Spider-Man No Way Home (2021) Full Reaction

and nerve wrenching

oh that's messed up!

we have a couple of lists already lol. we try to cover as much has we can

It's really funny, creative, and thought-provoking.

Els

The story starts out with a woman, Eleanor (NOT a nice person) who dies in an accident. She wakes up in a lovely little village and they tell her "You died. This is the good place." There is also a bad place, which souds really terrible. Problem is, Eleanor soon realizes they have her mixed up with a different Eleanor. So what does she do now?

Els

I mean I think you keep a "list" of things to watch and this should be on it.

Els

the good place? i was confused.. like a new list or what? haha! is it good?

will catch up with it!

alrighty Heidi! haha ok first and most all... our opinions are sometimes straight forward, i (Marian) trying to avoid being judgemental on the screen for many reasons.. if i am starting, i think i won't stop for at least an hour.. why? well being in my mid 30s.. i experienced a generation cross.. like a cross-over.. from playing too much outside and parents will yell at us to come and eat.. to not go out at all bcuz of the internet.. and i am really glad i caught the first era of 90s and experienced what childhood really is... now after i stated my position... i am gonna be honest with u.. i didn't took seriously many characters from MCU... why? bcuz i saw what they did with my most loved character from MCU HULK! like what the heck happened? and the comedy that they introduced.. to what? appeal to the audience? i mean this supposed to be a very dangerous type of content inside a very serious movie... there is not much room for drama.. the switch from being too soft to being too crazy is just meh for me.. but i enjoy the effort and i really love the fact that we can experience a different kind of feeling like humanity inside an MCU movie.. but is just too generic in my opinion.. the most stupid thing i could witness in this movie was Tom Holland ''Spider-man'' trying to save those bad guys.. like this guy learned anything from previous experiences? it seems to me that the director is creating a loop of a personality that Spider-man experiences... like he is a stupid teenager who tries to do the right thing.. then he feels sorry.. after that he tries to do the right thing.. he gets remorseful and in the end has to bare the loss.. the end.. i mean at this point u can make an infinite number of MCU movies! for me.. since i am a gamer.. we have a term called ''grind'' this grind is composed like a ladder.. u start from level 1 and go to level 100 just an example.. but when u reach level 50 u don't do the same mistakes as you did at level 10... and don't get me wrong.. there is a type of morality in there also.. but with MCU they are stuck at level 1 to 5 like FOREVER! and we are witnessing it! ughhh felt good to vent it out... some people who will read this might get upset but is the truth! i really want to see ''regarding of the character'' scars and pain that didn't just healed over night.. and actually learn from it! like i liked what happened with the other 2 spider-mans! Tobey and Andrew actually had some sense of reality by being struck by triggers of the past! Tom was just like a fresh character who only wanted to save some bad guys... wish it was more to it.. but overall i liked the movie!

Have to sadly agree. This phase of the Marvel universe hardly holds a candle to the movies of the original Avengers. No Way Home I would say is the last Marvel movie I super enjoyed.

Dajefe70

You should really put THE GOOD PLACE on your list of series to watch. Just four short seasons, and one of the best things that was ever on TV.

Els

Yeah the end credit scene with Tom hardy as Eddie brock from venom he already has 2 movies out...well worth a look in aswell guys

Dave Meehan

Spider-Man: No Way Home- Thank you both very much for your reaction to this amazing movie, dear friends!! I really love this third installment within the Marvel Universe's Spider-Man Trilogy. This is slightly my favorite of the three Spider-Man movies with Tom Holland, thanks to Doctor Strange being a part of this movie, thanks to the crossovers with the other Spider-Man movies starring Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, and mostly thanks to this movie's deep and emotional impacts. Spider-Man: Far From Home is my second favorite, and Spider-Man: Homecoming comes in third place. I am not a big fan of Tobey Maguire as an actor, and I hated his three movies. In my opinion, he does not make a good Peter Parker/Spider-Man. However, Tobey's acting has grown so much better here in No Way Home. And I am not a big fan of any of the villains in Tobey's Spider-Man movies. Alfred Molina (Doctor Octavius), Thomas Haden Church (Sandman), and Willem Dafoe (the Green Goblin) are all good actors, but I am not a fan of their characters at all. And everyone's acting in these movies are pretty ridiculously cheesy. Including Kirsten Dunst (MJ). And not in a good way. At least in my opinion. I love Andrew Garfield, and I love him in the role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man. And I enjoy his Spider-Man movies so much more than I enjoyed the original trilogy. Emma Stone (Gwen Stacy) and Dennis Leary (Gwen's father) are also great. I also love actor, Rhys Ifans (Dr. Curt Connors/the Lizard) in the first Amazing Spider-Man. However, I am not a fan of Jamie Foxx (Electro) in the second movie. I don't like Jamie Foxx as an actor at all, and I don't care much for his character. With all of this being said... Both Andrew Garfield and Tobery Maguire, as well as most of the villains' actors are better here in No Way Home than in their own movies. Everyone's acting has improved. And of course... Doctor Strange, Aunt May, MJ, Ned, and Happy are all fantastic throughout this movie!! As they always are. I am so delighted that Doctor Strange was so much a part of this movie, because I love this character within the Marvel Universe (with the exception of him throughout the second Doctor Strange movie coming up, which I absolutely hated for many reasons). And because I love Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange. Overall... This movie is really amazing, as well as heartbreaking because of Aunt May's death, and Peter having to sacrifice everyone's memory of him in order to make things right in the end. Thank you again, Marian and Joy! I am very excited for your reactions to the Marvel TV series'... The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and to Hawkeye, which are both really great in spite of their flaws!! At least to me. Sadly, I very much hated WandaVision and Loki, despite my love for these characters, whom I've loved in most of the past movies so far. And I am not a fan of the rest of the Marvel series' either. Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, and She-Hulk Attorney at Law. Nor am I a fan of the rest of the movies within this Marvel Universe. In my opinion, in spite of my love for their characters... I hated Doctor Strange: And the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. For many reasons. And because of how much I've been hating the Marvel shows and movies lately, I am not really looking forward to the upcoming movies any longer. So sad and disappointing. Thank you for your reactions to Spider-Man: No Way Home, dear friends!! Sincerely, Heidi

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum