Review: Spider-Man: No Way Home is the best superhero film of the year ~ USA Latest Games

MJ and Peter Parker, dropping in one more time.

My latest challenge: after seeing Spider-Man: No Way Home, the third Tom Holland live-action film in the series, I'm befuddled. How do I fully convey its quality without spoiling even a smidge of its contents? As I left the theater, I found myself giddily talking aloud about the film, recounting its delightful surprises. It might have been enough to earn a slap from a spoiler-averse passer-by.

Tricky as it may be to convey the film's charm, laughs, excitement, and tear-worthy heart without revealing its twists, I'll do my best to keep most of No Way Home's surprises as hidden as Peter Parker's identity, while calling it out as a must-see superhero film.

Something really wacky happens (shocker)

I don't think it's a spoiler to confirm that at least one familiar Marvel Studios character appears in <em>No Way Home</em>.

I don't think it's a spoiler to confirm that at least one familiar Marvel Studios character appears in No Way Home. (credit: Sony Pictures / Marvel Studios)

That simile may make you sweat a bit, however, if you've been following the Holland series that kicked off with Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2017. Its 2019 sequel ended with an NYC-rocking reveal of who's been hiding beneath Spider-Man's mask, and NWH picks up at this exact point in time, with Parker (Tom Holland) and his girlfriend MJ (Zendaya) escaping an alarmed, newly informed mob via frantic web-swinging.

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