If you would have thought this Spider-Man movie was going to be the biggest of the lot, then you might be right. With a record-breaking trailer, phenomenal advance booking numbers, at least five villains, and a multiverse opening, No Way Home has played just about every trump card.
The film works for the most part. Just ensure that you are well versed with the previous Spider-Man movies. It manages the plot well, that, if you know, where each character comes from. That said, if you aren’t acquainted with the previous Spider-Man films, you won’t be disappointed either as it will present you with relatable character development, exhilarating action scenes, humor at its best, and of course, powerful emotional punches.
Spider-Man: No Way Home is more like the previous Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield installments. The visual effects, in general, have been toned down, and the action scenes featuring hand-to-hand combat look more practical. There is a sequence in the film with Doctor Strange, which gives Peter Parker to work on his other superpower, his brain. Holland also gets to showcase his acting talents in the film more than just his seamless likability. Spider-Man: No Way Home is undoubtedly standing true to its expectations and will as well be the highest grosser of this year.
