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Spider-Man: No Way Home

Spider-Man: No Way Home

2021
Sci-fi, Action
2h 28m
For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighborhood hero is unmasked and no longer able to separate his normal life from the high-stakes of being a Super Hero. When he asks for help from Doctor Strange, the stakes become even more dangerous, forcing him to discover what it truly means to be Spider-Man (imdb.com).

Directed by:

Jon Watts

Screenwriter:

Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers

Starring:

Willem Dafoe, Marisa Tomei, Jamie Foxx, Jon Favreau, Tobey Maguire, Alfred Molina, J.K. Simmons, Benedict Cumberbatch, Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jacob Batalon

Franchises:

Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man

Genres:

Sci-fi, Action, Adventure

Country:

USA

Language:

English
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Spider-Man: No Way Home

2021
Sci-fi, Action
2h 28m
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beedubBeeDub
Rated 18 Dec 2021
92
84th
Serves as an epic and emotional finale to 20 years of Spider-Man movies, pulled off in ways most of us never thought possible. Like the recent Ghostbusters: Afterlife, this is an example of fanservice done right. The ending is surprisingly bittersweet (for a Marvel movie, at least) and I hope future movies don't undo the major decisions made here. Keep on slingin', Spidey.
Rated 18 Dec 2021
bunyasBunyas
Rated 23 Dec 2021
78
83rd
Actually the story was weak, the incident which provides a foundation for the entire movie was unconvincing, ridiculously absurd and nonlogical, they didn't even explain it much, that led to so many plot holes. Sandman and Lizard were just there needlessly, motivations unclear. But fan-service, feeling of nostalgia, performances, pacing were so good, plus some serious consequences in the movie elevate No Way Home from my end to a higher level, despite all of it's absurdities and problems!
Rated 23 Dec 2021
leonardisLeonardis
Rated 21 Dec 2021
96
89th
Where do I even begin? This lived up to the hype and even surpassed it a bit. I was very surprised how mature the storytelling was and just where the writers went with this character. I laughed, cried, and clapped my hands like the big nerd I am. It’s got the fan service, but it’s also really respectful to the character and those who grew up watching him for decades. The cast and crew hit the nail here. Fun, endlessly entertaining, very emotional, and super satisfying. I loved it.
Rated 21 Dec 2021
jthuskyjthusky
Rated 19 Dec 2021
85
89th
As a film, it cannot be avoided that this Spider-Man is incomprehensible without seeing past ones - a significant number of payoffs require the viewer having seen at least eight other comic book movies from multiple film studios. It relies so heavily upon other media that it loses a bit of its own identity. But with that said, damn, how fun was that, right? Loved it! A lovely junction of so many Marvel moments and characters and it manages to keep the magic alive for the whole run.
Rated 19 Dec 2021
juntakinte99juntakinte99
Rated 17 Dec 2021
78
57th
The ads do a disservice to this film. It's not just another supervillain fight. Instead, the cross-dimensional angle gives cool insight on the hero as well as the villains he's created and faced. If sequels feel like TV shows, this one is a great season finale that addresses past plots. However, the picture slips with unanswered logical questions and nonsensical heroic choices. Still, if you've been a fan of any of the franchises, the final third action makes it worth watching.
Rated 17 Dec 2021
jarobmuljarobmul
Rated 16 Dec 2021
84
90th
Easily could have been a fan service disaster, but it actually works so so well. Both excited and sad about where the story goes from here
Rated 16 Dec 2021
drgoatmanDrGoatman
Rated 20 Dec 2021
92
92nd
You know, I'm something of a scientist myself.
Rated 20 Dec 2021
billyshearsBillyShears
Rated 18 Dec 2021
80
77th
What is with marvel movie fans and being super obnoxious and letting you know they know who characters are during a movie. Like no shit characters showed up what did you think was going to happen you moron. *Hoots and hollers during Magic Mike III when The Rock is crushed to death by CGI Michael Clarke Duncan's buttcheeks*
Rated 18 Dec 2021
jlfmJLFM
Rated 17 Dec 2021
45
14th
At the risk of sounding like a total killjoy who’s no fun to talk to at parties, this was a devastatingly depressing exercise in Pavlovian audience response to pre-existing IP. The back half of this in particular is just a barrage of referencing things from other movies (received by its audience with knowing laughter or even applause and cheers). This was the bleakest thing I’ve seen in a theater since Mass.
