Daniel Ramirez

There's not much you can say about this movie. Its a James Gunn movie. It sucks. I can think of at least 10 cooler directors that could have done a better job

Boring snooze fest along the lines of the first Paranormal activity. A horror movie which didn't age well in cinema history. This is the discounted discount version of Paranormal activity. You'll be lucky to not fall asleep within the first 10 minutes of the movie The director tries building on a scary atmosphere as the movie goes along which is actually just the equivalent of looking through the lense of a surveillance camera with bad lighting. If u want something somber to fall asleep to. Watch this movie. Otherwise skip it.

In all of Spider-Man: No way home's glory, spectacle and nostalgia and perfect pace setting cameos Spider-Man: No way from home is the biggest reason Tom Holland's Peter Parker Spider-Man should have never took on the role as Spider-Man until he became an adult. Spider-Man is part of Tony Stark's legacy of what he left behind to carry on the Avengers initiative. For better or worse. You can argue like when Tony created Ultron that Spider-Man is very close to being one of Tony Stark's greatest mistakes. Throughout this movie it shows that what Spider-Man is best at is increasingly getting himself and the world at large into more trouble than it starts out. Sure Spider-Man saves the day but at what cost? Another tragic hero's story that wouldn't go unrecognized without the weight of the tragedy. In the end the only thing I could think was nobody had to get their mind erased to stop thinking about Peter Parker because Peter Parker would've been better off if he never became Spider-Man at such a young immature age.