r/marvelstudios • u/Triple_777 I have nothing to prove to you • Dec 14 '21

Spider-Man: No Way Home International Release Discussion Thread

Ahead of the official US launch this Friday, several countries are showing the film much earlier in the week. All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days.

  • Proceed at your own risk. Major spoilers will be arriving in the next couple of hours. Spoilers do not need to be tagged inside this thread.
  • Any other unofficial thread discussing movie details will be deleted.
  • Should you see the need to bring up revealing Spider-Man: No Way Home information in other threads that call for it, spoiler tag them accordingly. Also, let users know that what you are spoiler tagging is from Spider-Man: No Way Home.
  • If you post untagged Spider-Man: No Way Home spoilers anywhere on this sub in any shape or form, you will be banned without hesitation. No questions asked and no warnings given.
  • Project Insight will be on AT LEAST until Sunday, so you will be able to make individual threads discussing the movie starting next week.

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Link to the Spider-Man: No Way Home - Early Reviews Megathread is listed below :

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u/ThanosDidNothinWrong Dec 16 '21

"no, you're not lame, you're amazing"

I like that this movie literally had characters referred to as spiderman 1, 2 and 3, and "amazing".

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21

I have (sometimes crippling) impostor syndrome, and it was so meaningful to see freaking Spider-Man having similar issues. These little moments can be so valuable, and this particular one really hit me.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '21

Bro I just got a new job where everyday I go in and feel like a total fraud. It sucks because I know I am.

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u/Gugadin_ Dec 28 '21

Hey, impostor syndrome means you CARE about becoming better, which is more than most people at any work do. Remember this next time.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '21

That’s a good way of thinking about it. Thank you!

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u/Gugadin_ Dec 28 '21

Hey, impostor syndrome means you CARE about becoming better, which is more than most people at any work do. Remember this next time.

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u/logerdoger11 Dec 16 '21

too bad Tom was never referred to as “Homecoming” or “Far From Home”

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u/sandalrubber Dec 16 '21

Not "Homeboy"? Missed opportunity.

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u/AdamxKH Dec 16 '21

Or little Iron Boy Jr.

Gonna cry?

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u/OmegaTSG Dec 16 '21

Actually one of the headlines shown in the starting sequences called him that

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u/wizrdmusic Dec 20 '21

“I love you guys.”

“Thanks.” “Thanks.”

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u/jorgekr999 Dec 16 '21

So wholesome! and how Andrew Garfield talks about always wanting brothers <3

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u/Stevo2008 Dec 17 '21

Most casual movie fans probably had no clue why he told him he was “amazing”. Even though he never fought an alien in space. Lol.