The pain in Andrew’s face when he saw Tom not being able to catch MJ and he instantly went into fight mode and saved her cause he couldn’t save Gwen… chills.

The Green Goblin is really spiderman's greatest foe. Because he doesn't hit spiderman but he hits Peter Parker, it's always personal.

5:55 I love how as soon as Norman is cured, you can see how horrified he is about what he did. You can just hear the regret and sadness in his voice. Once again, William Dafoe absolutely nailed it.

It’s so insane to think that this is the same Peter that got recruited by Tony to fight Caps team without knowing the real reason, stopping vulture from stealing tech, meeting heroes and fighting Thanos, being snapped to dust, coming back to help the avengers stop Thanos’s army, losing Tony, and fighting Mysterio. This Peter has been through a lot more than we think

Willem Dafoe did not disappoint at all. It's great that Marvel and Sony allowed him to do all those stunts by himself at his own request

I love Tobey’s look when he stopped Tom, like he was saying “come on man, we don’t do this”

Him nearly killing Osborn gives us a sneak peak of what Black Suit Spiderman might be like. Absolutely brutal.

I will never get over Willem Dafoe's dual acting in this movie, he can literally switch between a kind Norman Osborn to evil Goblin while also still kept both identity as one unique character

Andrew's face after saving MJ...you can tell that even though he learned from not being able to save Gwen, the past still hurts...

Toby’s face says it all. It says. “Peter, I’ve been there. I know how you feel. Don’t make the same mistake I did.”

It's a testament to Willem Dafoe's acting that when he says "what have I done?" your heart genuinely goes out to him.

The way Tom’s Peter acts here. He’s not fighting like Spider-Man, he’s fighting like an angry vengeful kid. No compassion, no mercy, just pure violence, anger and a desire to kill without hesitation. Everything that Spider-Man doesn’t stand for.

I will never get over praising this movie for everything it did, but the one thing they absolutely nailed, was giving Andrew Garfield the respect he very much deserved. They did his character right in this movie in every way.

Tobey being the one to stop Tom is such a powerful moment. Atoning for his own past mistakes and bringing 20 years of Spider-Man stories full circle, helping his younger “brother” understand what it truly means to be a hero.

I love how andrew gives tobey that "i know what it looks like when we stop pulling our punches and that's what it looks like" look during the fight

So many moments in this fight give me chills. When Norman says “Can the spider man come out to play?” And the traumatized and terrified look on Toby’s face. The scene where Norman says “Poor Peter! Too weak to send me home…” And Tom looks at him with the upmost anger and pain and goes “No, I just wanna kill you myself.” The scene where Toby CATCHES the glider as Tom’s about to kill Norman and gives that look of “Don’t make the same mistake I did.” Before getting stabbed and making all of us think they were going to kill him off LIKE DUDE 😭😭😭

0:01 I love Tobey's face here. The first villain he ever had to battle, the possessed father of his best friend, and a man he hasn't seen for close to 20 years, finally enters the fight from the clouds and it's like hearing a twisted ghost swooping in.

My childhood, teen years and adulthood all in one scene. Crazy 😢

I love how Peter is just absolutely done. Done with the heroic stuff. He just wants the responsible to pay. He tried to save them all and this green bastard spit in his face hard. You can tell how Peter feels when you see him play dirty. He outright cheats and recklessly attacks the goblin. The way he slammed the bomb into the glider to force him into land and then using the webs to restrain him so he wouldn't fight back and the overall aggressiveness, combined with the ominous music is something I still remember having me thrilled in the theater.

Remember the wise words of Aunt May in Raimi verse “Revenge is like a poison. Turning us into something unrecognizable.”

I still can't believe that this movie wasn't one of my dreams but an actual masterpiece

William Dafoe’s performance as Green Goblin still blows me away. So glad we got to see him back as Goblin.

my god The Green Goblin really feels like a nightmare, terrific acting by Mr. Willem Dafoe

I love how Andrew's concern went from 100-0 when Toby said "i've been stabbed before" and Andrew is just like "good good good"

How seamlessly Willem Dafoe slipped back into his signature role, giving a flawless Performance after more than 20 years is still impressive!!!

0:00 Tobey’s face after hearing that voice, like something he never thought he’d hear again

Willem Dafoe is a phenomenal actor and he rarely aged Wtf

The fact that goblins face has no signs of damage from his punches shows how durable he is

The absolutely terrifying part about all this, is the fact that it showcases what Spider-Man is truly capable of when he decides to not hold back.

Tom Hollland Spider-Man was out for blood in this fight. You could see it in his eyes. Went all out, no holding back. And I loved every second of it! We finally saw him at his full strength and what he’s capable of, especially when pissed off

You gotta give Tom some respect for utilizing the web and adding it to his fighting combo

what i loved the most about this movie is how they gave each spider-man his own moment without having them overshadow tom's spider-man. they really struck a perfect balance there

20 years of build up for this scene and it was worth it.

