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The way he looks at the apartment and realizes he's all alone is heartbreaking dude.

- gets threatened by his ex girlfriend's dad and almost died - lost Tony, the one who is father figure to him - betrayed by beck who he thought his friend - accused killing mysterio - lost his aunt because of helping other universe peoples - forgotten by his girlfriend, bestfriend and everyone he loves - being hated by public -being all alone by himself now Still wants to do the right thing and help those ungrateful peoples. And that's Spiderman for you

No more Stark Tech, no more Happy, no more Aunt May, MJ, and Ned knowingly who Peter Parker is. A whole new life for him.😢

He's finally the Spider-Man we all wanted him to be. No more fancy Stark tech, no friends who know who he is, no support system, just himself and his grit, from boy to man.

This final swing really hits me deep. Sure it doesn't look that cool, but it looks "sad". I remember in Homecoming, Peter was shouting a lot while swinging like he was having fun. Here, we see him much slower and quieter, as if he's still trying to cope with all the pain he's been through.

This scene is so inspirational to me. Seeing Peter grow from a kid who has it all, becoming more mature but losing everyone and everything, and yet he still does his own responsibility. It just speaks volumes to me. Every time I feel like I've lost it all in life, I always think back to this scene, and I try my best to "swing" again in life, no matter how hard it hit me.

This was the best ending to a Spider-Man movie possible. Peter finally completed his journey from boy to man. I already liked MCU Spidey but this movie made Tom Holland my definitive live action Spider-Man.

No joke,I’ve probably watched this swing over 10000 times.

This needs to be his permanent suit for now on. It’s beautiful.

I take back everything I said. Tom is now Comic accurate Spidey.

I absolutely love that it took 3 movies to do his origin story. This Peter is now at in my opinion the perfect era for Spiderman. When he’s just saving the neighborhood. He made his own suit. He’s using an app to find crime to fight. He’s on his own. And that’s honestly when Spiderman is at his best. No Stark, no intergalactic threat. Just Spiderman being a cool dude and doing the right thing.

My gf broke up with me recently and I just moved into my new apartment. Walking into your empty place for the first time by yourself is truly an awful experience. We actually saw this together when it was out in theaters.

Tobeys Movies show us how to overcome fear, Andrews show us how to overcome grief, Toms movies show us how to overcome loss, they all show us, That with Great Power, comes Great Responsibility

I honestly love this scene because even though it was really heartbreaking that Peter ended up alone, it sorta takes him right back to Spider-Man’s roots as just a vigilante, not connected to Stark Industries or having any super fancy high-tech stuff. Something about Spider-Man just working on his own feels so right, like Tobey or Andrew’s Spidey’s. He’s an adult now and unfortunately lost all his loved ones so he just needs to learn navigate the world without any guidance, but I’m honestly really excited to see where that takes the story! If nothing else maybe we’ll at least get to see him and MJ fall in love again :)

0:40 Emperor Palpatine was represented better in this movie than in "The Rise of Skywalker" lol

Peter is a truly broken man, but at least he's now the hero Tony wanted him to be.

Greatest Spider-man ending scene of all-time I've ever watched. Makes me feel shivering chills because how I feel for Peter Parker aka Spider-man on losing a loved ones Spider-man is gonna RETURN.

You know how Tom Holland's spider symbol was always small, like it was a baby spider. But now it looks like a full grown spider, which means of his character growth. 🕷🕸

Please let this be in the next movie. This is perhaps the most comic accurate Spider-Man costume we’ve gotten in films. Edit: first, thank everyone for the likes and interactions. Also, can we be a bit nicer to each other? There’s no sense in arguing over this. Just about All the live action suits in the history of Spider-Man films. What makes this for me the most accurate spider suit is that borrows a lot of the best elements from all 3 Spider-Men. To what I’ll say about the blue used in this suit is that there have been different interpretations of Spider-Man that uses that brighter blue. What sells it for me at least is the moving I lenses that really help accentuate that comic book feel when Spider-Man is showing expression. That is the one part for me at least that edges this costume out over the TASM2 suit, and I love that suit. But I don’t want that suit on Tom Holland because that suit belongs to the Andrew Garfield version of Spider-Man and I feel like we can all agree that we want this suit in the next Tom Holland Spider-Man film even if we can agree on, which of the two is better. Let’s all be nice to each other so we can possibly shed the stereotype of being the worst superhero fan Base.

ngl the final swing of this movie actually shows how Peter is dealing with the loss of everyone he loved but also how he's grown as he is taking on inspiration from the other Peter's (Tobey and Andrew's spidermen) both fugitively (as he's swinging without being a goofball) but also literally with his new suit

The Homecoming Trilogy came to an end...but Spider-Man's Journey has just begun.

