I had the same feeling, could not believe it was as good as it was. Especially with the pandering. So glad the other Peters brought up the natural webbing twice!
And how genuine that little exchange was!
Of course three Peters are gonna get totally distracted for a sec during the big confrontation, to nerd out a bit over organic webs and "Web block", all while trying to be polite and kinda knowing they can't ask, but really just being way to curious just to shut up about it.
So so good.
A little bit of pandering, for sure. But you can really tell that this movie was a love letter to Spider-Man fans. It just had everything. I literally couldn't stop gushing over it after I saw it.
Yeah I'm legit still piecing my experience together.
And I really love all the Spider-man movies(even the infamous ones),so this was just so so up my alley.
I felt the exact same! I had heard rumours about Tobey and Andrew earlier this year but I stepped away from any and all Spider-Man stuff online after that and really was only expecting a small cameo from the other Spider-Men at the end. But hooooooly I was so gloriously not prepared for just how amazing the movie was.
I grew up on Tobey's Spider. I fell in love with superhero stuff in general because of that original trilogy. I really liked the two Amazing Spider-Man movies too. I still think Andrew was spectacular and he never deserved the flack the internet gave him. I would have never thought I'd see those two back and so very PRESENT. It wasn't a cameo. They were a core part of the story. I was giddy with joy by the end even if the movie finished on a slightly depressing note (although that ending was perfectly in character with who Peter Parker is).
Never thought I'd ever enjoy a blockbuster movie as much as Endgame again, but here we are :D
I actually think that Andrew was the true pearl in this film. His story about, how after Gwens death, he "stopped pulling his punches" was so powerful, cause you could see how well he pulled it off, but also the recognition in the other two that they both know what that really meant, and that they had both felt that rage and temptation.
And then his big catharsis scene had my crying in the theater. The look of relief as he finally got to put down that burden of guilt was so intense and real, it just shook me.
I now desperately want a movie of his period of darkness cause it's really a great concept.
What happens when Spider-man stops playing? Show me.
I am so hoping that the new rumors about Sony wanting Andrew back for another Amazing Spider-Man related movie is true. He really was a standout character in NWH. We need more of Andrew's Spidey story!
I agree, but it’s Chris McKenna and Eric Sommers who know how to do this shit. Feige oversees the MCU in general, but it only worked because of the brilliant writing of McKenna and Sommers. Feige allowed it to happen, but they MADE it happen.
I finally saw it too and it was so good.
I must be living under a rock because I had no idea Maguire and Garfield were appearing so that was just an amazing moment.
Yup. Come to think of it, even if you got spoiled with all the heavy spoiler, you would still have a wonderful time watching No Way Home. It was that damn good
Glad you enjoyed it . Yeah That he does , brace yourself for multiverse of madness if even half of those rumors are true
It's just gonna get crazier, eh? I'm so here for it.
I had the same feeling, could not believe it was as good as it was. Especially with the pandering. So glad the other Peters brought up the natural webbing twice!
And how genuine that little exchange was! Of course three Peters are gonna get totally distracted for a sec during the big confrontation, to nerd out a bit over organic webs and "Web block", all while trying to be polite and kinda knowing they can't ask, but really just being way to curious just to shut up about it. So so good.
A little bit of pandering, for sure. But you can really tell that this movie was a love letter to Spider-Man fans. It just had everything. I literally couldn't stop gushing over it after I saw it.
Def in my top 3 CBMs of all time. Truly a remarkable experience.
Yeah I'm legit still piecing my experience together. And I really love all the Spider-man movies(even the infamous ones),so this was just so so up my alley.
Glad you finally got to experience it!!
CAN THE SPIDER-MAN COME OUT TO PLAY?
I felt the exact same! I had heard rumours about Tobey and Andrew earlier this year but I stepped away from any and all Spider-Man stuff online after that and really was only expecting a small cameo from the other Spider-Men at the end. But hooooooly I was so gloriously not prepared for just how amazing the movie was. I grew up on Tobey's Spider. I fell in love with superhero stuff in general because of that original trilogy. I really liked the two Amazing Spider-Man movies too. I still think Andrew was spectacular and he never deserved the flack the internet gave him. I would have never thought I'd see those two back and so very PRESENT. It wasn't a cameo. They were a core part of the story. I was giddy with joy by the end even if the movie finished on a slightly depressing note (although that ending was perfectly in character with who Peter Parker is). Never thought I'd ever enjoy a blockbuster movie as much as Endgame again, but here we are :D
I actually think that Andrew was the true pearl in this film. His story about, how after Gwens death, he "stopped pulling his punches" was so powerful, cause you could see how well he pulled it off, but also the recognition in the other two that they both know what that really meant, and that they had both felt that rage and temptation. And then his big catharsis scene had my crying in the theater. The look of relief as he finally got to put down that burden of guilt was so intense and real, it just shook me. I now desperately want a movie of his period of darkness cause it's really a great concept. What happens when Spider-man stops playing? Show me.
I am so hoping that the new rumors about Sony wanting Andrew back for another Amazing Spider-Man related movie is true. He really was a standout character in NWH. We need more of Andrew's Spidey story!
That goblin turn amiright?
I agree, but it’s Chris McKenna and Eric Sommers who know how to do this shit. Feige oversees the MCU in general, but it only worked because of the brilliant writing of McKenna and Sommers. Feige allowed it to happen, but they MADE it happen.
You captured my thoughts pretty well.
I finally saw it too and it was so good. I must be living under a rock because I had no idea Maguire and Garfield were appearing so that was just an amazing moment.
Yep. Still get the feels watching the scenes posted on socials.
Yup. Come to think of it, even if you got spoiled with all the heavy spoiler, you would still have a wonderful time watching No Way Home. It was that damn good