Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) - Saving MJ Scene | Movieclips

Spider-Man: No Way Home - Saving MJ: MJ (Zendaya) falls.



FILM DESCRIPTION:
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.

CREDITS:
TM & © Sony Pictures Entertainment (2021)
Cast: Alfred Molina, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jacob Batalon, Tom Holland, Willem Dafoe, Zendaya
Screenwriter: Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers
Director: Jon Watts
Producer: Kevin Feige

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[timlemmens]

Today, I learned that Andrew himself pitched this scene and I appreciate him even more for it.

[shmooglydoop]

The fact that Garfield's Peter executed this perfectly this time makes me believe that he's thought about every single way he could've saved Gwen ever since she died. And he finally got to do it right :')

[frankie]

This scene is so deep. I felt the intimacy between Andrew's Spidey and us the audience. Only us and him knew what saving Zendaya's MJ meant to him. Only we knew what he had been through and how much he remembers that day. And they way he perfectly executes the saving makes us think that he never, not even for a day, stopped thinking about how he could have saved GS. He forgave himself in the exact moment he landed safely.

[kevsdigitalartsmore]

Look closely before she fell. Ned tried saving her too. He was always a good friend to Peter and MJ.

[SpammytheHedgehog]

This was the reason why Andrew Garfield came back. To redeem himself.

[StxlerMC]

This scene is so faithful to Andrew Garfield. This shows that he spent so much time thinking "if I did this" and "what if I" that when the time came he knew exactly what to do

[AMDEVER]

This scene achieves what almost every movie tries to achieve but fails and that is to provide a meaningful moment that justifies all of the actions that a character has gone through. To see this culmination of events all come together is just amazing. I think this is the best scene in an already amazing movie

[thecanadian]

The ptsd on his face was to real. He played that so well this was probably my favorite scene in the movie. It really hit me hard

[jwanie]

I love that Zendaya improvised the “are you ok?” line back to Andrew. This was such a wonderful redemption for him

[march.]

Can we all admire the sound editing in this scene? The silence that's broken by Goblin's cackle, segwaying into the chilling ringing. Amazing

[shajuandacampbell]

Andrew Garfield's facial expression from 1:01 to 1:06 pierces my heart! It evokes, from my heart, so much compassion, and sadness for him!

[Demaad]

I always thought Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man was very underrated and over hated. Glad he’s getting the love he deserved now from the fandom

[hyperjgaming]

Garfield saving MJ was absolutely the best scene. The emotion on his face knowing he finally was able to catch the girl, but also knowing he can't get Gwen back...

[ytsn_THE_OG]

I love his immediate response and really using his power to keep the same exact thing from happening again. He was able to forgive himself, and prevent another Peter from suffering the same tragedy.

[jjfromthebigland]

How he manages to express relief and heartbreak at the same time is remarkable...

[FullMetalNate]

The rush of emotions I felt when watching this was unreal. The excitement of seeing him save her, to seeing the look of pain and sadness on his face made me well up and cry. GOD this movie is so good.

[theyoungwolf]

I’ll always be a tobey fan but I really feel like Andrew deserved this film more than anyone else he always was a good Spider-Man and this film proves it

[artchic]

Andrew Garfield’s Peter’s look of sadness is so bittersweet. He most definitely replayed Gwen’s fall and death millions of times in his head, analyzing it from every possible angle to see what, if anything, he did wrong and could have done differently to save her.

When MJ fell, he felt he was reliving that nightmare and vowed to redeem himself, if only through his own eyes, and of course save MJ’s life. It’s as if, in the moment of saving MJ, he could finally forgive himself, let go and move on. A truly powerful moment for Andrew to act out, and he did so beautifully.

[b.a.ward.]

Andrew's display of emotion in that moment was nothing short of incredible! Absolutely amazing!

[codyhiginbotham]

Out of all my theories, Garfield Spider-Man saving MJ was the one I most hoped would happen
When it did, I cheered so much 😁