Can I ask a serious question? What is the lyrics that the choir is singing to in the background of Arachnoverture? Can you shed some Spiderwebs on this, please?
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This is how it works, no matter what sometimes things don’t change, Peter will always remember these words “with great power comes great responsibility.”
7:44 - I couldn't remember when this theme sounded more epic than in this moment in the cinema... For those, who were the fans of Spider-Man since 2002, we never expected to see it first-handed.
Running together, swinging together... So many wallpaper worthy shots for an everlasting moment. I'm proud to be in the generation who saw all 3 Spiderman cast solo and together in this one.
And with the final swing, Tom’s theme mixed with Elements from Tobey’s theme with the choir, and the hopefulness of Andrew’s theme, Peter is no longer your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, he is now Spider-Man, New York’s protector. Such a freaking brilliant film.
Of course, and not only Tom discovers what it means to be a Spider-Man, he discovers them from Tobey, Aunt May, Andrew and also from himself. First, He learned about May's words "With Great power, there must also come great responsibility" It means that if you can do anything with you power. use it for the good of others. Second, Correct me if I'm wrong, I think he also learned from Andrew as Peter Parker 3 that if hope was lost, don't give up and keep fighting. Third, he also learned from Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker 2, that a hero doesn't kill even though they kill their love ones. and the last one is that he can protect someone he loves which costs something, erasing himself from their memories so they can't remember him. These are the reasons why he became a true Spider-Man in the movie despite erasing himself from their memories since he doesn't have a choice.
1: that she said... With great power 2: comes great responsibility 1: wait, how did you know that 3: uncle Ben said it 2:... The day he died *Tears and goosebumps*
@@Phoenixifyable well, apparently the whole trilogy we've had is for peter to become the spiderman we know, basically it was an origin story. That's why he didn't know it until the end of his trilogy
@@Phoenixifyable his uncle ben didn't say that line. Just like in the comics. It was originally peter who said that line in his thoughts in the Stan Lee's spider man run.
I think many people should give Michael Giacchino some credit for keeping the Spider-Man theme consistent as what I think is one of the best music score to ever come out from the MCU while also one of the best music composer for the MCU along side with Alan Silvestri, and the best music composer for Spider-Man since Danny Elfman. That my opinion on this.
They stuck to one composer for the Spider-Man movies, unlike all the others in the MCU, besides Avengers. A lot of them, never had consistent themes or memorable one's. Spider-Man also has character themes also, not even Thanos got one.
6:27 Only the people who watched the movie will know. The music that's playing right now... It's a scene where it's so sad and tears come out, and it's a music that touches the hearts of the audience.
**SPOILER WARNING** **SPOILER WARNING** The final swing scene where Tom's Peter Parker gracefully glides off the roof of his apartment and swings into the snowy night is honestly one of the most powerful ending scenes to a marvel movie since the original Tobey Maguire movies in my opinion. Throughout this entire Homecoming Trilogy, Peter has been a boy learning what it means to be a true hero. He looked up to Tony Stark with all his advanced tech and relied on his wisdom for guidance, but struggled to move out of his shadow when he died. He didn't know how to be as strong and powerful as the other Avengers, and had a more innocent view of the world even after the events of Far From Home. It wasn't until he confronted true evil (the Green Goblin) that he realized the terrible sacrifice made by every iteration of every Peter Parker at some point that leads them to find their full potential. I loved how Tobey's Peter was the one who stopped Tom from killing the Goblin, because he knew where that path of vengeance led and showed Tom's Peter that their inner strength is what makes Spider-Man truly powerful. And in that last scene the MCU Spider-Man finds his own inner strength, and is able to let go of all he loves in true Spider-Man fashion. And at the end, he has nothing but his wits, his webs and his determination to do what's right even if he has to give up what he wants the most. In the words of the original Aunt May, "Sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams."
I don’t see much people talk about the ending of this movie enough like that. It was a bittersweet ending. I was never super convinced of Tom’s Peter until the end of this movie
7:37-9:30 This feels like a proper Spider-Man theme; the chorus in the background combined with the more serious tone elevates this and definitely gives me some serious almost tragic Elfman vibes. I love it!
“Peter Parker is no more, but Spider-Man lives on” that final line in the script give me chills cause Tom Holland’s Spider-Man became Spider-Man, New York’s only protecter. What’s more sad in the ending is that instead of spending his time by himself on Christmas , He decided to spend Christmas night on fighting crime, the ultimate sacrifice he could make for himself cause of the spell, There will never be a happy ending for Spider-Man. I’m glad I’m here to witness this movie last December This movie will always have a special place in my heart ❤️
"With great power, comes great responsibility." Has been taken to another level. Peter finally realizes this. Towards the end he doubts himself and Tobey saved him from committing an act that couldn't be reversed. Peter chose to save instead of harm. Peter has the power. He had the power to save villains that weren't "villains" in the first place, and as such, with great power comes great responsibility. The responsibility to save those whom he believe can be saved with his own power. At the end he realizes this. He truly became.... Spider-Man. Aunt-May didn't die for nothing.
@Epicthomas 2000 This was Tom Holland's "Welcome to the spider club" film. He became a true spiderman in this film. Waiting for Miles.. and maybe even Flash with venom... maybe even anti venom...
00:01 - Spider-Man motif 00:35 - His light hearted adventure 01:00 - He prepares 01:21 - Spider-Man in action 02:14 - Peter's life imbalance 02:33 - Tension rises 03:04 - Preamp of tradgedy 03:36 - Sinister consequences 04:22 - You were the one that killed her 06:06 - Conflict resolved 06:26 - We are happy to serve you 06:56 - Her holy moral mission 07:20 - Gotta cure all of 'em 07:43 - It's what we do 07:58 - With great power 08:24 - Must also come great responsibility 09:03 - Remember that, Pete. Remember that.
@@quiricocho4886 wouldn't like to ruin your experience, or if you've already seen it, ruin the movie to others who hasn't, but it's pretty near the end of the movie, like, the most important thing that happens in the movie
@@鄧焯文No, they're coming back for Secret Wars and possibly more films like Kang Dynasty and MCU Spider-Man 4. This was only the beginning of the Secret Wars story building. Andrew will play an important role in Kang Dynasty and Tobey will work with Hugh Jackman's Logan in Secret Wars, recruiting heroes for Battle world. Kevin Feige has huge plans for both of them, mainly Andrew.
How old are you? I didnt like movie at all. Imagine all the spidermans are there and this is the result. For the possible potential of the movie it is a failure. I had such a high expectations for this, but they have made a regular movie out of it. Yes, I understand that the movie wasnt bad. It was good, but common ,think about the potential. Super popular bad guys, all the spiderman, everything and what we have in the end? Regularly good movie. With such an entry regularly good move is a failure. I got super disappointed by the movie as it didnt touch me at all
@@Claymor588 Did you watch the same.movie as us? This was a peter parker movie and him starting to go through real consequences and knowing what responsibility really means. The other Spider-Man were treated with respect and guided Tom Holland what it truly means to be Spider-Man and by the end of the movie he transition into becoming the real classic Spider-Man. It was an amazing movie!
