SPIDER-MAN: No Way Home (2021) Review
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- NON SPOILER REVIEW of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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Green Goblin in Spider-Man (2002): *slaps Spidey on the back and chats to him like they're hanging out by the office watercooler*
Green Goblin in No Way Home: "I'm going to break Spider-Man psychologically, smash his lego, then feast on his organs while he's alive".
Willem Dafoe was terrifying in this.
Sounds like some aspects of Death Note are coming through by there 😯😅😆😝
That was Osbourne persona, how tf did you not realize this in nearly 2 decades since a movie's been released. Goblin was sinister in og Spiderman too and he kicks it up several notches in this one.
@@undeny no that wasn't Osbourne.....lmao
@@undeny Wrong.
Matt Murdoch telling Happy he needs a REALLY good lawyer for the missing Stark tech is the ArmorWars Easter egg no one is talking about
That's funny too because Favreau played Foggy in _Daredevil._ 💃
Great Cameo from Charlie Cox also cool because Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin is now in the MCU
I really like Michael Giacchino's music in these Spider-Man films. I agree that the music in the original Raimi trilogy and James Horner's in Amazing Spider-Man really are quite memorable but when I saw this movie on release day, I was singing Michael's main theme during the credits and even humming it to myself on the drive home.
I'm so glad they used Horner's TASM theme instead Hans Zimmer's bland ASM2 theme that sounded like he farted it out after 5 mins.
And I agree Giacchino's Spidey theme is excellent. I love the waltz motif of it and it hits the perfect spots for me in being a memorable theme.
@@ColeHomeVideo THANK YOU!!! I've never understood why people don't like it, maybe it's because they keep using the classic Spider-Man theme in trailers and they think "Why don't they just use that?".
Spider-Man has had a lot of good themes over the years: 60s cartoon, 90s cartoon, Raimi, Spider-Man TNAS, Spectacular Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man, Homecoming and even Spider-Man PS4/PS5, that game has fantastic music.
@@ColeHomeVideo i always liked Horner more but i LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVED Hans theme for Goblin and specially Electro. Happy giacchino used it for electro
James Horner's Music is not really memorable to me, I even watched the Amazing Spiderman the night before watching this on and could not remember the music at all.
@@heilong79 I could. Even when it first came out in 2012, love his score in that film. May he rest in peace.
So let me get this straight, Avi Arad who has done his fair share to screw over both franchises gets a special thank you in the end credits but Sam Raimi and Mark Webb get nothing.
Your kidding me? That's like when the pandemic is finally over you don't thank the doctors but you thank the bat and the guy that ate the soup in February 2020.
Yeah. Avi Arad probably demanded that they put that in. He's such an asshole. I got so angry when I saw that.
3:55 I started getting that feeling as well with some scenes.
SPOILER COMMENT:
I really enjoyed it but I was a bit bummed out by the ending. Now I know why they called it No Way Home :\
Great movie overall, really liked the journey that tom Hollands peter parker went on, and was essentially an evolution from Spider boy to the ending when he became, for me, the official Spider-man for the first time in the MCU. Villains were great and the Goblin certainly Stole the show. The best of the MCU Spider-man movies easily
Yes but they wasted Tom Hardy in the movie.
@@biguy617 The Venom movies are some of the worst movies I have ever seen, especially from a writing perspective so they didn't really waste anything imo
@@biguy617 tom Hardy's venom is embarrassing, it was bad enough seeing him in the credits let alone the movie, marvel were right to keep him out of it
@@phantomsidious2934 I agree but they did put him in the movie and I still think it was a wasted opportunity.
@@biguy617 Not enough people have seen Venom movies. My friends were totally confused with that Venom post credit scene. They thought the waiter was a ventriloquist. It was only when they saw the black goo that they got it. If they put the Tom Hardy Venom in the movies, it might be real confusing.
