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Message: [QUOTE="nwhoopfan, post: 4290824, member: 7894"] I just haven't really liked the Tom Holland Spider Man movies. I was fairly skeptical of claims of "No Way Home" being the best Marvel movie yet. I was correct. Too long, movie really dragged during several stretches. Ned is kinda annoying, MJ just doesn't move the needle much, Peter/Spidey is even a little annoying. Flash is definitely annoying. Betty is criminally underused, Angourie Rice is probably the best actor out of all the younger cast members. She got about a minute in this one and isn't even part of the group of high school friends anymore apparently. J.B. Smoove, Hannibal Buress and Martin Starr are kinda like the 3 Stooges, but a movie about them might be more entertaining (as a side note, have Hannibal Buress and Lil Rel Howery ever teamed up?--I could see that being a good duo). When the movie wasn't dragging along, it felt kinda overstuffed. Spidey and Dr. Strange were having a competition to see who could make the dumbest decision with the worst possible impact. While my expectations weren't super high, this was still fairly disappointing. Okay, here's a question. If Peter Parker is 3 distinctly different people in 3 different dimensions (and so are Uncle Ben and Aunt May and several other characters)...why is J. Jonah Jameson exactly the same in the Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland universe? Painted themselves into a corner with that one I think. I never cared for Andrew Garfield as Spidey. It was a long time ago, I don't know how well they've aged because I haven't watched them in forever, but I'll take the Tobey Maguire version and his first two are still the best Spiderman flicks (the third was junk). [/QUOTE]

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