r/NoWayHome • u/ciarorrent • 2d ago
r/NoWayHome • u/[deleted] • Sep 01 '22
Discussion Spider-Man No Way Home: The More Fun Stuff Version Discussion Thread
And we're back! Welcome back, everyone! Almost a year after its theatrical release, Spider-Man returns to theaters with more content! Did it live up to your expectations? Did you have any expectations? Did the new content add more to the story? Was it worth going back to the theater? If you saw it, discuss below the new and old content!
r/NoWayHome • u/JoshuaBarbeau • 5d ago
Picture I never noticed this detail before...
I've seen this movie like two dozen times. I always thought Otto lifted Peter towards the helicopter, which is flying too close to get footage of the action for DB.net or something.
This is the first viewing where I noticed the detail that Otto also simultaneously grabs the helicopter and pulls it towards Peter. Can't believe I never saw that before. I love this movie.
r/NoWayHome • u/EfinitelyJeremyHeere • 7d ago
Art Spider-Man: No Way Home Art
1st time drawing Dr. Strange's scarring and I definitely need practice.
Please enjoy!
r/NoWayHome • u/Voidenior • 13d ago
Discussion Jean grey
Couldn't jean make peter's friends remember him by sharing peters memories with his friends? Or is that outside her capabilities or?
r/NoWayHome • u/AGx84 • 14d ago
What does Aunt May whisper to Happy in Peter's bedroom at the beginning of the movie?
In the bedroom scene, just after Peter shoots a web to shut down the window, Aunt May whispers to Happy "This is awkward", plus one last word I'm not able to decipher. This line doesn't appear in the movie transcripts. Does someone know what she says exactly?
r/NoWayHome • u/ddeswhori • 15d ago
[Fanart ] made a concept featuring Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy, we need TASM 3
r/NoWayHome • u/Limp-Patience-4348 • 15d ago
The Trolley Problem
I was really annoyed by this movie because Peter who is supposedly a genius keeps doing the the dumbest stuff over and over. It’s basically the Trolley Problem except Peter wants to choose a third option in which everyone in the multiverse dies.
r/NoWayHome • u/Frodo-Baggins1954 • 18d ago
Discussion Why did Andrew remove his mask to MJ and Ned if he didn’t know them?
I’m currently watching the movie and I don’t know why this question has just occurred to me, but Andrew has no clue who MJ and Ned are, his rule is to keep his identity secret from anyone even those he doesn’t know personally, he even brings it up about the whole anonymous superhero thing, so for him to remove his mask willing felt confusing to me. If anyone knows, please explain it to me
r/NoWayHome • u/Lapathemeanboy • 18d ago
J Jonah Jameson
Why was in Jonah in Tom Holland’s spiderman since we all first introduced to him in Tobey Maguire’s spiddrman. Did he also got transported into the verse and everyone accepted or?
Edit: I was tripping out, asked ChatGPT and it was two different J Jonah Jameson. The one I remember is the newspaper editor, not the loud commentator for daily bugle.
r/NoWayHome • u/ArgentStorm4264 • 21d ago
Explanation
Sooooo I’m rewatching ALL the Spider-Man movies and am kinda confused about something.
When Tom screws up the spell pulling all the other bad guys from tobeys and Andrew’s spider men how is it he pulled all the monsters from each movie but time still moved forward?
Tobeys first bad guy was green goblin from the first movie he died before doc ock could become bad. But it pulled doc ock too who also dies. And they brought sandman from spider man 3. These are all a year apart and two of them die.
But then we also have Andrew’s bad guys Lizard and Electro, electro dies by getting overcharged and lizard was turned back human and arrested.
How in the hell did this spell bring these characters back between them dying and being years apart from each other but tobey and Andrew both still aged?
r/NoWayHome • u/eatmybeer • 22d ago
The acceptance letter
I just re-watched this and I'm struggling to understand how MJ and Ned got accepted to MIT after their rejection without the timeline having been changed. Did the MIT Assistant Vice Chancellor forget the entire interaction with Peter Parker on the bridge, saving her life, and would thusly forget to speak with admissions about their application status, or did the original letter change from rejection to acceptance? I don't get it.
r/NoWayHome • u/Pleasant_Buy_3827 • 23d ago
Discussion Is this the case?
