Official "Spider-Man 3: No Way Home" Thread (OPEN SPOILERS)

[Conz]

Said it in here before, but where the fukk did all of these Andrew Garfield stans come from?

Like I’m happy people like him in this but most of these “Iv always loved him and his Spider-Man movies” ass people are full of shyt

not going back to confirm or nothing, but i thought most people came away from those movies really liking his portrayal of spiderman above all else. the movies were kinda garbage in hindsight but he and Emma Stone were good. seeing him in an actual MCU proerty with the MCU treatment was great.

 

[wire28]

Unless it’s bank robbery, what crimes are committed in the day?


All the great crimes take place at night

Every villain knows “you do bad in the dark”

A wise man once said the freaks come out at night

 

[Rekkapryde]

Said it in here before, but where the fukk did all of these Andrew Garfield stans come from?

Like I’m happy people like him in this but most of these “Iv always loved him and his Spider-Man movies” ass people are full of shyt

Because cats know he's the best Spidey

Holland too short and was Ironmans lil helper the first two movies until this one

Tobey was good too but Andrew was perfect

Garfield just had bad scripts he couldn't save.

 

[Rekkapryde]

not going back to confirm or nothing, but i thought most people came away from those movies really liking his portrayal of spiderman above all else. the movies were kinda garbage in hindsight but he and Emma Stone were good. seeing him in an actual MCU proerty with the MCU treatment was great.

This

 

[CHICAGO]

Posting here just to ask if the 3d experienced is worth it trying to buy some tickets. No MCU stans or people with disney stocks need reply, just need a regular movie bruhs opinion.

I SAW IT IN 3D.

DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

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[FunkDoc1112]

Watched Spider Man 2 earlier and yeah...I say that's still the GOAT Spider Man flick and still the benchmark for superhero movies imo. Some cheesiness and MJs narcissistic ass notwithstanding lol

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

My coworker told me he loved the Garfield movies



He also said Spider-Man 2 was his favorite one

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

Watched Spider Man 2 earlier and yeah...I say that's still the GOAT Spider Man flick and still the benchmark for superhero movies imo. Some cheesiness and MJs narcissistic ass notwithstanding lol

The balance between comic book feel and live action movie was done really well with that movie

 

[FunkDoc1112]

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The balance between comic book feel and live action movie was done really well with that movie

And what I lvoe is it's largely about how his superhero life is disrupting his normal life and putting so much pressure on him. Sure, Far From Home kinda got into that...but the stakes were so low. In Spider-Man 2, his sense of duty as Spider-Man threatened to make him flunk out of college, lose all his jobs and get evicted, and destroy all his personal relationships. In FFH, Spideying was just getting in the way of...smashing MJ. He'd have plenty more chances . And because the stakes were so low, Peter trying to get away from it all and dump it on Mysterio made him come off more bratty, than in Spider-Man 2 when he walks away after reaching a serious breaking point. It just feels like a full-blown movie while even the best MCU flicks just feel like the latest 2-hour special installment of a serial.

 

[King Static X]

Saw the after credit scene... Will the next Holland spidey still be MCU? And was there another post credit scene?

Kevin Feige said earlier this month that he, Amy Pascal/Sony, and Disney were "actively beginning to develop" the next Spider-Man story/trilogy.

Also, the 2nd post credit scene wasn't really a post credit scene. It was just a teaser trailer for the movie Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness which is coming out in May (...at least for now).

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

I love the fact they branched out.

Now maybe for the complainers they probably should do their releases like “New Content_Old Content_New Content_Old Content” to break it up for all the “Bu bu bu bu but I don’t care about “blank characters cuz I’m not familiar with them” people.

But I think it’s great they not getting in a loop like other franchises where that gotta keep spamming one hero and every else is just a branch or exertion from that world.

But introducing new shyt is the only way they can continue to grow. People forget back in 2007 no one cared about any of the big Avenger characters and look at them now

Nobody has a problem with new shyt.. To most people, the entire MCU outside of Hulk, Thor and Captain America was new characters... The common man wasn't talking about or informed about Tony Stark.. Now he might be top 3

These phase 4 movies/shows just weren't good

 

[Lootpack]

Said it in here before, but where the fukk did all of these Andrew Garfield stans come from?

Like I’m happy people like him in this but most of these “Iv always loved him and his Spider-Man movies” ass people are full of shyt

I definitely see what you mean.

The writing was on the wall ever since the rumors of him being featured surfaced. There’s the group that has always appreciated his portrayal and then the other lukewarm crowd who had a change of heart after NWH. It was bound to happen.

Also helps that Garfield has a pretty big stanbase outside of the TASM films too. They’ll always show that support on social media.

 

[Dillah810]

 

[Switch]

Norman’s taking a sabbatical

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Nobody has a problem with new shyt.. To most people, the entire MCU outside of Hulk, Thor and Captain America was new characters... The common man wasn't talking about or informed about Tony Stark.. Now he might be top 3

These phase 4 movies/shows just weren't good

Though that’s a combination of perspective and opinions.

Me personally, I’ve seen some bad movies and shows and I can’t quite put them in the same category.

My only question to you is what are you comparing and contrasting Phase 4 against?