2:25 this part of the track is honestly haunting, especially after the seeing the ending of the film and the effects of the choices peter had to make. as a spiderman superfan, this movie had everything i wanted for a spiderman film. it was perfect imo
For me it really captures the menace that is the green goblin. How he hid in plain sight and let Norman gain Peter and May's trust so he could strike. And the important lesson Peter had to learn from all of this. Truly is my favourite part of the theme
7:02 this is aunt may's motif, i love how it keeps playing whenever peter talks about curing a villain or when he actually does cure a villain. it's also incorporated into his actual theme at 8:12 which is so nice 🥺
@@ray..2702 yeah, it must be terrible to have everyone that ever knew you lose all their memories of you and look at you as a stranger even though you still remember your memories with them, that must be so painful to go through, but at the same time, this gives Peter a chance for a fresh new start as the true Spider man we all know and love
I was scared that this would be nothing but fan service, but I was shocked for how well balanced and amazing it ended up being. It's one of the best MCU movies for me.
That final swing with the Christmas aesthetic combined with that new gorgeous red and blue suit that looks straight out of the comics was so satisfying to see. A brilliant ending for a brilliant movie.
7:44 I remember that moment right there the only tear of happiness I've had for years seeing my childhood,teenage years and adulthood wrapped into a moment that felt like a dream. The theme song you hear elements of every Spider Man theme in it. Thank you Marvel,Stan,Ditko. Last but not least. Friendly Neighborhood Spider Man (Tobey Maguire) Amazing Spider Man (Andrew Garfield) Spectacular Spider Man (Tom Holland)
My favorite bit is at 8:10 when the Homecoming theme seems to be in full swing, but it's actually a new melody taking over. I'm not a music guy so it's hard for me to properly explain it, but I love it!
8:39 I love how they have the high pitched violin chord from the beginning of tobey’s theme at the end of Tom’s (not to mention the choir from Tobey’s and the pacing from Andrew’s theme) Michael Giachinno really outdid himself on this one
So many amazing moments in this film. I loved the closure all the Spiderman had and redemptions they had. Tobey saved green Goblin this time. Andrew’s saved MJ unlike how he didn’t save Gwen. Telling Electro he was never a nobody. Tobey’s getting to see Ock again. Saving a younger Spiderman from taking a life, something you can’t come back from. All three getting to hug one another and support each other as brothers. I love this film. Every battle and emotion felt earned.
I am so glad this was the time I chose to go to a theatre. The movie, the energy, the music, the people, everything was just beautiful. What a time to be alive.
This movie finally convinced me that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man is ready. Making the Home trilogy his origin story was one of the most interesting ideas for a live action Spider-Man. It really feels like we witnessed the end of an era, but a birth to a new. What a bittersweet ending
6:57 is truly the completed mcu Spider-Man theme that we’ve been hearing throughout the trilogy incomplete as he was becoming more and more Spider-Man and now with this movie he truly is his own Spider-Man
At 4:22, Tom’s Peter gets his “Responsibility” motif, similar to how Tobey has his own, albeit this one is much more emotional. The swelling of the music and the melancholic feel of the choir pushed this score to the top of all the MCU scores for me. EDIT: Definitely think that 7:01 could be the actual Responsibility theme, but I feel as if it's more of a completion of Tom's theme; in my opinion, I think the grief and responsibility are intertwined, thus 4:22 and 6:27.
No 6:27 is Tom's responsibility theme . Imagine the same situation of Tobey donning his suit again in Spider-Man 3 but with tom in his movie with this soundtrack 6:27 ,enough to make my eyes watery and feel Spider-man at that moment .
@@daveann 4.22 was more like a grieving one . That doesn't sound like a responsibility theme . Sorry . But 6.27 does and I made an edit with that score, of Tobey donning the suit again and it suits very well if u ask me that's > elfman's responsibility score .
No, 7:01 is Tom's responsibility theme since it first sounded when aunt may tells him to help the villains even if its not his responsibility. And its integraited in his own spider-man theme in 8:11
I absolutely love how MCU Spidey's theme evolves in each of his solo films. Homecoming's theme was good for portraying a "still working his way up" Peter Parker: an overeager teenager wanting to be big, but realizing he needs to settle his pace down and start small. Far From Home's theme takes it further by being a bit more grand to portray Peter stepping up as Tony's successor while stepping out of his mentor's shadow, being able to fight a threat bigger than the one before in his solo outing and showing he is deserving of his status as an Avenger. And then there's this rendition. A bigger, darker but yet more triumphant reprise mixed with the beauty of a choir. The movie where Peter learns what it truly means to be Spider-Man, as the man behind the mask: with great power, there must also come great responsibility. No matter what, Peter must not give up. He must not fall. He must keep soldiering on. No matter how much he gets hurt, how much he gets wronged, how much he must endure, he must keep fighting. Even without anyone left for him to lean on. It is his power. It is his responsibility. In honor of those he cares and loves, and for himself. As a hero. As a man. As Spider-Man.
Spider-Man took all his hard won lessons to heart. The best people are lifelong learners who can always gain new insights and ideas from others. That constructive thirst made Spider-Man relatable and inspiring.
7:37 - 9:30. The enhancements to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man theme / motif combined with what he was doing on screen at this moment really show his growth. He isn’t Iron Man Jr. anymore, he has now become his own independent Spider-Man with much more experience and knowledge to take on future challenges.
@@pratibhakandarkar5883 He literally wasn’t. The first movie was based on him finding his own identity and getting off Tony’s leash. The second movie was him trying to be his own hero. The third movie was about him being on his own, still being his own hero. You didn’t watch any of the movies
*When you think about it, this Spidey has the most experience to back him up.* *He fought some of the Avengers, then fought alongside them. He took on Vulture, Mysterio, lost Aunt May, and fought/cured beings from other universes.* All that experience will serve him well in adulthood as Spider-Man.
Not to mention no one knows him. It takes one strong person to deal with such a twist in their Fate, and to deal with such dramatic consequences for their own actions.
Hats off to Michael Giacchino for always adding new layers to his Spider-Man theme with each new score to parallel the growth of the character. As much as this feels like a culmination, if we're getting more Spidery films, I wholeheartedly hope he comes back!
@@thomasmuscat6527 same here, i wonder if he's gonna use the same theme. I wanna see more development and idek what you can do to this theme any further but we'll have to see. maybe a brand new fresh theme with moments of this one
9:32 Caught me off guard so much. After such a grand buildup to the last few second prior, it was followed up and concluded with this….idk hyper optimistic jingle?😂
From Civil War and Homecoming, through Infinity War, Endgame and Far From Home, to No Way Home... Thank you Tom Holland for being in my opinion the best Peter Parker aka Spider-Man and I hope someday "Spider-Man will return"
@@thefilmrookie3099 ya ik tht but the guy said it concludes the journey of mcu spiderman, i was just correcting him In case he didn't know that there will be another trilogy
@@Zanoladab If anything, I think this movie pretty much concludes MCU Spidey's high school story arc. He learns a lot of hard lessons as well in this movie, so by the time we'll see him in the next trilogy he'll be really different compared to what we see in the 'Home' trilogy, basically a fresh start for him.
I knew from homecoming that the Score was going to build with each movie and the way it was done was brilliant, I wonder if Michael Giacchino knew where he wanted to take it from the beginning, like using elements of other spidermen themes even before the idea of the multiverse came up?
