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There have been 3 major Spider-Men in Hollywood, starting with Tobey Maguire and ending with Tom Holland. Often, comparisons are made between Maguire, Garfield, and Holland, on which one is the best iteration of the friendly neighborhood superhero.
Although Tobey Maguire is often considered the best Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield also redeemed himself withSpider-Man: No Way Home.However, Tom Holland has often been sidelined between the two and we are here to make it right.
Tom Holland Has Often Been Sidelined As Spider-Man
We don’t talk aboutTom Holland’sSpider-Man enough.Tobey Maguirewas the OG Spider-Man and so, a nostalgia factor has made him irreplaceable. However, Holland isn’t too far behind in terms of acting and emotions.
InThe Amazing Spider-Man,Andrew Garfieldhad some pretty big shoes to fill.Although the actor had some criticism to his name, he eventually redeemed himself inSpider-Man: No Way Home.
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InSpider-Man: No Way Home,Tom Holland’s Spider-Man decided to change the villain’s storylines after they had been transported to his universe. It didn’t go to plan and Holland’s Spider-Man actually suffered some terrible losses. To show these losses, theUnchartedactor had to showcase some broad acting skills which we don’t often talk about.
Peter Parker suffered the major loss of Aunt May inNo Way Home.The love of his life MJ (Zendaya) had her memories wiped out since the multiverse was shattering.
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Peter Parker became angry, motivated, inspired, forgiving, and, sad throughout the 2 hour 28 minute runtime of the movie. Tom Holland, the actor, had to show it all on camera, and for that, fans often don’t credit him enough.
Aunt May’s Death SceneWas Supposed To Be More Emotional!
As if Peter Parker holding her head in a collapsed building wasn’t enough to make us cry. A concept art revealed that Marvel Studios initially had a different, more saddening end forMarisa Tomei’sAunt May.
Taking to his Instagram, artist Philip Saunders (philjdsaunders) shared a concept art for the death scene of Aunt May. Although it was a poignant and grim end for May in a collapsed building, Marvel was prepared to go beyond.
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According to the concept artist, the death scene of Aunt May was supposed to take place in an ambulance. Tom Holland’s Peter Parker would have been right there by her side when she would have taken her last breath. Here’s what Saunders had to say about it.
In an earlier version of the script, this moment took place in an ambulance racing to the nearest hospital. I always like to capture the emotion of a scene in my keyframes, so this was a wonderful shot to be assigned.
Well, we are glad that the studio decided to change the saddening end for Aunt May to a more simple setting. Millions of people were saddened by that one particular shot and Tom Holland’s Spider-Man became all the more better for it.
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Spider-Man: No Way Homereceived a rating of 8.2/10 on IMDB and a whopping 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. With Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland in leading roles,the iconic 2021 film is available to stream on Disney+ in the U.S.
Visarg Acharya
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Visarg Acharya is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, majorly focusing on movies, with over 3000 articles published. He has been an entertainment journalist for the past three years and a copywriter at a corporation. Visarg usually covers news and theories on the MCU and the DCU, with an emphasis on Avengers and Superman; Game of Thrones, and more.A Tarantino fan, Visarg, spends his time critiquing various directors’ filmographies and watching them with curiosity. Medieval fantasy like The Lord of the Rings or sci-fi movies like Interstellar, watching the latest horror movies, and listening to Hans Zimmer become his comfort zone. When idle, he can be found reading fantasy novels with a terrible cup of coffee in hand.