Rated 17 Dec 2021
terrymacterrymac
Rated 23 Jan 2022
78
79th
This was a fun romp. Holland remains very engaging in the role, and, if the story took some predictable steps, they were outweighed by the many novel ones. I hadn't seen the Garfield Spider-Man films, and that didn't seem to matter here; the historic stuff was handled rather nicely. Ambitious, lively, and enjoyable.
Rated 23 Jan 2022
nobambanobamba
Rated 24 Dec 2021
95
97th
Comic book elements at their apex: crossovers, fanservice, multiverse, loss, perseverance, a lesson learned, and a final reset. Citizen Kane isn't any less of a film though it requires contemporary filmmaking context to truly appreciate its greatness. Fans got to see the Spideys' differences. Ultimately, I rate films on how much I enjoy them and I enjoyed this a lot. Fav scenes: guys chatting; Garfield catching Zendaya; Maguire saving Dafoe while giving Holland an understanding look.
Rated 24 Dec 2021
deaddillydeaddilly
Rated 23 Dec 2021
55
18th
More gimmicky meta-cinema from Marvel that feels extra self-congratulatory. And while the stream of guest appearances inevitably won me over a couple times, it couldn't distract from the fact that the motivation for the hero made zero sense. Probably my least favourite Spiderman just for how desperate it felt.
Rated 23 Dec 2021
mentaculusMentaculus
Rated 17 Dec 2021
75
62nd
A minor miracle of a spectacle: lifting 20 years of cinematic baggage, somehow weaving it together in as neat a web as possible. It’s strength is in how tasteful it’s done. Unresolved arcs see due completion, questionable past creative choices get needed forgiving chuckles, bonds are formed effortlessly. The Spider-Man mythos is so, well, known, this sidesteps the pleasantries to dive deep into real Spidey business: grace and responsibility and sacrifice, hand in hand in hand.
Rated 17 Dec 2021
adragon91ADragon91
Rated 15 Dec 2021
90
96th
One of the best Spider-Man movies ever. A fanservice galore fest done extremely well with jokes, emotion, and heart. Solid action set pieces and character interactions give the film alot of energy. I got a little emotional and attached when certain characters popped up again. The performances were all really good, the special effects were top notch, and some of the music will be familiar to the fans. I had such a blast with what the movie set out to do. One of my favourite films of the year.
Rated 15 Dec 2021
luna6ixLuna6ix
Rated 13 May 2022
90
97th
No doubt, the most heinous example of Marvel doing what they do best: pandering to legions of comic book and movie fans. Yet, this is also exactly why the MCU has legions of fans, myself included. It was such a great feeling to see the old versions of Spider-Man taken under the MCU umbrella, an indication that just like our love for Marvel, Marvel's love for the fans knows no bounds.
Rated 13 May 2022
indyatmnINDYATMN
Rated 31 Dec 2021
95
96th
A couple of contrivances were glaring (Why does Peter need non-powered friends to search for multiversal invaders? Why is Strange trapped for a day b/c of "math"?) but the rest of this has been written & performed w/ so many touching character moments & perfectly inserted callbacks, that I don't think even Endgame brought me so close to tears as often. Only a cinematic universe could establish this level of emotional investment in characters & only a comic book one bring them together like this.
Rated 31 Dec 2021
thedicemanTheDiceman
Rated 26 Dec 2021
75
89th
Outstanding, a real treat to watch.
Rated 26 Dec 2021
kgbelliveaukgbelliveau
Rated 17 Dec 2021
95
91st
It works because it has so many moving parts that effortlessly weave decades of Cinematic mastery into one sprawling Spider-Man narrative that isn't hard to follow. Everyone in this film has suffered losses and by the end even more will be felt. It's epic in the way it delivers each and every bit of character development for characters that have not been seem in years. If you are a fan of what has come before you will be thoroughly entertained.
Rated 17 Dec 2021
canadianorcanadianor
Rated 17 Dec 2021
100
99th
This is the perfect Marvel movie that isn't an Avengers film. It pays off everything thing it builds up, corrects previous misgivings and really gets the character of Spider-Man right. All while setting things up in an interesting way that it's bound to be fresh next time out. Absolutely loved this.
Rated 17 Dec 2021
luordluord
Rated 16 Dec 2021
83
92nd
It might or might not be the best Spider-Man movie (there's still a case to be made for Spider-Man 2) but I feel it is the best movie *about* Spider-Man. And damn is it a joy to sit through; everyone involved clearly gave it their all.
