An ONTD Not-So-Original: Proving Sony removed [SPOILER] from the 'Spiderman: No Way Home' Trailer.

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Comments

[meetviolent]

I don’t understand why people are so invested in pointing out that spoilers have been removed from this trailer. I want the first time I see spoilers to be when I watch the movie, and I’m sure the creators want that too.

But at the same time, my November 2021 resolution is to let people enjoy things, so if people enjoy being trailer sleuths for spoilers we know about, okay.

ETA: but good eyes on the bad editing! I didn’t even notice.

ETA 2: lol at the Sony tag. Is that just their tag now? I love it.

[koalat]

[Spoiler (click to open)]i wonder if andrew garfield and t*bey are only gonna appear at the end. (i hope not 😬)

[slaygalthessily]

That’s what I heard will happen [Spoiler] in those shots John Campea released, it looked like Tom had been through the ringer and Tobey and Andrew looked fresh.

[notoriousreign]

I wouldn't be surprised.

[maryjanewatson]

[Spoiler (click to open)]in the trailer when strange said they’re coming through and he can’t stop them it sounds like he could be talking abt andrew and tobey and that seems to be in the final battle :/

[sandstorm]

I didn’t realize some of it but the fact, as someone pointed out, focuses way too much on one thing which is probably a solo Tom fight.

Which to me means the other two are probably much more in the movie than Sony wants to say.

[syvlie0o0]

Can someone explain why people care so much? Literally WHO CARES?

[miniglik]

People found previous Spider-Man movies a lot of fun when they were kids and so looking for them in this movie hits a lot of nostalgia buttons.

But at this point I think it’s become a game. Making fun of the actors lying badly in interviews, deciding if leaked photos are real or fake, etc.

Edit: I’d say I’ve enjoyed the spoiler-craziness leading up to this movie more than I expect to enjoy the movie. Sometimes I think they’re dumb (is that really Andrew’s arm?) but it’s been fun.

[alienjive]

It’s a cool little pop culture moment. Billions of people LOVE Spider-Man. I’ll never forget as a kid watching the very first one in theaters and the audience was cheering SO loud when the title card came up. This was 2002!

[kris_terror]

[quirkyblah38]

it's so stupid that they're trying to keep this hush hush and mysterious when it's already out in the open

[slaygalthessily]

The secret isn’t for fans or people on the internet. It’s for the general audience that isn’t online checking out spoilers.