Spider-Man: No Way Home
Release Date: 16th December 2021 - Australia
Production Companies
Columbia Pictures (presents)
Marvel Studios
Pascal Pictures
Distribution
Genre: Action
Rating: M
Runtime: 148 minutes
Budget: $200,000,000
Plot Summary
With the truth of Spider-
Man's identity revealed
to the public, Peter Parker
turns to Doctor Strange for
help. Their attempt to make
everyone forget that Peter
Parker is Spider-Man goes
wrong, resulting in
Spider-Man's archenemies
from other worlds wreaking
havoc, forcing him to
to be Spider-Man.
Cast
Tom Holland - Peter Parker/
Spider-Man
Zendaya - MJ
Benedict Cumberbatch - Doctor Strange
Jacob Batalon - Ned Leeds
Alfred Molina - Dr. Otto
Octavius/Dr. Octopus
Willem Dafoe - Norman Osborn/The Green Goblin
Rhys Ifans - Dr. Curt Connors/Lizard
Thomas Haden Church - Flint Marko/Sandman
Marisa Tomei - May Parker
Jon Favreau - Happy Hogan
J.K. Simmons - J. Jonah Jameson
Benedict Wong - Wong
Tony Revolori - Flash Thompson
Tobey Maguire - Peter
Parker/Spider-Man
Angourie Rice - Betty Brant
Arian Moayed - Agent Cleary
Paula Newsome - MIT Assistant Vice Chancellor
Hannibal Buress - Coach Wilson
Martin Starr - Mr. Harrington
Haroon Khan - Apprentice
J.B. Smoove - Mr. Dell
Mary Rivera - Ned's Lola
Gary Weeks - Agent Foster
Charlie Cox - Matt Murdock (Cameo)
Tom Hardy - Eddie Brock/Venom (Cameo) (Uncredited)
Cristo Fernández - Bartender
Crew
Director - Jon Watts
Based on the Marvel Comic Book -
Stan Lee and Steve Ditko
Writers - Chris McKenna and
Erik Sommers
Associate Producer/First Assistant Director -
David H. Venghaus Jr.
Executive Producers - Victoria Alonso,
Avi Arad, Louis D'Esposito,
Rachel O'Connor and Matt Tolmach
Executive Producer/Production Manager -
JoAnn Perritano
Producers - Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal
Co-Producers - Mitchell Bell and
Chris Buongiorno
Casting Directors - Sarah Finn and
Chris Zaragoza
Production Designer - Darren Gilford
Head of Visual Development - Ryan Meinerding
Concept Artists - Sean Hargreaves,
Marek Orkon, Andrew Reeder,
Nathan Schroeder, Henrik Tamm and
Maceij Kuciara
Visual Development Concept Illustrators -
Rodney Fuentebella, Ian Joyner,
Jerad Marantiz, Josh Nizzi and
Phil Saunders
Supervising Art Director - David Scott
Art Director: Additional Photography -
Clint Wallace
Set Decorators - Rosemary Brandenburg
and Emmanuelle Hoessly
Supervising Prop Master: Marvel Studios -
Russell Bobbitt
Costume Designer - Sanja Milkovic Hays
Specialty Costume Supervisor - Russell Shinkle
Hair Department Head - Linda D. Flowers
Director of Photography - Mauro Fiore
First Assistant Director: Additional Photography -
Jeff Okabayashi
Second Unit Director/Stunt Coordinator -
George Cottle
Fight Coordinator - Jackson Spidell
Helicopter Pilot - Cliff Fleming
Special Effects Supervisor - Daniel Sudick
Visual Effects Supervisor - Kelly Port
Visual Effects Supervisor: SPI - Chris Waegner
Visual Effects Supervisor: Digital Domain -
Scott Edelstein
Visual Effects Producer - Julia Neighly
Animation Supervisor: Luma Pictures -
Raphael A. Pimentel
Editors - Leigh Folsom Boyd and Jeffrey Ford
Supervising Sound Editors - Steve Ticknor
and Vanessa Lapato
Sound Designer/Temp Re-Recording Mixer -
Chris Diebold
Sound Designer/Re-Recording Mixer -
Tony Lamberti
Sound Designer - Ken McGill
Sound Mixer - Willie D. Burton
Sound Mixer: Additional Photography -
Lee Orloff
Re-Recording Mixer - Kevin O'Connell
Foley Artists - Gary A. Hecker
and Adam DeCoster
Music - Michael Giacchino
Theme Music Composer: "Doc Ock Is Born",
"Enter the Goblin" and "Spider-Man
Main Title" - Danny Elfman
Theme Music Composer: "Main Title"
and "Young Peter" - James Horner
Music Supervisor - Dave Jordan
Review
Hello, filmgoers. My blog has reached its 600th review!! Enjoy! SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME is darker and hilarious, carries more emotional baggage than its predecessors, and has loads of fanservice to entertain the fans. It is an out-of-this-world experience with a plot concept similar to the idea used in the animated movie Into the Spider-Verse, which has that distinction. Though it's not the first Spider-Man film to tackle a thing about the multiverse, I love it when the film expands the scope of the franchise by showing that there are more than two worlds that have collided with the current cinematic universe of Spider-Man. Director Jon Watts had given us a film that not even the Russo brothers could outdo anything they've accomplished for the MCU.
I love the action sequences of the movie, which are incredible and noteworthy. I admire the chemistry between Tom Holland and Zendaya, which is fittingly romantic for both of them. It's nice to see some old faces in this movie; actors like Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, Jamie Foxx, Rhys Ifans and Thomas Haden Church return as Spider-Man's previous archfoes from the pre-MCU offerings. Even J.K. Simmons reprises his role as J. Jonah Jameson from the Sam Raimi trilogy after appearing in the mid-credits scene of Far from Home.
Audiences immediately clapped and cheered in excitement when Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield returned as both Raimi/Webb interpretations of Peter Parker, which they knew the whole time they set afoot on NO WAY HOME. I won't tell you how exactly they appear. It's a secret, and I'm not supposed to reveal it to any of you.
Out of all the live-action offerings, it is the best Spider-Man movie I've seen in cinemas. Though close to beating Into the Spider-Verse, it remains the franchise's second-best feature. Still, it surpasses the previous high expectations from Far from Home. I highly recommend it to those who previously experienced the character in the Raimi and Webb adaptations.
Star rating: (10/10) Best Movie Ever
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