Rated 16 Dec 2021
xakkmasterXakkMaster
Rated 14 Mar 2022
81
65th
An absolutely terrific piece of fan-service with several touching moments, but its monstrous popularity is sure to deflate on re-watches outside of the theater. So many scenes are hand-designed to trigger nostalgia responses but don't really build any substance beyond "oh yeah, remember that guy?" Dr. Strange's whole role in this movie is ridiculous and the way he and Peter initiate the major plot points of the film is absurd. All that said, that first watch really is a fun theme park ride.
Rated 14 Mar 2022
corbadCorbad
Rated 16 Jan 2022
70
53rd
A shallow film - the redemption/cure angle is poorly considered (bordering on eugenics and failing to address those just enabled by power, not literally infected by it) and the forget spell is terrifically insubstantial - that relies on [spoilers] and the charm of [redacted] to capture the audience - and, to be honest, the reliance mostly pays off to produce a pretty charming picture, overall. Just one with too many problems as soon as you think about it.
Rated 16 Jan 2022
obdurateObdurate
Rated 24 Dec 2021
95
97th
Easily the best Spider-Man movie. Seeing all the villains together was really cool and there was one other surprise that really hooked me. Darker than a lot of MCU movies while having legitimate comedy (as a Spider-Man movie should). The ending was so perfect. The action sequences were energetic and exciting, acrobatic as a SM movie should be. There's a lot you can do with a character like this (and Dr. Strange) and they used that potential fully.
Rated 24 Dec 2021
filmphilFilmphil
Rated 24 Dec 2021
100
93rd
Not just a good Movie. A good Spiderman Movie. The best MCU Movie
Rated 24 Dec 2021
difontaineDifontaine
Rated 23 Dec 2021
88
93rd
Really good. Builds on what came before (and before, and before) with a story that really connects. If this is the last film I see in the cinema for a while due to the pandemic, I'm happy. Really interested to see where they go next.
Rated 23 Dec 2021
hawkinsHawkins
Rated 21 Dec 2021
73
53rd
I clapped because they did the meme. Can't wait until DC puts five batmen in the same room so they can roast the batnipples.
Rated 21 Dec 2021
picklemanPickle_Man
Rated 20 Dec 2021
55
17th
Hollywood doesn't have a stellar track record resurrecting old properties for the sake of nostalgia like this, but for what it is, that aspect of the movie was actually handled relatively well, much better than I expected, and the meat of something pretty good is there. What drags it down hard is the trademark marvel quipping. It's egregious. This movie is 2.5 hours long and I honestly think a third of that time is somebody making an awkward, unfunny comment that completely interrupts the scene.
Rated 20 Dec 2021
therealj_roTheRealJ-Ro
Rated 19 Dec 2021
90
93rd
This immediately becomes an example that I will cite when someone asks me why I like movies. This is just a pleasure to experience. Yes it came in with all the hype in the world, and does fall victim to typical time-related shenanigans, but I genuinely feel that it delivered on the hype. Getting to revisit the Tobey & Garfield characters from after the movies, as well as the previous villains, was appreciated and well-executed. Zendaya and Holland are so great together. Worthy in every way.
Rated 19 Dec 2021
nicktheoNickTheo
Rated 17 Dec 2021
90
88th
NWH doesn't always succeed in avoiding the frustrating MCU style comedic timing that takes away from otherwise great dramatic scenes but when it decides to get serious it doesn't pull any punches and that's why it probaby rankes in the upper echelon of the MCU and as arguably the best Spider-Man film.The returning multiverse characters not only provide some of the best superhero movie moments of all time(theatre was going crazy!) but also serve a purpose that is true to who they truly are.
Rated 17 Dec 2021
bownBown
Rated 15 Dec 2021
82
61st
Primarily it’s another Watts/Holland Spider-Man movie, with the same supporting cast being funny and loveable, but it also brings in a previously unseen level of darkness, becoming a movie about the sacrifice all Spider-Men have to make sooner or later. Solid action, all-round great performances, and a more tolerable quip game mean Holland’s Spidey movies continue to be an MCU highlight. OH YEAH ALSO THERE WAS ALL THIS MULTIVERSE SHIT AND FANSERVICE EVERYWHERE IT WAS NEAT!!!!
Rated 15 Dec 2021
kuroelKuroel
Rated 15 Dec 2021
93
99th
