I’m not saying it’s blasphemous, I just don’t see them nominating it

This movie is so big even regular ass people who don't like super hero movies are going cause of their friends lol.

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Pack it up guys! No Way Home trash !!!!

Go watch Licorice Pizza and Nightmare Alley!

That’s REAL CINEMA!

Not this amusement park CRAP !!!!!

I’m hearing if so many who went discovering they have covid lol I’m so glad I didn’t go opening night

I'd pick either of those before No Way Home, even with their faults. I'm not against comic book movies, just parts of this one bothered me. It just felt too easy.
The plot only moves ahead because of magic and Peter being a dumbass. It makes the writer's job super easy being able to use magic or Peter making dumb impulsive decisions at any point when there's no reason for the plot to move.
1\. Peter asks Doctor Strange to perform the spell before he even considers contacting MIT and fixing things normally.
2\. Peter interrupts the spell by changing his demands repeatedly
3\. When the villains have no way to escape, Peter frees them himself and then brings them all to an apartment.
?. Ned getting magic powers out of nowhere so he can pull in more fan service characters

I think you’re forgetting that one of the central parts of Peter’s character in both this movie and in the comics is that he’s just a kid.

Kids constantly make mistakes by not fully thinking through their decisions, and this movie is emphasizing that.

The whole narrative arc of this movie (and by extension, this trilogy) is him learning about the responsibility that comes with being a hero, and that he has to be more careful and cautious with the choices that he makes.

The plot only moves by way of magic at the beginning and in the middle when Ned uses the portals to bring in Tobey and Andrew. The rest of the movie is Peter reacting and adapting to the circumstances around him, and Ned getting magic was hinted at early in the movie when he says that his grandma said that magic is in their family’s lineage.

idk… it just seems like that “he’s just a kid” excuse has kind of ran it’s course. I’d understand if this was the Tobey or Garfield Spiderman because they seem a little more “neighborhood” and earthly but Tom Holland’s has seen some dangerous galactic stuff and really had to face mortality and consequences. I’m just thinking of his experiences in Infinity War and End Game… he really hasn’t grown since then? He’s 17 or 18 now too and it seems like he’d be far more mature than an average person that age because of all the trauma he’s been through.

The line about magic being in Ned’s family lineage didn’t really make it work for me either. I wish there was just some slight reference to it in the previous 2 movies. It just bothers me because I know the writers were wondering how to bring in Maguire and Garfield and thought “Ned has magic powers!” and could have just added in that earlier scene after the fact. Ned having powers was one of my favorite parts of the movie though honestly. Maybe I should just suspend my disbelief and try to enjoy it a little more.

seeing tomorrow in IMAX LASER!! 🤓

There a spoiler thread for that many redacted bars folks

Yeah, this movie was pretty sick nasty.

Just got out. This beat dune for my fav theater experience 2021.
Also tom Holland Spider-Man a dumb ass b\*\*\*\*

Tom bodied this

Just got back and this is my first thought too. He was great in this

WHEW FACS

about to watch this s*** better SMACK

3rd watch down

can see myself watching this 4 or 5 total times in theaters over the next month