This film brought me such joy it made my week honestly. I adored hearing Tobey theme I always loved it
I think the problem now, with these highly anticipated movies, are clips of it getting leaked online. This movie had that problem, as I remember seeing these videos of footage from a screening, and they were among the videos at the top of the RUclips page whenever I was on it. This happened with Infinity War and Endgame too
I honestly didnt get spoilered, I decided to not watch any trailer or instagram posts about it and just wow. That was the best movie ive seen the cinema in a long, long time. Would go as far as saying the best MCU movie.
I had a huge problem in that Sony movies come to Japan a month later and since I follow a lot of movie stuff it was impossible to not get spoiled on this, not that I care too much about spoilers since a normal functioning person can guess what happens in the movie but still I feel like it would have left a much bigger impact if I did not know every single scene beforehand.
I just want to watch the scenes with Tobey Maguire in them. The Sam Raimi Spiderman films where the best ones in my opinion.
I also had flashbacks of spider-man 3 at the end, which kept reminding me of how superior the filmmaking was in raimi's version. Although the scenes are quite similar, no way home's fight is really messy and dark, you never get a good look at the action while spider-man 3's is always readable and really well lit, the colors pop, it's easy to follow, it's still a joy to watch.
Yeah I had trouble figuring out which Spider-Man was who, especially Tobey and Andrew since their costumes look so similar.
"Peter has the BRIGHT idea to contact Dr. Strange" I like that dig :D People are so stupid in this movie, not a single motivation makes sense. The first scene sets it up perfectly. With his identity known, people close to him are in danger. What does he do? Put every one in even MORE danger, the bigger the threat is getting. When he has 5-6 villains against him, he puts them into a room with his aunt and gives their only weakness to his girlfriend, while not allowing her to use it...
It's almost like Peter is a young kid, being overwhelmed by basically everyone calling for his head on a pike, and that he'd want to go to the one person he knows could possibly fix it. Your latter criticism is fine. But it makes complete sense that he'd ask Strange for help in this situation. How was he supposed to know that he'd open a literal multiverse?
@@Solarstar10 Thank you.
Thats why I love Hollands version of Spider-Man, because he's written like a actual kid, not a young adult who makes the occasional mistake.
It makes perfect sense Peter would go to Dr Strange and make the problem even worst..this is classic Peter from the comics.
In the comics, Peter made a deal with the devil for FFS!!!
Wait, Peter Parker is a young kid out of high school who is overwhelmed and makes mistakes? Jeeze, who would find this realistic or relatable. Not sure why this Spider-Man thing is so popular
@@TheDalinkwent No.
They original comment makes a great point. I did enjoy the movie.
It does have grave issues in plot however.
I really feel like I saw a different movie than most people. No Way Home has all the same flaws people complained about in Spider-Man 3 and Amazing Spider-Man 2 but people ignore them here because of nostalgia from those franchises. There are great moments but this is a terrible movie.
I agree. Spider-Man 3 suffered a bit from having too many villains and not enough time to develop them, but No Way Home is much worse in that regard. They didn't include Venom and Hobgoblin, so why waste time with Lizard? Why did Sandman and Doc Ock take off with the other villains when their motivations aligned more with the heroes at that point? Probably just because there wasn't room in this movie for so many characters. It was very messy in my opinion,
@@Lucas43434 hobgoblin has never been in a Spider-Man movie.
Sandman leaves because he's paranoid and fairly simple minded and doesn't trust this Spider-Man, is confused and doesn't want to die, which is what the other villains have been telling him will happen.
Doc Ock doesn't leave with the villains. He flees the scene when the conflict starts. Has a realization and then comes back to help.
Wrong.
Speaking of Bruce Campbell, Is actually like him to play the same version of Mysterio he plays in the Raimi Spider-man movies. It’s a shame we never got that reveal on screen but it’d be nice to still allude to it
Like to add thats there is lots of incredibly well acted emotional scenes.
When MJ and Ned hug Peter of the roof of the school. That part almost got me lol.
