SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME: Every EASTER EGG, Reference + MCU Connections | Marvel BREAKDOWN Explained

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Spider-Man: No Way Home completes the origin story of Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In addition to connects to the MCU, it also weaves together the stories of Raimi's Spider-Man films, and the Amazing Spider-Man. We found every Easter egg that connects to Toby Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and their villains Doctor Octopus, Norman Osborn, Electro, Lizard, and Sandman.

Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright

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[OneForTwoFilms]

Tobey got closure, Andrew got redemption, and Tom gets to continue on and has the potential for the greatest arc in the MCU. This movie will be hard to top.

[ramboluib]

This film is a love letter to all 3 generation of Spider-Man films and it's fans. We all have are own favorites, but we are all united by this film. Marvel and Sony did the impossible.

[Quevallyn]

I love how they tied all the Spidey franchises together retrospectively to create their own Spider-Man: Endgame. Tobey turning up was definitely a Cap and Mjolnir moment.

[mikadyo]

The mj fall broke me. Andrew’s performance was incredible.

[karbon]

Not only did Andrew Garfield bring so much life and energy to this film, his bromance with Tobey’s Spider-Man was incredible and I’m actually hurt at the thought of not seeing them two fight villains together in the future.

[regina_filange.]

I thought the feeling of seeing all the characters to come together in Endgame after 10 years was unbeatable. There were moments in this movie that absolutely matched that feeling, and then some. 19 years in the making. Incredible.

[comcarclub]

Everyone in the comments is praising this actor or that actor, but EVERYONE in this movie was utterly superb. Everyone. Holland, Zendaya, Cumberbatch, Maguire, Garfield, Tomei, etc., etc. I hardly slept when I got home because I still so pumped. What a film.

[Paul-kehg]

Can I just say that I expected Tobey and Andrew to show up at the last possible moment and that I was so happy when they turned out to be big parts of this movie. It really felt like seeing old friends again and immediately fall back into rhythm with them. What a gut punch of a movie. Wow.

[hukuando]

There are so many reasons I love this movie, but here are the main ones I think it deserves to be talked about:

1. Delves into series themes about mental / physical health - It's okay to not be okay, and to seek help. Note how both heroes and villains were often at war with themselves and in need of healing / repair / redemption.
2. Everyone deserves a second chance. Even the heroes and villains. Everyone.
3. It's easy to justify decisions with the "greater good" but it's much harder yet more rewarding to save those around us, one person at a time

Morals aside, there were so many feels with this one! Even with the spoilers, being able to see these characters share the screen together was so surreal, I still couldn't believe it had happened the day after I'd watched the film! Would definitely have to rewatch it a few more times.

[jesse]

I thought the part where Toby says to Andrew “no you’re amazing, say it” was kind of representing the audience. Since the amazing Spider-Man movies were the least liked by the fans, Andrew says he’s not as cool as the other guys but this is kinda telling him he’s not so bad.

[motorola]

This movie is so well written! The fact that they were able to pull together all of these storylines, Easter eggs, and nods to the Spider-Man lore, while making it a coherent story is ... simply amazing.

[CLSGL]

I finally got to watch the movie last night and noticed something instantly. Each Spider-Man plays into their generation in the real world.

Tobey’s Spider-Man was the first, so naturally he manages to teach both Andrew and Toms Spidermen lessons throughout the movie. Almost acting like an older brother.

Tom was the younger brother. Very naive, emotional, and even needed a course correction at the end via Tobey stopping the glider.

But Andrew’s was honestly my favorite in the movie. He’s the weird middle child of the franchise. Not new enough to relate to the new audiences, not old enough to relate to the old audiences. It’s more impactful when you realize that throughout the whole movie it’s almost like Disney and Sony were trying to give him a redemption from his movies in the franchise.

Andrew’s Spider-Man was mistreated terribly in his movies. His success in saving MJ redeemed him of his (Sonys) worst mistake, which was failing to save Gwen.

[ChanoWilliams]

"YOU are AMAZING! Say it, come on! You're AMAZING!" lol I loved this movie so much!!! Audience couldn't stop cheering throughout the whole thing. I really missed the cinemas pre-pandemic!

[ThinlyCut]

Andrew's Spiderman in this movie literally proved that he was an incredible Spiderman, had the writing not have been so terrible. I absolutely enjoyed all of the interactions, and I absolutely love how wholesome it all was! I want to watch it again.

[yassomesho]

The "You know, I'm something of a scientist myself" was the moment I outright *knew* Tobey would be in. I also almost cried out of happiness when Norman said that, I'm a man.

[Jayk]

And the Academy Award for Best Actor goes to Andrew Garfield for “No I am not in Spider-Man No Way Home.”

[jesalmakwana]

also. Peter's new suit at the end of the movie looks mad. He obviously took inspiration from Tobey and andrew's suits. gotta love the comic accuracy. red and blue. amazing

[LuisMartinez_]

The first confirmation we’ve had to the origin of his powers was back in Homecoming when Ned asks him: “so you got bit by a spider?”

[prateekgupta]

Out of all 3, i loved Andrew's acting the most... He actually was feeling everything. Redemption at best