1:01 man that expression.. Andrew nailed it. I feel like I can almost feel his pain/relief at the same time

This scene is so powerful for a number of different reasons, cause not only is Tobey trying to stop Tom from crossing the line where vengeance can destroy who you are as a person. But I also think saving Norman/Goblin was Tobey's way of making it up to his late best friend; Harry and was honouring him in a sense. Back in his universe, Norman/Goblin died from being killed by his own glider after he attempted to kill Tobey and Harry blamed him for it which changed their friendship forever. Now not only does Tobey have the opportunity to stop it from happening again, but this time he is stopping an alternative version of himself who ACTUALLY wanted to kill him.

That ending fight gets me every time... In the condo, Peter was still a boy/teen: full of childlike hope and even the way he fights, you're made to feel like he's out of his league or depth. Yes, he's dealt with loss and evil before, but that evil is not completely directed at him - this is different. He's stunned by what it feels like when it is and when it's that powerful (when Goblin just laughs as he's being punched, Peter pauses for a moment in shock). Losing May is the turning point (as it always is). The child/teen is gone. He doesn't think he can kill Goblin. He will kill him. Having great or enough power isn't even a question anymore. Then he is stopped, with all that rage still built up. You can feel the lack of resolution for a moment while he struggles against Tobey. But Tobey stopping him doesn't turn him back into the kid again. It shows him a way to live as a man without the need for vengeance, a way to be that powerful, to know he is that powerful, and to finally understand what it means: "with great power comes great responsibility." Just brilliant ❤

4:30 The scary part to me is that he didn't even think twice about what he was doing. It took another version of himself to stop him from making one of the biggest mistakes of his life. Tom really felt like he had nothing left to lose..

This fight scene really shows how Peter had to grow up instantly. When he was fighting the green goblin he was no longer a little boy. One of the best scenes ever!!

"Thank you, Mister Cape, sir." That line cracks me up every time. 😂

Man at 5:14 you can see Tom's face with so much anger and rage at what Goblin said as well taunting him of May death was his own fault, like jeez that is just brutal. And at 5:17 you can see Andrew just felt that too, he knows Tom did'nt deserve that brutal taunt knowing he had suffered enough.

I love how Tom Holland Peter is so focused on killing Goblin and letting out that anger, because the Goblin is truly on a personal level for him. He has always been Spider-man's most dangerous enemy. Whenever they fight, it's always fierce and brutal to the point of almost killing each other.

The way they built up this hopeful young Peter only to have him so beaten down by Norman and so distraught over May that he's ready to kill, genius. Everybody said he was too lighthearted in other movies but he was light hearted so that when he picks up that glider to kill it hits you right in the heart. Instant chills. And the way Norman looked at his Peter that he had just stabbed and said "what have I done" just absolutely heartbreaking. Norman never wanted any of that. Love it

At 4:32, I love how Peter is so blinded by anger and grief, that he tries to push through to Toney’s Peter, not caring if he hurts him in the process, it shows that MCU Peter is truly just done with being the good guy

0:02 the same iconic line that gave the young Tobey's Peter absolute dread on the other end of the phone, realizing instantly that Goblin knew who he really was and now going full scorched earth (pun unintended) on him and everyone he loves

What I love the most about this scene/s is how each of the three Peters have redemption (big or small) and how they all had importance (and definitely NOT as a “hi, we’re here, bye we’re gone” cameos). Peter 3 was able to rewrite his traumatic history and rest easier, knowing he had a second chance to do so as well as prevent his younger brother to experience what he did. The second chance he wished he always could have and finally got. Peter 2 finally got to save Norman, which I think is pretty clear that it was always on the back of his mind (especially when we see him talk about making a cure) that he felt responsible. His success in the end happened because of his second chance to redeem himself. And then Peter 1 was able to finally be free from his rage and be reminded that “it’s what we do” to not go ahead and take a life. That we always have a choice to do right from wrong and have that responsibility. In the end, he was free from revenge and like Peter 2, he finally saved Norman and himself. All because he had a second chance. Say what you will about NWH, but I think the central theme of second chances, redemption and responsibility is really where the film shines most and succeeded imo. Such damn beautiful and deserving ties to the three boys and their stories (for now at least).

Might be the greatest Spiderman movie ever created ... William Dafoe is unmatched!!

Peter sending his webbing onto Goblin’s shoulders and pulling him in to knee him in the face is BRUTAL. Didn’t see that the first time I watched the film.

I truly felt the impact of Spider-Man’s punches. He sure can throw a punch like Superman or Luke Cage. Powerful stuff.

