Spider-Man: No Way Home | December 17, 2021 | The More Fun Stuff Version (yes, that's what it's called) comes to theaters September 2nd!

[grey ghost]

1 hour ago, Firepower said:

Just because this is a massive fan service and nostalgia bait doesn't mean it's the best Spider-Man movie, unless fan service and nostalgia are everything for you of course. And looks like it's everything for most people judging by those insane audience ratings and reactions.

 

For some people, a powerful crowd experience with nostalgia is the ultimate movie going experience.

 

Think about it. You're transported to your childhood like the food critic in Ratatouille and you have a tribal connection and shared experience where you cry, laugh, and cheer your heart out. It's all very cathartic, especially during difficult times.

 

It might be a dumb theme park ride for some but for others it doesn't get much better at the movies.

 

Personally I'm happy that Marvel Studios found the crowd pleaser formula. It means we'll get more roaring crowd experiences in the future which are bucket list worthy depending on who you ask.

 

 

[Fox20]

3 hours ago, Firepower said:

Just because this is a massive fan service and nostalgia bait doesn't mean it's the best Spider-Man movie, unless fan service and nostalgia are everything for you of course. And looks like it's everything for most people judging by those insane audience ratings and reactions.

Maybe maybe just maybe people have different opinions than you? wild right?

[WittyUsername]

I’d say this is the best of the MCU Spider-Man movies thus far, but not the best Spider-Man movie overall. 

[THUNDER BIRD]

Watched it in India, early release.

 

Louder and better crowd reactions than Endgame and Infinity War, something i thought would never happen.

 

Incredible experience.

[Knights of Ren]

17 minutes ago, WittyUsername said:

I’d say this is the best of the MCU Spider-Man movies thus far, but not the best Spider-Man movie overall. 

Agree with this 100%.  It also made me very excited for future Tom Holland Spider-Man films which I think was its biggest accomplishment. 

[Darth Lehnsherr]

Bring on the next trilogy before Sony decides to take all the rest of the villains into their own solo films.

[SpiderByte]

Crams a bit much in towards the third act still loved this.

[Deep Wang]

Well shit.  That was good.

[Mango]

Holy shit I can believe how much ass this movie kicks. So fucking good.

[Firepower]

5 hours ago, Fox20 said:

Maybe maybe just maybe people have different opinions than you? wild right?

It doesn't justify those ratings, it's not The Godfather or The Shawshank Redemption, wild right? 10/10 fan-service/nostalgia doesn't equal 10/10 movie itself.

 

6 hours ago, grey ghost said:

 

For some people, a powerful crowd experience with nostalgia is the ultimate movie going experience.

 

Think about it. You're transported to your childhood like the food critic in Ratatouille and you have a tribal connection and shared experience where you cry, laugh, and cheer your heart out. It's all very cathartic, especially during difficult times.

 

It might be a dumb theme park ride for some but for others it doesn't get much better at the movies.

 

Personally I'm happy that Marvel Studios found the crowd pleaser formula. It means we'll get more roaring crowd experiences in the future which are bucket list worthy depending on who you ask.

Don't you think it's weird that fan service and nostalgia "experience" about childhood movies gets much better reception than the actual childhood movies? And it's not because this movie is anywhere near as good, if you remove everything related to older movies here, you'll get nothing.

 

[eddyxx]

Omg would you people STOP ENJOYING THINGS!

[Joyous Legion]

Just entered the IMDb top 10, lmao

[lorddemaxus]

12 minutes ago, Product Driven Legion said:

Just entered the IMDb top 10, lmao

Yeah, like other big event Marvel movies did before this (Infinity War did and Endgame did too). This started off at 2nd place earlier in the day. Already down to 8th.

Edited December 17, 2021 by lorddemaxus

[Saul Goodman]

95% RT with 206 reviews

99% audience score

[Joyous Legion]

5 minutes ago, lorddemaxus said:

Yeah, like other big event Marvel movies did before this (Infinity War did and Endgame did too). This started off at 2nd place earlier in the day. Already down to 8th.

I don’t recall the trajectory of IW or Endgame, but you’re quite off on NWH. It has been climbing steadily all day. I do expect it will peak soon and then settle modestly above the current highest McU.

[lorddemaxus]

4 minutes ago, Product Driven Legion said:

I don’t recall the trajectory of IW or Endgame, but you’re quite off on NWH. It has been climbing steadily all day. I do expect it will peak soon and then settle modestly above the current highest McU.

This was the movie a couple hours ago when it entered the list. It seems went down to the 10s and went back up as more ratings got added while keeping its 9.2 (no different to something like Endgame): 

 

Will start dropping a lot more when average drops from 9.2 (which didn't happen to Endgame for a few days btw). 

[John Rambo]

Loved this movie. Never seen this kind of response to any Hollywood movie in my place since Endgame. 

 

Never liked holland as spidey but this movie made me soften a bit on him!

 

Booked tickets for 2nd time in IMAX 3D coming tuesday and tickets are getting booked pretty fast already!

 

SM1 > SM2> NWH>TASM=SM3>TASM2>>>>>>>>FFH>>>>>>>Homecoming

[fmpro]

Denmark shuts down again. Theaters closes sometime this weekend.

So i have booked tickets for friday,saturday and sunday. This movie was so good i need to go 3 times more before sitting home all winther doing nothing..

[grey ghost]

3 hours ago, Firepower said:

It doesn't justify those ratings, it's not The Godfather or The Shawshank Redemption, wild right? 10/10 fan-service/nostalgia doesn't equal 10/10 movie itself.

 

Don't you think it's weird that fan service and nostalgia "experience" about childhood movies gets much better reception than the actual childhood movies? And it's not because this movie is anywhere near as good, if you remove everything related to older movies here, you'll get nothing.

 

 

 

Yeah I think plenty of people enjoyed Endgame more than Avengers 1 because there's a snowball effect that builds over time.

[grey ghost]

1 hour ago, lorddemaxus said:

Yeah, like other big event Marvel movies did before this (Infinity War did and Endgame did too). This started off at 2nd place earlier in the day. Already down to 8th.

 

Who cares about imdb ratings?

 

Trolls can review bomb there.