Just finished watching the film and it was truly the best Spider-Man movie experience ever. Big shout out to Willem Dafoe, he was truly menacing in this film
0:00-2:08 SpiderMan theme (doc ock battle and him getting the villains then freeing them) 2:09-3:35 (The Goblin is Coming) 3:36-4:20 (The Goblin Unleashes the Villains) 4:21-6:54 (Aunt May's Death and Peter Grieving) 6:55-7:20 (Other SpiderMen help Peter) 7:21-8:39 (Peter teams up with other SpiderMen)
@ezzekieldirks8542 Agreed. I say this because the history of Spider-Man films is richer than even the MCU itself. Raimi's films catapulted the Marvel brand and the Spider-Man name in the early 2000's. It paved the way for mainstream cinematic universe storytelling and grand theatrical comic book filmmaking. The Raimi trilogy is a classic trilogy of drama and story that interconnects its one narrative through 3 films that build into the other seamlessly. It inspired the creation of the MCU and the TASM films paved the way in a way too. The failure of TASM 2 showed that less is more sometimes and it was the right way to go. Kevin Feige saw the overload on that film and how he can use that to move forward a distinct Spider-Man that would change the popularity of him forever. Kevin Feige and Sony have adapted Spider-Man from the classic 60's Stan Lee and Steve Ditko run of comics. Interconnecting him with other heroes allowed him to grow in ways we haven't ever seen. This trilogy felt like a boy transforming into a man throughout the course of his story. Each film got more mature in themes and complexities to ensure no step backs on his development. Tom Holland truly is an amazing Spider-Man, capturing everything I love about this character, putting in the best Spider-Man performance we've ever seen in No Way Home. This film flawlessly captured the heart and sincerity of Sam Raimi's trilogy while keeping a balance between that John Hughes energy that made the previous 2 so heartwarming and fun. The emotion is amped into ways we haven't seen before and was well executed. No MCU film has made me as emotional as the grand ambition that Watts and company have bestowed upon audiences here. I didn't cry in Endgame or Infinity War because I predicted Iron Man's death and Gamora's too. Endgame had too much comedy that paved the way for worse films like Love and Thunder. Thankfully, we actually got a sincere and earnest Spider-Man film that uses the emotional core of the protagonist through nostalgia and memorable set pieces to transform him into the responsible adult he was meant to be, learning from that loss and becoming a better and more respected hero among his teammates. It's a true testament to the power of nostalgia and how it can be used to deliver something huge in scope and scale that no buildup of films over the course of 11 years can do. I've been back and forth over which film I like more, Across the Spider-Verse or No Way Home. No Way Home is the more emotional film for me and the novelty of Tobey and Andrew developing Tom makes it more emotional. The ending of this film is as heartbreaking yet bittersweet as an MCU film can get. It didn't feel like an MCU film in the final moments and became a Spider-Man film. I love this film so much and it deserves a place among the Greatest Comic Book Films of All Time for me and possibly the greatest cinematic experience I've ever had with a comic book film. It's better than even Spider-Man 2 for me. Spider-Man: No Way Home is a fun, exciting, narratively compelling and grand achievement in comic book cinema storytelling that challenges the areas of cinematic universe storytelling of it's own franchise, flawlessly capturing the best of all 3 in one complete experience. 10/10 for me.
4:22-6:09, 6:27-6:58 are the best parts of this beautiful piece of musical composition. I especially love how the music includes hints of Tobey and Andrew’s Spider-Man themes intertwined with the current Holland MCU Spider-Man theme making it a perfect theme/finale to the MCU Spider-Man movie trilogy. Sheer perfection and is definitely the tear inducing song that I’d love to hear at anytime. 4:46 is where the first epic choir singing starts and then increases as the piece continues. 5:14, 6:27 are my favorite parts
No importa cuantas veces la vida te golpee siempre te volverás a levantar una y otra vez no importa cuantas veces tus amigos te goolpen siempre tu encontrarás la fuerza para ponerte de pie de nuevo este es mi don mi maldición quien soy soy spiderman no importa cuantas veces la vida me goolpe siempre me volveré a levantar no importa cuantas veces mis amigos me goolpe siempre encuentro la fuerza para volver a levantarme
Spider-Man No way home is truly a Spectacular movie. Can't wait for the next college trilogy. His Aunt May is dead, his friends have forgotten about to him, his existence as Peter Parker is literally unknown to the entire world including the Avengers and those he fought alongside with, and he is all alone with no one to be with, at least for now.
@@hassanhaq3918 then why tf are you here? , they literally posted the soundtrack so that people who watch the movie can enjoy it already, you should have expect spoilers
I absolutely love the sinister (five) theme that Giacchino did in here. It's tragic yet dark and evil. Sad yet sinister. Fitting of the characters back stories. Timestamp : 2:15
Tom's Spider-man got so much experience at such a young age compared to the other two. He did have so many people to support him and mentors. So I think it's safe to say that he'll be a better Spider-man in decision making, leading, fighting skills and maturity than other spider-men in the future.
Agreed. Even on it's own, it's fantastic. It's my favorite MCU film and the mainstream audience's pick for not just the best MCU film but the best Marvel film of all time. It's better than even Endgame for me.
5:14 When the chorus just swells at this moment reminds me so much of the rouge one theme in a way. It just sounds similar. This is one of the best OSTs I've ever heard.
Don't forget Steve Jablonsky who did the Transformer movie's music. Say what you will about those movies, one of the best parts was songs like "Arrival to Earth", "Optimus", and "Dinobot Charge"
Elfman's getting there, but my top 3 is as for now Zimmer, Giacchino and Jackman. My Top 10 on the other hand is: Hans Zimmer Henry Jackman Michael Giacchino 4. Alan Silvestri 5. John Williams 6. Tyler Bates 7. Junkie XL 8. Brian Tyler 9. Danny Elfman 10. Trent Reznor
7:02 nobody really talks about this segment or musical motif of the soundtrack but honestly I think it represents this movie’s tone perfectly. also we see it later in 8:08-8:38 affecting Peter’s journey in a sense - which is just beautiful
@@cesarjaramillo1158 I remember hearing it in the lab scene where they make cures for their villains as well as during the closure at the Statue of Liberty
Seeing my childhood hero: Tobey - suiting up again was the best thing. Seeing Andrew redeeming himself in so many ways in this movie was so good. And seeing Tom evolving into the real deal at the very end just gave me the biggest chills ever. I'm so hyped about Spidey future now. They really gave the fans a great thrill. Thank you Disney, Marvel Studios and Sony for working together and giving us such golden movie. To all the cast and crew - you guys outdid yourselves. Bravo!
I don't really cry...but that part starting at 6:26 along with scene in the movie just moved me deeply. Music itself is just so amazing - Michael Giacchino has great talent.
Giacchino's theme make us cry, what a brilliant use of all themes... This homecoming theme which was once like a fun suited as good in the tragic ending
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Listen to the official Spider-Man: No Way Home soundtrack here: soundtracks.lnk.to/spidermanNWH
really good ost
69. I shall not add to this number.
Can I ask a serious question? What is the lyrics that the choir is singing to in the background of Arachnoverture? Can you shed some Spiderwebs on this, please?
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Feels like the end of an era for spidey but at the same time the beginning of a new one
With Spider-man across the Spider-verse coming out it is the beginning of a new one
This is how it works, no matter what sometimes things don’t change, Peter will always remember these words “with great power comes great responsibility.”
End of Ironman jr and beginning of spiderman
@@Zanoladab well, no matter what people think of Tom's Spider-Man, I actually loved the Ironman Jr.
@@gwynbleidd_doethbleidd at least they fully reedemed his character
7:44 - I couldn't remember when this theme sounded more epic than in this moment in the cinema... For those, who were the fans of Spider-Man since 2002, we never expected to see it first-handed.
same
I don't think there's a single Spiderman fan that could've foresaw this. It feels unreal even after watching..... 3 times.....
EDIT: and counting....
Sam raimi vibes
Fan since 2006 and holly crap I nearly pissed myself multiple times in this movie
I agree- this was the first time i've respected it. It's finally come into its own.
