Spider-Man No Way Home Critics Review: Tom Holland's Superhero Flick Impresses Global Audience

The early reviews for Tom Holland's Spider-Man No Way Home are in and the critics have given a thumbs up to the superhero flick that has been helmed by Jon Watts. The movie is all set to be released in India on December 17 according to the latest reports, the advance booking for the film has shattered all records. Here is taking a look at what some critics have to say about the movie that will trace the adventures of the web-slinger after his true identity was exposed by Mysterio in the last film, Spider-Man: Far From Home.

Variety's Peter Debruge writes, "a clever meta-adventure." He further added, "audiences who've tuned out [of the 'Spider-Man' films] along the way will be rewarded for giving this one a shot." Film critic Nick Schager called it the "MCU's best Spidey movie by a mile."

IGN's Amelia Emberwing stated, "perfect harmony of a Saturday morning cartoon and the deep drama that we've come to expect from these epics." Variety editor Clayton Davis said, "#SpiderManNoWayHome has a beginning, middle and an end. I like those three elements. Tom Holland and Zendaya are good at making me believe they are those characters. The special effects look real. I liked the fights. I had a lot of fun.
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Rotten Tomatoes' Erik Davis said, "I can confidently say #SpiderManNoWayHome is THE BEST live-action Spider-Man movie. A thrilling & emotional end to the "Homecoming" trilogy, but also a smart, fun & exciting tribute to 20 years of Spider-Man movies. Both hilarious & heartbreaking, I honestly loved every second." Talking about Tom Holland's act in the movie as the titular character, Davis added, "Tom Holland is terrific in #SpiderManNoWayHome - my favourite performance of the trilogy. His Spidey battles are epic (the stuff w/ Willem Dafoe is especially frightening), and his journey as Peter Parker has this great balance of humour & hardship. He grows up a lot in this one."

Gizmodo's Germain Lussier wrote about Spider-Man No Way Home saying, "Spider-Man: No Way Home is immensely satisfying. You'll cry happy tears, sad tears, and cheer in the theatre. The middle gets a little clunky cause there are so many characters but the third act is so dynamic, fun and powerful, it more than makes up for it. #SpiderManNoWayHome."

Talking about the movie, it also stars Zendaya who will be reprising her role as MJ. While Jacob Batalon is back as Ned Leeds, and Marisa Tomei is Aunt May, Jon Favreau is returning as Happy Hogan and Benedict Wong is Wong from Shang-Chi and The Legend Of The Ten Rings. It will also star Tom Hardy's Venom in a black spiderman costume, along with the lead villains of the film including Alfred Molina as Doctor Octopus, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, Electro played by Jamie Foxx in a new look and Sandman.