Spider-Man has had an illustrious big-screen career, and despite most of his movies being great, they still made some big missteps along the way.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Spider-Man has had some amazing big-screen adventures, but he has also occasionally dropped the ball from time to time. As the flagship character of Marvel Comics, Spider-Man would swing into animation, toys, and video games before finally landing on the big screen in 2002's Spider-Man.
To be fair, with No Way Home being filmed during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, film productions had to abide by strict on-set safety measures to avoid being shut down. With Sandman and Lizard primarily appearing in No Way Home in their mutated forms, this would be one effective way for the movie to streamline filming. Still, it is unfortunate that No Way Home could not make these shots a bit more unique.
Aunt May's death is one of the most emotionally powerful and tragic moments in Holland's Spider-Man tenure and cements that Aunt May is every bit as important to Peter as Uncle Ben. Unfortunately, it still meets the criteria of fridging, in which a female character's death becomes a motivating factor for the hero.
Though Venom would leave a fragment of his symbiote form in the MCU, the build-up to Eddie's No Way Home appearance is one of the movie's few letdowns, but an undeniable one nonetheless with the unrealized tease it embodies. Still, there are countless Web-Slingers throughout the Spider-Verse, with calls abounding for Andrew Garfield's Spidey to cross paths with Hardy's Venom. Should that happen, one hopes it goes much further than Venom's No Way Home cameo.
Chris Zylka's Flash in The Amazing Spider-Man is more fleshed out and even begins to show his admiration for Spidey, but it is also far less threatening than Manganiello's version. Tony Revolori's Flash Thompson would later be re-imagined in the MCU as science wiz on the same level as Peter himself, but also more of a nuisance to Peter than an effective bully, and one who mostly lands himself in hot water.
Clearly, Aaron has become Prowler some time between Homecoming and Across the Spider-Verse and was presumably captured in that time, as well, but that still leaves his life as Prowler off-screen. Whether Tom Holland's Spidey, the Spider Society, or some combination of the two captured him remains unexplained. Though Prowler's cameo in Across the Spider-Verse is a crowd-pleasing one, it still leaves a great Spidey-Prowler confrontation out of the picture of the Spider-Verse.
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