Sometimes a new beginning isn’t always an easy start, but that doesn’t mean it’ll have a bad ending

I appreciate this ending so much. The weight of Peter losing everything along with him starting over with the traditional spider man story and having to work his way up from the bottom. This Spiderman always felt like he didn’t necessarily earn it because he had Tony helping him so much, but now he gets the chance to get the respect I feel he deserves.

1:04 Andrew theme 1:11 Tobey theme 1:16 Tom Theme

Literally one of the most beautiful ending scenes to a movie I’ve ever seen. 10/10 music and 10/10 suit

Only to me this ending reminds me the start of Spider-Man PS4? The costume, the phone with the police connection, the apartment... TRULY a new beginning for this new Spider-man

I love the final suit Tom Holland wears at the end of Spider Man No Way Home. It reminds me of Ultimate Spider Man

This was so perfect, it was him coming full circle as Spider-Man.

"There are people out there who need Spider-Man, and that's more important than what I need."

Best spider-man ending of all time.

Never Change this Costume again. EVER. It's perfect!

I love the colors and shininess of this suit. It really pops out in a iconic majestic way as if painted by Alex Ross.

I love this scene because he doesn't say anything, it's just the ost and he swingging. But the scene says a lot about his new journey

I feel really alone and suffering in this moment, anxiety is striking and a lot of times I’m afraid I will not be able to handle this bad period. This scene gives me hope, and it helps me trying to go through darkness as Spider-Man would do. I wish all people who are going through an hard moment recovery and peace, maybe there’s a little bit of Spider-Man in all of us that can help us. Stay strong guys ❤️.

No one would have known if he put down the suit. And I doubt anyone would blame him. He still did it because he knows that the world needs a Friendly-Neighborhood Spider-Man. Because with great power, comes great responsibility.

He realizes that Mary Jane & Ned being happy and safe despite sacrificing his own happiness was better. Thats why its so sad. He loses it all but only to protect them

That’s literally the Spider-Man suit from the comics. 🔥

"Three! That's the magic number!"🕺🎵

When he takes the books out of the box and you see a GED test manual, i only just now caught that, that really makes me feel better about trying to get mine, I'm not some old burned out dropout or anything, I'm 22 and was homeschooled, but it's been stressing me out. Say what you want about Tom's spidey, but this level of grounded relatable struggle that peter endures, is exactly the vision that stan lee had for the character, that makes me pretty happy to see that be done, how it had the same effect on me just now, that stan hoped it would on young people. Brilliant man.

Spider-Man No Way Home was amazing, the nostalgia, the three Spider-Men together, this final swing was the perfect way to end the movie 👏👏👏🕸🕷

And thus, the real story begins.

It’s heartbreaking things had to end like this losing his friends and family and everybody who cared about him and loved him.

Something I haven’t seen people talk a lot about is the music! It’s so perfect it feels so bitter sweet so quiet and down but with a sound of hopefulness too

Spider-Man was my childhood. I may not have this movie, but this scene…I have no words to describe how _the_ Amazing Spider-Man was the hero I've adored and looked up to as a kid.

This was such a perfectly bittersweet ending and potential launching off point for the next film. He finally became the Spider-Man we all know and really wanted, but at the cost of losing.. Everything.

Can’t believe this masterpiece turns 2 years this December

After almost 2 years this scene is still beautiful❤️

I loved this movie. My favorite scene was the one with the three Peters. This scene really hit my heart. Two years ago my girlfriend of one year broke up with me because she said she needed space and to work on herself. (Keep in mind we were on our last semester in college and due to COVID 19 everyone was sent home for online school. I attended UT El Paso and being originally from Houston I had nowhere to stay but to move back with my family making long distance between me and her tough) This was right after graduating from college as an environmental engineer and I wanted to start a family with her and propose after grad. Sadly I spent the next 10 months of unemployment and depression because I felt like I lost everything I loved. When Andrew said “I got rageful I got bitter” I gulped because that’s exactly what happened to me. I got raged up at her to me point where I became obsessed in threatening to kill her and her whole family. Eventually she got so terrified she deleted all of her social media and since October 2020 I haven’t heard of her since and probably for the better. Being stuck in my room having my family say that you wasted your degree made my anxiety even worse. I lost myself and that made a huge scar in my heart. Eventually I got vengeful to the point where I would go on indeed and linked in everyday to look for jobs associated with my career anywhere close to El Paso so I could be close to her while at the same time having a prestigious job. Eventually I got the job in some small town in New Mexico close to where she lived. Later in the scene when Tobey said “I got what I wanted, it didn’t make it better!” It resonated with me because even though I got my wish of selfish gratification in making her feel worthless and scared and getting my job just to be “closer” to her, it didn’t make me feel better in the end, I still felt like absolutely crap. After watching this scene in theatres the people next to me shook my shoulder to see if I was okay and I was bawling my eyes out just because of how much those scene really touched me. I now live in another town as a senior environmental engineer technician/scientist just following my career wherever it goes. Not because of some girl. Thank you Spider-Man, for saving me from Myself. 🕷️

When I saw that suit I swear to god my soul left my body. I knew from this moment forward Tom would get to play a real Spider-Man

I genuinely feel out of all the Spideys he lost lot more - Parents, Uncle and Aunt, His Mentor and father figure in Tony and now all his remaining loves ones have no memory of him. That is just so sad. They should have let Tom Kill the Goblin.

