Gotta give Otto credit. He gets cured of the deranging influence of the tentacles' AI and the first two things he does are say thank you and ask how he can help. Nobody would've blamed him for wanting to take a nap, have a good, solid cry, or any of a number of other things, but nope: straight to helping the others.

Norman’s most innocent moment, “I can go for a burrito”

"Gotta be careful where you fall" Really goes to show, half the problems in the MCU could've been solved by OSHA.

I really love how much they emphasized Norman's love of science and the scientific process. Just little moments like him examining Dum-E in the background or the utter fascination he has with Peter using the machine. Really reminds me of how much Norman admired Peter in Spectacular Spiderman.

I knew Doc Ock had voices in his head but I didn’t realize they were constant

4:54 : I love Otto's reaction. His mind had been poisoned for at least a week and now he's finally freed from the arms influence.

I kinda like how they make the villains more human. Dr. Octavius, Sandman and Osborne always seemed kinda human in the Sam Rami movies, but this kinda adds more to their tragic characters. Granted almost all of them are unhinged psychopaths or are possesed by something, but it makes them less of 2D villians and more like just bad people.

This hit me, seeing Otto become cured and decide to help Spider-man. I just wish they would have given him a bit more of a role afterwards. I mean, this guy was literally the Tony Stark of his universe and time. Otto designed a fusion reactor, AI system for the arms, the arms themselves that could handle and maintain a fusion reaction, and was FAMILIAR with Spider-man's nano-tech. Hell, it's amazing that Otto's AI system was even compatible with nano-tech. All of this in 2004!

"damn, gotta be careful where you fall"

Seeing Otto happy again was great.

4:33 That made me happy he became good.

I think you can see Norman's fleeting moments before Goblin takes over, in about 20 seconds. Starting at 3:40 ish when he is exhilarated and happy with Peter, s he was with "his" Peter. Then he sees the cure process for Doc begin, and becomes more serious. Still telling Doc to trust Peter, but I think the Goblin-mind is starting to realize it is in danger and that caused the initial shift. Then Doc calls him a monster, and Norman recoils, with anger not insult. Maybe even disgust, but the shift might have begun there.

A nice detail that some may not have noticed is that just before Peter puts the cure on Otto, Otto, still under the control of the tentacles' AI, says to Peter: "I swear, when I get out of this WE'RE gonna rip you in...". He says "we're", meaning that the tentacles's AI was so afraid from what Peter was going to do to it and that it's not gonna have control anymore of Otto that it literally just spoke through Otto right at that last moment to try and deter Peter from "defeating" it. This kind of attention to detail is just another reason for why I like this movie so so much! ❤

Does Otto even know his "Villian Name?" I mean when Mae asked him if he wanted fresh or salt water, he didn't know what she was talking about. That scene kinda made me chuckle!

"Damn, gotta be careful where you fall" Words well spoken.

Legitimately crying tears of happiness for Otto. He never had a tragic backstory here where he was turned to evil because of injustice or anything. Jesus just went too far _for the good of humanity_ and the literal weakest point of failure for him to become a villain broke. He never wanted to be a villain. He wanted to better the world. He just had one small electrical accident happen to a chip and the AI poisons his mind. He tries to fight it but can't. He doesn't want to be like this but the AI pushes him to pursue what he wants in any way he wants. So happy they gave him a cure here. He got to be himself again, whole. Imagine being able to give that back to the Joker. Give him his sanity and life back. Be able to turn him back around back down the right path.

Imagine traveling back in time with a copy of No Way Home & showing it to people who just saw Spider-Man 1. Sure, they wouldn't understand 90% of what's happening in it, but if you told them that there would be 8 live action Spider Man movies in 20 years they would likely be both surprised yet excited for what's to come.

A really good way to determine if Osborn is Osborn or the Goblin is by looking at his teeth. Williem Dafoe actually wore fake teeth to portray Osborn as it shows Osborns need for perfection and his need to display a calm and presentable personality. When he is portraying Goblin though he us not wearing fake teeth and you can see that theres gapes between the teeth and that they are crooked and bent. Osborn was actually helping Peter create these cures, but when the time came for the Goblin's cure to develop the Goblin took over and attacked Peter. The Goblin was perfectly fine using Osborn to take out the other villains to lessen the competition, but only fought when it became necessary for its own survival. Same for when he attacked Peter again at the end of the film. All the other villains here neutralized, so the competition was gone.

4:38 You can lightly hear Sam Raimi's Spider Man 2 theme song in thr back.

Absoulutely love the Raimi sounding music when Otto turns good again

I feel so bad for Norman, he finally was catching a break from the insanity of his mind, the idea of a cure was right on the horizon, he just saw his friend get cured himself. I was so sad when he lost control again.

