"Doesn't really hurt anymore" such powerful words that made peter realize he shouldn't bother anymore. He just wants everyone to feel safe and not let anything happen to them because of him.

His smile says "Thanks for the coffee" His eyes tell "I love you. I'm sorry. I'll miss you."

Good acting, you can really see Peter's own growth and selflessness in this scene as he comes to accept the consequences of his actions.

The way they ended this movie is absolutely phenomenal and it sets up the next movie really well.

This was the Peter Parker I grew up with. The one who sacrifices his happiness for the safety and well-being of others. This brought me back to the Tobey days

Pete's smile at 3:09 damn hits hard so bittersweet, he smiled knowing that she's gonna be ok and knowing that they'll be safe and happy even without him.

Peters strong, i would mentally break down knowing everyone ive shared so many memories with, just forget i exist, everyone i loved and cared about, forget about me, the emptiness i would feel would be unbearable knowing if i started over shit would never be the same

Honestly this scene is both heartfelt and a little sad at the same time but I love it!

This is a stunningly emotional scene. Incredible acting. The little things make it amazing.

The world may be forgot about Peter's identity, but cameraman always remember and follow him everywhere he goes

This is the Spider-Man we know and love No Avengers, no high-tech suit

Literally got tears seeing your best friends talk to you like strangers🥺

He knows their lives will be better without him in it. As devastating as it was, Peter made the right choice. Just as Tobey said, this is his gift, his curse, he’s Spider-Man.

This is the most powerful and important part of the movie. Gets me every time. There's a spiderman and spiderwoman in all of us.

Dude, the acting in this scene and the way it was directed is genius. No tears, some smiles and small talk yet the viewer can’t help but to cry. Truly a brilliant shot scene.

‘Sometimes, to do what's right, we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most.’

what "letting it go" feels like

Tom Holland and Zendaya really stepped it up with their chemistry in this one, the fact that this movie had higher stakes for Peter made the stakes higher for Peter's relationship with MJ and the way Holland showed the heartbreak of her and Ned not remembering but then realising it 's for their own good, excellent scene.

Tony would be so proud of peter. Putting the world and the people he loves before himself

"It doesn't hurt anymore" This statement is crucial for Peter because he finally feels that MJ can stay safe without knowing Peter Parker as Spider-Man. That's why he smiles at the end.

"Sometimes... to do what's right... we must be steady... and give up the things we desire the most... even our dreams." - Spider-Man 2 (2004)

Seeing this happen and seeing Peter grounded with nothing/no one made it feel like he is finally experiencing what it means to be Spider-Man

this literally could be a standalone short film it’s so good

Something about the way Peter said "Thank you" @ 3:23 made him finally seem like an adult, finally a man. He said it with quiet confidence, assuredness. He walked in the coffee shop still a bit like a clumsy boy, but left a man, seeing his friends in a better place, even though he is in far lonelier one.

Its pretty impressive how they basically fixed almost everything that was wrong with the MCU spider-man in this movie to make him closer to the comic book original

The way he realizes that they're living a normal life now and how he accepts everything. It's really great Spiderman pain.

“With great power comes great responsibility.” One of the best lines and I have never forgotten about it.

Best scene in the movie. That look he gives when he makes the decision to not tell her is beautiful. Everything shown without a single word said. Incredible. Show this scene to anyone that tries claiming this movie was just fan service

With great power comes great responsibility. Best line ever.

my heart breaks into pieces just at 3:18 when he gives at her a cute but lonely smile, knowing that he lost the love of his life, its so fucking hard to process even to people watching this scene, how many times we have been in petes situation

this scene is really well done. director knows how to hit them spots. both tom and zendaya played brilliantly. that "doesn't really hurt anymore" was delivered perfectly.

Gah the acting here by Tom is unreal. The way he can convey his concern for MJ when he sees the Bandage and the looks he gives accepting his decision that it’s for the best is so damn heartbreaking

Makes me cry. That’s love. Love that’s completely free of ego. Just pure love for another.

The best part is he legitimately behaves like a kid. So nervous to walk up to his gf. Completely humble about saving the world and having the ability to stop busses.

“Only a coward hides his true intentions” and then we see Peter walking rehearsing his intro before he walks into the cafe. Literally him revealing his true intentions. What a brilliant juxtaposition of what he is not right next to what he is ❤

Tony would be literally exploding with pride right now...Peter did the one thing he couldn't, let go of those he loves...

Just goes to show how lonely a true hero's life can be in order to save everyone.

