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Spider-Man: No Way Home  is a celebration of all things Spider-Man. The Tom Holland-led threequel included a plethora of callbacks to previous web-slinging films, which includes Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man trilogy and Andrew Garfield's pair of The Amazing Spider-Man movies. This all became possible due to the film's use of the Multiverse, bringing back the two Spider-Men and several iconic villains like Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin and Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus.  One films that was heavily referenced in the threequel was 2004's  Spider-Man 2 . Aside from Molina's emotional comeback as Doc Ock, No Way Home  also included other Easter eggs such as the character's iconic  "The power of the sun in the palm of my hand"  line, as well as alluding to Maguire's Peter Parker having back issues.  ADVERTISEMENT Now, another hidden reference to the 2004 superhero film has been unearthed. No Way Home Includes a Spid...

Despite being the longest live-action Peter Parker film to date,  Spider-Man: No Way Home  still left plenty of engaging material on the cutting room floor. The film's impressive ensemble boasted the likes of Academy Award nominees Andrew Garfield and Jamie Foxx, as well as over a dozen other A-List actors reprising their iconic comic book movie roles. With just 148 minutes of screentime to divide between leading star Tom Holland and his seismic supporting cast, certain characters never made it past the concept art stage. Among those cut include Xochitil Gomez's America Chavez, who will make her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in May's  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , and Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio, who stood opposite Holland's Spider-Man in 2019's  Spider-Man: Far From Home .  ADVERTISEMENT Those who were fortunate enough to make it to the screen still dealt with restrictions. The conclusion of the MCU's  Spider...

Now only a few weeks away from its home release, Marvel and Sony's Spider-Man: No Way Home is firmly in the public eye, although it's been a constant popular figure for the past couple of years. Throwing Tom Holland into a movie with Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and five past villains set the comic book movie world ablaze as the film broke records at every turn. Part of what made No Way Home such a visual spectacle was the movie's costumes paying tribute to all three generations of live-action Spider-Men, along with other similar tributes. All five villains came into play with the looks they used in their original outings, save for some MCU upgrades, while all three Spider-Men did the same with their classic red-and-blue suits. ADVERTISEMENT Getting those suits right was particularly important for the team making No Way Home , especially considering how monumental of a moment it was to have all three heroes in one movie. Now, in the lead...

Spider-Man: No Way Home  united three generations of live-action Peter Parkers. After a calendar year of connecting the dots, Hollywood's worst kept secret made its way to the big screen, sending theaters into a frenzy. Even though all three actors were portraying the same character, audiences worldwide marveled at Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire's unique takes on Peter Parker sharing scenes together. Each actor's journey to becoming the web-slinger had its own special flavor. Maguire went through a lengthy audition process, Garfield read Peter Parker comics since childhood, and Holland transformed himself into an agile acrobat to ensure he could perform as many Spidey stunts as possible. ADVERTISEMENT While each man embodied the character in their own ways, one of the three benefitted from an enhancement. Spider-Man's Gluteus Upgrade Marvel With glute power comes glute responsibility. Speaking on Late Night with Seth M...

Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures are making the most out of their latest team-up effort with Spider-Man: No Way Home continuing to play in theaters across the world. Bringing the stories from Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's movies into the MCU brought massive success, helping the film to make its mark both financially and critically in many ways. Even considering how many leaks and rumors teased the events of No Way Home for more than two years, Marvel and Sony did their best to keep the plot as much of a secret as possible. Stars like Garfield and the MCU's Tom Holland helped in this endeavor by not leaking any information, helping to make the eventual team-up between all three Spider-Men a truly special moment in MCU history. ADVERTISEMENT While most of the chatter behind No Way Home has been overwhelmingly positive, some of the negatives have noted a bit of questionable CGI and VFX work that made the final cut. That sentiment came out i...

Spider-Man: No Way Home served as the celebration of all things Spider-Man after several returns by different actors from past Marvel films. Directed by Jon Watts, the MCU threequel revolves around the identity crisis of Tom Holland's Peter Parker that eventually led to the Multiverse being unleashed after Doctor Strange's botched spell of trying to fix the titular hero's problem.  As a result, visitors from other universes entered the MCU, specifically from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy and Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man franchise. Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, and Thomas Hayden Church's Sandman became the villainous representatives of the Raimi-verse, while Jamie Foxx's Electro and Rhys Ifhans' Lizard completed the list from the Webb-verse.  ADVERTISEMENT Aside from the villains, No Way Home surprised fans when Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men arrived on t...

Spider-Man: No Way Home continues its run as the biggest movie in the world, paying tribute to three generations of the web-slinger’s big-screen history. Tom Holland teamed up with Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire to bring something never thought possible before and set the movie world ablaze; this gave Marvel Studios the definitive hit film of 2021. With the threequel having released in theaters a few weeks ago, the cast and crew are now openly discussing some of the movie's biggest moments on and off camera. ADVERTISEMENT Both Holland and Garfield have expressed a sense of relief in finally being able to talk about the threequel's secrets, especially with both staying mum on the matter for so long. The MCU's long-standing Spidey star looked back to his time on set with his two predecessors, while Garfield admitted to loving every moment of lying to the public about his inclusion. With two of the film's three Spideys having shared the...

Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' Spider-Man: No Way Home continues making its mark on the legacy of superhero movies more than a month after its release. Seeing Tom Holland join forces with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield turned the threequel into a true blockbuster event, despite existing in the same franchise as movies like Avengers: Endgame . As fans take in the biggest moments from the MCU's last 2021 movie, its cast and crew are starting to open up on how this once-in-a-lifetime outing came together. This includes quotes from all three Spider-Man actors, with Holland expressing joy at not having to worry about spoilers and Garfield finally getting to own up to his deception about being in the film at all. ADVERTISEMENT Recently, Maguire joined in on the fun of talking about his latest outing, sharing how much he enjoyed seeing his hero get some closure and explaining how he came to join the cast. During that same interview, he let his fe...

Spider-Man: No Way Home remains the talk of the comic book movie community, largely thanks to the team-up between Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker. Even more exciting is the fact that this is only the first of two movies with massive Doctor Strange action in Phase 4. The second of those will come in May with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness . Benedict Cumberbatch’s solo sequel has the opportunity to break the MCU wide open behind Strange and Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff, particularly after Spider-Man: No Way Home officially introduced the Multiverse. With Xochitl Gomez’s America Chavez and more than a handful of other rumored characters coming into play, there are no limits to the sequel’s potential. ADVERTISEMENT With a few months until Multiverse of Madness debuts, reports and rumors continue to tease just how big the film could become with its story and characters. That hype now continues to grow thanks...

Spider-Man: No Way Home made its highly-anticipated debut in theaters in December 2021, and it's still the blockbuster movie event that has the entire MCU fandom talking nearly every day. Thanks to Tom Holland's team-up efforts with Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire along with five of their villains, the threequel is now arguably Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' biggest success to date. After spending the better part of six months denying any involvement with the film at all, Garfield recently opened up on just how special it was to suit up as his Amazing Spider-Man in the MCU following a seven-year hiatus from the role. From sharing an iconic line that he improvised on set to touching on his emotional scene with Zendaya's MJ, the veteran superhero actor was overjoyed to finally come clean about this film. ADVERTISEMENT Now that No Way Home brought all three Spider-Men together for a moment never before seen in any live-action superher...

After months of hoping and speculating - and despite fervent denials from the threequel's cast - Spider-Man: No Way Home did, in fact, unite Tom Holland's MCU Spider-Man with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's. The hype for the film, coupled with this cinematic feat, has led to a record-breaking theatrical run for No Way Home and fan demands for the former actors to receive new films of their own.  While Maguire, Garfield, and Holland are the only stars to have ever played the web-slinger in live-action on the big screen, they're far from the only actors to have portrayed the Spidey in some form or fashion; and with Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One) on the horizon, they won't be the last. ADVERTISEMENT Since Spidey mania is driving the moment, naturally there's been talk about past and present Spider-Man stars and how they compare; however, according to one former web-slinger, not everyone has their story straight...

Spider-Man: No Way Home was arguably the experience of a lifetime for Spidey fans as Tom Holland returned as Peter Parker to try and fix his identity crisis. To do this, he went to Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange to try and wipe everyone’s memory of the incident—which resulted in nearly breaking the Multiverse as it made its true MCU arrival. Beings were able to squeeze through the cracks, leading to the likes of Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock and Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin visiting the MCU. That wasn’t most people’s favorite parts, however, as Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield made their returns and stole the show. ADVERTISEMENT The return of the two previous Spider-Men was meant to be a secret by Sony. The studio tried its hardest to deny any rumor that came up. The internet was up to the challenge, however, and soon leaks were popping up everywhere. It was often referred to as Hollywood’s worst kept secret, yet Marvel and Sony remained mum and didn’...

Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to make the rounds across the world, with Tom Holland's threequel easily becoming the biggest theatrical release of 2021. Teaming up with Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and a handful of their past villains, this incredible group of comic book characters and the actors behind them are making the MCU's Spider-Man threequel a truly unique and special outing. For the better part of a year, while rumors teased and then confirmed villains like Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus and Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, Maguire and Garfield did everything possible to avoid admitting being a part of the No Way Home cast. Garfield, in particular, had to dodge questions on the matter seemingly every week, but now that the movie is out, the actor can finally share his excitement about the experience. ADVERTISEMENT Recently, the star of The Amazing Spider-Man went into detail about his ti...

The moment that was  Spider-Man: No Way Home,  saw three generations of Spider-Man fans come together for one  Endgame  level event. Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield were able to pay tribute to webheads everywhere who supported their on-screen characters throughout the years. 20 years of making Spider-Man movies led to an emotional and triumphant ode to one of the most beloved fictional characters of all time, Peter Parker.  This movie faced incredible expectations leading up to its much-anticipated release. Between rumors, leaks, trailers, and more, everyone who purchased a ticket had expectations for this Spider-Man super-movie.  ADVERTISEMENT The biggest expectation amongst audiences was Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield making their MCU debut and reprising their classic Spider-Man roles. By the time December 17th rolled around, it was less about Tobey and Andrew being in the movie or not, and more about how they did it. And a recent u...