It felt like an enjoyable Saturday morning cartoon. I really loved watching this movie, but I was well aware of how "childish" the plot all was. I can only imagine what Martin Scorcesse, whose already railed on the Marvel movies for being "well made amusement park movies" would think of No Way Home. He'd probably roll his eyes at the Saturday morning plot of "getting the thing, that turns the bad guys into good guys and then opening the portal that brings more good guys to help fight the bad guys so we can fix the thing that helps us make bad guys into good guys". Hahaha, it was a stupid plot, but I loved it.
Comic books are not always serious to begin with. They have loads of campy moments. To bring these pages into live-action will never be a true Scorsese-level art. Sure, Mr. Scorsese can opine, and I understand where he comes from, but I would rather prefer campy comic book movies which are faithful to the source materials. You may say, Nolan did with Batman. That's because Batman is that type of hero. No superpowers, but has a sharp brain, and very much one of us.
Now Way Home was awesome….FANtastic. A sequel that is as good as the prior film is uncommon, usually they make the prior film worse. One that improves prior movies is almost unheard of…but to make 7 films, over 20 years with 3 actors, better films? A first.
I was lucky enough to avoid too much promotion around this movie, so its many reveals genuinely surprised me (and my theater audience was great too; there were Endgame-level cheers). Many movies these days are love letters to the past, but few have done anything quite like No Way Home. The villains are served well, I thought, and it even does a good job improving some characters. I agree that the story is thin (and the ending doesn't make much sense), but this is the type of movie where the nostalgia is amazingly done, and elevated the entire experience.
Please do a retrospective on 'The Adventures of Baron Munchausen'--my favorite movie until 'The Fellowship of the Ring' came along and dethroned it.
Good movie love the ending
Seems like the movie was meant to be drawing from the previous Spiderman movies and was almost (in parts) like a collage of the high points of the previous films. I've not seen it yet but looking forward to if it turns out that's the case.
You haven't seen it? But you're here in these spoiler comments? And basically spoiler review?
Bruce Campbell's character was due to play Mysterio in the Raimi films.
What happened to the Lego Death Star broke me emotionally 😢
I've heard Bruce Campbell definitely has a cameo in Dr Strange 2, but not as an alternate Dr Strange. Something even better.
Despite a few issues I had, the good in this movie far FAR outweighed the negatives. I'm just so so happy it exists, and the ending is just absolutely perfect.
Bruce Campbell as an alternate Doctor Strange... damn I just imagined that and it is AWESOME! 😄😆
Would be wicked if he says some one liners in a cheesy French accent while making a fist if you know what I mean 😅😂🤣😝
Incredible review, but regardless of your verdict, Ollie, I would have been watching this. All of the modern Spiderman films are true marvels of cinema 😜
I saw Evil Dead 2 on it's first night of release in the UK, a midnight screening in Great Yarmouth... just me and Bobby Davro in the cinema. Yep, weird. Anyway, the point where Ash gets spooked and his hair turns white at the sides, I thought 'Woah, add a moustache and it's Dr Strange!'. Over the years I heard Sam talk about making a Dr Strange movie, and so I'm particularly psyched for it. Also, I went to drama school in Salford with Benedict Wong, 1990-92... success couldn't happen to a nicer bloke.
Imagine watching a movie with all Bond actors in a Bond film this is how this movie felt like for Spiderman fans
The blockbuster the world needs right now!!!
I doubt it will happen but Willem Dafoe deserves Oscar recognition for his reprisal of The Green Goblin he was outstanding, move was great too lots of fun mixid in with spectacular action and moments of sheer heartbreak.
Great review Oliver. Glad you liked it. 😉
The movie just hit the 1 billion mark at the box office and is the first film to do so since 2019.