4:34 These 10 seconds are the finest acting of Tobey's career. Not a single word is said, but so much is conveyed just through his eyes alone. My favorite moment in a film jam-packed with incredible moments.

0:06 Seeing Dr Strange and Dr Octopus in the same scene is still insane to me

Toby and toms no word exchange says nothing literally but so much

4:05 I love how the music suddenly disappears and u can just hear peters grunts shows that he is blacked out angry and and blinded with nothing but rage

For me in this scene symbolizes Peter becoming overwhelmed by rage and being bitter and cruel, while also symbolizing the Goblin technically winning because he wants Peter to be like that, he was achieving his goal.

4:35 I love this moment between Tobey and Tom. Tobey saved Tom’s soul from going down a dark path. Though he didn’t say a word his eyes said it all. Edited: Wow 2k likes! Thanks for the love guys!

The way he propelled himself, caught her, then slowed the decent. You know he went over that a million times in his head. Crazy how much can be told without them saying a word.

His friends face at 4:10 says a lot They never have it like this They are themselves surprised at the anger and hatred that Tom comes out

I just love the absolute rage and hatred in Tom's eyes when he's looking at the Goblin. Lets also appreciate the perfectly executed *"We're better than this, Peter."* look that Tobey gave Tom after stopping him from killing Goblin. Amazing acting from everyone in this masterpiece of a movie!

5:15 Willams Green Goblin Laugh will never EVER get old I still get goosebumps and scared while hearing it even from when I was a kid

The most brutal beatdown in all of Marval. No suspense whatsoever and it made me more afraid of the hero than the villain. The Goblin picked the wrong fight this time.

Toby really made this movie wholesome with how he acted with Garfield too. Just really gave me a sort of closure for toby and Garfield seeing them again.

3:06 Idk but this line always gives me goosebumps. Green Goblin was an absolute beast in this movie.

06:06 "I'm good I've been stabbed before" "Oh! good good good good"

It's terrifying that Peter *still* was holding back in this scene. In one comic, it is found out that when Spiderman doesn't hold back at all, he knocks Scorpion's jaw right off with one punch.

Even though they stopped Peter from killing Goblin, I’m glad they let him take out his anger and didn’t immediately stop him. Both Spider-Men have felt this rage before and knew he needed to vent

Let’s all take a second to appreciate that Tobeys spidey stopped a full strength kill shot from Tom’s and barely struggled to hold it in place. Goes to show that his age made him way more powerful and that he has fully embraced “with great power, comes great responsibility.”

Peter Two’s eyes when he’s holding Peter One back from killing the Goblin continue to haunt me. The compassion and understanding of Peter One’s mindset in this moment, because he’s been there: “I wanted him dead. I got what I wanted.” But there’s a sternness and sadness in there too, promising him that “This isn’t what you want and it isn’t what I want *for* you.” It’s another instance of “I just wanted to be like you” and “I wanted you to be better.” The first time Tony made the choice for him. This time Peter’s choosing (literally) for himself. And even after Peter Two initially stepped in, Peter One pushed back again with real force. For a second there, it seemed like he was willing to run through Peter Two in his rage to get past him! And Peter Two just held on with quiet strength and gave him the time he needed to breathe, process, and make his own choice. Everybody praises Andrew Garfield’s acting in the “Peter Three catching MJ” moment to the moon and back (well deserved, of course) but there’s also something to be said for Tobey to convey so much without even saying a word.

One thing I love about Spider-Man, is how strong he is but you will rarely ever see him use his full strength because Spider-Man is controlled and (in my eyes a sweet pea of a hero) ❤️ my fav hero

Willem Dafoe is a BEAST you can hear and see how sorry he feels

I love the showdown between Spider-Man and Goblin. All of the anger just poured out of Peter, and you can tell that he's dedicating every punch and every attack he used against Norman to his aunt, wanting to kill the man who killed his aunt. Very satisfying. Also, when Peter did the flip move on Goblin, when I was in the theater on the day after it came out, there were a bunch of people in the front seats, and I just heard "Oooh!" from all of them.

To me, No Way Home serves as a perfect epilogue for the MCU overall. Endgame was the end of the road for the Avengers as we knew them, and for those of us looking for a satisfying ending we got it there. But No Way Home does something special and give us a way to look back fondly at the characters that paved the way for superhero movies as we know them. There might have been no MCU without the Spider-man movies beforehand

Dafoe’s goblin laugh is so iconic 🧡 it’s the best evil laugh and the one that rings in my head whenever someone mentions his name

“I may have struck the blow, but you killed her” mannn thats going to be something Tom’s spiderman gonna remember for the rest of his life😢

4:49 I literally thought Tobey was gonna die when I saw him get stabbed

those punches had a lot more weight than i remember. it really never fails to give me chills to think about spiderman not showing mercy.

