Alfred Molina and Willem Dafoe return to reinforce why Otto Octavius and Norman Osborn are considered amongst the most heartfelt yet menacing antagonists, not just in Spider-Man films but across the superhero genre. That’s where credit goes to the ensemble cast, both familiar and new to this universe. While a couple of No Way Home’s sections may overstay their welcome, they will be generally well-received. Even if this comes at the cost of the film’s runtime, it works more often than not. This happens even during massive set pieces, and director Jon Watts uses them to focus on heavier or lighter themes in equal measure as the situation demands. The third Spider-Man film in the MCU isn’t afraid to step away from the visually spectacular action to develop emotional beats.
Yet, no number of leaks or spoilers can ruin how ‘No Way Home’ plays out. We’ve seen this before, with stunning results in ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ (2018). Technically this isn’t Spider-Man’s first foray into the Multiverse. But as the sorcerer uses his powers to make the world forget Spider-Man’s identity, Peter gets a lot more than he bargained for. Peter approaches Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) to change things back to the way they were before. Not just to him but also to his friends and loved ones. Spider-Man: No Way Home Review: Swinging right back to the moment that changed Peter Parker’s (Tom Holland) life in ‘Far From Home’ (2019), ‘No Way Home’ shows us why Peter’s secret is crucial. Spider-Man: No Way Home Story: After the world discovers that Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is Spider-Man, he approaches Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) to fix the problem.
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