The Crawlspace panel breaks down their thoughts on the Spider-Man: No Way Home movie. We list pros and cons and give it a grade. There’s a record nine panelists on this show, so it’s packed with opinions.
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I agree with you, Happy isn’t creepy. However I do see why May wants her spaces, because he has been intrusive since Iron Man 3 days (IIRC). The man has a good heart, but he really doesn’t know where personal boundaries are and it’s this characteristic of him that often creates comedic situations.
For sure, however, they did treat him with little respect bringing all those villains in his apartment, especially seeing how it went. I mean, they could have just brought the Stark machine somewhere else with them.
I still have to listen to the whole podcast (sorry, it’s too long), but from the first 30 minutes I’m already disagreeing with most of you. I didn’t like the movie that much and it’s far from the best SM movie for me. For example, I feel the appearance of the other Spider-men took away from the main character. Also, I find that the supporting cast was something working very well in the last two movies, so stripping it away at the end felt like a controversial move (done as an in-character choice for Peter, but leaving him in a dangerously similar position as the Raimi and especially The Amazing series).
Okay, I don’t get what they heck people are saying Happy is creepy in Far From Home. If anything, he’s forced to play nice with people in his life doing nothing but disrespecting him. The guy needs to man up a little bit, sure, but he gets nothing but crap, and he clearly deserves better. May came off as a complete flighty b**** in the scene she breaks up with him.