The premise of Peter Parker almost ending the multiverse because he was bummed that he and his friend couldn’t get into MIT when he’s literally using Stark’s tech which is the best technology in said universe is absolutely mind boggling to me still to this day
The worst thing is doctor strange could've made everyone forget Mysterios message and boom no problem. Everyone who new before the message would still remember.
College Woman also shouldn't have had her mind changed by the bridge fight. The whole reason they denied Peter was due to the danger he presents by simply being in an area, and him being on that bridge caused massive property damage. Why would the college give the thumbs up for that after their point was directly proven irl??
May's death pevees me so bad. Why in gods name was may in the apartment while supervillians were in the apartment? How could peter be so stupid to allow this to happen? I wish they could have had peter try to talk may out of being at the apartment and have her insist on staying because she wants to help. Then at least peter has something to feel bad about
The first Iron Man movie should have been the benchmark for all solo MCU movies and The Avengers should have been the one for team-up movies. I don't understand how they manage to screw up so many stuff they got right a decade earlier.
I absolutely hate how Green Goblin smashed his mask with some bs reason, if they really wanted no mask they could’ve had it destroyed in a fight. I’m sad cause the look is so iconic. The lizard looks strange as well
It’s sad that they didn’t capitalise on the ramifications that Mysterio caused in the last movie. Having a world where Peter is now a walking target to the point where he’s now at risk to his family and friends with his identity exposed is something we’ve never seen before. Something fresh and new. You could have this be the movie that builds on the Scorpion being given his suit via the press and Jameson to track down and hunt Peter Parker. The film could be a clever metaphor for media watchdogs using unscrupulous acts to take down something they perceive as a threat whereas they’re the ones acting like monsters. Have maybe even Kraven try and track down the wanted superhero too for his own moral code. Have Peter and SSU Eddie Brock or even Daredevil team up to try and clear his name by revealing Mysterio’s deceptions. That would’ve made for an awesome movie!
Fanservice is all well and good, but when it’s at odds with a story that actually will benefit the ongoing narrative instead of just rebooting it from the ground up, it just feels like the journey leading up to it was a waste of time.
I love Dafoe’s Goblin, but Disney didn’t understand it. Yes, he had a split personality in the first film, but they weren’t entirely removed from each other. Norman drove himself insane but he always had at least a hand in the Goblin’s atrocities. There was nothing the Goblin did that wasn’t wanted or needed by Norman. Disney made him to be entirely dissociative which doesn’t even make sense since he was supposedly plucked at the end of Spider-Man one when he was literally acting as both Norman and the Goblin to kill Peter. They make it out like his psyche completely snapped. Which could work, but it can’t be offscreen. If Willem Dafoe wasn’t in this film, the Goblin would be as forgettable as the rest.
Spider-Man: No Way Home Is Overrated
Braeden Alberti
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This film has good moments. Unfortunately those good moments are drowned out by problematic garbo.