In this film Peter truly goes from Iron Man's ward to Spiderman.He goes from School to College.From a kid to an adult. This was something that felt so relatable to me. I finished school in the beginning of 2020(around March), I was pretty much an immature kid shit scared of my future. Then the pandemic reached the shores of my place. Thanks to it I couldn't really join college until the end of the year. It was December when I finally joined college. That 9 month lockdown gap was filled with lots of memories and learning experiences. By the time college started I became a responsible and a mature guy. A lot of people in my peer groups who have known me since childhood were astonished by the change. One year later when I saw this movie I felt seeing myself in Peter's arc. It felt like I was seeing my own memories through this film. Well apart from that this was one of my greatest theater experiences seeing the characters from Raimi-verse, Webb-verse and MCU interact with each other and giving the audience an experience that they would cherish lifelong. This film was filled with nostalgia, well this was my part of nostalgia

This is such a beautiful and heartbreaking ending to the trilogy. Peter is now THE Spider-Man. Homecoming taught him that suit is just a suit, it's who wears it that matters. Far From Home taught him that he needs to create his own legacy, not trying to be someone else. No Way Home taught him about power, responsibility and sacrifice. In the end, Spider-Man saved the multiverse, but at the cost of his life. That short moment where he decides to not tell MJ and Ned about himself is a heartbreaking and one of most accurate Spider-Man scenes in cinema history.

It was the end of his old life and the beginning of a new one

I really hope they introduce Felicia Hardy/Black Cat in the next movie. This would be the perfect opportunity to introduce her now that Peter is alone and doesn’t have friends or family.

This 2 minute clip gave MCU Spiderman 💯 times Character development than all the MCU Spiderman movies combined. This is what Real Spiderman is all about. ❤💪🏻

“its what we do” is the defining quote of spiderman. even though he’s lost everything, he doesnt sulk and think of himself as a victim. he takes the responsibility to make sure those who have it worse than him to know that there will always be someone there to help. he guarantees that hope. he cant promise to save everyone, but he can promise that he’ll try and save that one person who truly needs it. this is the perfect ending to any film with a fully fleshed out and triumphant character.

the fact that he'd be forgotten and to do what he does best and help people now that ladies and gentlemen is a real superhero

He loves the new apartment, but if they would just FIX THE DAMN DOOR!

Look at the subtle details from 1:00 to 1:11 the camera focuses on spiderman's newly stitched suit to the coffee cup.The coffee cup has 3 tea cups having reference to 3 Spiderman stating they are happy to serve us♥️

Man, this score is great! I like how it is slower, representing Peter's emotional state.. Peter came such a long way in this trilogy.

THE NEW BEGINNING OF SPIDER-MAN🕷

I love how they ended it with him swinging around New York, showing that there taking this version of spiderman in the direction the Raimi films did with making him more mature and getting the hang of becoming that grown up, iconic spiderman.

there was something heartbreakingly nostalgic about this ending. At this moment I realised that he whole trilogy was his becoming of a Spider-man as we know it. Made me cry a little

Now that is how you do Spider-Man

Dude this is the most epic/sad final of a spiderman movie.

No more Tony, no more aunt May, no more MJ, no more Ned, Spider man just couldn't catch a breath but he still moving forward and carry on, he is one of my best hero ever, i love you Spider man

I can’t stop loving how beautiful and perfect this suit is. I just wish this suit stays the same throughout Tom Holland’s 2nd Spider-Man Trilogy.

After three full movies and many other appearances, this last scene showed that his story is just beginning.

I know a lot of people say the swing looked bad, but I like it. It's simple. It's nothing fancy because Peter is now stuck with the realization that he is now left with nothing but his suit and now has to start a new beginning for himself.

that's too sad. boy did not deserve all that.

I hated Toms spiderman in general up until this moment. To me... this is really when he became spiderman. No gadgets, no one really around, he's just a good guy trying to do the right thing. He has his police scanner, and is broke... an every day new yorker... This is spiderman.

