Comme d’habitude, on est ici dans une critique avec spoiler, donc je ne me retiens pas, je lâche tout. Dès lors, évitez à tout prix de la lire avant d’avoir vu Spider-Man No Way Home. De toute façon, elle n’a pas grand intérêt à être lu sans l’avoir vu, car je m’exprime en considérant que c’est le cas. La naissance de Spider-Man Par où commencer ? Il y a tellement de choses à dire. J’ai envie de débuter ma critique par la fin. Ce sublime passage avec le costume classique de l’Araignée cousu main. Un costume affichant d’ailleurs des couleurs éclatantes. Jamais Spider-Man n’aura été aussi Spider-Man au cinéma. Pour rappel, Spider-Man No Way Home, comme ça a été dit par la productrice Amy Pascal, n’est pas le dernier film Spider-Man de Sony avec Marvel Studios. Néanmoins, il s’agit de la conclusion d’une trilogie. La trilogie Home. Avec le recul, ça a été une superbe trilogie. Celle où un jeune Peter Parker a été pris sous l’aile de Tony Stark au point de devenir une sorte d’Iron Boy jusqu’à sa mue en Spider-Man. C’est marrant, après la conclusion, de se rappeler que certains critiquaient trop rapidement le fait qu’il ne s’agissait pas d’un vrai Spider-Man. Sur ce dernier film, l’héritage d’Iron Man est pratiquement mis au placard sinon pour le costume à base de nanotechnologie et la séquence de l’utilisation de l’atelier de Stark. Bref, on sent qu’il y avait un plan de prévu depuis le début. On notera également l’inspiration du comic de J. Michael Straczynski et Joe Quesada, One More Day 2007/08, où, à la fin, le monde entier oublie l’identité secrète du super-héros en collant. Si cette fin m’avait sacrément agacé dans le comic à cause du rétropédalage. Il faut avouer qu’elle convient parfaitement au Spider-Man du MCU. Une première trilogie bouclée et une voie ouverte vers un Spider-Man ayant quitté le lycée. Seul ça m’a brisé le coeur, la scène finale entre Peter et MJ tant j’adhère à leur love story avec le Lego de l’Empereur. Fauché. Dans un appart’ pourri. Avec un loyer à payer. Mais avec le mantra suivant en tête. Un grand pouvoir implique de grandes responsabilités Preuve ultime de cette naissance. La mort, non pas d’oncle Ben, mais de tante May autour de la réplique culte Un grand pouvoir implique de grandes responsabilités ». Bordel, j’ai morflé sévère sur ce passage. Surtout qu’on joue avec nos perceptions. Je me disais que Tante May allait mourir, puis finalement non. Elle ne semble pas si mal en point jusqu’à qu’elle s’écroule. La suite est un excellent numéro d’acteur de la part du duo Tom Holland et Marisa Tomei. J’étais tellement pas préparé à sa mort que je l’ai pris de plein fouet. Quand même, pauvre Peter. Il a tout perdu. Son mentor est mort. Sa tante est morte. Sa petite-amie et son meilleur ami l’ont oublié. J’ai adoré le passage où Doctor Strange, alors en nature conflictuelle l’arrogance du personnage va si bien à Benedict Cumberbatch avec Peter jusqu’ici, lui rend hommage. Admiratif de son sacrifice. C’est le Spider-Man tel qu’on le connaît. Celui qui place le bien-être de tout le monde avant le sien. Pour parler du Sorcier Suprême, j’ai apprécié ce moment où Stephen Bizarre, mais je l’accorde. » Strange se rend compte que, malgré toutes ses aventures, Peter Parker reste un adolescent. C’est une manière subtile de mettre en évidence le caractère juvénile du personnage, pas encore devenu un Spider-Man accompli. Les Sinister Five Le plus grand événement de Spider-Man No Way Home est sans aucun doute l’arrivée des personnages emblématiques des sagas précédentes. Évidemment, il y a toujours cette pointe de regret qu’une telle surprise ait été divulguée par la promotion. Mais c’est le jeu, ma pauvre Lucette. On va donc faire avec. Malgré tout, impossible de ne pas kiffer. Commençons avec les ennemis. Quel régal de découvrir les Sinister Five à l’écran avec une mention spéciale pour Willem Dafoe. J’ai été amusé de voir que le casque a rapidement été détruit. Un peu comme si on reconnaissait que le costume avait été foiré et qu’il fallait vite s’en débarrasser. La suite donnera raison. Le Bouffon Vert n’est jamais aussi terrifiant qu’au naturel. Le rictus de Willem Dafoe m’a fait froid dans le dos. Du Bouffon Vert, j’ai également adoré son premier combat à mains nues. Le coup où il fait passer Peter au travers de plusieurs étages. Quel plaisir. De même pour le combat final où le regard de Tom Holland est puissant. Je trouve qu’ils ont bien amené l’aspect équipe. Les interactions entre les vilains sont bien présentes et intéressantes. Apportant un peu de profondeur. J’ai particulièrement kiffé la scène où le sens de l’araignée de Peter claironne sans qu’on ne sache quelle est la menace. Un aspect paranoïa très réussi. J’ai aussi apprécié que l’Homme-Sable et le Lézard aient une vraie présence. Je m’attendais tellement à ce qu’ils soient anecdotiques, du coup, j’ai été agréablement surpris. Une histoire d’araignées pleine de nostalgie Même si j’ai beaucoup aimé les méchants. Mon gros coup de cœur va sans aucun doute pour les anciens Spider-Man. Bordel, la scène où Ned ouvre le portail et qu’on aperçoit l’Amazing Spider-Man… Je m’attendais à leurs arrivées, mais pas de manière aussi anodine. L’impact en a été décuplé. Ça fout un choc quand même de les revoir des années après. C’est là qu’on se rend compte de l’intérêt à ne pas montrer une telle chose dans la promotion. Si Andrew Garfield n’a pas trop changé, Tobey Maguire a pris un coup de vieux qui lui va tellement bien. Il apporte un aspect Old Man Spider lui conférant une classe totale. Et c’est un détracteur de son Spider-Man qui parle. Surtout, l’aspect fan service est activé à fond avec beaucoup de traits d’humour. Si jusque-là, beaucoup de blagues n’ont pas fonctionné chez moi. Dès l’arrivée des deux autres Spider-Man, je n’ai pas arrêté de rire. Les passages dans le laboratoire et avant le combat final sont hilarants. Tous les délires de fans y passent. Mention spéciale à Peter Tobey encourageant Peter Andrew en lui disant qu’il est amazing ». Quoiqu’il en soit, si j’aimais beaucoup Spider-Man No Way Home, quand les deux sont arrivés, on a passé un cap. Je me rends compte que je ne savais pas à quel point, ils m’avaient manqué. Ah, mais j’y pense, si on se marre bien avec eux, il ne faut pas non plus oublier l’émouvante scène où les deux retrouvent Peter