RIP Aunt May
I don't think any movie ever, had me buzzing and pumped so much after watching it. Spider-Man means so much to me, and is my favorite Marvel character by a mile(like Batman for DC), so this movie got everything spot on and brought out the little boy in me(at 34 years old now, it made me feel like when i first seen Spider-Man from 2002 aged 15). The ending was truly wonderful, and seeing all the characters together was a joy i didn't think i would ever see happen. I was one of the few that loved Spider-Man 3 out of all the Spidey movies, and still do. But No Way Home may just have dislodged it as the best live action Spidey to date, and one of the most superb comic book movies ever. This along with Ghostbusters Afterlife has brought the magic back into blockbuster cinema, compared to most woke crud lately.
I beg to differ, they seemed to focus more on the best friend's then they did on the old spiderman, it felt like the Spidermen we're just their please fans instead of being important to the plot
Just caught up with Spidy no way home really enjoyed it but it would of had a bigger wow with the first Spiderman on screen from the tv series Nicholas Hammond....and good to see Toby return as to me he is Spiderman like Christopher Reeves is superman loved the review
Tom's Peter was Danaerysd. The jump to murder was cringey. Only reference were the other Peter's talking about their regrets but Tom has no development in that. Just straight to murder. The destination made sense but the journey there non existant. The villains besides Sandman and Lizard were treated amazingly. They weren't one dimensional like most marvel villains and this one remembered that. Although the Goblin guilting Peter to kill him was also cringey because how could anyone fall for what he was told? A misuse of the goblin in my opinion. They all shouldve had a 3rd party issue they all had to solve together. Like enemy of my enemy.
Too many characters and not enough focus on most of them.
Black Widow and Eternals were trash, thank for this movie. I am worried if this will be too good that none of the MCU can’t compete.
I didn't think Black Widow was that bad personally. It's not the worst thing ever but I had an okay time with it, the third act is clumsy I will admit but at least Florence Pugh put in such a good performance and I really liked her character, she was great fun.
Thank you Aunt Mae
Also is John Campea gonna be in No Way Home?
Is this a spoiler review because the description says non spoiler review but the video is talking about the first hour of the movie
Electro looking more like Jamie Fox and less like a reject from Revenge of the Nerds could be explained by him tapping into the celestial energy of the MCU Earth. I have not seen Eternals but have “heard” that it’s something about Earth having a piece of a celestial. So in short, Electro’s makeover could be explained as him becoming possibly 0.15% Eternal 🤷♂️🤦🏼♂️
Or it's just Jamie Foxx saying: "No way am i going to wear that!"
Because for John Campea.
Nice review, but if you waited till the end you might have noticed who played evil Dr S. It is certainly a movie that bears repeated viewings, to get the nuances..in Imax it's simply stunning.
You know that MegaDrive song you play at end credits on your retrospective ?
What’s it from ?
Turned on RUclips there was a massive spoiler 😡😡😡😡
It was great fun! I live in a rather small city, not too big not too small. But this was such a experience to the point people in my audience was clapping when Andrew showed up and then roared when Tobey showed up! This film was primed for my audience. Clapping at the right moments, cheering, crying, etc. My audience was clapping when the movie end! Great enjoyable film! It's one of the films where I brought my niece and nephew and they experienced this type of cheering the movie on screen. It was a very fun and enjoyable experience. 👏👏
Spider-Man No Way Home(2021) made more than $800 million. That is amazing...no pun intended.
What is that credit theme? Seems like some 8bit rendition of a sonic theme tune
fun movie, i mean it was really the nostalgia bait, it had dumb points but overall fun movie and finally rounded out holland's spider-man, and made him a peter parker/spider-man we can relate but i do not want 3 more with him, give 1 each back to garfiled and macguire, we all went to see it cuz of them and the classic raimey and amazing spider-man movie villains
I was really worried how they would treat Electro. Happy to say, I think they redeem the character while going forward from TASM 2
lemme guess, Is John Campea gonna be the next Spider-Man?
Great review as usual. Thank you Sir.
Oliver, Scooby Doo this review.
*please
Oliver, please Scooby Doo this film.
