Spider-Man goes beyond his Universe In the vast world of the Avengers, the appearance of Spider-Man performed by Tom Holland was greeted very warmly. The young hero is very much loved all over the world, and the successful Infinity Saga, which was just gaining momentum, was replenished with a famous character to please the public. Two solo albums followed, which were well received by the audience. Well, the announcement of the third film about Parker's life and his meeting with heroes from other universes completely raised interest in the upcoming film to the skies, perfectly playing on the fact that even fans of films with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will also be interested in the project. The option really turned out to be a win-win, while giving the audience another high-quality story. The plot plot, however, looks kind of ridiculous, implicates Dr. Strange here. The magician and the wizard react to Peter's request, in my opinion, somehow not in an adult way. But we all understand that if the magician had refused the young Spider, the story would not have happened at all (although everything is difficult here because of other projects, including Loki and Wanda/Vision). Nevertheless, a certain decision triggers a chain of events that demonstrate a lot of interesting content on the screen. It cannot be said that the film was created exclusively for fans. The story is strong and allows Tom Holland's Peter Parker to grow up, rising to a new level. The dramatic events that the audience encounters during the narration necessarily affect the personality of the young Spider, perfectly demonstrating that he will have to answer for any decision he makes on his own. He is no longer a teenager, and the stakes are high, often it's human lives. And if you decide to act the way you did, then be ready to answer for the consequences, even if it hurt your heart unbearably. This film shows well who and how of the characters moves further along their storyline. There are a lot of heroes and villains here, whose fate is really interesting to know. Well, the great trinity will definitely make you not only smile, but also worry about the fate of everyone, especially in the finale of the story. Viewers will see a reverent and respectful attitude towards the previous Spider-Man franchises. The presented characters will tell you how they lived at a time that we no longer managed to see on the screen, they will tell you, it seems, everything that is needed to ensure that the audience has a general picture of their worlds. However, do not forget that this is still a film about the current Spider-Man. The picture will be focused on it. Holland has surpassed himself in terms of acting. A young man, along with his hero, turns from a teenager into a young man who is ready to live as an adult and independent person, having left the custody of older comrades. Finally, you begin to understand that in future films he will no longer need mentors, such as Tony Stark, Nick Fury, Happy Hogan or Stephen Strange. And after the end credits, you catch yourself thinking that the guy trilogy that happened is just the teenage period of Spider—Man. And the potential of his individual future stories is very great. "Spider-Man: No Way Home" has become a great blockbuster. It has everything you need for a successful movie. The stars have come together. The successful, but recently stalling Marvel cinematic Universe has given fans of the past and present a really worthwhile project. The creators successfully entered into their Fourth Phase about the Multiverse a strong project that is directly related to it, and also, thanks to an uncomplicated plot, gave the world the opportunity to plunge into the past and see long-loved heroes and villains, literally breathing new life into long-familiar images. All this made it possible to earn an excellent box office, prepare the ground for future projects about Spider-Man, and, most importantly, reminded and even taught young viewers important things. It is necessary to be responsible for every adult's independent decision. Take it on your shoulders, learn from mistakes and understand that every person has them, even if it's Spider-Man. After all, "the greater the power, the greater the responsibility." 8 out of 10