His expressions from 3:10 to 3:21 did hit hard. This movie had the greatest live action Spider-Man movie ending ever!

It's almost going to be one year of this movie, but still I can't believe that I witnessed all three of them in one frame and PETER PARKER seems like, he directly came from comic book to real version. Truly loved this movie ❣️. Hope to see Tom Holland once again as SPIDER-MAN.

When you've been through the situation of giving someone up you care about for their best interests and for others around you instead of being selfish....this hits deep

This is the first scene I refer to when I’m told I only love this movie bc of nostalgia. One of the best CBM endings ever.

3:08 The moment where Peter realises that he has to move on

this is the most saddest end ever ive watched,he just stayed to be lonely and sad to save others😢❤️

Perfect ending to his homecoming trilogy 👌

3:37 If you look at her expression, she felt like that there is something familiar about Peter and how did she know him

This is how I feel everyday of my life. Sometimes, you just need to hide your feelings and leave people be.

That spiderweb must be insanely strong, keeping Peter from falling apart and that

One thing I like about this ending is that it shows that MJ's love for Peter was always genuine. Even here, when she doesn't know him at all, we can see that she was starting to like him. Which means he probably could have gotten her back if he continued the conversation. But after seeing just how much safer she was without him, he let her go, like a true hero would.

I always had this feeling that even though MJ forgets who Peter is, the feelings she has for him did not go away and she’s probably like ‘wtf’.

1:57 that moment with having a conversation with MJ made her wonder. Or maybe Dr. Strange secretly left a small opening for Peter to choose if he still wants to love her or find someone new.

Pure, just pure. His eyes were screaming when he looks at her

I'm still willing to bet he'll tell them someday. Perhaps after they're done with college. After all, he made a promise.

This is emotional scene just look at Peters face. It gets to the second level when you really had to forgot someone just for their own good. It takes a real hero!

This scene is also such a beautiful small love letter to New York. This is very clearly a nod to a small donut shop called Peter Pan in Greenpoint, with Zendaya wearing the actual uniform that their employees still wear, and the layout of the set matches the odd layout of the shop (though they've made it look more modern and slightly less diner-y). Peter is shown to live somewhere around Long Island City or Sunnyside in this movie, and that area is really strongly culturally linked to Greenpoint in Brooklyn since Greenpoint is the northern tip of BK, and Greenpoint, being dependent on the G train, which is the only line that serves the area, has much easier access to Long Island City in Queens than much of the rest of Brooklyn, and likewise, it's the neighborhood in Brooklyn that is easiest for Long Island City/Sunnyside residents to access. Peter Pan is an icon in basically these two neighborhoods, and these two neighborhoods alone. Its not an icon, it's not really known much outside of its neighborhood, and it's a pain to get to if you don't live along the G train, and yet at a moment when they could have literally had MJ doing anything, they went to painstaking detail to honor a beloved neighborhood institution, even though 95% of the audience won't understand it. Peter being from Queens almost always feels like lip service when 90% of the scenes are filmed in Manhattan, but this right here shows an incredible level of understanding and love for these neighborhoods.

3:15 Holland nailed it! 🥺❤️

This scene actually broke me like goddamn it hurts. But that's what makes it so good!

You see when Peter was about to pay for the coffee he was also going to tell MJ who he really was and how he knew her but he didn't just because he saw the bandage on her head and how she was hurt. So, he decided not to tell her because of that since whenever Peter fought, his friends were also hurt with him so he thought she might be safer if she never actually remembered him in the first place. That right there is what a true friend would do I love it.

When Peter says a simple “Thanks” at the end…. SO much involved in that word. That’s what broke the dam for me. Very understated and profound.

Tbh this scene is the most heartbreaking in Spider-Man movies yah obviously after Gwen's death scene

“The hardest choices require the strongest wills”- Thanos

The same old life of Peter Parker, the man just constantly suffers for the good of others :’(

The welness of the ones you love matter the most even if it kills you inside...

One of the best scenes ever. It reminds me of my favorite quote. “So close yet so far away”

I'm about 90% sure MJ "knows" Peter still. Not in a direct sense but just in a gut feeling type of scenario. Regardless it'll be very interesting to see where Peters journey goes after this.

A big message in one whole movie: sometimes we have to make sacrifices in order to do what's right. Although pretty much the majority of this film was really a love letter to the fans.

The monologue by JJJ after May's death got to him and you could see him believe that whatever he touches gets destroyed. And all of that culminates here. This is such a great origin story. Thats the thing that made me fall in love with Spidey. In the end he somehow believes that wherever he goes chaos will follow so he isolates himself and yet he doesn't turn into a broody cruel vigilante. The friendly neighbourhood spider man.