Best MCU film. Yeah, the emotional peak cannot rival that of Endgame’s but the emotional satisfaction is more… evenly spread out. Fanservice done right to the umpteenth degree. I appreciate the balance between the more grounded moments and bombastic ones. And despite its massive cast, it doesn’t feel crowded. At no point does it feel saturated like many CGI pixelfests before it.
Rated 15 Dec 2021
iamianimaniamianiman
Rated 15 Dec 2021
91
99th
How huge The Dark Knight is for DC is how huge Spiderman No Way Home is for Marvel.
Rated 15 Dec 2021
ytadelYtadel
Rated 17 Apr 2022
8
93rd
Dang they actually made it work as a sequel to all seven previous Spidey movies, including at least a couple I barely care about but it managed to retroactively justify - Impressive!
Rated 17 Apr 2022
kasperlKasperL
Rated 20 Jan 2022
75
77th
The first one with Maguire and all of the installments in the Holland trilogy are about on par for me, but this is my favorite Spider-Man movie so far. It's a beastly mutation of a movie but the script is pretty great. And even though most of the performances are stellar, Molina steals every scene he's in.
Rated 20 Jan 2022
vandelay1Vandelay1
Rated 11 Jan 2022
64
67th
good movie
Rated 11 Jan 2022
lawlaw
Rated 10 Jan 2022
40
23rd
Marvel reaffirms that it has nothing of substance to offer with this fan service circle jerk of a Spider-man entry. I couldn't get through this even though I started it multiple times. With each passing product release, I find myself less and less interested in Disney's nostalgia regurgitation, and I'm grateful. My interest in their drivel is now essentially zero.
Rated 10 Jan 2022
filliganFilligan
Rated 29 Dec 2021
93
87th
I completely understand the hype and the cynicism. It’s easy to roll your eyes at a movie that relies on the work of other films for its emotional payoffs, especially with Disney involved. And if this weren’t so airtight from conception to weaving established MCU elements in to juggling its convoluted concept and onslaught of characters, I’d be cynical too. But it’s hard—it’s just too hard for me to stay sour in the face of such deft spectacle. Every choice this film made was the right one.
Rated 29 Dec 2021
le_mamile mami
Rated 25 Dec 2021
30
20th
commercialization of your childhood. and that childhood was not even a good one
Rated 25 Dec 2021
velvet_croweVelvet Crowe
Rated 24 Dec 2021
80
89th
The cool thing about this movie is that it builds upon the narratives of past films rather than have characters show up for the sake of nostalgia pops. It's a continuation of past narratives in a way that thematically connects into Hollands own arc of personal responsibility, and that's really damn cool. On top of all that, the movie has really cool action scenes with the Strange fight being a highlight. The chemistry between the Spidey's is also damn good.
Rated 24 Dec 2021
scholar69420Scholar69420
Rated 23 Dec 2021
57
47th
A decent piece of entertainment. Lots and lots of fan service, but the story was still well handled. Good jokes, good chemistry between actors. Marvel at its best. Entertaining without being dumb. Watching in a cinema is definitely recommend, vfx look great.
Rated 23 Dec 2021
twillistwillis
Rated 23 Dec 2021
75
36th
Fun to see the old faces back again.
Rated 23 Dec 2021
ametrineAmetrine
Rated 23 Dec 2021
9
78th
Confidently the most well-executed Peter Parker story ever put on screen. Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers know their Spidey, and I'm just so happy this movie exists.
Rated 23 Dec 2021
revan007Revan007
Rated 22 Dec 2021
89
83rd
A feel-good nostalgia trip, this movie is far from perfect. But it's a great example of bringing back classic characters without overshadowing the star or forgetting the importance of character building or sacrificing good storytelling. In fact, one could argue that they even fixed a few of Sony's screw-ups in Sony's previous Spiderman outings. Perhaps most welcome is that the movie feels like it was written by Spiderman fans, featuring many nods to the collection of movies that began it all.
Rated 22 Dec 2021
scorpusScorpus
Rated 21 Dec 2021
92
94th
No Way Home is a masterclass in utilization of past Spider-Man films that weaves together a large selection of characters and villains with ease
Rated 21 Dec 2021
the_pirateThe Pirate
Rated 20 Dec 2021
82
67th
SPOILERS: Certainly delivers on what it promises. A movie like this may feel like a pure nostalgia cash grab, but I definitely felt a lot of genuine heart and soul behind it. Spidey's always been a challenging moral character, balancing life and hero work, trying to help those he's wronged, and those themes are front and center here. A bit sappy at times, and not the most well paced, but you can't deny the significance of this kind of crossover, or the impact that ending leaves on you.
