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  • Dec 18, 2021
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    They went hard

  • Dec 18, 2021

    Just got done seeing it in 4DX 3D the immersion was on another level definitely worth another rewatch

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    Warren Peace

    I felt like he talking to me with that s***

    I’m legit gonna keep that scene in mind for whenever I feel down on myself

    I feel like it was a meta scene because Andrew’s incarnation of the character was set up to fail with poor writing.

  • Dec 18, 2021
    SegaDreamFlash

    I’m not gonna cap my theater popped crazy when Andrew returned, it felt validating for my boy

    Same, for Tobey as well

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    !https://youtu.be/cah6AV1n68w

    They went hard

    This the Chinese Theater in LA?

  • Dec 18, 2021

    Bro that scene where Electro was lurking behind peter was kinda eerie not gone lie especially when he came to his senses and attacked

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    internet buddy

    This the Chinese Theater in LA?

    "GRAND REX cinema in Paris"

  • Dec 18, 2021

    Tomorrow is the last time you can see the movie in my country before lockdown on Sunday

  • Dec 18, 2021

    After seeing No Way Home, Spider-Man 4 and Amazing Spider-Man 3 is needed so much rn

  • Dec 18, 2021
    RenBop

    Tom Hollands arc in this movie is memorable enough on its own . His performance and growth and lessons hold weight enough for a lot of revisits

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    Best part of Andrew and Tobey showing up was them trying to web sling each other. Felt like a western shootout.

  • Dec 18, 2021
    Antidote

    "GRAND REX cinema in Paris"

    That Tobey chant

  • Dec 18, 2021
    gasdrawls

    when matt murdock pulled up

    Loud ass pop

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    SegaDreamFlash

    I’m not gonna cap my theater popped crazy when Andrew returned, it felt validating for my boy

    Lmao my audience was clapping and screaming for EVERYTHING and that was even before Tobey and Andrew showed up

    When Andrew showed up one dude shouted out “LETS GO ANDREW”

    Depending on the movie, having a lively audience makes it even better

    Except for when its a horror movie then i’m going to need people to shut up

  • Dec 18, 2021
    Antidote
    !https://youtu.be/cah6AV1n68w

    They went hard

    This makes me nostalgic and emotional already and it’s been a few days

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    You guys fought aliens? I wanna fight an alien..

    I feel so lame.

    You aren't lame, you're amazing
    COME ON MAN

  • Dec 18, 2021
    Sgt Leaf

    Lmao my audience was clapping and screaming for EVERYTHING and that was even before Tobey and Andrew showed up

    When Andrew showed up one dude shouted out “LETS GO ANDREW”

    Depending on the movie, having a lively audience makes it even better

    Except for when its a horror movie then i’m going to need people to shut up

    Seeing cheesy horror movies that are funny and scary at the same time >

  • Dec 18, 2021
    WinterBaby

    You guys fought aliens? I wanna fight an alien..

    I feel so lame.

    You aren't lame, you're amazing
    COME ON MAN

    Golden

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    JUST GOT BACK ARE YOU KIDDING ME

  • Dec 18, 2021

    Best movie of all time

  • Dec 18, 2021
    HaroldsChicken

    Still haven’t seen lol matinee tomorrow . Had 12 hour shifts but lol I know things and happy about it but plot messy

    I think reading a plot summary makes it more messy than it seems trust

  • Dec 18, 2021
    internet buddy

    I feel like it was a meta scene because Andrew’s incarnation of the character was set up to fail with poor writing.

    oh yeah definitely, but it still speaks to me lol

    the way both characters were written was hella meta. Tobey was in his Peter Parker outfit for half his screen time and Andrew flat out said he shut out his Peter Parker life. I feel like the screenwriters def paid attention to that “Tobey is the best Peter / Andrew is the best Spidey” criticism

  • Dec 18, 2021
    internet buddy

    Best part of Andrew and Tobey showing up was them trying to web sling each other. Felt like a western shootout.

    based on the way they looked at each other at first meeting, for a second I thought they were gonna establish that Tobey and Andrew’s Peter already met each other somehow lol

  • Dec 18, 2021
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    I’m home lemme collect my thoughts

    Man I legit was crying from the moment May died til probably the moment where Tobey, Andrew, and Tom started working together in the lab. Went from a sad cry to a happy cry.

    Spider-Man has been there basically my whole life. From when I was 3 watching the ‘95 Spider-Man cartoon on the TV at my aunts house on Saturdays. I was 5 when I went to go see the first Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movie at a movie theater in Edgewater, New Jersey. I sat in like the first row from where the stadium seating started to rise (there was like 3 flat rows) toward the edge. I was mesmerized holding onto the bars in front of me as Spider-Man was doing his final swing.

    Visiting my cousins in July 2004 in North Carolina and we saw Spider-Man 2. Eventually moving here and seeing every Spider-Man movie for the first time in the same theater in which I saw Spider-Man 2 for the first time (with the exception of Far From Home where I went to a press screening.) Took one of my first dates to see Amazing Spider-Man 2 while I was in high school.

    Spider-Man has been a part of my life since I was a child and being someone who has lost a parent at a young age I have always related to Peter Parker in that way.

    No Way Home bringing the three film Spider-Men together is like a culmination of not just a film franchise, but my different stages in life growing up. This movie brought me sheer joy.

  • Dec 18, 2021
    mjpplus

    I’m home lemme collect my thoughts

    Man I legit was crying from the moment May died til probably the moment where Tobey, Andrew, and Tom started working together in the lab. Went from a sad cry to a happy cry.

    Spider-Man has been there basically my whole life. From when I was 3 watching the ‘95 Spider-Man cartoon on the TV at my aunts house on Saturdays. I was 5 when I went to go see the first Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movie at a movie theater in Edgewater, New Jersey. I sat in like the first row from where the stadium seating started to rise (there was like 3 flat rows) toward the edge. I was mesmerized holding onto the bars in front of me as Spider-Man was doing his final swing.

    Visiting my cousins in July 2004 in North Carolina and we saw Spider-Man 2. Eventually moving here and seeing every Spider-Man movie for the first time in the same theater in which I saw Spider-Man 2 for the first time (with the exception of Far From Home where I went to a press screening.) Took one of my first dates to see Amazing Spider-Man 2 while I was in high school.

    Spider-Man has been a part of my life since I was a child and being someone who has lost a parent at a young age I have always related to Peter Parker in that way.

    No Way Home bringing the three film Spider-Men together is like a culmination of not just a film franchise, but my different stages in life growing up. This movie brought me sheer joy.