Spider-Man: No Way Home (Jon Watts, December 17, 2021) Movie • Page 52

So is this like a special club you guys are in?

 

The “right opinion” club? You’re welcome to join.

 

It's alright. I'll stay a pleb.

 

I’d be fairy shocked if I liked this more than Venom 2 to be honest.

 

This film has to massively suck, and I mean have a script that isn’t even able to be read in the English language, to have Dr Strange, Tobey Spidey, Andrew Spidey, Willem Goblin, Molina Doc Oct, and Foxx Elextro, and not be better than Venom 2.

The actors themselves can make a film fun by just reading at a table for 2 hours.

 

Well they’re 0 for 2 so far for me

 

venom 2 is better than the majority of the MCU

 

Venom 2 is better than the majority of MCU movies but I still like both MCU Spidey movies more than it

 

Venom is good if I just want a fun night in. The MCU is good if I want character development in comic book films.

 

Does anyone need a white glove to slap in someone's face?

 

Venom 2 verged on unwatchable. The worst Marvel movies are just boring, but nothing like something that is so demeaning to its audience as Venom 2.

 

I need to watch these damn Venom films lol

 

Venom 2 fucking rules

 

I read that Venom 2 could potentially be up for rental in two weeks so I guess I'll wait till then to make my judgement. I don't want to own it if I dislike it as much as the first lol

 

I enjoyed Venom 2. Not as much as some in here, but it was still good.

 

Venom 2 kinda sucked but it was also very fun.

It would be cool if Tom Holland started being in weird stuff like Daniel Radcliffe and Robert Pattinson, but I guess they only did that after their respective franchises were over

 

I would love Tom Holland in the next Safdie Bro’s movie.

 

which MCU movies did you get this from

 

Yesss Swiss Army Man 2

 

I was trying to think of what brothers director combo movie Tom Holland was recently in. It was “Cherry” with the Russo brothers and it was terrible.

 

Iron Man, Cap 2 & 3, Guardians 1 & 2, Black Panther off the top of my head

 

i will give it to you for one of those six films

 

The lack of dramatic consequence of almost anything that's ever happened in the MCU inherently limits how impactful any character development can be.