"these bad guys just have mental health issues" was clumsily dealt with. They gave up on it in favour of an antidote for evil cooked up in the lab. Bit messy
I really enjoyed it but people were talking and trying to "explain" what parts were referencing other movies. It was very distracting and kinda pissed me off because it was was to the point where the immersion was broken and I felt like I wasted $20. So I think until I'll just watch it again when it comes out on Disney plus.
I'm not sure about security being tight. I remember after the last film came out the plot and cast was already out in the fan community. Tom was pretty bad at denying the leaks before shooting even started.
04:50 You referred to Spider-Man: No Way Home as "Far From Home."
BTW, Mysterio has to be the most despicable villain to date.
I didn't like it. It felt like it was written by a 16 year old. Forget coherence. The amount of character and storyline decisions that make no real world sense is bonkers. Yes its a comic book film, but when fairly logical decisions or semi-realism in a fictional world dont happen, you are not invested in the film anymore. Switch your brain off, then enjoy. (Sidenote: Dafoe is excellent, and I enjoyed seeing the guy who I shouldn't say who.)
@MJ Morgan, thank you for saying this. I feel like a crazy person. I remember movies with far out comicbook plots, but it didn't feel like everyone in the world had short attention spands toppedwith impulse control problems. Maybe it was the editing, but it frustrated me with it's hijinks being in the forefront.
Damn, Sony really sent out a whole bunch of checks out to so many reviewers lol I didn't think you'd be one of them sir Oliver. This movie was absolute wank, the dialogue is atrocious, the pace is abhorrent and overall the film made me so angry cuz the last 2 spidey movies were pretty much 9/10... this sad pile of spew gets a sad 5/10
No way home was all about nostalgia for me. Nothing but a just a fan-serviced movie. Don't get me wrong it's better than its two predecessors. But in no way is this movie great. Not even good in my opinion. Take simply aunt may, she has no personality and when they killed her off I didn’t feel anything. Or the introduction of all previous spiderman characters just so they can use them again and kill them off. Like seriously just because the Flashpoint paradox did that formula doesn’t mean you have to do it the same way. Come up with something new, creative but do not heavily rely on nostalgia please.
4:50 you meant to say No Way Home
Ummmm... John Campea did it.
A long long trailer to Dr. Strange 2 , nostalgia not significate a good script. 6/10 to see one time.
Is there no way I can watch this from home ?
so far cam only.
They THWIP everything and the kitchen sink.
Are you going to review The Amazing Spider-Man 2012 great video about Spider-Man: No Way Home
Just saw the new spider man great movie 4/5 imo just too colorful/comedy/child movie compared to amazing spiderman series that i just like too much more never the less great spiderman movie just no my cup of tea
Far from home is a great spider man 4 or spiderman 3 or whatever go watch it
I JUST got home from seeing it
Long Term Booking
Remember that phrase
Watch Black Widow Oliver it's amazing
Love ❤️ This Film!!!
Every movie is a nostalgia pandering mess, star wars, ghostbusters, terminator, and now spiderman all grasping at straws with old franchises it's absolutely pathetic how little creativity we have in films now
You named 4 movies. Over 300 movies came out in north America Last year.
Hundreds more all over the world.
Literally hundreds upon hundreds of movies every year.
So you're wrong and uninformed.
Do your homework.
Is this a Disney film... or a Sony film?
For these MCU Spider-Man movies, it has always been both.
Eternals wasn't bad though.
No MJ Watson, no buy.
MJ Watson was in the film, played by Zendaya. Did you watch the film?
@@ColeHomeVideo Zendaja looks nothing like the character from the comics.
@@Germaniac77 If the character and the performance is great, that really doesn't matter. Zendaya is a much superior MJ than Kirsten Dunst.
@@ColeHomeVideo Umm... no. Tobey/Kirsten and Andrew/Emma had great on sceen-chemistry and interesting story and arcs. The presentation of those couples was far superior to the "kid stuff" between Zendaya and Holland.
