Rousing finale to a Spider-Man trilogy
Director Jon Watts starts the story immediately after the events in “Spider-Man: Far From Home.” Before dying, the devious Mysterio has revealed Spider-Man’s  identity and falsely accused him of murder. Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is trying to balance applying to college with fame and its not-always-pleasant aftermath — hostility, fan adulation, lack of privacy, and unwanted media coverage. He turns to Dr. Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) who, though annoyed, agrees to help. However, a spell gone wrong opens up the multiverse and allows supervillains from alternate realities to enter. These include Dr. Octopus (Alfred Molina), the Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe) and Electro (Jamie Foxx), all from previous encounters with Spider-Man.<br /><br />“No Way Home” shows Peter navigating life without his valued anonymity. Instead of resorting immediately to special effects and fights, the movie takes its time exploring the question of identity. Is Peter Parker valued more because he is Spider-Man, or resented because he has kept his alter-ego a secret? Notoriety has made his life an open book, and he tries to forge ahead while simultaneously trying to be a typical teenager and a superhero confronting bad guys.<br /><br />Like its comic book source, “No Way Home” shakes up the story-telling to keep the saga fresh and to dole out surprises. Once again, MJ (Zendaya) and Ned Leeds (Jacob Batalon), Peter’s best friends, are on hand to provide romance and humor, and Aunt Mary (Marisa Tomei) returns as Peter’s sympathetic, loving guardian.<br /><br />Director Jon Watts and screenwriters Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers provide a number of dialogue scenes between the villains, who reveal more humanity than in earlier films, and between Spider-Man and some surprise visitors from the multiverse. These scenes are clever and witty, and elevate the film from just another, routine installment.<br /><br />Holland by now has his character down pat and looks perfectly comfortable as both Peter Parker and Spider-Man in his body-hugging suit. Looking younger than age 25, when he made the film, he conveys adolescent energy, insecurity, burgeoning hormones, and occasional recklessness, which makes him relatable. Viewers may see elements of themselves in him. When he’s Spider-Man, Holland is cocky, courageous, and focused. In almost every scene, he easily carries the film on his young shoulders.<br /><br />Dafoe chews up the scenery as Green Goblin and seems to enjoy his dastardliness. With a maniacal grin and a lunatic laugh, Dafoe makes the Goblin a crazed, vengeful creature with no conscience. His villainous Goblin is a formidable match for Spider-Man. Of the villains in “No Way Home,” Dafoe has the best scenes. Molina, as Dr. Octopus, is rather philosophical and contemplative, and seems far more reserved than in previous films. Molina adds humor with his delivery and devil-may-care manner. Unfortunately, Foxx’s Electro is underwritten and does not have enough dialogue to show off his character. For pretty much the entire film he is supported by unseen wires, hovering in space, far removed from the fast-paced action below.<br /><br />As in all Marvel movies, action is a prime ingredient, and it’s here in all its dazzling glory. The blending of live-action wire work with CGI is flawless and looks great, though Spider-Man seems to be flying a lot more than swinging from webbing. In one sequence, in which he holds onto MJ, the two appear to be racing over and between buildings at Superman speed. In a superhero movie, the bar for exaggeration is pretty high.<br /><br />My major criticism of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” is that at two and a half hours, the film is too long. A good 15 minutes could easily have been cut without hurting the narrative flow.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment include a Digital copy and the following featurettes:<br />Blooper & Gag Reel (4:01)<br />Action Choreography Across the Multiverse (6:25)<br />A Spectacular Spider-Journey With Tom Holland (6:16)<br />Realities Collide, Spiders Unite (8:09)<br />Graduation Day (7:07)<br />Enter Strange (5:04)<br />Weaving Jon Watts’ Web (7:18)<br />Alternate Reality Easter Eggs (4:41)<br />A Multiverse of Miscreants (6:38)<br />A Meeting of the Spiders - Heroes Panel (7:23)<br />The Sinister Summit - Villains Panel (8:44)<br />The Daily Bugle (4:06)<br /><br />“Spider-Man: No Way Home” is the concluding installment in a trilogy that should make fans very happy. It brings back well-known baddies, deals with the consequences of a spell gone wrong, delivers cool special effects, and balances action with witty moments. If it overstays its welcome by a good quarter hour, it nonetheless provides an entertaining story.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighborhood hero's identity is revealed, bringing his Super Hero responsibilities into conflict with his normal life and putting those he cares about most at risk. When he enlists Doctor Strange’s help to restore his secret, the spell tears a hole in their world, releasing the most powerful villains who’ve ever fought a Spider-Man in any universe. Now, Peter will have to overcome his greatest challenge yet, which will not only forever alter his own future but the future of the Multiverse..