Peter Parker is the only character who scarifice his happiness for others. Painful very painful

This scene was so sad to me when I first saw it. It gives you hopeful vibes but in the end its just acceptance. It's really outstanding with the unfortunate direction it went, but its obviously done for a reason for the future of the MCU and Spider Man's character.

I love how he went on this insane journey just to have it all be forgotten. He's truly become the spiderman we all know and love!

Screw you guys, this is Peter fucking Parker. Have your Tobey, have your Andrew, but this movie--this ENDING--solidified Holland as _the_ Spider-Man. The others went through hell but he went through hell and came out of it with _nothing,_ and he still walked away with a smile knowing as hurt as he is, his loved ones will be okay, if not better, without him. Sacrifice is what makes Spider-Man who he is, and this is the ultimate sacrifice, in many ways worse than death. And he took it on the fucking chin. Truly hope to god this isn't the end of MCU Spider-Man. The way this is set up has the potential to lead into the greatest shit ever to come out of this character.

Its a powerful scene. Peter fully accepted the cost of his mistakes of trying to balance 2 different lives and take advantage of it. Tobey's and Andrew's Spiderman lost their loved ones, as it also the one who made them realizes that actions have consequences and great powers comes with great responsibility. Tom's Spiderman reflects on the Spiderman we knew in the comics and other series.

Tom Holland deserves an oscar just for this scene

0:41 bro why did he open the door like gta sa 😂

He wanted the best of two worlds. Being a great superhero, and having a wonderful civilian life. Here he realizes he needs to choose one, and sacrifice the other.

Man this scene broke me in half. Fuck. One of those endings you wish wouldn’t happen, but had to happen. And I love it for that exact reason. But yeah, it broke me in half

one of the last great MCU films

This is for you Stan Lee. I hope we meet spider-man again.

This scene is everything that makes the MCU amazing.

I just realized MJ waving to Ned and peter thinking it was for him is exactly like what happens in the og spiderman movie with Tobey lol

In the cinema, it hit me a lot: when MJ waves but actually to Ned and how after she kindly attends to Peter afterwards, 3:38 but at this second it seems like MJ seems like feel to remember him.. I am moved that she still has the black dahlia necklace that Peter gave her and also how Peter says that phrase from MJ about "if you expect to be disappointed, you will not be disappointed" and how he later says that "it is no longer offered to him: NOTHING MORE" while he seems to hold back tears.. It is an uncontrollable pain in my heart, to see his girlfriend and his best friend in the distance. It would be a true gesture of love that Peter still frequenting that cafe to see Mj and Ned even if they don't remember it

0:12 There's a reason that he hides himself, because he doesn't want anyone to get involve with his way. He's person like you Jameson, He had a life and he's going to live it.

The subtle step back at 2:55 says it all “Oh shit… I did this .. I put her through this..” He realized the best thing he can do for them & himself is not do anything at all.

This scene did justice to Tobey's universe so well. The imperfect Peter, good kid with power & responsibility being always selfless for his own.

1:31 this shot is so powerful

That scene fricking killed me!!! With everything Peter's been through, to not have your 2 strongest confidantes to lean on, it's like a piece of you is forever gone.

probably the best ending to a marvel movie, loved the end more than the whole film

Peter Grown Up. The Way Tony Wanted ♥️

This movie is the best of all MCU movies/series. Change my mind.

This is exactly how it feels like to be madly in love with someone but not knowing how to make the first move 😢

Miles looking at this: Nah imma do my own thing

honestly the best scene in the movie. the only one that didnt revolve around memberberries and actually tried something. but now it fully depends on whether the 2 will come back on sequel and figure out his identity again or if the movie has balls to just drop the 2 and push for independent spidey

Man this scene was so powerful and emotional!!

Those long pause, terrific acting man.

When Peter sees the injury at MJ’s eyebrow, and seeing how she and Ned are excited about their new life, is when he believe its the best for them to stay away from him…..the realization and sadness in Peter Parker’s eyes broke my heart 😢😢😢

I bet everyone feels for Peter in this scene excellent acting by all these three young actors

what throws me off is that she wearing the necklace peter gave her from Far From Home.

3:23 the music man😭

That teary painful smile of parker... Story of many💔

I was a little scared there at first, that they were gonna make Ned and MJ a thing there. I was glad that they didn't and instead went the way they did.

It almost two years and it still hurts