I've been saying the same thing to my friends, this film is just nostalgia.
Official "Spider-Man 3: No Way Home" Thread (OPEN SPOILERS)
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JoseLuisGotcha
Aka Allhiphopsux
Just seent it today it was iiiight not better than end game
Nothing stood out really …
then again marvel is always campy
i love my comic movies dark (dark night / sin city)
Nothing stood out really …
then again marvel is always campy
i love my comic movies dark (dark night / sin city)
i was waiting for the 3 spideys to do the pointing meme…unless i missed it i ain’t see it woulda been golden..
Marc Spector
the 4'11 Cuban
I loved this movie.
At first I was like: this movie is the graduation of Peter Parker.
But...
Its honestly the Skyfall of Hollands Spider Man.
Im glad that the creators realized that the infantilized, twee, non serious tone of
"but but how will i take MJ to the prom?!?!?!
"
had run its course and the MCU moving forward
And also....
theres no way that the success of Spider Verse didnt inform the script and direction of the Home series. Kinda a shame that Spider Verse wont get the praise for helping set this up.
At first I was like: this movie is the graduation of Peter Parker.
But...
Its honestly the Skyfall of Hollands Spider Man.
Im glad that the creators realized that the infantilized, twee, non serious tone of
"but but how will i take MJ to the prom?!?!?!
"had run its course and the MCU moving forward
will feature a back to basics more traditional Spider Man with no Happy, no Stark or Stark Tech, No Aunt May, and no MJ or Ned which is a bold fukkin take that they didnt have to do
And also....
theres no way that the success of Spider Verse didnt inform the script and direction of the Home series. Kinda a shame that Spider Verse wont get the praise for helping set this up.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming came out in July 2017 which is a year and a half BEFORE Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (which came out in December 2018).
Marc Spector
the 4'11 Cuban
I know but i think they only had the primary story beat of "Peter is outed" as the Post-far from home status quo. The idea to
feature the previous Spider Men and their villains
wasnt brought forward until after the success of Spider Verse.
At the very least, at bare minimum, I imagine at some Sony writers retreat they agreed that "Spider man fukking around in alternative universes is awesome, lets write about it" and Spider Verse was the opening salvo in seeing if it would work or not.
That’s actually a fukk up on my end; I meant any theater where Garfield got more cheers is an outlier. But certainly not nonexistant; that’s ridiculous.
FlyGuy
pimp of the year
I think my favorite scene overall was the Peter’s in the lab
they brought him back to square one on this. As a film there’s shyt to criticize, but I damn if that movie didn’t make me feel good
bravo, Spider-Man, bravo
they brought him back to square one on this. As a film there’s shyt to criticize, but I damn if that movie didn’t make me feel good
bravo, Spider-Man, bravo
Aight my spidey comic heads. What’s the chances they introduce fantastic four and Wolverine into Tom hollands last Spider-Man movie while introducing miles morales as the new takeover spidey for a future avengers movie with miles?? Am I bugging or it’s doable?
STFU
EA
A Pound & A Prayer
This film had a lot that I didn’t like but despite those issues, the highs were so high that I still give this a 7.5/10. The chemistry between the Spidermen was elite and Willem Dafoe is just 
People are missing a key aspect to this film. Yes it's the end to the "Home" trilogy, but this is actually his origin story. People criticized him in previous films for just being baby Iron Man and having all of Tony's tech - yeah because he was just a kid and not fully spider-man yet.
This is the movie he truly becomes Spider-MAN, this is his origin, this is his starting point. There's a reason why we never get to see Holland's character get bit by the spider or anything like that, why we never see the traditional origin story, because this is his actual origin.
Aunt May dies and tells him the "Great Power comes Great Responsibility" quote like how Uncle Ben does in the other origins, and by the end of it all we've not only seen him grow from an immature kid into a selfless hero but furthermore we're in a world where no one knows he exists let alone that he's Spider-Man, he's broke living in an apartment by himself, he has none of Tony's tech anymore, and he had to sew a suit for himself. He's starting from ground 0 now like everyone else
This is the movie he truly becomes Spider-MAN, this is his origin, this is his starting point. There's a reason why we never get to see Holland's character get bit by the spider or anything like that, why we never see the traditional origin story, because this is his actual origin.
Aunt May dies and tells him the "Great Power comes Great Responsibility" quote like how Uncle Ben does in the other origins, and by the end of it all we've not only seen him grow from an immature kid into a selfless hero but furthermore we're in a world where no one knows he exists let alone that he's Spider-Man, he's broke living in an apartment by himself, he has none of Tony's tech anymore, and he had to sew a suit for himself. He's starting from ground 0 now like everyone else
Ive read people comparing this to End Game and I actually agree, but for what you said here...pretty ridiculous plot contrivances to set up the payoffs, but the payoffs are good enough to where you can overlook the stupid.This film had a lot that I didn’t like but despite those issues, the highs were so high that I still give this a 7.5/10. The chemistry between the Spidermen was elite and Willem Dafoe is just
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mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
Man, I felt the same way. They did it in the credits, but it woulda popped more during the film.
