Spiderman: No Way Home Trailer (SPOILERS)

[MKSheppard]

I'm sure you've all seen the trailer by now.



Spoiler space however for the climactic part:
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This is a moment the DC universe missed.

They could have had Jack Nicolson reprise his Joker, and found digital standins for Heath Ledger's version along with Michael Keaton, etc.

But they didn't really have vision -- Marvel seems to have moved from "slightly serious / slightly funny" to "we have a multiverse, lets run with it".

I'm no Spiderman fan, and have no real interest in seeing his movies -- but this one, bringing back the Sam Raimi Doc Ock has got me hyped.

[Vendetta]

They are bringing Michael Keaton back as Batman in The Flash (the movie one not the TV one).

[Crazedwraith]

Not seen it. Don't give a shit Molina's back. Spider-Man 2 was overrated.

And I hate that they're doing live action Spider-Verse. I can't see how they're going to do this and give Holland a decent third part to his trilogy that follows up on the first two parts.

Yes.. yes.. everyone trust the MCU and thinks they've earned the benefit of the doubt. I get it.

[GuppyShark]

Yeah, fuck this 'DC should have done it first' nonsense. They've already done it in the CWverse and The Flash movie which last I checked is screening in as many theatres as No Way Home.

But anyway:

If everyone forgets Peter Parker is Spider-Man, how is that scene going to go down?

STRANGE: "Who are you and why are you in my Sanctum?"
PETER: "Oh no why am I not in class, Aunt May is gonna kill me!"

[FireNexus]

I’ve seen a lot of takes trying to assume Tobey Maguire or explain why doc knows Holland is Peter and none that go with the obvious: Maybe in that scene, he is seeing Pete costume. He doesn’t have to recognize Tom Holland.

[Vendetta]

I’ve seen a lot of takes trying to assume Tobey Maguire or explain why doc knows Holland is Peter and none that go with the obvious: Maybe in that scene, he is seeing Pete costume. He doesn’t have to recognize Tom Holland.

Someone casting a worldwide memory modificaiton spell and it having unexpected multiversal consequences is part of the premise, so I'm not sure you need to reach for explantions on this one.

[MKSheppard]

Yeah, fuck this 'DC should have done it first' nonsense. They've already done it in the CWverse and The Flash movie which last I checked is screening in as many theatres as No Way Home.

Does anyone even watch teh CW? (Yes, I know all about Kingdom Come Superman appearing in the CW) It's basically the equivalent of the early Marvelverse Netflix shows and primetime shows like Agents of SHIELD which had no immediate widespread cultural impact.

[Solauren]

I stopped watching the CW when Barry Allen was on trial for murdering the Thinker's original body. Not even looking at the White Canary or Supergirl in uniform could get me to come back.

[Grand Moff Yenchin]

Legends of Tomorrow at least was still coherent and funny in season 2 - 5. The current season (6) started out funny but became kind of serious and kind of messy storywise, though compared to the Flash (which I watch only out of academic curiosity and usually on 1.5 broadcast speed) the writing is like a masterpiece.

[EnterpriseSovereign]

I'm looking forward to this, looks like this is how they're building up to Strange's Multiverse of Madness where the smart money on that being when and how they bring in the X-Men.

[Solauren]

If anyone has seen Spoiler

Venom - Let there be Carnage

, it's mid-credits scene also contains a spoiler of sorts.

That caused my wife and I to look at each other and go "What the *" at the same time.