0:25 If you look closely to the TV when Electro turns it on, you can see the Statue of Liberty having Captain America's shield put on it, with 67% of the population opposing to the renovation. By the time of the Final Battle, the statue suffers no damage at all, but the shield gets taken off, thus putting the statue back to normal.

1:57 doc ock:I heard that!

I love the crossover with Tom Holland and the villains from different Spider-Verses

Man, I really felt for Ock here. This scene was all about him for the most part. Nice.

"Gen Z is weak" , well have you ever heard it takes b@lls to forgive someone and give them a second chance? The movie teaches empathy and reminds people of humanity. As a zillenial, Im very PROUD of Tom

I love the small detail of Otto saying "We"

2:23 a lot of people seem to miss this scene, then ask why Flint even joined the Sinister Six. Max put the idea in his head that they don't need to trust Peter, that they can do whatever they want in this universe. Goblin put the last vocal nail in the coffin.

Does anyone else feel like crying their eyes out when Otto says "It's so quiet....those voices, they're....I had almost forgotten"? It's an experience I will never have again in my life, not having those voices and thoughts in my head

Sand man dropping sand everywhere but he could easily just absorb it back up

5:12 side quest completed. upgrades are available

That quick little interaction between Ock and May instantly reminds me of Oc's entire storyline from his comic origin where he was in love with May. Didnt make sense in Tobey's movie, but we can see it here. albeit briefly

I love the part where Peter explains about Doc Ock’s problem it’s just that feeling I get when someone mentions or explains about my favourite characters in a movie 😃

1:53 you will understand when you grow up Peter

3:15 You know it man!

Electro : Look at this place and all the possibilities Sandman : what this condo Electro : yeah yeah the condo i love the whole open floor plan , no no man I’m talking about the world Lol 😂😂

This is when the movie started becoming surreal, even more than what the trailers promised.

Doc oc will this humiliation ever cease ROTFLMAO 😂

Jamie Foxx is the best. Max Dillion is not that bad. Sorry that he fell into pool electric eels. I agree with he said 3:17.

Freshwater or salt? You know cuz you're an octopus. I laughed hard in theatres 😅😂 lmao

This is why I like Doc Oc the most ❤

Imagine If raimi venom was there. He'd team up with the goblin and spidey would have one hell of a bad time

It's really awesome how this version of Peter thought to help them rather than just blindly fight them. He believed that deep down they were all good people, even Norman. And he was right, all of them were just victims of extremely unfortunate accidents that had driven them mad.

Ain't nobody gonna talk about the thumbnail 😂 how ya pass it

I like to think that this was Goblin the whole time and not Norman. And he was helping Peter cure everyone because in terms of his own power, he was the weakest of all the villains there. He couldn't compete with them in a straight up fight so he worked with peter to set up a cure for all of them to get them out of his way to take down spiderman himself.

What I love is this little known fact. Jamie Fox’s character Max Dillion just lights up when he sees Robert Downey Jr’s character’s invention. What’s cool is that Foxx and RDJ are best friends in real life. They starred in a 2009 theatrical drama The Soloist. Gotta love real life chemistry that even on screen characters can’t get away from 😂

The writers clearly loved the actor, the character, his first movie, and the fans aswell. While they digitally de-aged him, Alfred Molina is Doctor Octavius.

The Goblin was probably just “sleeping,” in the meantime so he could get a feel for this universe, but as soon as he watched Otto get cured, it was like watching death occur for him.

5:37 how can I help

I just noticed the F.E.A.S.T. truck at 1:32. Martin Li confirmed?

Honestly, when I first saw this in the theater I thought Otto was playing possum. I was expecting him to attack the second Peter released the arm restraints. I was very happy when it turned out that Otto wasn’t lying, he really was free at last.

While it was impossible as they were running out of time, I wonder had Otto stood in the MCU a little longer if he could've gotten one of the advanced biomechanics companies to surgically remove and unfuse the arms from his spine, i mean they could literally 3D-Print skin onto hawkeye in 2015 so I wonder how far the technology advanced by 2024, 9 years after Age of Ultron.

3:12/3:50

Same sound effects as Spiderman PS5 when his suit is upgrading 😍

Idk y but I feel like John Candy would be a perfect Doc Oc The looks, humor, ect

“Gotta be careful where you fall” is so ridiculously funny to me

Holy shit....i just noticed all the badges as they walk in the door....nice call back to iron man 3 when happy was obessed with badges

never noticed the F.E.A.S.T logo on the truck til now

I honestly wonder if MCU Peter’s Aunt May reminds Otto of his late wife Rosie… 🤔

The sad fact is they were all good people and only wanted to help others and they got turned into monsters for it

Pretty cool. I love this movie.

His a lot more now unlike before.

It's so fucking lame that Lizard didn't go in. It would've been hilarious seeing him awkwardly navigating the apartment and hanging out with everyone else; imagine if he was in that cut scene of everyone in the elevator. He desperately needed more screen time.

