One thing the movie did really well is they made the conclusion of the trilogy into the origin of Tom Spiderman. Now he has no friend, no family, no Stark's tech, just your friendly neighborhood spider man

I love how they describe it in the script "Peter Parker is no more but Spider-Man lives on"

I love how much the ending actually feels like Spider-Man

love how tom essentially has to restart all over again, making his own suit and becoming the friendly neighbourhood spiderman. only this time he has to do it all by himself

The moment I find the most heartbreaking in this movie was exactly this moment when Happy said "I lost a good friend a while back"

Something about the way Peter said "Thank you" @ 2:56 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.

the ending of this movie was so sad knowing he lost EVERYTHING near and dear to him. Family, friends everything just gone.

"It doesn't hurt anymore" The double meaning of that. Ouch.

I feel like I want Holland's Peter and Loki to meet now. They both made drastic sacrifices for the sake of the multiverse.

For every 2000s kids, watching the new Tom's Spiderman feels a bit different because of the complexity of the story and it's inclusion with thte whole MCU but this ending made it feel like it is still a Spider-man universe the way how Raimi's Spiderman was. See? There's no superhero fatigue, what we really need is good writing.

The character of Peter Parker is such an inspiration. I know he is just a fictional character, but that’s what fictional characters do, right? To inspire. At least, that’s what I think the authors should write their characters to be.

When he told Happy to take care of himself, you know that this is certainly the last time Happy would show up in a Spider-man movie.

Every Peter Parker is just by default very good at sewing.

Brings a tear to me the every time. That moment when he’s deciding they’re better off without him and he chooses to be alone.

One of the things I didn’t really like about Tom’s Spider-Man was that he was dependent on a mentor instead of figuring it out himself like in the comics. This ending is just such a perfect ending to a Spider Boy becoming a Spider-Man. Probably one of my favorite endings in film.

What’s great about this ending is it could be the actually ending for this story and still be satisfying, but still leaves room to tell another chapter.

No Aunt May, no friends, all alone with Venom in his reality. The next Spider-Man is going to be really dark.

Personally love Tom’s Spider-man. The whole trilogy with him built up his connections, His gear from hoodie and mask to high tech suit. His relationships with friends and mentors. All of that, only to lose it all in the end. But he has that small glimmer of hope that one day he may build those connections again. Hope to see more of Holland’s Spider-Man in the future.

From Spiderman we learn, being superhero's not a bless but a curse

One of the saddest version of Peter ever. All Peter’s face hardships but losing everything including his own existence hurts like hell

i think when peter saw the scar on mj, he realized that if he still keep them by his side. they will be in more danger or can harm them, so he decided not to continue his plan bcoz of the scar i think.

Even if Peter had tried to remind Ned and MJ who he is, it wouldn't have worked anyway. Would you believe a stranger claiming he's your best friend/boyfriend and that you had your memories of him erased by magic? Ned and MJ would have just thought he was a crazy weirdo and ignored him. It was a futile attempt from the beginning since no speech can break the spell

One thing i noticed during this film is that Tom enters the old apartment which would be his new home. Which is the same as Tobey Maguires Spider Man. He also lost his friends, including Mj. And Andrew Garfields Spider Man lost Gwen, which as he said was his Mj. And he has now lost May, and Tobey and Andrews Spider Man never lost May. In a way its now a full complete cycle. All three Spider Men have lost something, but Tom has lost more. But now Tom now knows he's not the only Spider Man out there. There are more of him out there.

This was a sad but the best ending for Tom Holland's Spiderman. It perfectly fits Peter Parker's story since he's gonna have a similar situation on Tobey and Andrew's Spiderman / Peter Parker.

As depressing as it sounds, but this is great - Peter on his own, his identity not widely know to about every other person in his movies, having to be the friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man again, without the Avenger's or other Super-Teams, while relying on nothing but his skills, his abilities, his own genius, his limited ressources and the guideline of knowing that with great power... well, you know. As much as i loved his interactions with Tony, him being Stark's protege with all of Stark's ressources took away from the, uh, Spidey-Ness of Tom Holland's Spider-Man, which was a shame, because i still think that he's the best live-action Spidey we ever had.

