Spider-Man: No Way Home: Difference between revisions

'''''Spider-Man: No Way Home''''' is a 2021 superhero film directed by Jon Watts. An entry in the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]]'s Phase 4, it is the sequel to ''[[Spider-Man: Far From Home]]''. [[Tom Holland]] plays Spider-Man, with [[Alfred Molina]] as Doc Ock, [[Willem Dafoe]] as the Green Goblin, [[Benedict Cumberbatch]] as Doctor Strange, [[Zendaya]] as MJ, [[Jamie Foxx]] as Electro, [[Marisa Tomei]] as Aunt May and [[Benedict Wong]] as Wong.

'''<big>WARNING: As the [[Immediate Sequel]] to ''Far From Home'', which was the epilogue of the Infinity Saga, as well as following from both Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy and Marc Webb's ''[[The Amazing Spider-Man]]'' duology, expect [[Late Arrival Spoiler]]s for all of said works!</big>'''

* [[Big Bad Ensemble]]: The Sinister Six. {{spoiler|Technically Five, as Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock doesn't show up until [[The Stinger]] and doesn't manage to do much before he's sent back to his own universe.}}

* [[Bittersweet Ending]]: {{spoiler|The whole world has forgotten MCU!Peter, meaning he no longer has the support of his friends or access to Stark resources, and Aunt May is dead. He's all alone now and has also lost his chance to get into MIT. However, the villains were redeemed and most got depowered, giving them second chances. All three Spideys came to terms with their failures. MCU!Peter ultimately doesn't give up on himself, but continues going out in costume to fight the good fight, and while he chooses not to immediately try to rebuild his relationship with MJ and Ned, the possibility exists that it might happen in future.}}

* [[Canon Welding]]: The brief appearance of Charlie Cox as Peter's blind lawyer "Mr Murdock" adds further support to the recanonisation of ''[[Marvel's Daredevil]]'', mere days after Vincent D'Onoforio's Kingpin appeared in ''[[Hawkeye (series)|Hawkeye]]''.

* [[Death by Adaptation]]: {{spoiler|Aunt May dies thanks to the Green Goblin.}}

* [[The Obi-Wan]]: Doctor Strange takes this role from Talos. {{spoiler|Except not really, because he and Peter end up clashing over the latter's determination to save the villains instead of just sending them back as is to die, and ends up getting [[Put on a Bus]] until much later. Aunt May ends up taking on the mentor role instead, at least until her death when it goes to the two alternate Spideys.}}

* [[Reverse Mole]]: {{spoiler|Electro fries the new inhibitor chip for Dr Ock, and when the latter returns in the final battle by attacking the Spideys, he seems like he's still on the villains' side. Then he grabs the device for depowering Electro and uses it, taking said villain out of the fight and showing that he's back on the side of good.}}

* [[Truer to the Text]]: Unlike ''[[The Amazing Spider-Man 2]]'', Electro wears yellow and green like in the comics, and the flashing of his lightning over his face has a star shape similar to his classical mask.

* [[Unperson]]: {{spoiler|With the artifact to contain the botched spell destroyed by the Green Goblin, the only way to close the rifts between universes before the multiversal invaders can come through is for the spell to be redone without any conditions, i.e. Peter will be completely forgotten even by those he had hoped to leave out of it.}}