3:02 I won't lie... that line went hard. Tom Holland nailed it.

I love the scene where Toby stops Tom from killing goblin. No words but his eyes say so much

4:36 - “Don’t DO this, Kid. If you cross this line, there will be NO return and you will become like him”

That moment at 5:52 is so underrated - if you think back to the final fight at the end of Spider-Man ‘02 when Peter confronts Norman about how he killed the board members, he instantly blames it on the Goblin - maybe out of desperation? Hell, it may have been the Goblin masquerading as Norman trying to weasel his way out for mercy, or something. Either way, I think it says something in 2002 as to how Norman wouldn’t own up to this own mistakes, and that hubris is what ultimately got him killed. Here, instead of instantly blaming whatever happened on his darker half, Norman just goes “What have I done?” and he says it so remorsefully I couldn’t help but feel bad. He realizes he hasn’t been in control since the incident at Happy’s apartment, and seeing his Peter possibly on the verge of death makes him instantly take full responsibility. His expressions say it all: he knows that the Goblin has struck again, but he really doesn’t know how bad the damage was this time. Maybe I’m reading too deep into this, but I friggin’ loved Dafoe’s delivery here.

Love how all 3 Spider-Men redeemed their selves at the final battle, Tobey atoned for preventing Norman's inevitable death by Tom, Andrew for rescuing MJ when he failed to save Gwen at the end of TASM 2, and Tom, for making an agreement with Strange to cast the "forgetting identity" spell after Mysterio revealed who he was under the mask.

Andrew learning his lesson from killing Gwen and catching MJ was one the most beautiful moments of the whole Spider Man trilogy. He really shined in this movie and made a former hater a believer

Not gonna lie: This movie just isn’t the same without hearing an audience cheering behind you. I remember being there on opening night, and everyone went NUTS when Andrew’s Spider-Man saved MJ, and again when Tobey’s Spider-Man got stabbed by Green Goblin.

I always liked Spider-Man 3. So seeing the themes of that movie being implemented in the final hour of NWH and seeing Tobey’s Peter, who learned about letting go of anger after the events of SM3, and convincing Tom’s Peter that revenge wasn’t the answer was a powerful moment for me. One of the best final battles.

Have to add my voice to the chorus praising Tobey's performance when he stops Peter's kill shot. The fact he didn't say a word just makes the scene more powerful, especially since Peter was able to see just what he was saying, without saying anything at all.

In this final fight. I confirm Holland is my favorite Spiderman. Dafoe brilliant Green Goblin

Damn we as an audience don't deserve Dafoe. What an incredible performance. And given that this movie is full of incredible performances and scenes, it speaks for itself that even in this Movie he still manages to stand out anove the rest

That "What have I done..?" line was so perfectly placed by Willem Dafoe. One look around and he knew... He knew the Goblin probably hurt, killed, and destroyed everything around him like always... The look on his face, she sheer shame, mixed with embarrassment, guilt and sorrow... Giving the line like a second before he's about to cry... He knows in a few moments there is not even a right for him to apologize, despite not being himself, he knows the Goblin was his fault to begin with, and his acts were probably beyond forgiveness nor redemption because of that him.. All of that, just from a simple line. That sold it for me~

The ironic thing is curing him is a much better revenge, he wants Spider-Man to kill him he considers that the ultimate win. By curing him he now has to live with all the horrible things he’s done without his insanity to keep him happy

That Razor’s Edge powerbomb was insane

3:40 Tom went into PS4 Spidey mode there and I adore it! Epic moment!

4:40 Tobey’s face is soo 😭❤

To anyone who ever says a symbiote-infected Tom Holland wouldn't be scary or menacing... I want you to watch from 2:45 to 4:30

This movie is SO GOOD. Theres so much love for fans of the previous movies.

3:07. The way Willem Dafoe’s eyes just lit up when he said “Attaboy.” It sends a shiver down my spine every time!

5:48 That's a shame that there was no conversation between Tobey's Spiderman and Green Goblin :

There’s so many emotions and thoughts going on as this scene plays and I can’t even find the words for it, that’s how phenomenal it is!! Even though I do wish Gwen’s ghost did show up to hug Andrews Peter after he saved MJ but he didn’t know it.

I love that combo from 3:39 to 3:46

Just love the way Tobey looked when Goblin said that line “Can the Spider-Man come out to play?” And Tobey just had that “Oh good god no” look

Imagine at 4:06 you hear a voice say "all that for a drop of blood"

people say "tobey pulled him back from the dark side" but that's not really what happened. tom still "killed" the goblin, and saved norman. he got what he wanted AND what aunt may wanted

3:42 I love this part so much