A lot of people liked the cameos, the nostalgia, etc. But I find the ending to be the best part of the movie. True Spider-man ending. Peter Parker lost everyone, but he doesn't give up, he keeps going and puts his happiness aside for the people he cares about. I am even surprised that such strong story ending came from the MCU, which likes to make everything lighthearted, chill and low-stakes for its heroes

Woaah that apartment in the end looks a hell lot similar to the Tobey's Spiderman apartment!!!

The first selfless act he did as Spider-Man, saving his friends.

Blows my mind that the whole trilogy was actually the origin story.

This ending bit. There’s lot of fanservice and believe me, I’m a big fan, but it feels like Peter really, truly, and maybe for the first time, chooses altruism over all else. In Homecoming, he wanted to be a bona-fide super hero and wanted the validation and approval of Tony Stark; in Far From Home, he wanted to give up the super hero life or otherwise lower the stakes for himself so he can more easily be Peter Parker; and for majority of No Way Home, he wanted to be a super hero but without either losing nor hurting the people he loved. Say what you will about how necessary Parker’s choice to be alone is, but the symbolism and payoff for his character development is profound and this part of the movie does that the justice it deserves. Sony, if you’re reading this, PLEASE let this mean something. If you turn around and make this crucial part of the movie not matter similarly to how Disney invalidated the end of WandaVision in Multiverse of Madness my heart will be broken

“Sometimes to do what’s right we need to be steady, and give up the things we want the most, even our Dreams.”

Took him 2 and a half films to finally get MJ, then it all got ripped away. I know this is all about how Spiderman grew and matured over the course of time, but I couldn't help but in tears by the end of this. MJ, May, Ned, etc. It's like having your whole life taken away in an instant. The only thing that pulled me out of that even slightly is the fact that Tom and Zendaya are together irl. Still didn't make me feel any better about the character's plight, though.

2:11 - full stop. He came into the shop hoping to rekindle his relationship with MJ, and then his friendship with Ned. When he sees the band-aid all those hopes are whisked away like the breath in a cold shower because he's reminded of how close he came to actually irreversibly losing them both. So at 2:50 he makes a decision and I'll be damned if those aren't tears swelling out of nowhere in Holland's eyes and that's one remarkable bit of acting. Just in case we couldn't tell that being Spider Man is dangerous for those around him, the movie hammers us over the head with it. To be fair, Toby Maguire's Spider-Man did the same thing in the movie, and he did eventually have a happy ending, so here's to hoping.

I watch this so many times and it's still the Best final swing in the city, but with snow. Tom is an excellent well done actor to be Peter Parker/Spider-man. No matter what anyone says He is still my absolute favorite Spider-man.

Sad thing I realized, the reason why he went out swinging could’ve been because since it’s Christmas time, he has no one to celebrate it

From this scene ..he finally become THE SPIDER-MAN

Spider man fans when Spider Man is finally alone, broke, in terrible living conditions and has a dead relative: YEAAA BABYYY THATS WHAT WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!!

Lonely Peter Parker😢 No aunt for May No Father for Tony no girlfriend for MJ no bestfriend for Ned no Ex-girlfriend for Liz all alone

MJ: Is there anything else? Peter: All I wanted to say is that I love her…

I like this ending, it's like he is finally his own man with his own costume now. It's like the guidance from the other spidermen gave him the courage to be his own man and move on. He's no longer little stark junior, he's achieved who he is supposed to be, surprisingly good writing and cinematography from disney.

Massive missed opportunity here. They should have had Mr. Ditkovitch say that rent is due on the first of the month.

"Is there....anything else?" "Yeah one of those donuts behind you"

Poor Peter Parker. No mother, no father, no uncle and no aunt

This really got to me because in the end with great part comes great responsibility. Tom Holland finally learned the lesson

I can’t imagine this feeling. Everyone you know and love forgetting you, and you have no choice but to move forward.

