Spider-Man: No Way Home (December 17th, 2021)

[choombaz]

I would think the 3D of this would give me a headache

There is no 3D in it. It’s just 2D with the murkiness dialled up.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Murkiness = cheaper CGI costs

 

[guyver1]

There is no 3D in it. It’s just 2D with the murkiness dialled up.

I know I was referring to watching it in 3D ..this isn’t the best to watch

 

[darth dennis]

I know I was referring to watching it in 3D ..this isn’t the best to watch

I dislike 3D in general so definitely will hit the regular...

 

[guyver1]

Murkiness = cheaper CGI costs

Yeah what were they thinking with the Murkiness in the fight scenes especially how FFH had gorgeous scenery and crazy effects

 

[Cap'n Cook]

3D cinema needs to die. Again.

 

[choombaz]

Murkiness = cheaper CGI costs

Yeah maybe. There were a lot of those two actors at a simple location but it was a reshoot so they were green screened two days before the premiere vibe to it shots.

 

[guyver1]

3D cinema needs to die. Again.

Not every movie is worth seeing in 3D format. Wonder why people are so fixated in it. Last good film I saw which complemented 3D was Avatar

 

[Johnny Utah]

Just back.

It was just incredible. I need time to process.

But it was amazing.

 

[choombaz]

And another thing (starting to sound like Grandpa Simpson) the constantly pulling off of masks drove me insane in this one. Yes yes I know exactly why they do this but I’m not here to see Tom Holland: No Way Home. Surely with all that technology dude has like air in the mask?

 

[guyver1]

I also think it’s not a film that warrants seeing many times. I got it in one viewing..but a second wouldn’t hurt .

anything above three times is overkill IMO

 

[guyver1]

And another thing (starting to sound like Grandpa Simpson) the constantly pulling off of masks drove me insane in this one. Yes yes I know exactly why they do this but I’m not here to see Tom Holland: No Way Home. Surely with all that technology dude has like air in the mask?

I’m in the small vote that I despise how secret identities are always revealed to the general public in most superhero flicks . It still irks me that he was revealed in the infamous train sequence in Spider-man 2

 

[heon123]

It's quite the blast.

 

[Dark_Knight_89]

I wouldn’t call it a greatest hits movie because they pull in things I truly hated when they were first used. But not this time.

If you don't me asking, can you confirm what these things were?

 

[Stront]

Always bothers me about these movies. Iron Man, War Machine, Cap - they wear their helmets to the battle, but once it starts, they take them off in actual combat?

 

[chrisstbh]

What a movie, finally feels like Tom Hollands Spidey has come into his own (ironically).

Green Goblin and Doc Ock were amazing, I just wish we got more from them.

Side note: People that cheer, clap and scream during movies deserve to burn in the lowest depths of hell

 

[Johnny Utah]

I was the only one that shouted YES! when certain characters showed up.

I was also the only one that got the nods to the older films.

Irish cinemagoers are a very stoic bunch.

 

[chrisstbh]

I was the only one that shouted YES! when certain characters showed up.

I was also the only one that got the nods to the older films.

Irish cinemagoers are a very stoic bunch.

I know American cinemas seem to LOVE cheering, clapping and all that. Here it's an unwritten rule that you sit down, shut your mouth and laugh when appropriate.

 

[Johnny Utah]

Someone did clap when the end credits came on. The whole audience looked back at them with this look of disgust.

They reminded me of those sarcastic Gen Xers in the Simpsons.

 

[Wor-Gar]

How can you eat your pudding if you haven't eaten your meat!?