Omar Mahmoud

Unfortunately I will include spoilers in what I’m about to say to express all my feelings about this movie. You have been warned. Spider-Man: No Way Home is the best movie I have ever watched and I think it should be one of the best in the world. This movie feels like a dream, because I would have never thought I would watch such a breathtaking movie where Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man, Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man, which were presumed to be left in the trash, and Tom Holland’s Spider-Man all in the same movie, as well as the villains. I love the fact that they introduced that as the multiverse. I think it’s a very understandable and creative reason for them to be in the movie. I loved the interaction between the characters from different universes, other than the ones between the Spider-Men, I loved the interaction between Doctor Octopus and Tom Holland’s Spider-Man when they first met, because I liked how Doc Ock was talking to him like he was still in his universe. I loved the way they introduced the 2 older Spider-Men, even though I think it was the wrong time because it took place directly after May’s death and Peter was still sad about it. I loved how well all the Spider-Men got along together so well and I loved the scene when Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man says: “I love you guys” before the great fight scene, it makes me so happy and I wish I can see more interaction between them even though the amount was perfect. The villains were amazing. Electro’s rework is astonishing, Doc Ock’s character in the last fight scene is so good that I can’t explain it, and Osborn was an absolute menace. I got confused because I forgot how strong the green goblin is. He had great lines and something about him being the most chaotic villain out of all of them makes the movie better. Even thought May’s death is sad, I think a character needs to go through something tragic for their development. I don’t know I feel about the ending. After May’s death and everyone forgetting who he is, Spider-Man has no one. He goes to MJ and Ned in a coffee shop for an attempt to rebuild they’re relationship. When he’s there, he realizes he’s putting them in danger just by being they’re friends because of him being Spider-Man, and they are better off without him. All of the characters showed emotion perfectly at the right time. Even though this movie is 2 hours and 30 minutes long, it felt like the length of any normal movie. I still have the ticket and I will keep it with me as a memory. I wish I can delete my memory of this movie so I can watch it again because of how much I enjoyed watching it and because the fact that Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man and Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man we’re going to be in this movie was spoiled for me because of Tiktok. This movie exceeds all expectations and it is the best marvel movie to exist and it might be like that forever.