02:09 wow i never notice this but Peter wanted to tell her everything but he saw she was injured and decide not to

I definitely think that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man should be entitled to some happiness in his life, especially after this long, hard journey.

I never liked Tom’s Spiderman. I like his performance of the character but I’ve never liked how his origin played out. I never felt like he had a struggle or traumatically defining events equal to past Spidermen. However, this movie made me respect the origin more. He is very unique Spiderman, one who gave up literally everything to save everyone and I’m excited now to see the dramatic struggles he’ll face in the future with no connections to anyone and how he will rekindle old ones.

I swear they love making Spider-Man suffer all the time😂.

They say when Spider-Man wins, Peter Parker loses. Spider-Man saved the world but Peter lost his friends

2:42 that look of tom always brings tears to my eyes he is such a good actor This scene is so emotional🥺🥺

I hate the fact that peter has to be f... up to make the public happy

I was sad that Peter lost everything including his friends and MJ. Just their memories of Spider-Man.

The part that gets me is that he saw the bandaid and realized that he didn't want to put her in danger anymore. And that's why he put the note back in his pocket and left. My man became selfless right there.

One of the best moments in the MCU so far in terms of writing and gravitas, I'm impressed they actually went in this direction and pulled it off. I hope they can do something great with the story moving forward and not fuck this up.

The ending for this is perfect to the core of Spiderman, but I think we all leave out the details in the end when Peter's swinging about. Something about the way he breathe gives off this feeling of loneliness as well. There's no joy in it like it was before. The famous "WHOOOOO" as Spiderman swings about NYC is completely gone, replaced by the responsibility on his shoulder of being a hero, not just superhero falls on him and him alone. To me, it's this small details that makes the ending just that more perfect

2.45. Damn the camera zooms in, and he has tears in his eyes. The moment he knows he has to let her go. Great performance.

peter parker will always be alone

I like the aspect that they did with this scene showing Peter dint say because he dint want mj or his best friend to get hurt again so thats why he dint try to make them remember

"Tom Holland" is not alone, Peter Parker is lol fix the title man

when he walks into his new apartment. it reminds me of Tobey's SM apartment alot

I feel like Peter could have at least told happy that he was Spider-Man and thus he wouldn’t be fully alone

This ending is so beautiful how NY looks so beautiful on Christmas that how you end 2021

Please Marvel for the love of everything. Don’t undercut this ending. Please keep some of the emotional weight behind his decision.

You finally get that fresh Spider-Man feeling at the end of the movie. Finally, Peter Parker is relatable.

this scene really showcases what an excellent actor Tom is. he can convey so much emotion without even saying anything.

" It doesn't really hurt anymore" - They are so good with parables and metaphors sometimes in these movies.

This could have all been avoided if Doctor Strange just made everyone forget Spiderman existed. Because then Peter could still start fresh and be a new superhero.

I hope they continue this time line, it has soooo much potential!

I hope for one more movie. The ending made me emotional af and all I want is for him to get his friends back at least. Even its at the end of the "next" movie.

Even he doesn’t deserve this. No one should have to go through all of this alone. I would have rewritten it so that only a select few would still remember who he is. Including: • MJ • Ned • Happy • The Other Marvel Heroes & • Aunt May (despite her death)

This movie literally made Tom Holland Spiderman the most interesting spiderman its so amazing

most depressing ending ever

Why does he look at her like that, its so heartbreaking. You can see how much he loves her

I like that Peter almost decided to officially to tell the truth until he heard about MJ getting into MIT and seeing her injury. Showing that if he were to go back into their lives, they would no longer be safe or have a chance at a normal life.

the ending is probably my fav part of the film. it looks like a completely different movie, i hope they do the next movie in the same manner

