Possibly contrarian, but I found this just...fine? Good? Outside of the amazing level of nostalgia bait and fan service that is brought together here, No Way Home is another safe entry into the MCU with little to no consequences for the overall narrative arc of Phase Four. The culmination of these characters is impressive and all the returning faces are great to see, but it all feels somewhat hollow when you realise it's all for nothing but fan service? I still immensely enjoyed seeing all these characters from my childhood get to team up together and goof around thanks to the multiverse, but it did feel like a bit of a non-episode following [spoiler]Tom-der-Man's erasure from the minds of the MCU and the hasty return of all visiting members to their respective universes. I am glad they finally gave this Spider-Man an emotional foundation to build and work from but three movies in feels like we should be reaching the climax of this characters arc, not just starting.[/spoiler] Maybe I'm overthinking it. It's a good, clean popcorn blockbuster, as all MCU entries are. They continue to be the McDonalds of cinema. Certainly not the best, but consistent and dependable.

Kind of a dumb plot and an even dumber ending... But somehow it still was an entertaining watch, though for me the most exciting moment in the entire movie was the scene with Matt Murdock aka the Daredevil which I'm hoping will come back with a new season