Tom pour la première fois et discutent du deuil. C’était magnifique. Des frissons et des larmes. Je boucle cette partie en rendant hommage au sauvetage de MJ. Les mèmes vont enfin pouvoir s’arrêter. Un multivers maîtrisé Un autre point positif concerne la maîtrise du multivers. Je craignais que ça parte en couille dans tous les sens. Un peu comme dans les comics. Finalement, le tout est superbement contrôlé. Symbole de cet aspect Venom. Durant la scène post-générique de Venom Let There Be Carnage 2021, Eddie Brock et son symbiote débarquaient dans le MCU. Vu tout le mal que je pensais du personnage malgré Tom Hardy, j’étais donc ravi de le voir repartir illico presto après, tout de même, une scène assez marrante. Par contre, le petit morceau de symbiote restant, miam, miam. Quoiqu’il en soit, je suis ravi que l’univers de Sony reste dans son coin et ne pollue pas le MCU. Bref, après les séries de Marvel Studios, on se rend compte que finalement le multivers n’a pas d’aussi grandes conséquences dans l’univers du MCU en fait. Juste des impacts épisodiques. Ce qui n’est pas plus mal. M’enfin, je dis ça, mais quand on voit l’excellente deuxième scène post-générique. Popopopo, c’est du lourd. Puis aussi, il y a un certain Kang à gérer également. Bref, qui vivra verra. Marvel Knight Naturellement, il va sans dire qu’il faut parler du plus grand héros Marvel de Netflix, j’ai nommé Matt Murdock alias Daredevil. Au calme, l’homme sans peur vient de débarquer dans le MCU et même pas besoin de faire appel à Darcy Lewis pour dire qu’il a été recasté. Car Charlie Cox is back ! Quel kif. Surtout avec l’excellent gag de la brique. J’ai hâte de voir ce que Marvel Studios va faire avec Daredevil. Au rayon des défauts pour Spider-Man No Way Home. Je dirais sans doute une première partie trop dévoilée par le marketing. Du coup, pendant longtemps, j’étais là à me demander quand les nouveautés marquantes Daredevil mis à part viendraient. Une réalisation manquant de souffle épique Toujours du côté des défauts. La réalisation. Si je retiens deux très beaux plans. Celui semblant sortir du cinéma de Zack Snyder où Peter Parler est sous la pluie face à l’écran géant où J. Jonah Jameson génialement détestable lui fait des reproches. Le second, c’est quand il se balade à la recherche du Bouffon Vert avant de finalement tomber sur Electro. En passant, Electro, je ne peux pas m’empêcher d’esquisser un sourire à chaque fois que je pense à la blague sur le Spider-Man noir. Bref, je digresse. Pour revenir à la réalisation, malheureusement, Jon Watts a du mal à proposer un équivalent au rayon de l’action par rapport à ce qu’il propose pour l’émotion. Les combats sont sympathiques, mais n’offrent rien de particulièrement épique ce n’est pas Infinity War ou Endgame, quoi. Le passage dans la dimension miroir lors du combat Spidey / Strange est vraiment fun, mais il n’y a pas de réelles nouveautés par rapport au film Doctor Strange 2016. Malgré tout, je suis ravi que Jon Watts, comme Sam Raimi en son temps, ait pu boucler une trilogie sur le Tisseur avec sa patte ayant permis d’apporter une fraîcheur juvénile à ce Spider-Man là. Sa réalisation a gagné en maturité au fil des films, permettant d’avoir ce côté je grandis avec le personnage » pas dégueu. Par ayant furieusement envie de voir où va aller la saga.

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61 details you might have missed in 'Spider-Man No Way Home' Updated 2022-03-16T140135Z Zendaya and Tom Holland in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures Warning There are major spoilers ahead for "Spider-Man No Way Home," now in theaters. Insider rounded up the details you might have missed in Tom Holland's third standalone Marvel movie. There are many callbacks to the standalone Spidey franchises led by Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield. The movie picks up at the very end of "Spider-Man Far From Home," but this time around, MJ is wearing the broken black dahlia necklace that Peter bought in Venice on their summer trip. In the top image Zendaya in "Spider-Man Far From Home." In the bottom image Zendaya in "Spider-Man No Way Home," with a red arrow pointing to a necklace on her. Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures This is less of an Easter egg and more of a consistency detail, in which the original moment from "FFH" doesn't exactly align with the continuation scene in "NWH." A civilian pointing out that Spider-Man is "just a kid" is a callback to the same line being uttered in Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 2." In the top photo Zendaya and Tom Holland in "Spider-Man No Way Home." In the bottom photo Tobey Maguire in "Spider-Man 2." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures In both movies, the line was spoken when the public found out that Peter, a teen, is Spider-Man. There's a billboard for "Rogers The Musical," the fictional Broadway show seen on the Disney+ series "Hawkeye," in Times Square. In the top image A red arrow pointing to a billboard advertising a musical in "Spider-Man No Way Home." In the bottom image The exterior of a Broadway theater advertising a musical on "Hawkeye." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Marvel Studios/Disney+ You can see the billboard at the start of the movie when Peter swings away with MJ to avoid the media circus that erupts when everyone learns he's musical was featured more prominently on episode one of "Hawkeye," which premiered in the show, Clint Barton/Hawkeye Jeremy Renner went to see the musical with his kids around the holidays. The "Hamilton"-esque musical is a smash hit about Steve Rogers/Captain America, whose post-"Endgame" fate is still largely of the musical numbers is inspired by the 2012 Battle of New York and shows actors pretending to be the Avengers as they dance and sing on inclusion of the ad in "NWH," and the fact that the movie concludes around Christmastime in NYC, confirms that the film takes place during a similar time frame as "Hawkeye." Mr. Delmar's deli, which was destroyed in "Homecoming," is now called Delmar's III. Mr. Delmar's deli seen in "Spider-Man Homecoming" and "Spider-Man Far From Home." Sony Pictures Peter's a regular customer at the deli, which boasts the "best sandwiches in Queens." During a fight with a bunch of criminals robbing ATMs, the bank gets blown up and the deli, which is across the street, gets burned down. In a deleted scene from "FFH" that appears on the home release as part of a short film called "Peter's To-Do List," Peter goes to Delmar's, which has now been rebuilt, and buys a travel adapter and duel headphone adapter for his trip to "NWH," it looks like the deli has undergone another face-lift because the awning appears different this time around. Peter puts on his "I survived my trip to NYC" T-shirt that he wore in "Homecoming." Tom Holland wearing a T-shirt that says "I survived my trip to NYC" in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man Homecoming." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures In "Homecoming," he was seen in the shirt when he returned home after the fight with Vulture on the Staten Island "NWH," Peter hastily changes out of his Spidey suit and into the T-shirt when he runs home after his identity is revealed. The same news anchor who's appeared on screens throughout other Marvel projects also shows up in "NWH." News anchor Pat Kiernan appearing on screens in "Spider-Man Far From Home," "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," and "Hawkeye." Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures; Marvel Studios/Disney+ Pat Kiernan is a real-life news anchor who has appeared as himself in Marvel films like "The Avengers," "Iron Man," Netflix's "Daredevil" show, and even Andrew Garfield's "The Amazing Spider-Man." Recently, he showed up on the series premiere of "Hawkeye" on Disney+.In "NWH," we see him on a TV in Peter and Aunt May's apartment at the start of the movie, when the building gets surrounded by news helicopters trying to get a glimpse of the teen superhero. There's a sneaky nod to Night Monkey on the news. In the top photo Tom Holland wearing a black stealth suit in "Spider-Man Far From Home." In the bottom photo A news anchor is seen in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures Peter wore the stealth suit while in Prague in "FFH," and Ned came up with the name Night "NWH," a banner at the bottom of the TV screen reads "Interpol issues arrest warrant for the Czech Republic's 'Night Monkey.'" There's also a nod to New Asgard and a potential hint at what fans can expect from "Thor 4 Love and Thunder." "Spider-Man No Way Home" includes a subtle nod to a notable location in the MCU. Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures During the news broadcast, a headline appears on the bottom of the screen that reads, "Political turmoil continues in New Asgard as Z..." The scene cuts off before fans can get further details. The upcoming "Thor" movie will reportedly star Russell Crowe as Zeus, so it's possible that the headline was teasing his character. Peter has a charging station for his Iron Spider suit. Peter's Iron Spider suit requires a charging station. Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures A sign taped on the wall behind it says, "Iron Spider charging. Do not unplug."Peter started using the suit, which was created by Tony Stark, in "Avengers Infinity War." Peter still has the glasses that Tony Stark created. Peter used the glasses in "Spider-Man Far From Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures Peter acquired the glasses in "FFH."In "NWH," the high-tech accessory can be seen in the apartment when federal agents stop by with a warrant for Peter's arrest. The brick that Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock catches has the word "believe" misspelled. A brick with the phrase "We beleive Mysterio" written in red ink. Marvel/Sony Matt catches a brick that crashes through Peter and Aunt May's apartment, with the phrase "We beleive Mysterio" written in red ink." The Department of Damage Control DODC is constantly in pursuit of Peter Parker/Spider-Man. A DODC truck in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures The DODC is a joint venture between Stark Industries and the federal government, which oversees the collection and storage of alien and other exotic first meet the DODC in the opening scene of "Homecoming," when Adrian Toomes' team is shoved aside while cleaning up the mess of the 2012 Battle of New "NWH," they bring in Peter, Ned, MJ, and Aunt May for questioning after Peter's superhero identity is revealed. Later in the movie, they arrest Happy Hogan and shoot at Peter after his first fight with Green Goblin. Peter also wears another familiar graphic T-shirt in "NWH." Tom Holland in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man Far From Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Peter wears the math shirt, seen in "FFH," when he tries to remove some stubborn green goo from his Spider-Man suit, after relocating to Happy's apartment. MJ has drawings from "Homecoming" on the wall of her bedroom. Zendaya as MJ in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man Homecoming." Son In "Homecoming," MJ didn't even have detention, but she sat in the classroom anyway because, as she told Coach Wilson, she likes to "sketch people in crisis."During a second detention scene, she taunted Peter by holding up a sketch of him looking sad. Both of these drawings can be seen near MJ's bed in "NWH," when she and Peter talk via FaceTime one night. When Peter arrives at school for his first day of senior year, Betty Brant is on the campus reporting for Midtown News and says, "Go get 'em, tiger! Or should I say, spider?" Angourie Rice as Betty Brant in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures The school's mascot is the tiger. But in the comics, it's also the nickname that MJ gives Peter. Kirsten Dunst's version of MJ even called Peter "tiger" in Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man" trilogy. Zendaya's real-life assistant, Darnell Appling, has a cameo early in the movie. In the top photo A character in "Spider-Man No Way Home" wearing a T-shirt with MJ's face on it. In the bottom photo Zendaya and her assistant, Darnell Appling, on the set of "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Darnell Appling/Instagram His character is seen in a crowd outside the school, wearing a light-blue shirt with MJ's face on it and asking her if she's going to have Peter's "Spider babies." Flash Thompson releases a memoir called "Flashpoint." Tony Revolori as Flash Thompson in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures The memoir is just another excuse for Flash to try and pretend as though he's best friends with Peter, when in fact he spent most of "Homecoming" and "FFH" bullying the book name is a play on Flash's first name, it's also the same title as a crossover story arc from DC Comics, centered on The Flash/Barry Allen. The display cabinet at Midtown High honoring Peter/Spider-Man includes a framed photo of him and MJ in Venice. In the top image A framed photo of Peter and MJ in "Spider-Man No Way Home." In the bottom image Peter and MJ in "Spider-Man Far From Home." Sony Pictures The photo was taken during their school trip in "FFH." The Lego Death Star that Ned and Peter built in "Homecoming" completely falls apart. The Lego Death Star seen in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man Homecoming." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures In "Homecoming," Ned accidentally dropped the Death Star when he learned that Peter is Spider-Man. Ned and Peter rebuilt it together later in the movie. It falls and the pieces break apart during a scene in "NWH" in which Peter receives another college rejection letter in the mail. MJ working as a waitress in "NWH" is reminiscent of the occupation of Dunst's character in Raimi's trilogy. Top image Zendaya as MJ in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Bottom image Kirsten Dunst as MJ Watson in "Spider-Man." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures In Raimi's films that starred Tobey Maguire as the titular web-slinger, Dunst's version of MJ also gets a job as a waitress. In the first movie, she works at the Moondance diner, wearing a bright orange uniform. In the third movie, she's a singing waitress at The Jazz "NWH," Zendaya's character works at a donut shop and wears a seafoam green uniform with pink detailing over a white long-sleeve shirt. Doctor Strange's mug spells out the phrase "oh for fox sake," a clever play on the expression "oh for fuck's sake." Benedict Cumberbatch in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures He holds the mug when Peter visits him at the Sanctum Sanctorum early in "NWH." Wong is now the Sorcerer Supreme. Benedict Wong in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures Doctor Strange explains that Wong got the title on a "technicality," since he was blipped and disappeared for five years. When Doctor Strange's initial spell gets messed up, he contains it in an orange gem and places it in a cube. Doctor Strange performing magic in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "What If...?" Sony Pictures; Marvel Studios/Disney+ Doctor Strange does a similar thing on the animated Marvel series "What If...?" On the show, he contains a spell within a sphere, trapping Ultron and Killmonger inside it. When Spidey steals Doctor Strange's relic and swings through the city with it, you can briefly catch a glimpse of Liz Toomes on the cover of People magazine. In the top image, Doctor Strange looking at a magazine stand in "Spider-Man No Way Home." In the bottom image Liz Toomes standing in a doorway in "Spider-Man Homecoming." Sony Pictures Liz played by Laura Harrier was the captain of the decathlon team at Midtown and Peter's love interest in "Homecoming." She was also the daughter of Adrian Toomes/Vulture, Spider-Man's primary foe in the the end of "Homecoming," Adrian was imprisoned and Liz and her mom moved to "NWH," the magazine can be seen on a newsstand in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment. "NWH" doesn't address what Liz has been up to since "Homecoming," but it looks like the magazine cover has a quote from the character saying, "He's a liar," referring to Peter. Spider-Man narrowly escapes getting hit by a silver car with the license plate ASM-8183. Spider-Man dodges a car in the second trailer for "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures You can see the license plate when Doc Ock enters Peter's universe and begins fighting him, assuming he's the same Spidey from his universeThere's also a license plate in the bridge scene that reads 63A5M-3, which seems to reference the 1963 "Amazing Spider-Man" comic book issue No. 3, which is the debut of Doc Ock. Another license plate, on a taxi, says 1228 in honor of Stan Lee. Stan Lee at the premiere of "Spider-Man Homecoming" in 2017. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP File Lee, who created the character Spider-Man with Steve Ditko, was born on December 28. While fighting Doc Ock, Spidey does a backflip kick off the villain, similar to a move that Maguire's Spidey did in "Spider-Man 2." Spider-Man fighting Doc Ock in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man 2." Sony Pictures/ In "NWH," Holland's version of the character does the move during the bridge "Spider-Man 2," Maguire's web-slinger executes the kick during his fight on the train with Doc Ock. Doc Ock wraps his mechanical arm around Spider-Man's head, just as he did in Raimi's "Spider-Man 2." Doc Ock's mechanical arms wrapped around Spider-Man's head in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man 2." Sony Pictures; In "NWH," the villain forcefully grabs Spidey during the bridge "Spider-Man 2," Doc Ock did a similar move during the bank robbing scene. There's a Columbia sweatshirt in the basement of the Sanctum Sanctorum. A Columbia sweatshirt can be seen hanging in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures That's the school where Maguire's version of Peter was bitten in the 2002 movie. It's also the college he attended after graduating from Midtown High. The undercroft of the Sanctum Sanctorum also has a box containing a goatee template, which explains Doctor Strange's facial hair style. Zendaya stars as MJ and Benedict Cumberbatch plays Doctor Strange in the MCU. Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures MJ is the one who picks up the box and looks at it as she, Peter, and Ned explore the room. Ned's laptop still has the "everything is fine dog meme" sticker on it. Jacob Batalon in "Spider-Man Homecoming," "Spider-Man Far From Home," and "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures The sticker references the popular meme of a dog being surrounded by flames and claiming that things are under same sticker previously appeared on Ned's laptop in "Homecoming" and "FFH." Peter's black and gold Spidey suit — which is just his costume flipped inside out — was teased in "Homecoming." Spider-Man's black and gold suit seen in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man Homecoming." Sony Pictures In "Homecoming," Peter removed a tracking chip from the inside lining of his suit while on a trip to DC. In "NWH," Peter reverses his suit before going out to the woods to investigate potential activity from multiverse visitors. That's when he first encounters Electro and Sandman. Lizard acknowledges Max Dillon/Electro's drastic redesign. In the top image Jamie Foxx as Max Dillon/Electro. In the bottom image Foxx in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures; Columbia Aside from ditching the blue lightning and skin tone for yellow lightning when he's Electro, Max's human format also looks much different from the engineer we first met in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."Lizard points out that Max no longer has glasses, bad teeth, or a combover."Did you get a makeover?" he adds. Simmons is back in action as The Daily Bugle's J. Jonah Jameson, wearing the same black hat from Raimi's "Spider-Man 3." Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man 3." Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures In "Spider-Man 3," he was seen with the hat on his head while on the street, trying to snap photos of Spidey's fight with Sandman and Venom. In "NWH," he wears the accessory when he waits outside Happy's apartment building, hoping to get incriminating footage of Spider-Man. Jameson wonders, "Why does Spider-Man hate national monuments?" Simmons in "Spider-Man Far From Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures A banner with that question appears in "NWH" when Jameson speaks on be fair, landmarks like the Washington Monument in "Homecoming" and the Tower Bridge in "FFH" do often get damaged during Spidey's fights with his foes. The scene in which Norman Osborn smashes his mask and leaves it behind in an alley is reminiscent of Maguire's Peter Parker leaving behind his suit in "Spider-Man 2." In the top image A smashed Green Goblin mask in an alley in "Spider-Man No Way Home." In the bottom image Peter Parker's Spider-Man suit resting on a garbage can in an alley in "Spider-Man 2." Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures In "NWH," Norman fights internally with his evil persona, who wants to conquer this new universe upon arrival. As his dark side taunts him, he smashes the Goblin mask and abandons it in the alley. In Raimi's "Spider-Man 2," Peter left his suit on top of a trash can in an alley after deciding that he wanted a life of his own and would abandon his duty as a neighborhood superhero. Willem Dafoe references his iconic line, "You know, I'm something of a scientist myself" In the top photo Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn in "Spider-Man No Way Home." In the bottom photo Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn in "Spider-Man." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures He says the line when Peter starts brainstorming how to help the multiverse visitors, by fixing their flaws and sending them back to their Peter says that he has advanced tech that may be able to help, Norman says "I can help you. You know, I'm somewhat of a scientist myself." When Norman arrives in Holland's world, he says that Oscorp doesn't exist in this universe. The Oscorp building seen in Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man." Col Considering that Oscorp was a key part of the past Spidey franchises, it's interesting that Holland's universe doesn't include you can see a glimpse of an Oscorp skyscraper with the logo from Garfield's Spidey movies in a trailer for the upcoming Marvel/Sony movie "Morbius." Peter and Ned do their signature handshake before they split to go on separate missions. Peter Parker and Ned Leeds doing a handshake in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man Homecoming." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures We first saw the best friends do the handshake in "Spider-Man Homecoming." A TV in Happy's apartment references the Statue of Liberty renovation project. An earlier scene in "Spider-Man No Way Home" sets up a battle that happens at the site of the Statue of Liberty reconstruction. Marvel Studios/Sp In "NWH," Captain America's shield is in the process of being added to the Statue of movie's climactic fight involving the three Spider-Men and the villains takes place at the site, and the construction collapses. Aunt May burns sage in Happy's apartment. Marisa Tomei in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures You can see her waving the sage around as she walks down the stairs, shortly before Peter realizes that Norman has been pretending to be a good guy the whole time. She was probably trying to make sure all the Spidey foes remained calm. Director Jon Watts pays homage to the original "Spider-Man" trilogy helmer by including dramatic, Raimi-style close-up shots in "NWH." Tom Holland as Spider-Man/Peter Parker in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures You can see this style a few times, like in Happy's apartment when Peter's tingle gives him a heads up that Norman does not have good an interview with Den of Geek, Holland explained the homage."Something that Jon Watts did really well is, he would call it the 'Raimi-cam,'" the actor said. "And he would do these really quick smash push-ins on the characters, which is something that Sam Raimi I suppose was quite famous for, so Jon definitely paid respect." In his first fight with Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin in "NWH," Peter does a move that's reminiscent of Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow's fight style. Peter Parker/Spider-Man mimicking Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow's fighting style in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures Throughout her appearances in the MCU, Black Widow often did a move in which she jumped on her opponent and wrapped her legs around them while uses a similar fight tactic against Goblin, latching on to the villain's upper body and punching his head with his fists. Green Goblin channels his comic-book counterpart by wearing a hooded outfit over his bulkier costume. Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures He wears a hood with cutoff sleeves and shorts over his Gobby outfit. When May tells Peter that he did the right thing by trying to find cures for the Spidey villains, frustrated, he tells her "It's not my responsibility." Tom Holland in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictured It was reminiscent of a moment in Maguire's "Spider-Man," when he let a robber escape in an elevator and sassed a police officer by saying it's not his problem. Peter using the word "responsibility" in "NWH" was probably an intentional move, so that May could tell him that he has a gift and with great power, comes great responsibility. Ned's Nana has a green garment near a sewing machine and several knives mounted in her home. Ned's Nana has some interesting items in her home. Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures The camera intentionally lingers on two shots one showing several knives on the wall and another of the sewing machine and fabric. Perhaps the film is setting up Ned to be the Hobgoblin, a famous Spidey foe from the theory is that Ned might be some kind of sorcerer since there are many nods to that in "NWH." All three versions of Peter Parker recreate the iconic meme of multiple Spider-Men pointing at each other. Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland recreating the pointing meme during two scenes in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures Holland, Maguire, and Garfield point at each other in Midtown High, as Ned calls out for Peter and sees all three of them respond because they have the same exact name. They also point at each other while in their suits at the Statue of Liberty. While gearing up for the big battle, the two Spider-Men stretch their limbs and Maguire's Spidey complains to Garfield's web-slinger about his back being "stiff from all the swinging." Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker stretching his back in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and clutching his back in pain in Peter Parker clutching his back in pain in "Spider-Man 2." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures In response, Garfield's character tells him that he also suffers from back pains. Then he cracks Maguire's back for him. This may have been a callback to a moment from Raimi's "Spider-Man 2."In the film, Peter regains his mojo and jumps from a rooftop screaming, "I'm back!" But then he loses momentum and falls to the ground. When he gets up off the concrete floor, he clutches his spine in pain and says, "My back. My back." Maguire's Spidey references the time he fought Venom in "Spider-Man 3." Topher Grace as Eddie Brock/Venom in "Spider-Man 3." Columbia Pictures "I fought an alien made out of black goo once," Maguire says, prompting Holland's character to talk about fighting an alien in space. Garfield's Peter calls himself "lame" for fighting villains like Rhino, compared to the foes Maguire and Holland's characters have faced. Paul Giamatti as Rhino in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." Columbia Pictures After hearing the other Spider-Men tales about battling aliens referring to Thanos and Venom, Garfield's self-deprecating character mentions that he fought a Russian guy in a Rhino case that sounds familiar, it's because Paul Giamatti portrayed Aleksei Sytsevich, who suited up in Rhino armor to fight Garfield's character at the end of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." Electro's redesign references his look in the comics and animated series. Jamie Foxx reprises his role as Electro in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony Pictures/Marvel Comics/ABC In "NWH," Electro first shows up in his blue look from "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" before transforming into a more grounded appearance that swaps the blue lightning for yellow. When he appears at the Statute of Liberty in the film's major fight scene, there's a nod to the character's animated look from over the years, in which Electro sported a yellow mask. Max Dillon says a line about a "Black Spider-Man," paving the way for fans to see a live-action version of Miles Morales. Jamie Foxx as Max Dillon in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Sony P Max makes the comment while speaking to Garfield's version of Peter in "NWH." He tells Peter "There's gotta be a Black Spider-Man out there somewhere."The first hint about Miles Morales' existence in the MCU happened in "Homecoming." In the film, Donald Glover's character, Aaron Davis who becomes the villain known as Prowler in the comics, briefly interacts with Spidey and mentions a nephew that he has in the animated 2018 movie "Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse" centered on Miles, voiced by Shameik Moore. Since then, fans, as well as Holland, have been rallying even more to see a live-action version of Miles in the MCU. When Otto and Maguire's Peter reunite, Peter tells him that he's "trying to do better." Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in "Spider-Man 2." Columbia Pictures This is a callback to a conversation the two characters had in "Spider-Man 2."In the 2004 film, when Peter and Otto meet for the first time, the scientist says that his friend Dr. Connors described the youngster as "brilliant" but also "lazy."In response, Peter tells Otto "I'm trying to do better."Otto then tells Peter that "intelligence is not a privilege, it's a gift. And you use it for the gift of mankind."Later in the movie, when Peter removes his mask and reveals to Doc Ock that he's Spider-Man, Otto smiles and calls him "brilliant but lazy," realizing the irony of his past assumptions of later, Otto sinks into the river, along with the tridium. Garfield's version of the web-slinger has a major moment of redemption when he saves MJ. Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" and Zendaya as MJ in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Columbia Pictures/Sony; Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures Even before "NWH" was released and Garfield's return was officially confirmed, fans theorized that, based on the trailer, MJ would be saved by Garfield's character. In one of the highlights of the film, MJ falls from the Statue of Liberty construction site and Peter jumps down to save her — but he's intercepted by Green Goblin knocking him with his continues to fall backward, but Garfield's Peter sees the moment. Refusing to let another person die on his watch after what happened to Gwen in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," he springs into action and catches her. After landing safely on the ground, Garfield's Peter and MJ both ask each other if they're OK, and the look on Garfield's face, knowing that he saved her, is incredibly heartwarming. As the universe begins cracking and people start coming through, you can see glimpses of Spidey characters like Scorpion, Rhino, and Kraven the Hunter. Figures emerging from a crack in the universe in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures Doctor Strange closes up the cracks in the universe at least for the time being, and so we don't get to fully see these characters who were breaking through. Garfield's Spider-Man fought Rhino in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."Back in the first end-credits scene of "Homecoming," there was a brief reference to Mac Gargan becoming Scorpion as he crossed paths with Adrian Toomes/Vulture while locked up. Mac had a large scar on his face and a scorpion tattoo and told Adrian that he had some beef with Spidey and would love to take down the web-slinger with some of his buddies on the outside. In response, Adrian lied and protected Peter's identity, saying "If I knew who he was, he'd already be dead."Since then, we haven't seen the character again, though comic-book fans know that Scorpion is part of the Sinister Six — a legion of Spider-Man standalone movie about Kraven the Hunter is already confirmed to be in the works, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who played Quicksilver/Pietro Maximoff in "Avengers Age of Ultron," portraying the popular Spidey signed a multi-picture deal, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Doctor Strange's magic is reminiscent of Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch's seen in "WandaVision." Runes appear in the sky in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "WandaVision." Sony Pictures; Marvel Studios/Disney+ This is a fitting parallel since the two characters will team up to tackle the multiverse next year in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness." Holland's version of Peter trying to kill Norman Osborn with his glider is a callback to two moments in Raimi's trilogy. In the top image Norman Osborn's death in "Spider-Man." In the bottom image Harry Osborn's death in "Spider-Man 3." Columbia Pictures In 2002's "Spider-Man," Norman/Green Goblin fought Spider-Man near the end of the the villain took off his Goblin mask and revealed his identity to Peter, he claimed that he'd never hurt the begged Peter not to hurt him, but at the same time, he secretly pressed a button that sent his glider directly toward the web-slinger, with the blades protruding. Peter jumped up, dodging the attack and as a result, the glider impaled Norman, killing him. Harry Osborn James Franco faced the same fate in "Spider-Man 3," under different the 2007 movie, Harry, who followed in the footsteps of his father and became the new Goblin, teamed up with Spider-Man in his battle against Eddie Brock/Venom. During the fight, Venom grabbed Harry's glider and leaped toward Spidey, intending to stab him. Harry saw and jumped in front, protecting Spidey and letting the blades stab him instead. Harry then died in Peter and MJ's arms. In "NWH," Holland's version of Peter becomes uncharacteristically dark when his fight with Green Goblin leads to the death of his Aunt his rage, he becomes determined to make Green Goblin pay. At one point in their fight, Peter grabs the glider and nearly impales Green Goblin, but Maguire's Spidey stops him. After all, Maguire's wiser Spidey knows that seeking revenge ultimately won't make Peter feel any better about what happened. Peter wears a red and navy winter hat when he visits Aunt May's grave. Tom Holland in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures He puts a white flower by the tombstone and runs into Happy, who doesn't remember him because of the spell cast by Doctor Strange. Coincidentally, those hat colors are the same ones used for the traditional Spidey suit. The apartment that Peter moves into is a callback to the one that Maguire's character lived in during Raimi's trilogy. Peter Parker's apartment in "Spider-Man No Way Home" and "Spider-Man 2." Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures; Columbia Pictures Both apartments are modest-looking. In "NWH," Peter moves into his own place after Doctor Strange casts a spell to make the world forget who he is. At the end of the movie when Peter moves into his new place on his own, he takes out a Lego figure of the "Star Wars" character Emperor Palpatine from one of his many boxes. In case that toy looks familiar it's because fans previously saw it in "Homecoming" during Ned's first MCU scene. While at school, Ned showed Peter the figure and asked if he wanted to help him build his new Lego Death in "Homecoming," Peter helped Ned rebuild the Death Star which broke and Ned was again seen holding the Palpatine "NWH," Peter puts the toy on a table along with a disposable cup that MJ served his coffee seems like a way to tell the audience that even though his best friends no longer remember them, he still cares about them. "Ted Lasso" star Cristo Fernandez, who stars as Dani Rojas, plays a bartender in the mid-credits scene. Cristo Fernandez as a bartender in "Spider-Man No Way Home." Marvel Studios/Sony Picture He's seen serving Eddie Brock at a bar in Mexico and filling in the "Venom" character on notable things that have happened in this can read more about that end-credits scene here. Deal icon An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Keep reading Loading Something is loading. 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Lescostumes de Tobey Maguire et Andrew Garfield ont été refaits à zéro pour No Way Home, mais ils devaient ressembler aux originaux. Entrer dans le multivers en faisant revivre les personnages d’anciens films, pose un petit problème technique pour la production : les costumes d’époque n’ont pas forcément été conservés.