Michael Giacchino with yet *another* instant classic of a movie score
get sum bitches
im sorry but he sucks
he makes the same score all the time. this shit sounds so boring smh
@@shinsuu777 he used old star trek theme for doctor strange movie lmao. Literally same theme
@@kennyblack1 ?
Running together, swinging together... So many wallpaper worthy shots for an everlasting moment. I'm proud to be in the generation who saw all 3 Spiderman cast solo and together in this one.
So the rumors are true?
@@castleguard_of_xbox360 yes, including the leaked photos.
@@castleguard_of_xbox360 I would say majority of the rumors are true.
Have any of you watched the movie?
@@lazarjerkovic1728 I watched on the 15th here in Brazil
And with the final swing, Tom’s theme mixed with Elements from Tobey’s theme with the choir, and the hopefulness of Andrew’s theme, Peter is no longer your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, he is now Spider-Man, New York’s protector. Such a freaking brilliant film.
yeah
Of course, and not only Tom discovers what it means to be a Spider-Man, he discovers them from Tobey, Aunt May, Andrew and also from himself.
First, He learned about May's words "With Great power, there must also come great responsibility" It means that if you can do anything with you power. use it for the good of others.
Second, Correct me if I'm wrong, I think he also learned from Andrew as Peter Parker 3 that if hope was lost, don't give up and keep fighting.
Third, he also learned from Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker 2, that a hero doesn't kill even though they kill their love ones.
and the last one is that he can protect someone he loves which costs something, erasing himself from their memories so they can't remember him.
These are the reasons why he became a true Spider-Man in the movie despite erasing himself from their memories since he doesn't have a choice.
I mean it’s just a choir not tobys theme. But yeah it’s good.
YESSSS!
IKR
0:40 Homecoming
1:26 Far From Home
7:44 No Way Home
nigga they’re the fucking same thing
Its the same song but it has a different style
@@zoxyy.1x dude I know that. I was just comparing how the movies feel watching them in terms of tone. Calm ur tits lmao 💀
@@mixerboating3992 bruh I know. Read my other comment above this one lol
I was just trying to tell him about the tone my bad
“With great power, comes great responsibility.”
"With great power"
"...comes great responsibility"
Powerful quote
@@Dylestocolors the way they said it was powerful
Best And Powerful Quote Ever!!!!🕸🕷🕸💯💯💯
"With great power, must also come great responsibility"
1: that she said... With great power
2: comes great responsibility
1: wait, how did you know that
3: uncle Ben said it
2:... The day he died
*Tears and goosebumps*
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It pissed me off. This Peter should already know that.
@@Phoenixifyable well, apparently the whole trilogy we've had is for peter to become the spiderman we know, basically it was an origin story. That's why he didn't know it until the end of his trilogy
@@horseoperamarker you missed my point
@@Phoenixifyable his uncle ben didn't say that line. Just like in the comics. It was originally peter who said that line in his thoughts in the Stan Lee's spider man run.
I think many people should give Michael Giacchino some credit for keeping the Spider-Man theme consistent as what I think is one of the best music score to ever come out from the MCU while also one of the best music composer for the MCU along side with Alan Silvestri, and the best music composer for Spider-Man since Danny Elfman. That my opinion on this.
Yep
Imo this and Avengers theme are the only memorable main themes in the MCU. I think this one is on par with TASM2's theme
@@johnt3606 dont forget Black panther too
They stuck to one composer for the Spider-Man movies, unlike all the others in the MCU, besides Avengers. A lot of them, never had consistent themes or memorable one's. Spider-Man also has character themes also, not even Thanos got one.
@@j04370859 thanos had one...it's only 2 horn notes that is ominous
6:27 Only the people who watched the movie will know. The music that's playing right now... It's a scene where it's so sad and tears come out, and it's a music that touches the hearts of the audience.
It was so funny actually. The acting was cringe.
“Thank you sir-
-just…call me Steven”
@@TheMrGiannisgr cap,false,bad opinion and cringy comment
@@TheMrGiannisgr you go act then. if you know what GREAT acting is.
agree... :(
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The final swing scene where Tom's Peter Parker gracefully glides off the roof of his apartment and swings into the snowy night is honestly one of the most powerful ending scenes to a marvel movie since the original Tobey Maguire movies in my opinion. Throughout this entire Homecoming Trilogy, Peter has been a boy learning what it means to be a true hero. He looked up to Tony Stark with all his advanced tech and relied on his wisdom for guidance, but struggled to move out of his shadow when he died. He didn't know how to be as strong and powerful as the other Avengers, and had a more innocent view of the world even after the events of Far From Home. It wasn't until he confronted true evil (the Green Goblin) that he realized the terrible sacrifice made by every iteration of every Peter Parker at some point that leads them to find their full potential. I loved how Tobey's Peter was the one who stopped Tom from killing the Goblin, because he knew where that path of vengeance led and showed Tom's Peter that their inner strength is what makes Spider-Man truly powerful. And in that last scene the MCU Spider-Man finds his own inner strength, and is able to let go of all he loves in true Spider-Man fashion. And at the end, he has nothing but his wits, his webs and his determination to do what's right even if he has to give up what he wants the most. In the words of the original Aunt May, "Sometimes we have to be steady, and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams."
I don’t see much people talk about the ending of this movie enough like that. It was a bittersweet ending. I was never super convinced of Tom’s Peter until the end of this movie
What was the song used at that’s scene ?
@@xjeffreyyyx2725 the first song in the video
@@xjeffreyyyx2725 "Peter Parker Picked A Perilously Precarious Profession" man, Giacchino loves his track titles
@Filmgenics lol
Feeling sad for stan lee , who couldn't see this Masterpiece
Far From Home and No Way Home saw Peter change from “MCU Spider-Man” to THE Spider-Man. I believe Stan Lee and Steve Ditko would be proud.
Yes
@@maxrichards3881 yes 🤧🤧 like a proud father
And Ditko
@@gustavomattos2016 No he really wouldn't Ditko hated stuff like this and really couldn't care less about his fans.
7:37-9:30 This feels like a proper Spider-Man theme; the chorus in the background combined with the more serious tone elevates this and definitely gives me some serious almost tragic Elfman vibes. I love it!
He’s become Spider-Man man right in the feels
I kid you not at 7:37 it sounds like what happens when you jump from the empire state building in spiderman ps4
It's like Tobey's theme got mixed with Tom's and also there's a bit of Andrew's too.
IT'S EPIC
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Whatever. Garbage soundtrack for a garbage movie.
7:35 "I love you guys"
7:44 The most epic scene from the entire movie.
3 spiderman swing was the cool scene!!
@@MR.TAUSIFGAMER I'm cried in theatre last moment😢
Best Spider-Man movie ever..❤
i sobbed like a baby 😃
Honestly, one of the best scenes ever. Same with Tobey and Andrew arriving
The most epic scene for me was the apartment green goblin - Holland Spider man fight scene. Willem Dafoe was top notch in this movie.
“Peter Parker is no more, but Spider-Man lives on”
that final line in the script give me chills cause Tom Holland’s Spider-Man became Spider-Man, New York’s only protecter. What’s more sad in the ending is that instead of spending his time by himself on Christmas , He decided to spend Christmas night on fighting crime, the ultimate sacrifice he could make for himself cause of the spell, There will never be a happy ending for Spider-Man.
I’m glad I’m here to witness this movie last December This movie will always have a special place in my heart ❤️
You saw that one too? Saaaame, that was just wholesome...🥲
"I love you guys"
My heart literally exploded seeing that
Thank You
Do you know what the word "literally" means?