Rated 20 Dec 2021
dakota99Dakota99
Rated 19 Dec 2021
9
95th
This is pretty great. There isn’t anything you can say without really spoiling it, but it hits all the beats you’d want from a tone & big spectacle perspective. However, I do believe this film would’ve been better if split into two parts or at least was made to be 30 minutes longer. There is a lot here to accomplish and doesn’t always feel as cohesive. A lot of elements do feel they could’ve been given more time to cook, but for what we got, I can’t complain about this closing chapter.
Rated 19 Dec 2021
jagarnyfikenjagarnyfiken
Rated 16 Dec 2021
42
18th
Confused by the title. Believe me there are literally a lot of ways back home in the film.
Rated 16 Dec 2021
greenerGreener
Rated 15 Dec 2021
85
92nd
While there were aspects I enjoyed, and there were things I did not want to see happen, all was exectuted elegantly. Reminded me of the role of DOFP in the X-Men Universe, in a good way.
Rated 15 Dec 2021
twincinematwincinema
Rated 03 Jan 2023
60
35th
More of a piece of nostalgia than a film. We need Multiverses for other non-Marvel films, though. Imagine the P.T. Anderson multiverse? Daniel Plainview comes to drink Dirk Diggler's milkshake (non-sexually, of course).
Rated 03 Jan 2023
jerkyJerky
Rated 03 May 2022
80
96th
So it's not as good as the first two Tom Holland Spidey films (I know, I'm shocked myself as I type this) but it's still a lot better than the 3rd film of the original trilogy. I wouldn't have believed, that what happened here, would ever happen (thank you multiverse vessel) but I'm so glad that it did, even if the reveals were a bit underwhelming, but I loved seeing Dafoe and Molina back after all this time.(man it was hard to stay away from spoilers for this one) I'm excited for what's to come
Rated 03 May 2022
frederikaFrederikA
Rated 28 Apr 2022
65
58th
Admittedly, I'm late to the party, but watching this four months after the release, at home, felt a bit like watching a youtube video titled: The Worlds Greatest Rollercoaster. The story felt in service of the intertextual shenanigans more than anything, which isn't to say it's bad (though Spiderverse did the same schtick better), just that the only thing I really dug was seeing Dafoe and Molina having a ball reprising their roles.
Rated 28 Apr 2022
coffeecoffee
Rated 24 Mar 2022
85
85th
I had a great time watching this film. I probably will watch it again. It's funny and emotional too. it was a good film, overall. Also A. Garfield really steals the film. The most touching and the funniest moments were around him and his eyes really speaks... T. Maguire is obviously a better actor than T. Holland but A.G. is the best among the three. Maybe the worst decision was to make Ned magic. JK Simmons's role was poorly written. Other than that, I really had fun.
Rated 24 Mar 2022
glumpy99glumpy_99
Rated 15 Mar 2022
53
13th
Flat, uninvolving saga shares similar problems with SPIDER-MAN 3 – an ungodly ponderous fascination with Parker’s personal life and odd, “fan-service” digressions that stop the film dead in its tracks – fascinating to watch a 2½ hour film that never gets off the runway, weighted down with all of its external requirements (and way to work in an “Uncle Ben” death scene for Holland!) Not even Holland and Zendaya, stripped of their sparky personas from previous entries, can bring much life to this.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
hellboy76hellboy76
Rated 15 Mar 2022
72
86th
The plot is so silly it almost takes points away, but the sheer scope and fun it has with itself reeled me back in. For fans of the genre the character in all its forms, you can't really top this total love affair with the universe(s). A great popcorn movie.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
kavuKavu
Rated 07 Mar 2022
80
69th
Really, really cool. Story and effects alike. Up to the point of overdoing the fan-service a bit perhaps, and opening more storyline branches than the writers can handle. But still, cool.
Rated 07 Mar 2022
ricRic
Rated 31 Jan 2022
55
10th
More than 2 hours of demonstrating just how much of a moron Dr Strange is, it's a bit much. The weaving of previous versions of spider man in the story is nicely done, but the premise is just so stupid, I couldn't really get into the film.
Rated 31 Jan 2022
ofterdingenOfterdingen
Rated 20 Jan 2022
86
98th
Surprisingly moving and one of the most elegant blockbusters ever made, but most of all a wonderful celebration of Spider-Man that strikes a perfect balance between fun and real drama. The storyline is a narrative stroke of genius.
Rated 20 Jan 2022
okkervilOkkervil
Rated 19 Jan 2022
80
84th
