Spider-Man: No Way Home

Movie
75/100
MovieNerd Score

Peter Parker is unmasked and no longer able to separate his normal life from the high-stakes of being a super-hero. When he asks for help from Doctor Strange the stakes become even more dangerous, forcing him to discover what it truly means to be Spider-Man.

Filmmaking

Overall
76
Screenplay
66
Acting
81
Cinematography
74
Production
70
Directing
77
Concept
73
Story
67
Dialogue
74
Characters
75
Pacing
73
Musical Score
74

Attributes

Entertaining
90
Uniqueness
85
How Much I Like It
73
Twists
75
Artistry
84
Fun
88
Cliche
50
Cheesy
55
Broad Appeal
95
Cerebral
70
Emotional
87
Discussion Worthy
100

Genres

Comedy
85
Drama
90
Suspense
80
Action
75
Mystery
70
Thriller
75
Horror
20
Adventure
95
Romance
70
Science Fiction
85
Fantasy
90
Animation
10

Maturity

Family Friendly
80
Positive Message
100
Thematically Mature
75
Intense
85
Sexuality
5
Nudity
0
Violence
70
Gore
10
Crude
10
Profanity
10
Scary
20
Substance Use
0

5 Reviews

CineBuff
95 Overall90 Screenplay95 Acting85 Cinematography90 Production98 Concept92 Story88 Dialogue94 Characters90 Musical Score95 Uniqueness100 Entertaining

Watching Spider-Man: No Way Home wasn't just watching a movie; for a lifelong fan, it was a festival. Having followed the journeys of all three cinematic iterations of Peter Parker since childhood, seeing them unite on screen to fight side-by-side was pure, unadulterated joy. It was a powerful payoff for years of fandom. The performances felt remarkably deep and grounded, elevating the high-stakes action with genuine heart. The payoff of that collective hero moment was so visceral that I couldn't help but jump out of my seat and cheer in the theater. It was the perfect culmination of a wonderful, decades-long journey for my favorite comic book hero.

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ZetsuW22
54 Overall55 Screenplay85 Acting40 Cinematography— Production90 Concept55 Story67 Dialogue60 Characters83 Musical Score— Uniqueness— Entertaining

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primemh tf
70 Overall60 Screenplay78 Acting80 Cinematography30 Production35 Concept50 Story60 Dialogue55 Characters65 Musical Score— Uniqueness— Entertaining

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