Spider-Man: No Way Home is out now - and an update has arrived.
On Monday, December 13, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film was unveiled in Hollywood, and non-destructive reactions took place on social media recently.
There was a feeling of excitement about this release due to the secretive nature of your production.
After it was revealed that a few non-MCU characters from previous Spider-Man films will be in the film (including Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Electron), many speculate that former Spider-Man characters To bey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will appear in - other. Form.
In particular, critics are pleased with the outcome of the film, which sees Tom Holland returning as a web clinger next to DRS. Strange by Benedict Cumberbatch.
Independence - three stars,
Holland's best moments as Spider-Man always fall into that entrenched longing for visibility and popularity - and there are plenty of those moments available here. But his conflict with previous views puts him and the film in a bad light. No Way Home has no idea what to do with the villains of the infamous movie Amazing Spider-Man. It also reaches out, and fails to discover, the baroque disaster of RAI M's Spider-Man 2 and its delightfully designed action pieces.
Empire Magazine - five stars,
However, there is more to the movie than just a cleverly crafted fan service. Although it accumulates violence and danger, it ignores the essence of the series: Peter Holland, and his ongoing struggle to do what is right for his friends and family ... This is not just an easy rhythm. No Way Home has a great emotional impact to bring
Tom Holland in 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' (Marvel Studios / Sony Pictures)
The Times - four stars
As satisfying to watch as it is dangerous to speak of (the loophole of the pits), this latest big-screen attack of the Marvel web hero has a powerful explosion of smarty-pants postmodernism that will never lose its essence.
Guardian - three stars
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"Jon Watts has done a great job here, given the task of improving the ante while bringing back a lot of baddies from Spider-Man's original space, bringing in an attractive, cleverly designed entertainment that will delight many fans this Christmas."
Rolling Stone,
There is your press button. Follower service is performed here, as in many modern hero films, but now it is embracing generations of fans. Why is there one Marvel Cinematic Universe, the film asks professionally where you can have a few? "
Tom Holland and Zendaya are both champions of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' (Getty Images for SiriusXM)
Some journalists could not recommend the film enough.
Journalist Scott Denzel called No Way Home "the best Marvel film of all time", adding that "web clinger fans will lose their minds when they see this".
Tessa Smith wrote: “Spider-Man: No Way Home did not live up to my expectations, IT WAS OVER. This film deserves all the hard times we have to wait for! ”
“It’s hard to think beyond this,” Brandon Davis said. "In fact, it's hard to imagine finding more than what gives you this movie as a #Spider-Man fan."
Spider-Man: No Way Home is out now.
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Review: Spidery sensor overdose on 'No Way Home
Spider-Man films have come in so many variations over the last two decades that you can't tell the time. Who needs a Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous for centuries, when, in one generation, you can have the To bey era, the Garfield and Tomozoic era?
The renewal rate of the fixed franchise (and contract) has now become a regular strike line. But in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," the alternative, if strange, Marvel clocks are scattered and clash in ways that are often fun and satisfying for fans, even if they still lack Spidery's feel. Are designed to provide an overdose of. This movie is like two Spider-Man jabs and boosters all in one place. In its composition, the sweep retrospective and supergroup, Spidery's "No Way Home".
That also means that there are so many churches that, if you don’t want to ruin it, you should watch a movie before reading reviews like this. The clever revelations and the appearance of "No Way Home" is such a big part of the fabric that it's hard to imagine a film without referring to some of them. In a pre-film message, Jamie Foxx (who played Electron in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2") warns against exposing robbers before it is revealed that he, himself, is a criminal.
Jon Watts's "No Way Home" begins as his last two installments, also directed by Watts, with a cool high school video that marked Tom Holland's reign as Spider-Man. It has become a chapter that describes the beauty of Holland. He is good if in some ways vanilla Spider-Man, who once seemed very worthy of a role on the screen, as a reader of Robert Downey Jr. And his clever media appearance. But Holland's integrity, the light, and easy-to-carry sometimes heavy Marvel movies, and his highly acclaimed films, though easily forgotten by Spider-Man, did not renew the franchise's massive connected resources.
"No Way Home" got off to a good start in 2019 called "Far Away
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