I love how Norman is already examining and trying to figure out the hologram.

I hope one day we see Superior Spiderman. Otto as Spiderman, not holding back at all. Punching Scorpion's jaw right off and realizing that Spiderman was always holding back against him and everyone else.

gotta be careful where you fall LMAO⚡⚡😂😂😭💀

You let bad guys into your home, you get what you want, Peter

If Parker fixes Osborn first, perhaps aunt May would have lived?

Cool scene.

3:08-3:19. That's the way of it sometimes. How most villains get their powers/abilities.

fresh water or salted… coz ur an octopus LOL

Honestly the goblin was kind of dumb on his part to start attacking. When he had all the resources of technology to learn from and use.

didnt notice this but man this movie was such a banger hahah

In the MCU, superhumans can control their appearance. That is why Electro is human in this film.

doctor octavos was the only one who was cured but still kept his powers.

High tech lock. But wooden door lol.

4:12 subtitles say "we're gonna rip you in KZfaq [Music]" and doc ock really just says that

Since the villains are no longer clone versions, but have their personality and motivations made less intense due to the haze they are in, when they're brought into Peter 1's universe, Aunt May should tell Peter that it's safe enough to be around them as they're "essentially sedated", and the worst and extremely unlikely scenario - if one happens to retaliate, she'll run while he fights the person off. They have a strong motivation to not fight given that death is looming over them, so she feels safe.

The most ambitious crossover in the Bane (no one cared who i was till i put on the mask) of existence

Before, I said that Dr. Strange should be tied up in Flash's apartment, but now I realise he can be tied up in Happy's apartment. However, I like the evolution of Peter and Flash's relationship getting stronger, and him being ripe for Peter feeling alone and wanting to connect with someone eventually in college, where he can ideally meet Harry through Flash (as Peter connects with Flash through his friendship with Harry after a poor high school relationship with him, in the comics), and then Gwen and Mary Jane through Harry (Peter, Gwen, Harry, and Mary Jane is a core friend group in the comics). Aunt May will be onboard with Dr. Strange being trapped, but if Happy comes over, he may not, and him seeing all these possibly dangerous, powerful beings in his apartment is enough for him to process - Dr. Strange being tied up could easily be the straw that breaks the camel's back for tolerance here. Also, Dr. Strange being close by risks setting off some of the villains regarding embracing their darker natures, as he is passionate about murdering them. Therefore, Peter will deduce it's best to take Dr. Strange to Flash's apartment.

New title: Spiderman brings older Villains to a Happy place

After Peter hacked into Doc Ocks arms and became in control, did the arms stop telling Doc Ock what to do in his head?

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 *Tom Holland* - 1 June 1996 - age: *25* _Peter Parker/Spider-Man_ 5' 8" (1.73 m) 🇺🇲 *Jamie Foxx* - 12/13/67 - age: *54* _Max Dillon/Electro_ 5' 9" (1.75 m) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 *Alfred Molina* - 24 May 1953 - age: *68* _Dr. Otto Octavias/Doc Ock (Doctor Octopus)_ 6' 2½" (1.89 m) 🇺🇲 *Willem Dafoe* - 07/22/55 - age: *66* _Norman Osborn/Green Goblin_ 5' 9½" (1.77 m) _with_ 🇺🇲 *Marisa Tomei* - 12/04/64 - age: *57* _May Parker_ 5' 4½" (1.64 m)

In Universe 616, the advance technology is the result of one man: Tony Stark.

They should make a back to the future reboot with tom Holland as Marty.

Could Sandman just absorb his sand back to his body, not wipe it off sofa to floor.

Needed more Tobey and Andrew

If I were Doc Oc, I would invest in some kind of protective covering for that nape chip. Just saying.

You do know he’s not a real octopus, right? They just call him that because he has eight limbs

I love Electro, too bad he use his power for evil and not for mankind. I mean, I could use somebody who could use electricity as a temporary backup for whatever important project I have if the powergrid fails.

Otto's now being cured though. But what about Norman? I think know that he isn't cured anymore

Let's just ignore the fact that this doesn't change that Doc Ock's arms are still welded to his spine.

I'm with Norman on that I could go for a burrito too

Otto's now being cured but he almost forgotten everything. But what about Norman? I think that he's not even cured

well, Doc Ock turned good in the end and Flint Marko wasn't a psycho and he didnt die at least in the movies, Dr Connors never died so some things dont make sense in the movie.

Aside of the Flaws this movie handles the cameos way better than the Flash movie

Ayo the thumbnail tho🤨

Come on doc ock you need cure for your memories because your chip is fried

You know after seeing sandman, I wonder if he can survive the thanos snap since his whole body was sand and I feel that its impossible to kill him with the infinity stones

Just realised how dark the comment "careful where you fall" is - cough cough - Gwen Stacy