@@Сайтамен hyperbole haha
@@Сайтамен i died
@@eminjafarly9584 How is the heaven?
SPIDER-MAN WILL ALWAYS BE MY HERO (TOBEY, ANDREW, TOM) THEY'RE..
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MEN
Mine too 😍🕷🕸💖
Couldnt have said it better
I’m especially happy for Andrew in this one 🥲👍
Bro shut up😭
The Amazing, Spectacular, ULTIMATE Spider-Men.
7:00 - 8:40
That’s the Spider-Man theme I will forever love. Such an epic feel toward high stakes in the film, and Peter about to face a big threat.
that finish at 8:35
Yo también lo amo
7:44 goosebumps
sound a lot like avatar the last airbender soundtrack
6:25 this is without a doubt the best version of the mcu spidey theme
This is the theme that is played when Dr Strange is finishing the spell to make everyone forget Who Peter Parker is right ?
@@luislopezmendez4688 yes indeed. Although that track is in full named “Forget Me Knots.”
@@samjohnstonemusic6328 Oh For real thanks
@@samjohnstonemusic6328 Been knocking my head on that one, thanks for being here at the right time!
@@luislopezmendez4688 Also it's just a more dramatic version of MCU Spider-Man's theme
"With great power, comes great responsibility." Has been taken to another level.
Peter finally realizes this.
Towards the end he doubts himself and Tobey saved him from committing an act that couldn't be reversed.
Peter chose to save instead of harm.
Peter has the power.
He had the power to save villains that weren't "villains" in the first place, and as such, with great power comes great responsibility.
The responsibility to save those whom he believe can be saved with his own power.
At the end he realizes this.
He truly became....
Spider-Man.
Aunt-May didn't die for nothing.
If it wasn't for Tobey Aunt-May actually would've died for nothing...something to think about...
@Epicthomas 2000 This was Tom Holland's "Welcome to the spider club" film. He became a true spiderman in this film. Waiting for Miles.. and maybe even Flash with venom... maybe even anti venom...
This movie made Tom Holland a true Spider-Man, that’s what makes it so good and Tobey was an essential part of it! I LOVE IT!!!
@@carbonchannel AGENT VENOM LETS GOOOO - Supes
@@carbonchannel miles lowkey already solidified his place in Spiderverse imo
00:01 - Spider-Man motif
00:35 - His light hearted adventure
01:00 - He prepares
01:21 - Spider-Man in action
02:14 - Peter's life imbalance
02:33 - Tension rises
03:04 - Preamp of tradgedy
03:36 - Sinister consequences
04:22 - You were the one that killed her
06:06 - Conflict resolved
06:26 - We are happy to serve you
06:56 - Her holy moral mission
07:20 - Gotta cure all of 'em
07:43 - It's what we do
07:58 - With great power
08:24 - Must also come great responsibility
09:03 - Remember that, Pete. Remember that.
Thank you
You missed the one after remember peter remember
facts, he fake@@hkaayaakuu
6:25 goosebumps at that moment
It also made me cry
The exact moment when *THAT* is happening... Yeah
wich part of the film is that?
@@quiricocho4886 climax
@@quiricocho4886 wouldn't like to ruin your experience, or if you've already seen it, ruin the movie to others who hasn't, but it's pretty near the end of the movie, like, the most important thing that happens in the movie
The name of the final song says it all. Arachno = Spider; Overture = Beginning.
It's not the end for Spider-Man, this was just the beginning.
For Tobey and Andrew is ending
@@鄧焯文No, they're coming back for Secret Wars and possibly more films like Kang Dynasty and MCU Spider-Man 4. This was only the beginning of the Secret Wars story building. Andrew will play an important role in Kang Dynasty and Tobey will work with Hugh Jackman's Logan in Secret Wars, recruiting heroes for Battle world. Kevin Feige has huge plans for both of them, mainly Andrew.
Adding a choir was simply the only way to make this theme more epic
i said this when ffh came out, I'm so glad it happened
Did it with return of the Jedi & return of the king
Yes
Without doubt, one of the best movie experiencies ever, along with a marvelous OST created by a legend. Thanks for this, guys :')!
Exactly
my fav part was when the real uncle ben showed up and fucked all 3 peters at once
@@reheatedpizza7292 did you watched spiderman: alone at home?
How old are you? I didnt like movie at all. Imagine all the spidermans are there and this is the result. For the possible potential of the movie it is a failure. I had such a high expectations for this, but they have made a regular movie out of it. Yes, I understand that the movie wasnt bad. It was good, but common ,think about the potential. Super popular bad guys, all the spiderman, everything and what we have in the end? Regularly good movie. With such an entry regularly good move is a failure. I got super disappointed by the movie as it didnt touch me at all
@@Claymor588 Did you watch the same.movie as us? This was a peter parker movie and him starting to go through real consequences and knowing what responsibility really means. The other Spider-Man were treated with respect and guided Tom Holland what it truly means to be Spider-Man and by the end of the movie he transition into becoming the real classic Spider-Man. It was an amazing movie!
2:25 this part of the track is honestly haunting, especially after the seeing the ending of the film and the effects of the choices peter had to make. as a spiderman superfan, this movie had everything i wanted for a spiderman film. it was perfect imo
For me it really captures the menace that is the green goblin. How he hid in plain sight and let Norman gain Peter and May's trust so he could strike. And the important lesson Peter had to learn from all of this. Truly is my favourite part of the theme
Does anyone know the name of that theme? If it was a separate track, like the rest.
@@j04370859 “Octo Gone”
@@davidcronin6045 Thank you.
@@davidcronin6045 different song
7:02 this is aunt may's motif, i love how it keeps playing whenever peter talks about curing a villain or when he actually does cure a villain. it's also incorporated into his actual theme at 8:12 which is so nice 🥺
It's actually his responsibility theme
It's my favourite part
8:10 I like that it plays, during the main theme.
@@khylechristianderosales1894That's the point, May's is literally the one abt Responsibility (i'm 2 years late 💀)
@@whocaresaboutthename6850 nah bro you're on time
7:40 ....you know the most iconic moment in cinema history when you hear it😏🕷️🔥
😏
Was this part in the movie?
@@ah447 yep😏 lil sum sum along with this part in the movie
@@ah447 When they jump together, to fight the 3 villains
Final swing
4:23 this scene got me in tears so badly
the pfp LMAO
All of us, friend
Rip Aunt may 😭😭
I was bawling
8:42 really hits home the emotional finality of the trilogy, makes me think about how Ned and MJ are no longer part of Peter's life.
So sad
Chance to add Gwen and Harry!
@@arnavranka4510 almost limitless potential for the upcoming installations!
Man, this was a happy ending for the greater good, but a bad ending for the inner human feelings.
@@ray..2702 yeah, it must be terrible to have everyone that ever knew you lose all their memories of you and look at you as a stranger even though you still remember your memories with them, that must be so painful to go through, but at the same time, this gives Peter a chance for a fresh new start as the true Spider man we all know and love
I was scared that this would be nothing but fan service, but I was shocked for how well balanced and amazing it ended up being. It's one of the best MCU movies for me.
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it had the perfect balance of fan service and was a great story altogether, definitely was worth the hype and wait
@@horseoperamarker As all things should be.
Correction: THE best
What's wrong with fan service?
That final swing with the Christmas aesthetic combined with that new gorgeous red and blue suit that looks straight out of the comics was so satisfying to see. A brilliant ending for a brilliant movie.
