. Andrew the middle, more eccentric, outgoing one working through some personal shit. And of course Tom the younger, more curious, and innocent one with so much untapped potential. I really want to see Tom reunite with Tobey and Andrew again. Perhaps in a Secret Wars movie?

[yderga]

Tobeys spiderman was so uplifting and encouraging, his cheesiness and humble nerd-like nature really shined.

Andrew's quirky, fun sarcastic spiderman really stood out to me. His baggage from the past movies and low self confidence following him from TASM2 was genius.

[jomjom]

One detail I noticed is that on Tom's Spidey and Green Goblin's final fight, he was always webbing/disabling Goblin's feet; which was Tony Stark's tip on Peter when fighting Captain America (a very strong and experienced fighter) in Civil War.