Spider-Man: No Way Home
Directed by Jon WattsPeter Parker's secret identity is revealed to the entire world. Desperate for help, Peter turns to Doctor Strange to make the world forget that he is Spider-Man. The spell goes horribly wrong and shatters the multiverse, bringing in monstrous villains that could destroy the world.
Spider-Man: No Way Home Ratings & Reviews
- bigric79January 25, 2025Loved it great movie and a great rewatch
- CravanThePugilist1d agoThe balls they made to make this, dude. Absolutely epic.
- Jay GrafFebruary 15, 2026Great movie
- Mandy WehrleMarch 15, 2025I love this movie me and my friend watched it together we got sad and we where laughing at parts amazing watch would watch it again.
- DurosityFebruary 3, 2026Definitely the best of the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies!
- keakongFebruary 1, 2026so cool
- JoshFebruary 9, 2025Best Spider-Man film
- Edwin M. N.January 25, 2026Watched it again on this Day and Man I gotta Say this Movie Holds up Really well .... It blends the entertainment of a comic and the imagination it invokes. It fuses it with heart and the blueprint of who Peter Parker is across all Universes while celebrating their differences. Then it breaks your heart. The ending felt just like a Comic Reset. I really Hope Spider-Man 4 Picks up tonally where it left off.... Please let us Get the Maximum Carnage Saga ....
- Tubeman72December 31, 2025Peter Parker swings into the cinemas again, for the third time within five years. Tom Holland emerges as the third cinematic Spider-Man of the twenty-first century. 'No Way Home' is the final piece in a trilogy for which Sony and Marvel/Disney, after a decade of wrangling over rights, joined forces to integrate Spider-Man into the kaleidoscopic Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The entertaining 'No Way Home' largely succeeds in this and, like many other films from the Marvel stable, creates bridges to even grander and more far-reaching adventures. In 'Far From Home' (2019), the second part of the triptych, the whole world came to know that Peter Parker is actually Spider-Man through the enemy Mysterio. Peter would like to undo this and asks Dr. Strange. However, something goes wrong with Dr.'s conjuring spell. Strange and so on, the Multiverse opens up in 'No Way Home', causing all kinds of Spider-Man enemies from alternate realities to appear. With its finale-like playing time of almost two and a half hours, 'No Way Home' runs quite smoothly. However, metal fatigue also occurs. This is not so much due to the above-average running time, but to the amount of pathos that the film repeatedly pushes into the viewer: with great powers comes great responsibility. Where the first Tobey Maguire Spider-Man film puts this motto into one film, the Holland Spider-Man emphatically spreads it over three films. There are moments when you think: come on, move on and talk less about your double life. Take an example of 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse', writer Phil Lord has a much fresher narrative pace here. What about the action in 'No Way Home'? That's generally fine. The action scenes are well dosed and in terms of visual spectacle, director Jon Watts leaves a lot to be desired. Especially the scene where Spider-Man clashes with his reluctant mentor, Dr. Stephen Strange, is a visual tour de force. It is a dizzying mix between Escher images brought to life and building-bending effects from 'Inception' (Christopher Nolan, 2010). However, there is also something to be said about the action scenes. Because some scenes take place almost entirely in the dark, the choreography is sometimes difficult to follow. As far as a superhero can be ordinary, the youthful Peter Parker from Hell's Kitchen in New York is one of the most approachable costume heroes. It therefore makes these films more light-hearted than, for example, the deeply patriotic and rock-solid, essentially boring, 'Captain America'. Creators Stan Lee and Steve Ditko already had the humorous approachability of Spider-Man in mind when they wrote the sentence “Just another service provided by your friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man!” introduced in the original comic. Peter Parker is also far removed from the demigods from the DC/Warner Bros universe. Spider-Man is truly one of us, and not an otherworldly being. All in all, the cuddliness of Peter Parker and the thoughtful fan service make 'No Way Home' a satisfying addition to the MCU.
- Ty LeetMarch 8, 2025A blast every time, I’ll never forget seeing it opening night with a full crowd.
- Adolfo CoronaDecember 28, 202510/10 cried
- marcosnava65December 24, 2025How do I watch it
- Danny Potter-JonesNovember 21, 2025Perfect. 👉👈👇👆🫵☝️
- FelipeJune 17, 2025This movie will never not be iconic but some of the villains are lame BUT I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT PETER WILL DO NEXT MARVEL GOD DAMNNIT F OFFFF WITH THIS CLIFFHANGERSSSSSS
- CaseMediaNovember 1, 2025Good movie and great references to older titles
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Trivia
Spider-Man: No Way Home was released on December 15, 2021.
Spider-Man: No Way Home was directed by Jon Watts.
Spider-Man: No Way Home has a runtime of 2h 28m.
Spider-Man: No Way Home was produced by Kevin Feige, Amy Pascal.
Peter Parker's secret identity is revealed to the entire world. Desperate for help, Peter turns to Doctor Strange to make the world forget that he is Spider-Man. The spell goes horribly wrong and shatters the multiverse, bringing in monstrous villains that could destroy the world.
The key characters in Spider-Man: No Way Home are Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Tom Holland), MJ (Zendaya), Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch).
Spider-Man: No Way Home is rated PG-13.
Spider-Man: No Way Home is an Action, Adventure, Science Fiction film.
Spider-Man: No Way Home has an audience rating of 9.7 out of 10.
Spider-Man: No Way Home had a budget of $200M.
Spider-Man: No Way Home has made $1.92B at the box office.