He looks great in the classic suit, gives me a lot of memories... Seeing your favorite fictional character evolved into a greater one

Here's a fan made monolog "Aunt May is gone. Mr Stark is gone. My best friend, and the girl I love don't remember me. I'm all alone. But you know what? It's fine. They're safe, and happy, that's all that matters. Aunt May was right, with this great power comes a great responsibility. I may not like having to give them up, but it was the responsible choice. Besides, even if my friends, or the world doesn't remember Peter Parker. They *will* remember Spider-Man"

I think this ending is perfect in many ways, but it really symbolizes what the home trilogy sought out to do from the beginning, and that’s tell the story of a kid growing into an adult. In homecoming we see this young, energetic and sorta naive kid yearning to be bigger than he is, eagerly attacking things head on that are too big for him. I remember feeling that way when I was 15, just wanting to hurry up and grow up so I can enjoy all the benefits of being an adult. But Peter has to learn to enjoy his youth for a little longer and realize where he’s best fitted for now. In Far From Home, Peter’s accepted that he’s better being a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, but the world is now rushing him to grow up. He just got content and now he has to confront the responsibilities of getting older. It’s a contrast to the first film. I remember feeling like that when I was 16/17, I still felt like I was a kid in my mind, yet constantly around me were the pressures of “what are you going to do with your life?” “Have you looked into colleges?” “Better start applying yourself more” all these pressures to grow up and confront life when I didn’t feel ready to live up to it. And then in No Way Home after having his whole life tested, Peter is forced to move on from the life of his youth. No longer connected to those he went to school with, no one to rely on for income, moving out on his own for the first time, all these things most kids fresh out of high school experience. Not every high school friendship or relationship lasts despite how impactful they were. Sure, we may not have our entire existence erased from people’s minds, but it sure feels like it. It’s all part of that growing up experience. God I love this trilogy. It means so much to me as someone who basically grew up alongside Tom’s Peter. I was 14 when homecoming came out and 19 when NWH came out. Lost of life parallels in those 3 movies for me. Love them all to death

“The ol’ red and blue, not too shabby”

I think besides Tobey and Andrew, my favorite scene is him saying bye to mj at her work to the end. I wanna feel depressed in a Spider-Man movie and then earn a smile

If you think about it, Peter isn’t alone. The fact that he has other spider man that experienced similar tragedy would probably be a comfort, knowing you all share the same pain. He isn’t alone.

Idc what anyone says but no way home is probably the best spiderman film since spiderman 2

I don’t think anyone noticed this but he does the exact same swing as Imsoniac Spiderman

He finally moved on from Iron Boy Jr.

This is my favorite ending out of all 10 current theatrical Spider-Man movies, it’s just… chills

This was where he manned up I can’t wait to see where he goes from here

This is the moment when Tom really felt like the Spider-Man we’ve known and loved for years. I really liked him as Peter Parker, his story just never felt like a true Spider-Man story until now. I cannot wait to see what he brings moving forward

It's not his character's suffering that people like. What resonates with people is that he is continuing on despite his suffering. Pain doesn't make Spiderman, it's his perseverance

0:20 if u look closely, u can see that peter gives a small grin indicating that he has finally found a new home where he can stay happy.

Such an amazing ending to an amazing emotional action packed film I know people give this a 10/10 for nostalgia and because it's spider man but this film truly is a 10/10

I love the new suit, it looks very classic while unique with the reds and blues being brighter than usual, appreciate for newer younger Spider-Man

This is the saddest Spiderman ending ever. Peter chooses to be alone for everyone's safety, lives alone in an apartment, has now lost his Aunt May and, after seeing his GED study manual, was forced to drop out of high school to support himself. Yet, despite everything, he chooses to carry on as Spider-man and use his powers to protect New York. It's amazing how emotional comic books and movies are to me as an adult sometimes.

This kid has come along way from setting up cameras in an airport to get footage of himself fighting.

From boy to man ! This isn’t sad it’s a triumph ! He has achieved final form ! Bravo !

Soul that could never be broken

Back To Basics, gotta love it. Got "One More Day" in a good way, probably the best way they could have nerfed Peter, and thus, allowing future stories. Next up is Mr Negative, probably.

"Tragedy" is the scene which teaches us that it does not matter what you do for the world, you will always find someone who will do evil to you and this last scene teaches us that in the end you will be alone.Alone. And alone. Greatest Marvel movie of all time (For me)

Chills every-time ❤. One of the most impactful endings in a Marvel film.

The most beautiful Spiderman suit ever

Dont act like yall didnt try to recreate this scene in Marvel Spiderman 2 but dont be ashamed because we all did it , But yeah we all agree that this scene is awesome especially now that we finally have the No Way Home final swing suit in Marvel Spiderman 2 😉

This is the best best mcu suit and probably live action suit we’ve ever seen

Oh by the way, amazing and spectacular brand new Spider-man suit.

Man, I *really* hope they don’t just walk this back next movie.