Spider-Man: No Way Home in Film Criticism: Who needs Iron Man? [Spoiler free]

The Marvel Studios, led by Kevin fag, have built over a total of almost thirteen years with many clever decisions, excellent and light-footed comic cinema, a good sense of timing and luck of one of the largest cinema universes of all time. Whether it's the four Avengers parts or surprise hits such as Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther or Thor: Ragnarök, who is looking for the greatest successes of the last cinema decade on the Internet, which encounters countless films of the Marvel brand. There it is little surprising that every movie submitted in the cinema generates a quorum hype.

However, what over the last few weeks and months around the superhero strip Spider-Man: No Way Home left in the net is a completely different caliber. Only the big conclusion of the infinity saga, Avengers: Endgame, could provide pre-similar enthusiasm.

We clarify in our spoiler-free movie criticism, as well as the conclusion of the home trilogy of Jon Watts fails, which has disturbed us and why the latest prank of Marvel is a highlight that one can not miss as a fan.

Table of Contents

1. 1Vom inconspicuous nerd to the state enemies
2. 2-hand known, new enemies
3. 3 a flood of blows and tears

From the inconspicuous nerd to the state enemies

Tom Holland is not known to be the first performer, who slips into the role of charming high school Nerd Peter Parker. 2002, in the first major Hollywood filming around the New York cartoon icon, Today Maguire embodied the superheroes. In 2012, there was already a reboot with Andrew Garfield, The Amazing Spider-Man, which was already set after the second part despite ambitious trilogy plans. Too great was the success of the Mucus, too small the fascination of the So Leila knitwear, the Sony tried to get to the audience. So there was little later, more precisely in 2017, to another reboot, this time within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which enthuses with Captain America (Chris Evans), Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) & Co. since 2008.

Instead of focusing on the Origin story of the superhero, so on the death of Uncle Ben and the all-changing bite of the radioactive spider, Marvel told a story of a distinguished supernatural teenager, which under the wing of Iron Man To the hero grows — the birth Spider-Mans you know nowadays. In Spider-Man: Far from Home then the events from Avengers: Endgame played the secret lead role. On the one hand, the death of Tony strong in the limelight. On the other hand, the impact of the Blips, in which Thanos snapped half the world's population for five years from life. Spider-Man: No Way Home in Film Criticism: Who needs Iron Man? [Spoiler free] (4) Source: Sony Pictures / Marvel as if that were not enough drama, also Far from Home antagonist Mysterious (Jake Gyllenhaal) revealed the true identity of Spider-Man and made him the state enemy number one. The completion of the trilogy now starts immediately after the mentioned predecessor and shows an overwhelmed Peter Parker, which is hated and hunted by the world. No very good situation, but there is still much worse on Peter too.

Old well-known, new enemies

The true identity of Spider-Man has always been, since his first appearance in 1962 in the comic book Amazing Fantasy No. 15 (by Stan Lee and Steve Ditto) a well-kept secret. With good reason! A teenager who walks around with mutated super scores, of course, has a lot to lose a lot. In addition to his aunt May (Marisa Thomas), the Pete has raised and supported since childhood days, there is also his best friend Ned Leeds (Jacob Ba talon) and his fresh love relationship with Michelle MJ Jones (Sunday). In addition, intrusive paparazzi, conspiracy theorists, the police and the upcoming college applications put the narrow trio under pressure. Desperately, Parker turns to the probably only one person who can help him out of the dilemma: Avengers colleague Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch). Due to some complications, unfortunately, there are more problems than solutions that come on Peter and his friends... Spider-Man: No Way Home in Film Criticism: Who needs Iron Man? [Spoiler free] (1) Source: Sony Pictures / Marvel We do not want to go into the action of Spider-Man: No Way Home of course (spoiler-free and so), but as some trailers and other press material have already revealed extensively: Spider-one can set itself on the same several antagonists, which have the friendly spider from the New York neighborhood and land from different dimensions in the MCU. William Daphne slips once again in the role of the Green Goblin (Antagonist from Spider-Man 1 with Today Maguire), Alfred Molina embodies Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man 2) and Jamie Foxx the Electron — Painted by the World (Amazing Spider-Man 2). What else Spider-Man: No Way Home is still available on story and fan service moments, of course, we hold under closure. But we want to go to the small problems and the great achievements of the third Spider-Man movie.

A flood of blows and tears

With Spider-Man: No Way Home, Marvel underlines quite clearly: the time of closed, reduced to individual characters and intimate spider films is over. Peter Parker has arrived in the supreme league of superhero blockbusters and reaches a similar EPOS level as the cinema tires experiences of the Avengers initiative founded by Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson). While this is sad in a certain way, as something is lost in the highly scaled MCU power, but it is also the price we pay for Spider-Man stories with Avengers, Aliens, Magic & Co. what an In the end better tastes, you have to decide for yourself. Spider-Man: No Way Home in Film Criticism: Who needs Iron Man? [Spoiler free] (5) Source: Sony I Marvel Studios We were actually pretty positively surprised that in addition to great action, a quick pace and countless characters from the future, present and past of Marvel also place for intimacy, grief, fear and despair. Everyday teen problems around college, friendship and responsibility may be part of the multiverse journey.

If you ask some plots too much, you will probably only get disappointing or no answers to his questions. Likewise, the level on fan service is quite high, we would have hoped for a little more sensitivity of Jon Watts and his team. Nevertheless, it has to be said: Spider-Man: No Way Home is by no means perfect, but without question is one of the best spider-man films of all time. The newest prank of Marvel Studios is huge, imposing, sometimes too hectic and plot-focused, but also real, tangible, sensitive, creative and interesting in its orientation. With the huge hype, it is almost as a masterpiece to be linked, not fully falling on the snout. Just four years ago, Jon Watts brought Spider-Man to the Avengers. With the completion of the trilogy, Peter Parker finally becomes independent and the superhero, which we learned years ago — even without Tony.

By Mac Nae em Cheema editor 14.12.2021 at 19:00