Disney and Sony absolutely splurging fan service all over my face and chest… and arse crack.
Rated 19 Jan 2022
joelwatchesmoviesjoelwatchesmovies
Rated 19 Jan 2022
7
63rd
Swings a bit carelessly through some key plot points (neither Peter's desperation nor Dr. Strange's willingness are convincing enough to justify the initial spell; see also the miraculously fast cure development and the vague magical repair at the end), but it's an enormously enjoyable ride (the action and humour are top-notch) with a refreshing redemptive angle and uniquely poignant character work for the titular hero (the metaverse is used to its fullest emotional and comedic potential here).
Rated 19 Jan 2022
ericamblerericambler
Rated 16 Jan 2022
75
61st
A pleasant reward for everyone who helped prop up the superhero-industrial complex of the past 20+ years (myself included).
Rated 16 Jan 2022
auritechauritech
Rated 15 Jan 2022
90
90th
A brilliant tribute to the legacy of Spider-Man films with a small nod to where it's going, it's a lot of fun to watch everything come back together, and it very nearly almost redeems a couple of not so good movies in the process! I really enjoyed it. Bonus points: seeing it in the cinema and hearing gasps from the audience when certain people appear.
Rated 15 Jan 2022
goremeatgoremeat
Rated 13 Jan 2022
60
45th
Marvel® looove building Stakes™: feelings of peril created by predictably poor decisions made by their shell-entity SOY characters (not pressing the button, not killing Thanos etc). SMNWH tries to justify its weird magic morality with feel-good music. Let's ignore the irreparable infrastructure damage? And the mountains of death/crippling agony caused? Let's just celebrate being Morally Right... well, according to a soup-kitchen-running robot with no personality anyway. Plus: good film score!
Rated 13 Jan 2022
yoshinarutoYoshinaruto
Rated 09 Jan 2022
100
99th
Has to be my new favorite MCU “solo” film if you can even call it that. No Way Home is packed with fan service in a way that I’ve never seen before. It’s lightning in a bottle, in that no other film will be able to achieve what this one did. Similar things have been done recently, but not to this degree with a franchise that we all grew up with. It could be argued it’s a bit overloaded in a way, with certain plot points being loosely tied together, but it still gave me everything I wanted.
Rated 09 Jan 2022
closedmouthclosedmouth
Rated 08 Jan 2022
60
20th
Really liked the action, very punchy and well-choreographed, and the returning villains are pretty fun, especially Molina and Dafoe. Everything else is mind-numbing; his friends are just annoyances now, the mid-film tonal shift turns the whole plot into a drag, and the fanservice banter and references just about made my eyes roll out of my head. The whole thing is a cool idea with annoying execution
Rated 08 Jan 2022
psimpsim
Rated 04 Jan 2022
83
86th
Easily the best MCU entry of the post-Endgame era and the best Tom Holland Spider-Man film. It justifies and executes its (slightly silly) premise better than I would have expected from the trailers, and certainly knows how to employ nostalgia to maximum effect. Bonus points for the ending.
Rated 04 Jan 2022
anomalyAnomaly
Rated 31 Dec 2021
77
66th
Essentially a live action take on Into the Spiderverse, and though it lacks that film's unique charm, there's still plenty of charm seeing how they manage to weave past and present together. The focus on rehabilitation and helping people rather than just beating them up also helps it stand out from other superhero movies. Good humor, too.
Rated 31 Dec 2021
theescapistTheEscapist
Rated 29 Dec 2021
75
77th
I'll admit I quite liked this one, despite not being a Marvel fan. Sure there were some typical Marvel annoyances (stupid writing, plot holes, lack of true stakes), but overall it was fairly entertaining and fun to see the older characters back again and the (for me) new characters worked reasonably well. Not a great film, but a good one, enjoyable lighthearted fun with a few more serious and deeper undertones.
Rated 29 Dec 2021
rudolph101Rudolph101
Rated 29 Dec 2021
80
45th
I'll try my best not to spoil anything, but let's just say I STRONGLY recommend you watch the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield movies instead.
Rated 29 Dec 2021
imomercetinImOmerCetin
Rated 28 Dec 2021
71
62nd
Gwen... Forever in our hearts.
Rated 28 Dec 2021
duderDuder
Rated 24 Dec 2021
70
75th
* Oh how my heart melted.. The nostalgia, their chemistry, the jokes, the darkness.. It all came together so really well, it was closer to the Raimi universe in tone (well makes sense) and it will be a great handover to Raimi again. Not the best in the series, especially not in the bigger universe. But the nostalgia takes it. Glad I watched the previous 7 films beforehand.