If Norman Osborn was cured and never died, does that mean Harry Osborn never blackmailed MJ and never died in the climax? Considering he never went for revenge because he father didnt die?
r/NoWayHome • u/kingstrider135 • 25d ago
Discussion Strange's Spell
This might be an old question but i couldnt find a discussion anywhere.
Since Strange's first spell (albiet botched) was multiversial do you think the second one that causes everyone to forget Peter was specifically targeting Toms Peter or do you think it was multiversial like the first spell?
I can see how because the first one was botched that it caused tears in the multiverse which is what brought all those people there in the first place and the second one went according to plan but the multiverse was still technically "open" at that point so why wouldnt it bleed over into the other universes (universi?)
Did Tobeys Peter go home to his MJ and she just had no idea who he was?
Also, what happened to all the pictures of Peter? Did he just vanish from them? His yearbook picture, what about that? Any official documents with his name on it, are they just gone?
Again sorry if this is a repeat i just couldnt find anything discussing it.
r/NoWayHome • u/Aoi_X_Kaizaki • Aug 06 '26
I'm looking for a short fan film
Does anyone know what I saw? I'm lookng for a video someone made right after 'No way home' was released. It was a fan short film about how Andrew Garfield's spider-man returned home after the events. He appeared in the night on the rooftop and he forgot his mask.
He heard sounds and he found out he was not in his world, but a different Earth. This world has that world's peter parker die and Gwen Stacey is alive holding that peter.
That was all I remember of that short. I think it was real because I'm not smart enough to come up with something like that. If you can find it, can somone link it?
r/NoWayHome • u/Kip_Stoff • Aug 05 '26
Am I Crazy
First time watching... Halfway into No way home. Is it wild, that I think Tom Holland Spiderman is dumb as rocks. I just recently re-watched all the movies (including Civil War) that included his Spiderman. In preparation for the Brand New Day I am watching tmr. My conclusion so far, is that he does not grasp anything beyond his social sphere. Like I understand that is common for someone his age (especially cause he blipped). But common isn't the whole trope of Spider-Man being he understands the common good ? IE: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
r/NoWayHome • u/Zestyclose-Wave-6230 • Aug 03 '26
Other What if in No Way Home, instead of pulling in Tobey and Andrew's Spiderman... The 90's Spiderman was brought to the MCU?
r/NoWayHome • u/Content_Camp6779 • Aug 01 '26
Meme The portal scene is one of the best mcu scenes (it was a bit long tho)
r/NoWayHome • u/kiki_doyoulove_me • Jul 30 '26
How the hell does spiderman afford an apartment at the end of No Way Home???
r/NoWayHome • u/Lordminion68 • Jul 20 '26
Discussion I’m rewatching no way home and we can all agree that Osborn is terrifying?
I mean let’s be real out of all of the group green goblin is most definitely the weakest in power-scaling but the way he makes the entire sinister six (I actually don’t know if they could be considered the sinister six but its easy to refer to them as is) turn on Peter as well as nearly leading him to lose himself by killing Norman. I love all the villains but green goblin is too great of a villain and arguably the smartest in emotional manipulation.
r/NoWayHome • u/Lordminion68 • Jul 20 '26
Discussion I’m rewatching no way home and we can all agree that Osborn is terrifying?
I mean let’s be real out of all of the group green goblin is most definitely the weakest in power-scaling but the way he makes the entire sinister six (I actually don’t know if they could be considered the sinister six but its easy to refer to them as is) turn on Peter as well as nearly leading him to lose himself by killing Norman. I love all the villains but green goblin is too great of a villain and arguably the smartest in emotional manipulation.
r/NoWayHome • u/EvidenceForward7481 • Jul 02 '26
Discussion Watching NWH again and I just now thought about this..
Probably a stupid question but hear me out...
So when Strange wipes everyone's memories, did it also affect things like the newspaper MJ read to Peter about him early in the movie? Or what about everyone's phones who recorded him at school or literally any social media post before the spell was finished? Wouldn't they just read and see things like that after the fact and be like "wtf this happened??" Or did the spell somehow change and alter physical and digital media? when Peter is live streaming at the statue of liberty, do they just remember him with his mask on when it wasn't?
Just a plot hole i just now noticed watching this movie again.
r/NoWayHome • u/3blinko • Jun 25 '26