@@Germaniac77 Okay, live in the past, then. Don't think I can help you, pal, haha.
Movie behind the memberberries felt rather bad written and empty. The magic plot device is confinement and lazy. The characters dialogue is basically just describing what happenend to them in other movies. And they don’t grow but actually are set back.
the Movie took a very satisfying step. A great gimmick. But with the prize of the actual trilogies heart.
just like the avengers plot killed the second movies I dividuality
Second.
This film was absolutely amazing. This is not only my favorite Spider-Man movie, but probably my favorite MCU film as well. It just feels like a celebration of all that is Spider-Man.
No way it's better than Winter Soldier or Infinity War. Come back in 3 months and see how you feel once hype dies down.
@@DP12321 you do realize that I 1. Am a 16 year old and 2. A massive fan of Spider-Man. Can’t even share my happiness without someone trying to rain on my parade.
@@owensreviews625 Welcome to the internet! 🥳
I am a huge Spiderman fan ... but I do not give a crap about the MCU. Homecoming and Far from Home were terrible and even worse than the 70´s movies with Nicholas Hammond. The tone, athmosphere and the sci-fi elements are totaly out of place in the Spider-Man world. After reading the spoilers I was intrigued and decided to watch it. The movie got really good at the halfway point and it was a great experience watching it with a crowd at that point... but the first half was terrible like the previous two Spidermanmovies. So this movie is honestly a mixed bag.And honestly I am already having a "Force Awakening" effect: The nostalgia wears off and you realise that the movie has nothing else to offer.
As soon as you said Parker wanted to change the rules of the spell I was out. This is the most annoying un-Peter Parker/Spider-Man characterisation ever. The first two films were utter garbage.
Nah Avengers Endgame wasn't the end of Marvel greatness Far From Home was the start and has only continued with Black Widow Shang-Chi and Eternals and the shows
I really really HATED this movie. The whole idea of its existence is just dumb. It was really bogged down by the constant talking between the Spiders. All of the older characters just made me feel like I was watching some promotional material for those films, it made me want to take this one out and watch those instead.
It looks so artificial though.
Terrible movie and the whole story timeline was unnecessary
Yeah right mr salty . Its an A + MOVIE.
@@Robert-ri7mt ok I understand you're in a cult
@@darealberrygarcia nah. He just has better taste than you LOL
andrew catching MJ perfict
How can any positive review be made on this thing ahaha
ok but who asked
@@Chrundle9 Who asked you to answer a critique like this
Easily
I liked black widow but I really thought Shang chi & Eternals where awful movies…. And I’m a huge marvel (& DC fan).
Looking like another flop
They need to stop making trash movies with trash actors
yeah! what a huge flop its already the second biggest opening of all time
@@andrewdalton3185 within a few months nobody will remember this trash movie, just like every other spider man movie
In terms on box office it won´t be a flop. In terms of "quality" however I have to agree with you. This movie is just like Force Awakens. A lot of people are going crazy for the crossover/nostalgia stuff right now just like they did with all the nostalgia in Force Awakens (Han Solo and chewiei n the Falcon e.g.) . Heck, I even enjoyed myself in the theatre ... but nostalgia wears off after time when you realize how bad the movie overall is.
@@Germaniac77 ya that's what it seemed like they were up to... Hiding their story behind a nostalgia shield
I grew up with the 90's spiderman cartoon, where Peter is smart and cool. When Lee created Spiderman, he didn't like how serious and void of humor superheroes were written, superman and batman never joked around or made fun of the villains. Lee's Spiderman was constantly wisecracking and joking around.
So far haven't liked any of the Spiderman movies, they always make peter a humorless nerdy shy simp, that's always fighting with athlete abilities but never used genius mind.
@@carlredbird3054 you must have missed some movies then. He's smart and uses his mind in both of the Andrew Garfield movies. And he makes tons of wisecracks and jokes.
In fact, some critics and audiences complained that he joked too much.