It's a complete Spider-Man experience.
7:44 I remember that moment right there the only tear of happiness I've had for years seeing my childhood,teenage years and adulthood wrapped into a moment that felt like a dream. The theme song you hear elements of every Spider Man theme in it.
Thank you Marvel,Stan,Ditko.
Last but not least.
Friendly Neighborhood Spider Man (Tobey Maguire)
Amazing Spider Man
(Andrew Garfield)
Spectacular Spider Man
(Tom Holland)
Man I miss the classic spider man movie that have Tobey Maguire
where’s andrew’s element
My favorite bit is at 8:10 when the Homecoming theme seems to be in full swing, but it's actually a new melody taking over. I'm not a music guy so it's hard for me to properly explain it, but I love it!
Yeah the melody above it is so EPIC!!!!
Reminds me a bit of the avatar(last airbender) theme
@@rubenmarchena1275 It does, doesn't it?
Reminds me of (weird suggestion here) Johto Victory Road from Pokemon Gold and Silver
@@rubenmarchena1275 oh wait your right, thats literally the avatar state melody, wtf
This movie will forever hold a special place in my heart
Yes
It was almost too good
I still don't believe it after going twice
Same here man
...Why? How do you know that? You JUST watched it.
8:39 I love how they have the high pitched violin chord from the beginning of tobey’s theme at the end of Tom’s (not to mention the choir from Tobey’s and the pacing from Andrew’s theme) Michael Giachinno really outdid himself on this one
So many amazing moments in this film. I loved the closure all the Spiderman had and redemptions they had. Tobey saved green Goblin this time. Andrew’s saved MJ unlike how he didn’t save Gwen. Telling Electro he was never a nobody. Tobey’s getting to see Ock again. Saving a younger Spiderman from taking a life, something you can’t come back from. All three getting to hug one another and support each other as brothers. I love this film. Every battle and emotion felt earned.
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It wasn't even the Tobey's Peter seeing Oct again, it was the fact Doc didn't hesitate to save them and had full faith in their plan to save everyone
Alas!, they all forget everything except Peter
Tobey and Andrew got redemption but they are back
Man, no offense I loved Tobey and Andrew but they shadowed Aunt May's emotional death which I still say is as good as the 3 spidermen swinging.
I am so glad this was the time I chose to go to a theatre. The movie, the energy, the music, the people, everything was just beautiful. What a time to be alive.
This movie finally convinced me that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man is ready. Making the Home trilogy his origin story was one of the most interesting ideas for a live action Spider-Man. It really feels like we witnessed the end of an era, but a birth to a new. What a bittersweet ending
6:57 is truly the completed mcu Spider-Man theme that we’ve been hearing throughout the trilogy incomplete as he was becoming more and more Spider-Man and now with this movie he truly is his own Spider-Man
how’ve we been hearing it throughout the trilogy (ik how btw i’m just wonderin y you think so)
Man, I love how the MCU Spider-Man becomes more heroic across the trilogy
he was always heroic, its now time to see him as his own man.
It's not necessarily him being more heroic since he was always a hero. It's him dealing with the pain and stakes that comes with being Spider-Man.
En Homecoming quería ser Spider-man
En Far From Home quería ser Peter
En No Way Home no quería ser ninguno
I mean he was allways heroic all he needed was a push to pass from being the friendly neighborhood spider man to being the protector of new york
At 4:22, Tom’s Peter gets his “Responsibility” motif, similar to how Tobey has his own, albeit this one is much more emotional. The swelling of the music and the melancholic feel of the choir pushed this score to the top of all the MCU scores for me.
EDIT: Definitely think that 7:01 could be the actual Responsibility theme, but I feel as if it's more of a completion of Tom's theme; in my opinion, I think the grief and responsibility are intertwined, thus 4:22 and 6:27.
I think thats the grief theme....the responsibility themes is kinda added in the main theme in 2nd main theme
No 6:27 is Tom's responsibility theme . Imagine the same situation of Tobey donning his suit again in Spider-Man 3 but with tom in his movie with this soundtrack 6:27 ,enough to make my eyes watery and feel Spider-man at that moment .
@@iminfinityman6611 but 6:27 isn’t the responsibility theme. it’s just a dramatic rendition of the main spider-man theme. the og comment was right.
@@daveann 4.22 was more like a grieving one . That doesn't sound like a responsibility theme . Sorry . But 6.27 does and I made an edit with that score, of Tobey donning the suit again and it suits very well if u ask me that's > elfman's responsibility score .
No, 7:01 is Tom's responsibility theme since it first sounded when aunt may tells him to help the villains even if its not his responsibility. And its integraited in his own spider-man theme in 8:11
With great power, comes great soundtrack.
responbility
@@revanzairawan553 Did I stutter?
with great movie*,comes great soundtrack
@@nazrael8826 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
With great great, comes great great
I absolutely love how MCU Spidey's theme evolves in each of his solo films.
Homecoming's theme was good for portraying a "still working his way up" Peter Parker: an overeager teenager wanting to be big, but realizing he needs to settle his pace down and start small.
Far From Home's theme takes it further by being a bit more grand to portray Peter stepping up as Tony's successor while stepping out of his mentor's shadow, being able to fight a threat bigger than the one before in his solo outing and showing he is deserving of his status as an Avenger.
And then there's this rendition. A bigger, darker but yet more triumphant reprise mixed with the beauty of a choir. The movie where Peter learns what it truly means to be Spider-Man, as the man behind the mask: with great power, there must also come great responsibility. No matter what, Peter must not give up. He must not fall. He must keep soldiering on. No matter how much he gets hurt, how much he gets wronged, how much he must endure, he must keep fighting. Even without anyone left for him to lean on. It is his power. It is his responsibility. In honor of those he cares and loves, and for himself. As a hero. As a man.
As Spider-Man.
Spider-Man took all his hard won lessons to heart. The best people are lifelong learners who can always gain new insights and ideas from others. That constructive thirst made Spider-Man relatable and inspiring.
7:37 - 9:30. The enhancements to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man theme / motif combined with what he was doing on screen at this moment really show his growth. He isn’t Iron Man Jr. anymore, he has now become his own independent Spider-Man with much more experience and knowledge to take on future challenges.
He was never Iron Man Jr in the first place
Gonna cry?
@@Im.Smaher gonna cry
Tobey stans cringe
@@pratibhakandarkar5883 He literally wasn’t. The first movie was based on him finding his own identity and getting off Tony’s leash. The second movie was him trying to be his own hero. The third movie was about him being on his own, still being his own hero. You didn’t watch any of the movies
That last rise in the 7:44 mark with the chorus - Man. That's on the level of Shirley Walker's Mask of the Phantasm score. Well done, Giacchino!!! :)
I really hope he incorporates this feeling to his batman theme 😭😭😭
@@kevinserrano7187 prolly won’t
@@kevinserrano7187 probably in the 2nd or 3rd
@@kevinserrano7187 he did
Which theme is exactly that one please tell me
*When you think about it, this Spidey has the most experience to back him up.*
*He fought some of the Avengers, then fought alongside them. He took on Vulture, Mysterio, lost Aunt May, and fought/cured beings from other universes.*
All that experience will serve him well in adulthood as Spider-Man.
I hope he leads the avengers.
@@isomericgamer6644yeah, it would be nice if he leads the Y.A(Young avengers)
@@isomericgamer6644 I kinda hope he's solo, doesn't join teams but works with them
Not to mention no one knows him. It takes one strong person to deal with such a twist in their Fate, and to deal with such dramatic consequences for their own actions.