The best part of this entire scene are the little moments most people miss but subconsciously know! It’s not what’s being said, it’s what isn’t being said. The excitement Peter feels when Ned walks in the room, the love he still has for MJ, the way she looks at him like she’s falling in love with him all over again…and the heartbreak Peter feels when he tries to keep his promise to her, but realizes that he might ruin their lives again if he does. You can tell he just wants to run into their arms and tell them everything that happened, make everything normal again. But he can’t. That would be selfish, and everything that happened prior to this would’ve been for nothing. Even though it’s Christmas, what's supposed to be the happiest time of the year, Peter just has to accept it and stay alone because he loves them more than his selfishness wants them back. He wants to mourn with Happy, but he can’t say anything. He can’t talk about Aunt May and Tony Stark to the one friend he had who would understand his loss. All he can do is make a new suit, go out into the cold, and do what he does best…putting everyone before himself! That's why he's the superhero of superheroes!

I grew up spiderman I love Spiderman he been my favorite superhero for years

The coffee shop scene was my favorite part in the movie. It’s heartbreaking.

Tom’s the best Spider-man🐐

Having 2 best friends (one being an ex) still alive but no longer in your life sucks. I felt this last scene more than I thought I ever would. I miss them a lot....Maybe one day we'll bump into each other again. I just hope they'll recognize me 🥹

4:55 “Keep it going” “Just keep going”

Peter putting on the new suit reminds me of blonde Peter Parker from into the spider verse where he say “I always get back up”. This shows that Spider-Man is a true hero and one of the best superheroes of all time. Hopefully we’ll get to see him again soon.

I like to look back at homecoming and say Peter really had it all he was like the kid in the candy store now just he a small town boi in a big arcade well done 🫡

I feel like Peter will be going through the same thing Thor went through during Infinity War and Endgame. He lost everything but with Peter, it's definitely more heartbreaking as he sees the people he holds dear close to him. And yet to them, he is just a stranger.

When he saw the injury 😢, he understood he being with em represents pain for em. Very well made scene.

Love how Happy mentioned Tony

You know, at first, I thought the ending was a bit of a middle finger to the audience. We were emotionally invested in Peter, and wanted him to have a glimmer of happiness in the end, considering his journey. But looking back on it, this ending was well done. I am just HOPING they do something, in the upcoming series, that to reward both him and the audience. The ever selfless, heroic, Peter Parker. Spiderman😭😭😭

That Coffee Cup bears the message 'We are happy to serve you' with the symbol of three cups, which unmistakably suggests that the trio will return very soon. It's delightful to witness Tom Holland's growth in this manner. I hope to see more of Andrew and Tobey in the future.

They couldn't have made this movie any better if they tried. It was pure nostalgia for all of us who grew up with Tobey's Spider-Man and Andrew's. And now we finally see Tom's come full circle and become the Spider-Man he was always destined to be. Hands down the best Marvel to come out in a very long time, and future Marvel movies will have a tough time topping it.

killed me when Happy hit him with the "how'd ya know her"? instead of "You ok Pete?" My man is all alone.

Peter will NEVER, EVER work for Jameson or the Daily Bugle!!! Does everyone copy that?

Tom Holland is my favorite Spider-Man

Rehearsing the coffee line with Tom Hanks finally paid off (graham norton show).

i love how Peter finally also learn the true words from Tony, the suit didn't truely made him, but he made the suit, and in the end he did

Now that the first trilogy is complete for Tom Holland’s MCU Peter Parker/Spider-Man, we Marvel and Spider-Man fans will be ready for the new trilogy! Good luck to Tom Holland, Zendaya and everyone else returning!🕷️🕷️🕷️🎞️🎞️🎞️

I love how Peter comes to the realization that he has to let them go for their sake... The spirit of a true hero is the decision to make the necessary sacrifices for the greater good

I love his final swing suit

At the end, he turns to a Toby-ish Spiderman version. He rents the apartment similar to his, most of things don't work. He makes a FULL suit alone for the first time, he has a radio with crime news and he didn't tell MJ what he wanted. Oh, and he has his Spiderman final end scene swing.

If you love them and want them to be safe then you have to let them go.