Classic

Everyone itt go and read The Amazing Spider-Man #500,the way Spidey and Strange interact there>>>>>>>>

great comic

why would you cut this

Definitely. And he’s still got a whole other trilogy coming.

Mad to this day that this scene wasn’t in the movie.

We eatin

yeah i don’t know

Holland feeding us

ass

When Aunt May becomes Madam Webb remember this post

Bruh listen it’s really not that deep
I want people to die in movies I love stakes
I’m just not a fan of how they handled starks death with the whole it has to happen exactly in this sequence because butterfly effect. I know y’all will wanna kill me for this but I think it could’ve been done better sorry

Ok write out your thesis statement on this it could have been done better and we’ll get back to you on this

It was pretty much a given it was gonna happen tbh it just had to happen, it may be dumb but it's efficient drama imo

Marisa Tomei in a spidey costume 🤤

Death is a weak form of stakes. its the one people are most worried about spoiler wise in terms of all movies including this one because it can be ruined in a sentence then you spend the whole movie questioning when they will die or if they will come back to life. Writing wise got to write better stakes. Although yes in Endgame no one saying Iron man shouldnt die

of course we are

You will never see me do that lmao. Its such a simple critique I don’t know why everyone was getting triggered
I guess I could’ve worded it better

Agreed, deaths are kinda overplayed now, it's just soooo easy to kill off characters for no reason but TV series in the 2010s kinda made it an inescapable trope

There is only so much grief we can see a hero face or so much we can grieve for them because ( that character is coming back to life) or too often easily replaced in another form rather than the character actually being forced to grow alone

yea