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CMV: Spider-Man No Way Home, though fun to watch, is a bad film with weak plot points and is a money-grab capitalizing on nostalgia.

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>!Will preface this by saying yes I had fun watching it and seeing all the past heroes and villains I grew up watching over the years made me jump in joy as I watched the film - not to mention the terrific acting on Willem Dafoe’s part. But I can’t help but feel like they try to cover up poor writing and weak plot points by slapping us with good old nostalgia. I had fun but I do not think it was necessarily the good movie the reviews make it seem to be. What am I missing? Am I right or am I just knit picking here!<

1. >!For one, the ENTIRE conflict hinged on the idea that two heroes, who can and have LITERALLY saved the world from countless threats even going so far as reviving half the universe, couldn’t find it in them to communicate and discuss implications of casting a spell BEFORE starting it. That’s it. So much drama, all cos Peter didn’t think of making it clear whom he wanted to forget he was Spider-Man, and Dr strange didn’t think of clarifying before actually beginning.!<
2. >!Two, tobey getting stabbed - what was the point of that? It had no bearing on the story as a whole other than to get you to think he was gonna die, kind of like a cheap jump scare. (Was this is call back that I missed? Perhaps Goblin getting his revenge?)!<
3. >!Three, the recycled footage of Lizard and sandman - just think about it, something the scale of Spider-Man or Disney studios and they still had to recycle footage? all the budget in the world and they couldn’t fly out/convince to fly out Rhys Ifan’s and Thomas Church to shoot actual scenes.!<
4. >!Four, the Filipino-baiting was cheap too. I’m Filipino so I know of the phenomenon that Filipinos seek global validation as a result of hundreds of years of colonialism. The extended scenes of Ned’s grandma speaking Filipino was nothing more to get Pinoys riled up and share with their friends that there’s a scene, so they all end up watching it later. Western Shows and YouTubers do this a lot where they focus on some aspect Of filipino culture Cos they know that we get a kick out of it. Compare how much more time Ned’s grandma speaks tagalog than Katy’s grandma speaks Chinese in Shang chi.!<
5. >!Five, Tom alone as Spider-Man is already loved. I feel like then injecting dr strange and all the other villains is just too much of the whole crossover idea. The past Marvel films recently have all been about crossovers that make me feel like we’re eventually gonna get sick of it at some point. Why can’t we focus on 1 hero at a time anymore?!<

>!I may just be knit picking on points 2-5 but you can’t deny that point 1 is a valid argument to why i think this film is bad if you can look past Fanboying over seeing your old Heroes and villains come back to the big screen. So please CMV!<
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1 - Peter is young and immature, he didn’t even think about calling mit. Doctor strange thought Peter had already thought it through, which he hadn’t 

2 - it was to drive home the idea that tom holland was being reckless, and it scares the audience 

3 - they had scheduling issues so they couldn’t reshoot anything, but they did do the voices.

4 - they certainly weren’t thinking “Hey if Ned’s grandma is Filipino more people will watch the movie

5 - the 3 marvel movies before this were all about singular characters or groups, almost fully seperate from the already built up cast.