Découvrez toutes les explications concernant Spider-Man No Way Home et ce qu’il ne fallait pas manquer ! Spoilers !Spider-Man No Way Home est disponible au cinéma ! Si vous souhaitez connaitre les Spoilers, lisez la suite ! Le débat sur la recherche du meilleur Spider-Man peut durer éternellement. Alors que certains d’entre nous, les milléniaux, sont trop attachés au charisme des sorties de Sam Raimi dans les années sont trop attachés au charme d’Andrew Garfield. Mais personne n’a pu refuser le fait que le Spider-Man de Tom Holland incarne réellement ce que le super-héros représente. Soyons honnêtes et disons que Spider-Man est, en fait, un homme émotif. La plupart de ses pouvoirs découlent du fait que son passé et son présent sont construits sur des traumatismes. Pour savoir quand sortira le prochain Spider-Man, lisez ses antiquités de super-héros, c’est un enfant qui comprend le monde qui l’entoure et qui, en même temps, apprend à contrôler cette responsabilité indésirable qui pèse sur ses épaules. No Way Home réalise enfin ce que tous les fans attendaient depuis des années, on vous en dit plus concernant les Spoilers de Spider-Man No Way Home !Tobbey Maguire et Andrew Garfield sont ils de retour ? Spoilers !Oui ! Tobbey Maguire et Andrew Garfield ont fait leur grand retour dans Spider-Man No Way Home après tant d’années ! Les versions de Spider-Man de Maguire et Garfield ont aidé Peter à guérir leurs némésis, apprenant à travailler en équipe tout en comprenant la douleur émotionnelle de l’autre. Le Spider-Man de Tobey Maguire est poignardé sur le côté par le Bouffon Vert, mais il ne meurt heureusement une fois la bataille terminée, ils retournent dans leur propre monde pour poursuivre leur vie avant que le multivers ne se fissure. Spider-Man No Way Home donne au Spider-Man de Garfield un moment de rédemption majeur et significatif lorsqu’il sauve MJ, compensant ainsi le fait qu’il n’a pas pu sauver Gwen dans son Peter de The Amazing Spider-Man retourne dans son univers avec un peu plus d’espoir qu’avant, compte tenu de son état actuel. Le Peter de Maguire ne reçoit pas autant d’informations, mais on suppose qu’il retrouvera sa MJ à son retour. Ses retrouvailles avec Octopus, qui n’essaie plus de le tuer, pourraient également signifier qu’ils se réconcilieront et travailleront ensemble lorsqu’ils retourneront dans leur de la fin de Spider-Man No Way Home ! Qui est mort ? Spoilers !Les trois versions de Spider-Man travaillent ensemble pour trouver des remèdes à chacun de leurs méchants, qui réclament à grands cris de se battre avec les lanceurs de toile et d’obtenir plus de pouvoir qu’auparavant. Après avoir combattu les méchants, Spider-Man et ses alliés réussissent à guérir Octopus, le Bouffon vert, l’Homme Sable, Electro et le Lézard, les transformant en humains non modifiés comme donné que des années se sont écoulées depuis les précédents films Spider-Man, le fait que les méchants soient guéris et retournent dans leurs mondes respectifs en vie permet de poursuivre leurs histoires d’une manière qui est pleine d’espoir. Finalement, seule » Tante May est morte dans No Way Home. Les méchants retournant chez eux tous guéris et le Spider-Man de Maguire guérissant de son coup de qu’il s’agisse d’une victoire importante, Peter réalise que la seule façon de sauver le monde des ravages multivers est de rétablir le sort de Docteur Strange, qui efface l’identité de Peter du monde. Docteur Strange réussit et Peter retourne à la case départ en tant que super-héros, sans l’aide de personne, complètement seul au monde, pour l’instant. Pour tout savoir concernant la scène post-générique sur Venom lisez ceci, et sur Doctor Strange 2 signifie le nouveau costume ?A la fin du film Spider-Man No Way Home, Peter a choisi la bonne vieille méthode et s’est fabriqué un costume maison parce qu’il n’a plus accès à aucun des costumes et gadgets. Le nouveau costume, cousu ensemble, est très éloigné de ses costumes précédents, mais il renvoie à ses origines terre à terre que le MCU a fait que personne ne se souvienne de lui signifie qu’il est coupé de l’argent de Stark et des privilèges dont il bénéficie en tant qu’Avenger. En fin de compte, le nouveau costume de Peter le ramène au point de départ pour qu’il puisse se reconstruire à ses propres futur pour le Peter Parker de Tom Holland ?La fin de Spider-Man No Way Home réécrit l’histoire des méchants dans leurs films respectifs. De plus, No Way Home modifie également le passé et le futur du MCU. Maintenant que plus personne ne se souvient de Peter Parker, l’histoire des Avengers avec le super-héros est remaniée. Personne ne se souviendra qu’il a aidé à combattre Thanos ou qu’il a rejoint Iron Man dans son combat contre Captain est effacé de la ligne du temps, ce qui change la façon dont tous les autres super-héros se souviendront des événements passés, y compris Avengers Endgame. Dans une certaine mesure, le sort réécrit également l’histoire d’origine de Peter en tant que de l’argent et des gadgets de Tony Stark, la ligne temporelle de Spider-Man prend un nouveau départ. Plus important encore, le sort affecte le rôle de Peter dans l’avenir du MCU, modifiant probablement tous les événements futurs et créant plusieurs lignes temporelles grâce au multivers. Pour être sûr, rien ne sera plus Peter n’a pas dit la vérité à MJ au café ?Alors que MJ a fait promettre à Peter de venir la chercher, il décide de ne pas lui dire la vérité sur qui il est ou ce qui s’est passé après avoir appris qu’elle et Ned ont été admis au MIT. De plus, Peter s’est arrêté quand il a réalisé que MJ avait toujours une cicatrice de la bagarre à la Statue de la est probable qu’il ne voulait pas qu’elle ou Ned soient pris au milieu du danger que représente le fait d’être un super-héros. Ne pas savoir qui il était offrait à MJ l’opportunité de vivre une vie non affectée par son alter ego. Il est possible que Peter finisse par lui dire la vérité, mais il a l’esprit tranquille pour l’instant, sachant que MJ peut vivre ses rêves et aller à l’université qu’elle veut simplement parce qu’elle ne sait pas qui il est.

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