Spider-Man: No Way Home download the new version

Here's Bryan's 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review If we never see Toby Maguire, Andrew Garfield, or Tom Holland as Spider-Man again, it’s perfectly okay because we had this movie bring all of their stories to a close in an emotionally fulfilling way. It wasn’t just a stunt to bring three iterations of Spider-Man together for one film but a fulfilling continuation and possible finale for all three franchises. To that end Spider-Man: No Way Home is a cinematic treat bringing 20 years of franchise history together for one wild and exciting adventure. While not as conceptually strong, 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man was an interesting take that possibly could have gone somewhere interesting had so much studio intervention not hit the second film.įor his Marvel-focused run, Tom Holland has been a fantastic web-slinger through solo films and his MCU appearances. Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man was a genuine gift. I collected through the goofy era of metallic armored costumes that lasted all of ten panels and I even made it through the altogether terrible Clone Saga storyline. Spider-Man was the first comic I ever got when I was about five or six years old and I cherished every issue.

However, I will say that I loved this movie. Since my colleague Bryan Kluger already did such a fantastic job covering this film, I’m not going to add too much there.

Spider-Man: No Way Home download the new version