Spider-Man No Way Home Released 4 Years Ago Today!
December 2021 was such a time to be alive. I watched that movie (not including the rerelease in August) 3 times in theaters!
When Electro's dubstep theme boomed on the speakers, I literally jumped out of my chair. When Andrew showed up, I stood up and clapped so hard, my parents was excited for me. Never did I really think the (almost) Sinister Six will be show up in the movies and I was so glad that NWH showed people more appreciation for Andrew Garfield. I'm so glad the movie redeemed him for the public. It used to be so taboo and negatively looked down upon if someone said that Andrew was their favorite Spider-Man. I never had a definitive favorite, but once I walked out of that theater and started thinking about the movie I had just witnessed with my own eyes, I could honestly and unapologetically say that Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man. It was so fun seeing all the villains and the easter eggs and callbacks. Michael Giacchino knocked the music out of the park and the final suit looks sooo badass and sweet! Cannot wait for Brand New Day!!
When Electro's dubstep theme boomed on the speakers, I literally jumped out of my chair. When Andrew showed up, I stood up and clapped so hard, my parents was excited for me. Never did I really think the (almost) Sinister Six will be show up in the movies and I was so glad that NWH showed people more appreciation for Andrew Garfield. I'm so glad the movie redeemed him for the public. It used to be so taboo and negatively looked down upon if someone said that Andrew was their favorite Spider-Man. I never had a definitive favorite, but once I walked out of that theater and started thinking about the movie I had just witnessed with my own eyes, I could honestly and unapologetically say that Andrew is my favorite Spider-Man. It was so fun seeing all the villains and the easter eggs and callbacks. Michael Giacchino knocked the music out of the park and the final suit looks sooo badass and sweet! Cannot wait for Brand New Day!!
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But damn, this movie looks like straight up ass if you try watch it at home today. It was a product of COVID so we forgave it for it's sins because of the fan service back then tho.
But in theatre these movies are so good.
Same with endgame
I feel bad for Nicholas Hammond though, I heard he would have been happy to be in it too. He deserved a small appearance at least. I remember hearing him talk about the character of Spiderman and he had a lot passion behind it
I hope they give him a cameo in future movies.
1. Deadpool
2. NWH
3. GotG3
Except some
Like infinity war for example
But most marvel movies are in the same boat as no way home
Even endgame is as bad as no way home after watching at home
I like them, i watch them, but if u ask me spidey or avengers, i choose spidey
So watching all of my fav spidermen and villains come together is a treat
While no way home was purely nostalgic fan service.
On that note. Deadpool and Wolverine is pure fan service and it’s amazing. No way home is far from the only good fan service.
Take it like a tv series's finale, it will definitely have lot of call backs and stuff that doesn't mean it's purely based on fan service
No way home on other hand is just purely fan service, like literally
No way home uses fan service to provide a reset for Spider-Man. The movie ends by killing may and finally giving him a secret identity.
While endgame has actual build up to it.
And no way home is better than Deadpool and wolverine
Moments like when Aunt May dies, or when Andrew saves MJ, or when Tobey stops Hollands Spiderman from killing Green Goblin...It was the same feeling I had when reading the comics as a kid.
It does stand below the likes of F4 , thunderbolts etc
Loved seeing my boys all together though. The scaffold scene where they’re just shooting the shit is my favourite from the movie.
* Spidey 1 to Spidey 2: **25 months**, May '02 to Jun '04
* Spidey 2 to Spidey 3: **35 months**, Jun '04 to May '07
* Spidey 3 to TASM 1: **62 months**, May '07 to Jul '12
* TASM 1 to TASM 2: **22 months**, Jul '12 to May '14
* Civil War released May '16
* TASM 2 to Homecoming: **37 months**, May '14 to Jul '17
* Infinity War released Apr '18
* Venom released Oct '18
* Into the Spider-Verse released Dec '18
* Endgame released Apr '19
* Homecoming to FFH: **24 months**, Jul '17 to Jul '19
* Venom 2 released Oct '21
* FFH to NWH: **29 months**, Jul '19 to Dec '21
* Morbius released Apr '22
* Across the Spider-Verse released Jun '23
* Madame Web released Feb '24
* Venom 3 released Oct '24
* Kraven released Dec '24
* NWH to BND: **55 months**, Dec '21 to Jul '26
We literally were told by Fiege that we didnt need to see the "With Great Power" Spidey origin story, which the promptly go back on and add on a genderbending fridge.
This movie will not age well. Largely forgettable.
It could have been so much epic...so much better...better plot & so on...
Still they managed to deliver a crowd pleaser so kudos to them!
Toby and Andrew come into the new universe acting like celebrities and giving zero fucks about concealed identities from these random teens. I dunno. I saw it in theaters and rolled my eyes through it. Figured I might be wrong and BOUGHT IT, still feel the same way.
If you think I'm an idiot whiner, I get it, I've heard it lol. I am writing this just in case anyone might agree
But yeah jump forward a few years and I was in the same town doing light duties 6 months after breaking my leg. As much as I was hyped to see No Way Home, I had avoided everything to do with it bar the trailers. This was massive for me as I like to seek out all the info at the time. But yeah, seeing it on opening night was impossible, maybe a week or so later when the nearest town might get it for their cinema.
So, I think it opened Wednesday night and the earliest possibility for me was Saturday evening. A 12 hour drive further north. No work on the weekends and I'd be back Sunday night, ready for work Monday morning. Which I had to be there as I was the senior staff member with two newbies and we were short as it was. I had to be there.
Make the drive, see the movie. Fucken loved it. Back to my hotel room sometime after midnight, fuck all sleep before having to get up at 6am to drive back.
Halfway through the trip and the quickest road was closed due to a bushfire. Could open soon, could be escorted through. The hours went by and at worst, I could take the longer route at 7pm which from that point was minimum 9 hour drive. Little more because it's night and going slower is just safer with the wildlife.
7pm rocked around and decision was forced. 10 minute drive back to fill up with fuel and a couple full jerry cans as the next two fuel stations along that route would be long closed by the time I got to them.
Around 4am-ish I had to pull over and take a quick power nap. Managed to get back to my room around 6am in time to have a shower, get dressed and go to work. Work was only a 3 hour shift, thank fuck, but yeah.
**Worth it.**
Spider-Man meets bad guy
Spider-Man makes dumb decisions and trusts bad guy
Bad guy double crosses Spider-Man
Spider-Man triumphs over the bad guy
