Spider-Man No Way Home: The Villains Realize They Died (Willem Dafoe HD Clip)
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Published 2022-10-15
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For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighborhood hero's identity is revealed, bringing his Super Hero responsibilities into conflict with his normal life and putting those he cares about most at risk. When he enlists Doctor Strange’s help to restore his secret, the spell tears a hole in their world, releasing the most powerful villains who’ve ever fought a Spider-Man in any universe. Now, Peter will have to overcome his greatest challenge yet, which will not only forever alter his own future but the future of the Multiverse.
All Comments (21)
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I just love how Electro telling his story like he is so proud of it. Then realise he is going to die
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I really love the way Flint Marko says "they both died, fighting Spider-Man" it makes Tobey's Spider-Man sound like a punisher type of guy
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"And then I...then I...oh shit!" Favourite line in the movie.
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I have to say. The actors in this movie really nailed their roles after all of these years . It’s like they never even left.
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It's still surreal to me how all 3 villains from the Sam Raimi- Tobey Maguire trilogy interacted with each other in this movie.
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Growing up, I always thought it was a shame we didn't see Molina Doc Ock and Dafoe's Green Goblin interact onscreen since they're Spider-man's two archenemies in the comics and they were so perfectly cast. Great to see them together finally in NWH.
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I like how the one who was most curious if he lived or died and willing to accept it, was the one who didn't die in his universe.
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What I love about this scene is how it paints Spider-Man the character as whole compared to the MCU. Tom Holland (Peter 1) is still a young superhero trying to prove himself in a world with the Avengers and has only been active for about 5-6 years. But “Spider-Man” as a whole here is painted as this legendary hero among the multiverse who faced and defeated many foes. Imagine being in Tom’s shoes and hearing “they died fighting Spider-Man.” It’s got to be both surreal and haunting for a young hero like him.
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1:40 Easily one of the best realizations in mcu history.
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Never thought to see all the Spider-Man villains interacting with each other... NWH is just amazing
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Norman's reaction of "Fascinating" in regards to MJ being Michelle Jones rather than Mary Jane has always been to me when the realization hits for him that the reason that Oscorp doesn't exist in that universe is probably due to his and Harry's counterparts having different names altogether.
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I love how at 0:47 when Norman asks Otto what he means by his comment about being the walking corpse you can clearly see that Norman is genuinely shocked, but after Otto elaborates you see Norman smiling in a cocky manner and telling him he's insane. That's not Norman who responds but the Green Goblin, who is refusing even the notion that he somehow died or was capable of dying after gaining so much power. I love how subtle the shift is and shows how great of an actor Dafoe is.
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Sandman was the first villain that I actually felt bad for. Usually when other villain loses I'd be like "yeah!" but when I watched Spiderman 3 for the first time years ago, watching that scene where it was revealed that Sandman didn't mean to kill Peter's uncle and that he did crime to save his daughter before turning into a cloud of sand and disappearing brought tears to my eyes.
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“Do you think there are other Ned Leedses?” There are. You don’t want to meet them.
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Throughout their interactions Octavius & Osborn, never for a second feel like their meeting for the first time (which they technically are); it literally feels like two men who've had a casual working relationship up to this point. While the same can probably be said for Max & Connors, with these two it's more layered & more nuanced
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This entire movie is just a massive fan service, and I love it.
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I love how Lizard gets scared.. and is curious if he died.
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Sandman and Lizard never died. They are the only ones in this movie who didn't die fighting Spider-Man in their universes.
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The Green Goblin's death being all over the news means that Harry was just in denial though the second and third films.
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1:45 watching this again makes me love this movie so much because I never notice the smallest details. Electro literally has a new body and his teeth are all perfect yet he still talks like he still has his buck teeth before he became Electro. Well done to Jaimie Foxx and the rest of the villain cast, as if they haven't changed from their roles all these years.
