Spiderman: No Way Home (2021)

I really enjoyed it.

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Long winded, over sentimental and boring as ****. There, I said it.

Why are you the way you are?

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Long winded, over sentimental and boring as ****. There, I said it.

aww damn bro, not you! i thought this movie was fire. it was sweet but not saccharine. great action set pieces. love how the spider men play off each other, even alluding to discussion nerds like us often have about the different iterations. i really enjoyed it.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Why are you the way you are?

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Let's be honest the plot is, selfish brat wants to have it all... finds you can't. Selfish brat doesn't want to take the advice of a character who in his own origin film discovered the same thing twice. Throw in lots of nostalgia and guest stars and hope no one notices what a **** this selfish kid is. I will say though it has set up the situation for a more classic Spiderman in the future

Originally posted by dynamix
aww damn bro, not you! i thought this movie was fire. it was sweet but not saccharine. great action set pieces. love how the spider men play off each other, even alluding to discussion nerds like us often have about the different iterations. i really enjoyed it.

I'm going to read all over the Web like with Black Panther or End game it's the greatest film ever. It isn't. I'm not quite Scorsese ( certainly not in terms of talent or bank balance) But I do think he is right about the depth of these films.

I knew what to expect but three hours almost of it takes the gloss off.

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And why does Tobey Mguire look like a cross between a Hobbit and Gollum these days?

Originally posted by -Pr-
Why are you the way you are?

Originally posted by jaden_2.0

I thought the film would be great. But it was even better than that! And I had a rockin' sold out crowd that cheered wildly at everything in the third act. Best cheering I've heard in the theatre since Avengers: Endgame; or, when I was a young boy in the theatre in 1983, watching Return Of The Jedi for the first time.

liked this movie. it was a good way for them to consolidate the sony-verse into the mcu.

i didnt stick around for the post credits scene, but i heard it involved

Spoiler:
venom

I do have another question

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Was there a reason why Spider-Man released all the villains at once for May's well intentioned but ill-advised idea to cure them? Couldn't he have released Osborn first to help make the chip for Octavius and then have the combined scientists make the rest of the cures?

Either that or bring the Stark machine to the Sanctum to make the cures all at once away from civilians?

The plot was pretty retarded.

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Curing the villains is stupid when Otto and Max were taken right before they died, Norman is going to have to live with the guilt of murdering dozens of people, Sandman isn't a villain, so why cure him, and Conors was cured in his timeline anyway.

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Peter could have sent May anywhere else incase something goes wrong....

I'm glad many people agree with me on the plot...

Originally posted by DeadpoolXXX
liked this movie. it was a good way for them to consolidate the sony-verse into the mcu.

i didnt stick around for the post credits scene, but i heard it involved

Spoiler:
venom

. would someone mind detailing that for me?

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Eddie/Venom is talking to a bartender about how awesome mainstream MCU earth is. Strange's spell hits, and he is presumably sent back to his earth. A small bit of symbiote goo is left behind.

I don't think

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he'll forget who they are going back to his Alternative Marvel universe either

I hope he returns in the future, he very clearly wants to be a hero lol

Originally posted by Estacado

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Peter could have sent May anywhere else incase something goes wrong....

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Peter could have kept the villains locked up while he was working on the cure. Maybe bring Norman and Otto along, but wtf were Sandman and Max supposed to do?

Originally posted by Psychotron

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Peter could have kept the villains locked up while he was working on the cure. Maybe bring Norman and Otto along, but wtf were Sandman and Max supposed to do?

Man what a great movie.
I never thought I’d get to see something like this.

Originally posted by DeadpoolXXX
liked this movie. it was a good way for them to consolidate the sony-verse into the mcu.

i didnt stick around for the post credits scene, but i heard it involved

Spoiler:
venom

. would someone mind detailing that for me?

...

That was not the post-credits scene.

It was middle-credits.

So you missed two, well done.

Yeah, the

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Multiverse of Madness teaser

...Especially with

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Dark Strange(perhaps from the What If series?) potentially playing a part.

Originally posted by Galan007
Yeah, the

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Multiverse of Madness teaser

was the much larger topic of discussion, imo.

Good thing we have a thread for it 👆

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f2/t662480.html

But before we move there...

Originally posted by Galan007
...Especially with

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Dark Strange(perhaps from the What If series?) potentially playing a part.

Great guess, but

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that shit-eating grin makes me think it's Mephisto posing as Strange. Hey, since Shuma-Gorath is one of the villains, literally anything can happen!