Spider-man: No Way Home Review

This was the most cerebral of all Spider-man movies. I think that is why there are some reviews saying it was slow. I didn’t see or read any of the movie hype they through up for this new entry. I wanted to stay completely void of any influence going into the theater. And from what I have heard, the promotion campaigns revealed that this was supposedly Tom Holland’s last outing for the franchise. This movie has a lot of emotions going on which I actually like. All of which are directly attached to the return of the other Spider-man actors. The Zendaya, Tom Holland connection is always present so I don’t have to discuss that much

This feels like a proper Spider-Man film, and the amount of Easter eggs and references is very satisfying. There are a few narrative holes, but let’s face it, they couldn’t have done what they did without them. This film was the perfect combination of a well-written tale with Marvel’s lavish fan service. Having 3 Spider-men in one moment to reflect on actions from previous movies is invaluable. Some of the action scenes particularly the last one become a bit hard to follow due to the pacing, cuts, and amount of things going on. However, I have to watch Endgame final battle about 32 times to pull all the information in from that one too.

The scenery is especially awesome. This movie creates an ‘Amazing’ atmosphere for moviegoers and the film has a lot of laughs. Of course we expected the laughs. After all, it is a Spider-man movie. There is enough twists and turns to keep you watching. Overall, this is a Highly highly recommend! And after some thought It gets 4 charms. I will definitely be covering this more in the future, but right now my breakfast is getting cold…