Rated 24 Dec 2021
biggerkevinbiggerkevin
Rated 19 Dec 2021
2
12th
Maybe not the best idea to constantly remind the audience of the existence of other, much better spider-man movies
Rated 19 Dec 2021
glenn_nygardGlenn Nygard
Rated 19 Dec 2021
25
20th
Some might feel it cheap when No Way Home borrows the emotional threads from past films to create many of its stronger moments. Especially when the movie itself doesn't always measure up to those past films. But none of this lessens the impact these moments have as they appear on screen, and at the end of the day that's probably all that really matters.
Rated 19 Dec 2021
orcunyondemorcunyondem
Rated 18 Dec 2021
99
98th
Holy moly
Rated 18 Dec 2021
montycircusMontyCircus
Rated 18 Dec 2021
80
90th
I know I'm watching a good Marvel movie when I realize during it I have a big stupid ear-to-ear grin on my face, as I did tonight! If you somehow avoided "casting spoilers", this will blow your goddamn mind.
Rated 18 Dec 2021
eduardozeroEduardo_Zero
Rated 16 Dec 2021
74
59th
Entrega o fan service, entrega uma boa conclusão para o personagem tanto como filme "solo" quanto como sequência par ao MCU. Finalmente mostra o arco dramático que o personagem necessita e o faz bem coeso com o ambiente que ele se encontra.
Rated 16 Dec 2021
geniusshotsGeniusShots
Rated 29 Dec 2023
99
97th
absolute favourite marvel movie ever .
Rated 29 Dec 2023
hazelhawkshazelhawks
Rated 24 Dec 2023
66
58th
+10 for ditching the Green Goblin's mask. Willem doesn't need a mask.
Rated 24 Dec 2023
tj_monsterTJ monster
Rated 08 May 2022
70
70th
Easily the best marvel film, some points of the plot are dumb if you think about it, but the script, acting and soundtrack are just perfect. It hits the nail on the head, and YES maguire is back baby
Rated 08 May 2022
hotsakehotsake
Rated 04 May 2022
76
88th
While not as good as "Into the Spiderverse" this was still a blast and surprisingly heartfelt at times. It was great to see Tobey Maguire in the role again and I didn't hate seeing Andrew Garfield either.
Rated 04 May 2022
sadmanSadman
Rated 22 Apr 2022
65
19th
The first half hour or so I was genuinely perplexed that something this expensive can look so bad. It got little better over time but glaring green screens and an overbearing sense of plastic never went away. The script has massive flaws, most obviously character actions that make no sense. The thing that works is the joy of seeing great actors having fun with a silly premise. (MVPs: Garfield and Defoe) Mostly an empty spectacle but the ending was affecting and felt true to the character.
Rated 22 Apr 2022
punqPUNQ
Rated 20 Apr 2022
60
89th
....and soon we'll all be Spidermen.... this is a fan service that works if you turn off your brain and just enjoy the entertainment it brings.
Rated 20 Apr 2022
rittehRitteh
Rated 17 Apr 2022
82
90th
Enjoyable entry into the canon. Amazing that Zendaya can still pass as a high schooler. Plot will make more sense if you've seen the 100 other SpiderMan movies and some of the later Avenger movies, but it probably still comes together without seeing those.
Rated 17 Apr 2022
anarchisticaanarchistica
Rated 07 Apr 2022
60
42nd
I'm a Spider-Man fanboy. I watched the cartoon in the 90s, loved Raimi's first two movies and thought Homecoming was one of the best MCU movies. I even liked Amazing Spider-Man. And i still think a 6 is being generous. The film has an idiot plot inside an idiot plot. There's no pacing, it only gets going an hour in then stops again. Things don't happen organically but conveniently for the plot. Oh god, and the excessive drama. It was fun seeing Tobey, Dafoe and Molina again but that's about it.
Rated 07 Apr 2022
sybaritesybarite
Rated 03 Apr 2022
5
2nd
This is seriously what movies are going to be from now on? Sure, this generates a lot of money, but ... gross. Just stupid and gross.
Rated 03 Apr 2022
myfavchordsmyfavchords
Rated 21 Mar 2022
85
89th
This is the best Spider-Man movie yet! There are plenty of exciting scenes and characters. This is a must watch film for any Spider-man fan, I highly recommend it!
Rated 21 Mar 2022
p_u_l_pP u l p
Rated 19 Mar 2022
29
15th
If I was a fan I would be really mad right now.
Rated 19 Mar 2022
guillaumeGuillaume
Rated 19 Mar 2022
70
37th
The only thing that makes this stand out is the nostalgia. While that works nicely (for me), there's really not much positive apart from that. The acting is pretty bad save for Dafoe, the story is overly simplistic AND it practically uses a far more successful Spider-Man movie (Into the Spider-Verse) as a blueprint, but with a premise that is so weak that the film is bound to implode when you reach the finale.
