[REVIEW] 'SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME', A Love Letter to Spider-Man Fans

Kapanlagi.com - The final part of the Spider-Man trilogy starring Tom Holland has been released worldwide. The public's enthusiasm is very high. In fact, they don't hesitate to call this film one of the best titles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe..

The storyline of SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME continues from the ending of the second film. Without further ado, the audience will be immediately confronted with a complicated problem when Peter Parker is hated by almost everyone for being accused of killing Mysterio.

The public's hatred towards Peter, whose identity as Spider-Man has been revealed, has affected MJ and Ned's education. In order to fix this, Peter asks for Doctor Strange's help to make the whole world forget about him.

1. Chaos When Chanting Mantras

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Although initially hesitant, Doctor Strange finally agrees to help Peter Parker be forgotten. However, when chanting the mantra, Peter's childish behavior instead causes Strange to open the multiverse gate.

Spider-Man's enemies from other universes now come to their world. How will Peter solve the chaos he created? Can he defeat his enemies alone?

2. Believe The Hype!

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Believe the hype! That might be the right word to describe the excitement of watching SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME directed by Jon Watts. Because the buzz it generated truly lives up to expectations. Especially if you are a hardcore fan of this web-slinging superhero.

Jon Watts, along with Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures, has successfully delivered an impressive spectacle that will never be forgotten. Because they managed to fix the portrayal of Spider-Man, which previously felt too Tony Stark-centric, into the character that the public has known all this time.

3. A Love Letter

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Many memes, fan rumors, and theories have become a reality in the Marvel Cinematic Universe narrative. It's no wonder that viewers are made to laugh, get frustrated, and even feel sad all in one sitting during its two-hour plus duration.

Indeed, there are still some shortcomings in the storytelling, but they are all overshadowed by Spider-Man's performance, delivered well and wholeheartedly by Tom Holland. Not to mention the performances of Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, and the presence of Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange, serving as the thread that binds the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

In conclusion, watch and feel that the hype is indeed real. SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME is a love letter to all Spider-Man fans around the world.

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