MCU movies can be efficient (meaning “cheap”) when it comes to picking up scenes – especially dialogue scenes – and shooting them on an obvious set, trusting the wizardry of a VFX team to hide the seams. The production value in that scene is terrible. And I already can hear some people stepping up to defend it, so let me explain what annoys me so much about it. It’s the scene between Peter (Tom Holland) and Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) at Aunt May’s grave. I realized last night, however, that there’s one scene I dread as it approaches, because it feels like a tacked on blemish to this otherwise magnificent work of art. And there’s one scene that has several issues with it, some which speak to a larger Marvel Cinematic Universe problem, so I wanted to hash it out, even knowing that this is nitpicking, and the overall movie is an impossible miracle of planning and execution that’s a joy to ride from start to finish. There are flaws, most of them minor, that prevent Spider-Man: No Way Home from being a flawless film. It’s the perfect Spider-Man movie, full stop.īut it’s not a perfect movie. It captures everything that’s quintessential to the formation of the Marvel hero, and it spreads those traits amongst its three generational representations of the icon so that they all can embody sacrifice (Tom Holland), perseverance in the face of sorrow (Andrew Garfield), and leadership (Tobey Maguire). Jon Watts’ movie is a love letter to Spider-Man, and to Spider-Man fans. Spider-Man is my favorite character in pop-culture history, and has been since my earliest days. Spider-Man: No Way Home is my favorite movie of all time. Here are eleven of Tom Holland’s best projects (so far) ranked by box office earnings.Let me start with this. They all made some serious moolah, but some made just a bit more than others. Related: Fans Knew Tom Holland Would Be A Great Spider-Man Because Of This Filmīut just because most of Holland’s projects have been big box office successes, doesn’t mean they all rank the same.

He has also nabbed the role of Nathan Drake in the much anticipated video game adaptation Uncharted. He is even set to continue playing the iconic role of Peter Parker in a third solo film (to be released in November 2021). He has gained much attention for his roles, becoming one of Hollywood's it boys for the foreseeable future. He has even delved into the world of streaming services as of late, starring in Apple TV's Cherry and Netflix’s The Devil All the Time.

He has since been in many major blockbusters. Since becoming the first Spider-Man to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tom Holland has risen in celebrity status both with fans and casting agents.

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