Written By Kieran Bugg
Spider-Man: No Way Home is called the best MCU film ever. Critics pour the movie with high praise.
The love fest is non-stop.
Reviewers compliment its strong performances, emotional story and impressive visuals.
Furthermore, the movie holds a 99% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
More importantly, these are verified ratings.
In other words, these people actually saw it.
This isn’t the work of robots.
A few months ago, bashers claimed the MCU was dead or dying.
It was a ridiculous claim.
Fake news.
Click-baiters who despise diversity and representation feasted on Eternals.
After all, Eternals didn’t get Oscar talk.
To be fair, critics were polarized.
Spider-Man: No Way Home Called The Best MCU Film Of All Time
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Then again, cerebral science-fiction fare often leaves them cold.
For instance, many tossed rotten tomatoes at Blade Runner in 1982.
Decades later, Blade Runner is a classic.
Spider-Man: No Way Home has them swing in the other direction.
The critics consensus described Spider-Man: No Way Home as:
A bigger, bolder Spider-Man sequel, No Way Home expands the franchise’s scope and stakes without losing sight of its humor and heart.
Initially, various film critics and lucky fans who attended the L.A. premiere expressed their reactions.
Many of them said it’s the best live-action Spider-Man movie.
Michael Roman of Everything Always went further.
The YouTube host lives and breathes the MCU.
He’s covered Spider-Man: No Way Home since the beginning.
In fact, the film still had no title then.
Moreover, Roman covered Geekosity founder Mikey Sutton’s earliest scoops.
Everything Always was the first to post videos that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield were in it.
Of course, Roman fully credited Sutton for those reports in 2019.
Image: Sony Pictures
Two years later, they were proven accurate.
Roman saw an advance screening of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
His description stunned fans:
Unequivocally, the best superhero movie of all time.
Roman dropped a non-spoiler reaction.
But that’s not what happened after the premiere.
Spoilers to follow now.
On Twitter, there were enough spoilers to fill Santa’s sleigh.
There were shots of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield from Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Furthermore, even Charlie Cox’ cameo leaked online.
Most of these spoilers confirmed several scoops Sutton shared over the past couple of years.
This weekend audiences will decide if Spider-Man: No Way Home wins the throne.
Is it the Greatest of All Time in the MCU?
Regardless, the MCU is at full strength.
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