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Spider-Man: No Way Home - Movie Review

 

Impressive Box Office

Spider-Man: No Way Home appears to be making more in its opening weekend than Venom: Let There Be Carnage did gross. I am not surprised based on all the rumors about who may appear and what will happen in the story. If you are looking for confirmation to any rumors, I am going to try not to give anything away. I will only say there are two post credit scenes that setup two different movies. So, stay all the way until the end of the credits.

Review

Oh I wish I did not promise not to give anything away. This movie is so full of surprises that you just have to watch it. I would recommend watching both Hawkeye and What If...? on Disney+. I could recommend other things to watch but that would give too much away. I keep wanting to say more but will just leave it at that.

The movie is almost two and a half hours long. I doubt they could have shortened the movie without loosing a lot. The movie was nearly a constant non-stop pace. I will say almost the entire theater shouted more than once during the movie. If you have been waiting to see this movie, wait no more. One of the few movies I will say needs to be seen sooner rather than later. Too many will spoil all the fun. I expect this movie to bring the box office records back from pre pandemic as so many will want to see this and you won't be able to stream on Disney+ or HBOMax from the comfort of your home.

Rating

Based on watching and not the hype, I am giving this move an UHD rating. This movie will definitely being going in to my collection. New digital movies are starting to come out now at a reasonable $20 vs the $30 model we saw in 2020 and most of 2021. If you wait like I do, it will initially go on sale for $13 (which is the price point I have been getting many Marvel/Disney movies for) or wait a little longer for it to go on sale for $10. I will update when this is added to my collection.

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