@@isomericgamer6644He's said by Kevin Feige to be leading The Avengers into battle in Kang Dynasty while Andrew plays an important role.
the buildup to 6:27 is amazing. i got chills in the theater and i want to experience it for the first time again
Zendaya acting is what made me tear up. She deserves an oscar
I wanna experience it for the first time again too cause the man next to me ruined the experience.
8:11 yeah Micheal Giacchino snapped on this OST
🤣🤣
@@Zanoladab like I swear to you that part made me levitate
ong bruh
@@Zanoladab what’s funny
Hats off to Michael Giacchino for always adding new layers to his Spider-Man theme with each new score to parallel the growth of the character. As much as this feels like a culmination, if we're getting more Spidery films, I wholeheartedly hope he comes back!
we're getting three more
@@JakeYolk Yeah, I heard! Here's hoping they bring back Giacchino when they materialise!
@@thomasmuscat6527 same here, i wonder if he's gonna use the same theme. I wanna see more development and idek what you can do to this theme any further but we'll have to see. maybe a brand new fresh theme with moments of this one
7:45 Peter One, Two & Three Swinging...
Yes
9:32 Caught me off guard so much. After such a grand buildup to the last few second prior, it was followed up and concluded with this….idk hyper optimistic jingle?😂
Merry Christmas
That’s probably because tracks often lead to one another in these movie soundtracks. I noticed this in Endgame’s score
@@lil_sushi9663 i also think that's the case.i mean ,the soundtrack sounds pretty cool tho
That last track is when Peter 1, Ned and MJ, do stuff in the Under Croft, it's just miked in here for some reason
post-credits scene
7:35 y’all know this one 😉
Yes
6:26 goosebumps are tingling.
6:27
From Civil War and Homecoming, through Infinity War, Endgame and Far From Home, to No Way Home... Thank you Tom Holland for being in my opinion the best Peter Parker aka Spider-Man and I hope someday "Spider-Man will return"
Beautiful words...
there's more spiderman dw
@@sid80808 Who knows...
Couldn't agree more my man
@@warknightxl2167 You're awesome
The build up starting at 6:20 is where it really takes off!
WoW!!! EPIC!!!
Why is a ten-year-old Autumn Snyder crying in the corner?
She is having a mid-life crisis.
It also sounds like Danny Effman’s Spider-Man theme with the choir and celesta instrument
Conclude??
The next trilogy was confirmed already set in his college years
@@Zanoladab this trilogy is concluded. The next Tom trilogy will be different to this one.
@@thefilmrookie3099 ya ik tht but the guy said it concludes the journey of mcu spiderman, i was just correcting him In case he didn't know that there will be another trilogy
@@Zanoladab If anything, I think this movie pretty much concludes MCU Spidey's high school story arc. He learns a lot of hard lessons as well in this movie, so by the time we'll see him in the next trilogy he'll be really different compared to what we see in the 'Home' trilogy, basically a fresh start for him.
I really thought I would never experience something like Endgame ever again. But this movie exceeded Endgame for me.
Agree
Same
I knew from homecoming that the Score was going to build with each movie and the way it was done was brilliant, I wonder if Michael Giacchino knew where he wanted to take it from the beginning, like using elements of other spidermen themes even before the idea of the multiverse came up?
The first you said is exactly what he said duignbhomecoming where the theme will evolve that represents his growth
7:25 anyone els love that drum kick?!
DUDEEE, I DO 🫂
Just finished watching the film and it was truly the best Spider-Man movie experience ever. Big shout out to Willem Dafoe, he was truly menacing in this film
It's the ultimate Spider-Man experience.
0:00-2:08 SpiderMan theme (doc ock battle and him getting the villains then freeing them)
2:09-3:35 (The Goblin is Coming)
3:36-4:20 (The Goblin Unleashes the Villains)
4:21-6:54 (Aunt May's Death and Peter Grieving)
6:55-7:20 (Other SpiderMen help Peter)
7:21-8:39 (Peter teams up with other SpiderMen)
This movie made me depressed for the rest of the day…yet it’s still the best Spider-Man movie ever🥲
@ezzekieldirks8542 Agreed. I say this because the history of Spider-Man films is richer than even the MCU itself. Raimi's films catapulted the Marvel brand and the Spider-Man name in the early 2000's. It paved the way for mainstream cinematic universe storytelling and grand theatrical comic book filmmaking. The Raimi trilogy is a classic trilogy of drama and story that interconnects its one narrative through 3 films that build into the other seamlessly. It inspired the creation of the MCU and the TASM films paved the way in a way too. The failure of TASM 2 showed that less is more sometimes and it was the right way to go. Kevin Feige saw the overload on that film and how he can use that to move forward a distinct Spider-Man that would change the popularity of him forever. Kevin Feige and Sony have adapted Spider-Man from the classic 60's Stan Lee and Steve Ditko run of comics. Interconnecting him with other heroes allowed him to grow in ways we haven't ever seen. This trilogy felt like a boy transforming into a man throughout the course of his story. Each film got more mature in themes and complexities to ensure no step backs on his development. Tom Holland truly is an amazing Spider-Man, capturing everything I love about this character, putting in the best Spider-Man performance we've ever seen in No Way Home. This film flawlessly captured the heart and sincerity of Sam Raimi's trilogy while keeping a balance between that John Hughes energy that made the previous 2 so heartwarming and fun. The emotion is amped into ways we haven't seen before and was well executed. No MCU film has made me as emotional as the grand ambition that Watts and company have bestowed upon audiences here. I didn't cry in Endgame or Infinity War because I predicted Iron Man's death and Gamora's too. Endgame had too much comedy that paved the way for worse films like Love and Thunder. Thankfully, we actually got a sincere and earnest Spider-Man film that uses the emotional core of the protagonist through nostalgia and memorable set pieces to transform him into the responsible adult he was meant to be, learning from that loss and becoming a better and more respected hero among his teammates. It's a true testament to the power of nostalgia and how it can be used to deliver something huge in scope and scale that no buildup of films over the course of 11 years can do. I've been back and forth over which film I like more, Across the Spider-Verse or No Way Home. No Way Home is the more emotional film for me and the novelty of Tobey and Andrew developing Tom makes it more emotional. The ending of this film is as heartbreaking yet bittersweet as an MCU film can get. It didn't feel like an MCU film in the final moments and became a Spider-Man film. I love this film so much and it deserves a place among the Greatest Comic Book Films of All Time for me and possibly the greatest cinematic experience I've ever had with a comic book film. It's better than even Spider-Man 2 for me. Spider-Man: No Way Home is a fun, exciting, narratively compelling and grand achievement in comic book cinema storytelling that challenges the areas of cinematic universe storytelling of it's own franchise, flawlessly capturing the best of all 3 in one complete experience. 10/10 for me.
6:24 spidermans new, mature theme.
Beginning of the new era, no more high school kid stuff
*5:54** The exchange of looks between Tobey and Andrew as "goodbye" was amazing 🥲. Both are good Spider-Men who represent something hopeful 🕸.*
The words that every Spider-Men knows "With great power, must also come great responsibility"
Said by Ben Parker. Or apparently sometimes not.
@@mgszelda1 it was said in the closing narration of Amazing Fantasy #15, so I guess it was Stan Lee who said it.
