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Spider-Man: No Way Home [SPOILERS] - Leaks Discussion Thread
- Thread starter VorpalNonsense
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That variant Maguire-Man has it pretty good. All he'll have to worry about is a tumultuous relationship with that world's MJ. 😂
I liked how Peter's mantra of WGPCGR means so much more here since May was actually aware of Peter's great powers.
They don't want to do Spider-Man vs. Green Goblin again. And it's clear they don't want to do the Harry Osborn story again.
I might get some flack for this, but I didn't much care for Dr. Strange in the movie. I thought he just kind of created a vase for Peter to knock over and clean up and knock over again. I get that this is a lighter series of films than "The Avengers" I thought they two were a bad pairing.
Why would the Peters be treated differently though? It had me thinking for much of their time that they were pulled from before their own deaths, but I guess that would have been too tragic.
Should have pulled in Tobey right as he was dancing down the street.
No, someone else would emerge to fuck up his life in GG's absence 😅
That's fair, but a lot of Spider-Man villains are tied up in Oscorp. I guess they'll just have to rework them for the MCU.
Shouldn't Dunst's MJ and Stone's Gwen have been pulled in then? Since they explicitly knew? And also both Harrys?
(Probably shouldn't think too much about it.)
Well the real answer to that is maybe they did. This all took place in one night. Tobey and Andrew were both wandering around figuring shit out for a few hours before they were brought in. Just like Eddie Brock barely gets to a hotel bar before being excised, they could have been around and sent back too.
(I think we'll get shots like this in Across the Spider-Verse, lol.)
Dear Marvel and Sony, please work out a deal so we can see this Spider-Man in a Spider-Verse movie. 😂 😂 😂
I think they didn't because Strange managed to cancel the spell before they could be pulled in. I remember he said something about him cancelling the spell, but the villains "managed to slip through". So I guess if Strange took longer to do something about it, more and more people, from those dimensions and even others, would have been pulled through as well.
Lol. What a bunch of thugs 😂
(I think we'll get shots like this in Across the Spider-Verse, lol.)
Does Tom Holland's Peter have an actual Uncle Ben? I don't think they ever actually said it.
Oh and I feel like Ned talking about how he'll never turn into a supervillain that will try to kill Peter definitely felt like foreshadowing. He made that promise after getting a heads up about how other best friends of Peter turned on him. But now that's not on the cards anymore as he no longer has any of his previous knowledge. So maybe we'll get that heel turn? Maybe he somehow gets his hands on Green Goblin's tech and becomes the Hobgoblin?
Oh and I feel like Ned talking about how he'll never turn into a supervillain that will try to kill Peter definitely felt like foreshadowing. He made that promise after getting a heads up about how other best friends of Peter turned on him. But now that's not on the cards anymore as he no longer has any of his previous knowledge. So maybe we'll get that heel turn? Maybe he somehow gets his hands on Green Goblin's tech and becomes the Hobgoblin?
also am I crazy or was dafoe's gobby, like, way better in this? like holy shit better? was kind of blown away by that. there's a part in the hallway, I think, where it's the first time peter's punching the shit out of his face and dafoe's just maniacally smiling through it and channels some lighthouse-esque energy
Oscorp being founded could be a plot point for a future movie, with Peter trying to investigate if they're up to anything shady.
They both mention that they wanted to help (the line was "Peter needs our help" or something to that effect) and I got the impression that they knew this was temporary, since they also needed to get back home.
I hope not. I don't want to see Ned become a villain. I feel like he's too pure and wouldn't have a reason to really do anything, unless they force a reason with him hating Spider-Man for some reason.
What a movie!!!! It's everything I could want in a spiderman movie. I did not expect a movie that was that emotional, probably the most emotional movie in the MCU.
What a build up, we had so many movies with this spiderman, many saying he is lacking key aspects of spiderman, he hasn't really been that classic Manhattan swinging solo hero in these movies. And as it turns out this movie is this spider-man's origin story, it's amazing. Using May as his Ben moment. Having Green Goblin again be the source of the most pain for spiderman. And having other two spiderman be there for Tom's Peter at his worst moment was beautiful. And Peter at the end makes the biggest sacrifice ,at least for now, because he is going to be the classic take on spiderman. It's a clever way to pull him from always being involved in these mega avenger events and get back to basics.
