This movie was the perfect continuation of the Far From Home cliffhanger and a love letter to Spider-Man fans. It's not the perfect movie by any means and there are definitely some arguable flaws, like how some of the humor falls flat and that the fanservice seems too forced. However, I can't be mad at a film that honors the past Spider-Man eras while also having a very strong, emotional story for Holland's Peter Parker. I'm glad they went with the bittersweet ending for him as it opens the door for his future MCU potential. Garfield's Spider-Man returning to the big screen is also a highlight for me, as I loved his portrayal and wanted him to get his redemption after his cancelled trilogy.

While the MCU's take on Spider-Man has been rather divisive, Spider-Man: No Way Home shot down all the criticisms of its predecessors with a rich and dramatic story that not only gave its hero a tremendous amount of depth, but also excellently used a multiverse plot to give closure to previous iterations of the franchise in as natural a way as possible. It's one of the best MCU movies since Avengers: Endgame, and overall, it did a perfect job of setting up a new staus quo for this version of Spider-Man.

Spider-Man: No Way Home was the perfect modern Spider-Man movie that appealed to fans from all different generations. While nostalgia is one of the movie's big selling points, there was still a strong, emotional story that helps make Tom Holland's next appearance as Peter Parker much more interesting. Seeing the likes of Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina reprise their iconic villainous roles was fantastic, and having all three live-action Spider-Men share the screen was incredibly wholesome. It's hard to imagine another Spider-Man movie paying homage to different eras the way No Way Home did, and it will forever be one of the franchise's most iconic movies.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is a perfect example of when multiverse movies are at their absolute best. The opportunity to see all three live-action Spider-Men alongside a collection of their villains is chock full of prime nostalgia for those who grew up watching Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man and Andrew Garfield's Webslinger. However, the third chapter of the "Home" trilogy also takes the time for Tom Holland's MCU Spider-Man to further grow as his own hero.

Filled with incredibly exciting moments that made movie theater audiences cheer and lose their minds, 2021's No Way Home will always be cited as one of the best MCU movie post-Avengers: Endgame. It also holds a special place in my heart as a massive lover of Spider-Man and every version that has come to the big screen. It truly is a love letter to Spider-Man as a whole and everything that's come before, while also setting up a dynamic future for the MCU's Peter Parker going forward.

This movie is entertaining, fast-paced, and brings together the three big Spider-Man actors in a way that feels fulfilling rather than forced. It's a great example of how the multiverse can work. The old villains even get redemption arcs. Spider-Man: No Way Home is definitely one of the best Spider-Man movies behind the animated Into the Spider-Verse film.

Spider-Man No Way Home is the ultimate celebration of Spider-Man's cinematic history. What could have easily been a conveyor belt of cameos turns into both a major pillar in Holland's Spidey's tale, and a cathartic tale for his predecessors, perfectly brought back by Maguire and Garfield. Rather than just bring past villains and incarnations back for cheap thrills, it's cathartic to give these characters a fitting resolution. It's what any webslinger would have wanted, and is one of the better examples of the MCU's use of a multiverse.

Good movie

I am just very very like and nice movie and action

Although I do prefer Spiderman: Homecoming over this film, Spiderman: No Way Home is still a phenomenal Marvel movie. The cameos by all the past Spider-Mans is such a treat as a long-time Marvel fan and all the twists and turns kept this movie exciting and engaging until the very last moment. Tom Holland makes a truly amazing Peter Parker and he has proved that fact again with his performance in this movie.

I like this movie

My thoughts on this have dampened a bit since I saw it opening weekend. The flaws are there for sure, but seeing Tobey back as Spider-Man makes up for everything else. I love the Raimi trilogy and seeing a piece of that on screen again was amazing. Wish it looked good.

Zendaya for peter parker love intrence in spider man 4 so they can continue their love relationship, peter should keep his promise to me and find her and need and continue their relationship and friend ship,they are cool together, peter parker,mj aka Zendaya and need.the original people for their original role as spider man crue

"It's THAT Guy!" The Movie. Like so many other bloated superhero flicks that are impressed with their cameos, doesn't have much rewatch value after you've gotten all the surprises the first time. I'm trying to make calling this movie "Spiders-Man," please help me make fetch happen.

A genuinely affectionate return to Spider-Man movies past with a surprisingly clear moral viewpoint that is more altruistic than the norm - it's not every superhero movies where the hero is only a hero because he cares what happens to his villains. Pure fan service, but with enough great moments to justify the approach.