@@TupocalypseShakur very true. But mcu spiderman really hasn't acknowledged uncle Ben
@@mgszelda1 The Zombie Episode of What If did finally mention Uncle Ben directly which was great
@@mgszelda1 the original 100 issues only mentioned him like four times
4:22-6:09, 6:27-6:58 are the best parts of this beautiful piece of musical composition. I especially love how the music includes hints of Tobey and Andrew’s Spider-Man themes intertwined with the current Holland MCU Spider-Man theme making it a perfect theme/finale to the MCU Spider-Man movie trilogy. Sheer perfection and is definitely the tear inducing song that I’d love to hear at anytime. 4:46 is where the first epic choir singing starts and then increases as the piece continues. 5:14, 6:27 are my favorite parts
7:39 3 Spidermen starts running. As a fan, I loved this moment.
No importa cuantas veces la vida te golpee siempre te volverás a levantar una y otra vez no importa cuantas veces tus amigos te goolpen siempre tu encontrarás la fuerza para ponerte de pie de nuevo este es mi don mi maldición quien soy soy spiderman no importa cuantas veces la vida me goolpe siempre me volveré a levantar no importa cuantas veces mis amigos me goolpe siempre encuentro la fuerza para volver a levantarme
I never expected Michael Giacchino To go THIS hard!
You must not have been a "Lost" fan. He can go so much harder.
@@NeoMyers I've never seen lost
3:37 The new Sinister five theme sounds almost like a mix of Danny Elfman’s Doc Ock and Green Goblin themes.
Yeah, I was afraid Giachinno wouldn't be able to repicate Danny Elfman's style but he did an amazing job
It also gives off slight Mysterio vibes.
Gives me ghidorah vibes
@@jakubrejak1114 yeah
I love how Michael Giacchino really uses character themes so intensely in his work like this. It’s such good storytelling in the music itself.
I especially love how he adds more instruments each movie, the music grows with Tom's Peter and it's phenomenal
His score for The Batman will be epic x1000
Spider-Man No way home is truly a Spectacular movie.
Can't wait for the next college trilogy.
His Aunt May is dead, his friends have forgotten about to him, his existence as Peter Parker is literally unknown to the entire world including the Avengers and those he fought alongside with, and he is all alone with no one to be with, at least for now.
bro thats a
spoiler
@@hassanhaq3918 Sorry
@@hassanhaq3918 then why tf are you here? , they literally posted the soundtrack so that people who watch the movie can enjoy it already, you should have expect spoilers
@@avicenayosanta yep
Next movie has a lot of potential
THANK YOU MICHAEL. This theme was so emotional
"If you expect disappointment, then you can never really be disappointed."
[MJ to Peter]
I absolutely love the sinister (five) theme that Giacchino did in here. It's tragic yet dark and evil. Sad yet sinister. Fitting of the characters back stories.
Timestamp : 2:15
Time stamp?
Give me time stamp?
@@theroyalcrown207 after the first main theme
@@alexgabel4379 after the first main theme
@@theroyalcrown207 the Theme Starts at 2:15 and ends at 4:19
I love how everyone loves Andrew Garfield now! Come back Andrew, you're the best.
Tom is still better and should stay as the only live action Spider-Man
You can have multiple people play spider man just like how robert pattinson and ben affleck play batman!
Tobey Maguire is a far superior Spider-Man
@Dhryke Strange, if anything this brought more people to Tobeydom.
@@resikin its more likely andrew getting another film, also who came up Tobeydom?
6:27 touched my heart, that scene felt like a heartbroken x10 I can't help but cry every time I watch it
With great heroes, comes great soundtrack
Nice one
Yeah
6:57 just... Beautiful
Was tobeys theme played in the movie?
@@ah447 yeap twice actually
Tom's Spider-man got so much experience at such a young age compared to the other two. He did have so many people to support him and mentors. So I think it's safe to say that he'll be a better Spider-man in decision making, leading, fighting skills and maturity than other spider-men in the future.
micheal giacchino composing the score for this, the batman & love and thunder. how cool is that? what a world we're living in🦇🕷️⚡
Seen the movie twice. This has to be one of the best movies ever!
Agreed. Even on it's own, it's fantastic. It's my favorite MCU film and the mainstream audience's pick for not just the best MCU film but the best Marvel film of all time. It's better than even Endgame for me.
Can we all agree that Aunt May's death music is so touching.
yeah
5:14 When the chorus just swells at this moment reminds me so much of the rouge one theme in a way. It just sounds similar. This is one of the best OSTs I've ever heard.
I thought it was just me. So true. That sad part in the Rogue One Jyn Erso score
Same composer also.
@@therealgoat3367 Yeah
@@j04370859 I knoww that makes it even better
This has topped Endgame as the best movie experience I have ever been too. Without a doubt an amazing movie and the crowd just felt so lively!
from today Michael Giacchino is among my favorite composers along with Danny Elfman and Hans Zimmer 👏👏👏👏👏
Don't forget Steve Jablonsky who did the Transformer movie's music. Say what you will about those movies, one of the best parts was songs like "Arrival to Earth", "Optimus", and "Dinobot Charge"
And don't forget the legend Jhon William and Ludwig Göransson
Elfman's getting there, but my top 3 is as for now Zimmer, Giacchino and Jackman.
My Top 10 on the other hand is:
Hans Zimmer
Henry Jackman
Michael Giacchino
4. Alan Silvestri
5. John Williams
6. Tyler Bates
7. Junkie XL
8. Brian Tyler
9. Danny Elfman
10. Trent Reznor
7:02 nobody really talks about this segment or musical motif of the soundtrack but honestly I think it represents this movie’s tone perfectly.
also we see it later in 8:08-8:38 affecting Peter’s journey in a sense - which is just beautiful
I think its his responsibility theme.
Where os 7:02 from? I know i've heard it before i just dont know on which scenes from who
@@cesarjaramillo1158 I remember hearing it in the lab scene where they make cures for their villains as well as during the closure at the Statue of Liberty
Without any argument, doubt... this movie is the greatest of all time.
Some of tge people argue because you know they disappointed on helmet of goblin and should raimi direct it
@@RafaelHernandez-vx9ug who?
@@andruspolanco6935 some random fandom
@@andruspolanco6935 hard to argue with someone who couldn't Pleased so..
@@RafaelHernandez-vx9ug you said someone, it's probably just a dude that it's annoyed not a group
Seeing my childhood hero: Tobey - suiting up again was the best thing. Seeing Andrew redeeming himself in so many ways in this movie was so good. And seeing Tom evolving into the real deal at the very end just gave me the biggest chills ever. I'm so hyped about Spidey future now. They really gave the fans a great thrill. Thank you Disney, Marvel Studios and Sony for working together and giving us such golden movie. To all the cast and crew - you guys outdid yourselves. Bravo!
6:57 - 9:29 The Spider-Man theme in its greatest form. ❤
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7:59 the best part of the song.
nah it’s 8:11
Willem Dafoe has a highly commendable performance as he does a superb job of embodying this disorder and visually representing its struggles.
The shot of MJ and Ned hugging a folded in Peter was beautiful
I don't really cry...but that part starting at 6:26 along with scene in the movie just moved me deeply. Music itself is just so amazing - Michael Giacchino has great talent.
Giacchino's theme make us cry, what a brilliant use of all themes...
This homecoming theme which was once like a fun suited as good in the tragic ending
1:47 This is the part of the MCU Spider-Man theme that gives me absolute chills!!!
4:22 glad to see classic spiderman and the amazing spiderman.. now we have to go home..
4:23
@@zoxyy.1x lol
@@parthbhargav789 what
@@zoxyy.1x you are replying on every comment
The humming that starts at 2:33 is just phenomenal. Love it