Everyone did a great job, holy shut Tom Holland can act, wow. Dafoe kills it, I liked him better here than in the first movie, he was brutal. Zendaya finally really comes into her own, I was kind of iffy on the character but she really shines in this one.
A can't believe we got something this nuts on screen. A movie with a ton of villains, three Spider-Man, he fights Dr. strange, so wild.
What a build up, we had so many movies with this spiderman, many saying he is lacking key aspects of spiderman, he hasn't really been that classic Manhattan swinging solo hero in these movies. And as it turns out this movie is this spider-man's origin story, it's amazing. Using May as his Ben moment. Having Green Goblin again be the source of the most pain for spiderman. And having other two spiderman be there for Tom's Peter at his worst moment was beautiful. And Peter at the end makes the biggest sacrifice ,at least for now, because he is going to be the classic take on spiderman. It's a clever way to pull him from always being involved in these mega avenger events and get back to basics.
Everyone did a great job, holy shut Tom Holland can act, wow. Dafoe kills it, I liked him better here than in the first movie, he was brutal. Zendaya finally really comes into her own, I was kind of iffy on the character but she really shines in this one.
A can't believe we got something this nuts on screen. A movie with a ton of villains, three Spider-Man, he fights Dr. strange, so wild.
Willem Dafoe is an 4 time Academy Award nominated actor. Giving him 20 years to think about how to make this character even better probably had something to do with it.
I wonder how much he's actually thought about this role over the years.
Disregarding Tobey's IRL age, we could just use the real world time change since his movie came out. He became Spiderman in 2002 as a 17 year old. It's 2024 in the MCU(I think), so he should be 39. At the same time you could also say that Garfield's Spiderman should be 28(I think he was 16 in the first ASM).
I thought he looked good. Or did they de-age him? Feel like Dafoe and Oc should've have looked so young. And it's funny how Jamie just looked a lot cooler 😅
Can't wait for Sentry to show up in the MCU and have something in common with Peter. You made the world forget about you too.
Not just smiling through it, but his smile gets bigger with each punch he takes. So good.
That moment when you realize Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker is the same age in NWH as Peter B. Parker was in Into the Spider-Verse.
Probably not a lot. I figure since, until now, there had never been a reason for him to think about it. The role was done. How often do reboots recast the same person in the same role?
That, for me, is the most impressive thing though. He made the character even better. Absolutely incredible actor.
Maguire is probably (more or less) the same age as Dafoe was when he first played Norman Osborne.
so uh y'all think Holland comes back?
I thought he was contracted for another trilogy but apparently it was not set in stone?
I thought he was contracted for another trilogy but apparently it was not set in stone?
Dude set it up so that if he was ever killed, a time displaced version of himself would show up to investigate because he only trusts himself to solve his own murder.
He's once unleashed Galactus on the mystical realms and only lead him back out because the only thing worse than Galactus eating planets was him feasting on mystical energy.
Dude thought it was fine to shoot the Hulk into space for "his own good" and when he came back enraged thought it'd be cool to make a pact with an elder God to stop him.. And still failed.
The guy recently thought it would be prefectly fine to send a bunch of Spider heroes into Spider-Man's SOUL!
Yet when the Super Hero Civil War happened he decided "As Sorcerer Supreme of this Universe I cannot take sides. It wouldn't be fair."
so basically the MCU version is pretty spot on.
Omg I JUST realized the back popping gag is yet another dunk on tobey faking a back injury to try to get more money for Spider-Man 2
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It's a shame that Carnage isn't in the MCU so he can properly part ways thanks to Sentry.
He looked fantastic too. Glad they didn't (noticeablly, at least) digitally de-age him.
loved at the end strange was talking about all the people loving him forgetting who he is and then implicates himself with a we
strange can be a little fuck but there's a heart in there
strange can be a little fuck but there's a heart in there
Because there are so many jokes and joke-delivery characters that just throwing this scene that goes in about 3 seconds from "Okay well I guess that all worked out." to "Green Goblin's gonna kill everyone!" you're confused as to what movie you're watching for a number of seconds.