Rated 19 Mar 2022
dunetailsdunetails
Rated 13 Mar 2022
90
90th
You shouldn't have to watch 7 movies of back story in order to enjoy the final part of a trilogy, but if you don't then you're going to miss so much of what makes this a fantastic cap on the MCU Spiderman movies. Dafoe and Garfield performances in particular are great
Rated 13 Mar 2022
destrodestro
Rated 04 Mar 2022
86
71st
There's a lot of fan service to be found here, and it may even be the main appeal, but it's woven into an actual story so well I can't complain. It leads to an ending that will change the series so that it hopefully tells more Marvel Comics Spider-Man stories and not MCU stories. There's a character arc involved here but what it has to say isn't completely effective. The only real complaint is that the after credits scene was completely pointless.
Rated 04 Mar 2022
bojanpopicbojanpopic
Rated 21 Feb 2022
91
90th
So fun and full of nostalgia that I noticed stupid things only when I got home. But I forgive it all - the grin on my face while I was watching the movie was so big that it hurt.
Rated 21 Feb 2022
eatbeanseatbeans
Rated 09 Feb 2022
8
74th
After being outed by Mysterio, Spider-Man finds he and his friends can't live a normal life, so he turns to Doctor Strange for a solution. Hijinks occur, with many old faces returning. Oddly endearing and sweet, and deals with redemption, which is rare nowadays.
Rated 09 Feb 2022
ysincYSinc
Rated 02 Feb 2022
72
66th
-writing -plot -character development +casting +nostalgia +scale +skybox
Rated 02 Feb 2022
nargNarg
Rated 29 Jan 2022
48
34th
Perfectly okay entertainment, but more importantly: it is annoying in an existential way. In MCU land, art is never finished. That thing you love from years back? It could always be altered: it might be better, but probably will be worse, or possibly it will just be more complicated and more layered and more sprawling and more... annoying. In MCU land nothing dies, which is what things are supposed to do... die, instead everybody is walking around like zombies.... zombies with quips.
Rated 29 Jan 2022
magdabagmagdabag
Rated 26 Jan 2022
95
95th
Goddamn this is fucking phenomenal. The hype for this movie was nothing short of astronomical. It was the kind of hype where It was bittersweet to finally watch It. Lucky for us Marvel fans, there is ALWAYS something cooking up. Tom Holland is at his absolute best here, as well as all of the supporting cast. Besides some slight pacing issues in the beginning, I'm not sure this movie could have been any better. Definitely get around to watching this if you can. I give 9 Peter tingles out of 10.
Rated 26 Jan 2022
madmanMadMan
Rated 21 Jan 2022
93
79th
The Three Amigos I mean Spider-Men! Probably the best one of the Holland trilogy.
Rated 21 Jan 2022
dolphinspursDolphinSpurs
Rated 13 Jan 2022
90
81st
The best of the Marvel-Sony trilogy by far but still does not reach the heights of "Into the Spider-verse". The team behind NWH finally seem to understand the crux of Peter's character and allows him to battle familiar (to us, not him) foes while finally moving his character arc forward. Lots of fan service and winks to the audience is had from the "multiverse." A solid and enjoyable take on the character that actually builds on Spider-Man's legacy. PSI:81
Rated 13 Jan 2022
nothingsgoodNothingsGood
Rated 09 Jan 2022
80
89th
The Spider-Man 3 we needed, but not the Spider-Man 3 we deserved.
Rated 09 Jan 2022
letskillrobotsletskillrobots
Rated 07 Jan 2022
31
92nd
My mom and i couldn’t stop laughing at the pre-fight talk from the spiderman lol
Rated 07 Jan 2022
amazedemonamazedemon
Rated 05 Jan 2022
71
85th
Is No Way Home guilty of playing off nostalgia, recycling characters & plotlines, furthering the serialisation of cinema? Sure but it's still a very entertaining film. The best aspect from a post-Endgame MCU is the necessity to have multi-hero films; the interplay between Spider-Man & Strange is just that. The fight choreography in the final act is both chaotic & a let down. The plot device to resolve the finale was my biggest issue. Maguire remains the best Spider-Man; Garfield the best Parker.
Rated 05 Jan 2022
cstewart64CStewart64
Rated 05 Jan 2022
14
72nd
W4E1P0S2V1M1A2R3. Great story out of a stupid premise, but a bunch of minor things that bugged me. All of the fight scenes other than the one between two good guys were kind of blurred and unimaginative (by MCU standards); visuals were probably amazing overall but the Lizard and sandman seemed phoned in.
Rated 05 Jan 2022

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