This is the best movie I have ever seen

Not as good as "Far from Home" Not much action. The action just starts and suddenly it stops.

Continuing from where we last left Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and his best friends at the end of Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019). Right now the entire world knows the secret identity of Spider-Man. Peter now spends his days dealing with the people within the public, not to mention constant attention from all news and media. He wants to move forward with his life, but no matter what, he struggles to deal with the revelation of his identity, even more so when he sees how it affects his best friends. It’s now impossible for Peter Parker to walk down the street, go to school and have a normal life. In desperate need of help, Peter goes to visit fellow Avenger Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) with hopes that he might be able to alter Mysterio’s big world announcement. But when Peter learns that everyone close to him will also have their minds erased, he mistakenly messes with Doctor Strange’s spell, which has huge consequences. Now many new villains roam our Earth, and the question is, can Peter Parker save the day from the largest threat his world has ever seen? For the sake of spoilers, this review will be kept rather vague when relating to further plot details. But to cut to the chase, I highly enjoyed the film. While I can’t deny the plot outline seems slightly lazy, it was a fun way for fans of both Spider-Man and Marvel to travel down memory lane. No Way Home is loaded with many surprises, unexpected plot points, and multiple heartfelt moments that put a large smile on my face for the entire runtime. It’s no secret the film includes many well known and familiar characters. Each character is exciting to see once again on the big screen. They are all given loads of screen time, something that is guaranteed to make many happy. Performances here are awesome. Tom Holland brings what I feel is easily his best performance as the web-slinger and yet again brings both humour and dramatic moments to the screen. Side performances from Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange and Zendaya as MJ were also equally brilliant on-screen, and both bounce well off the leading web-slinger. Overall, as the most anticipated film for all Marvel and Spider-Man fans, I am proud to announce that this is a wonderful film. Loaded with many exciting and great surprises, No Way Home is a touching story and carries great action sequences. Tom Holland himself delivers what I deem is his best version of the web-slinger within the entire series. Treat this film as a wild theme park ride- you’ll clap, you’ll scream, you’ll smile, and, in the end, you’ll be left with the sensation that you could easily go ride it again. This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com

it is easily my favourite movie 12/10

The Movie is so good