Drizzle
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As great as the movie was, the following could have pushed it into an even higher tier for me:
**This is nostalgic fan service to the highest degree**
- I was secretly hoping Hardy's Venom would have joined the fray at the Statue of Liberty. It would have been funny to see him show up to try to help only to get wailed on by Tobey's Spider-Man since he's the variant with past symbiote experience.
- This would have been a little too derivative of Into the Spider-Verse, but if Emma Stone had come back as Spider-Gwen from another universe people would have lost their minds even more than they already did. I would have loved to see her interact with Andrew's Peter and relate how they each lost their respective universe's variant of the other person. It would have also been even more of a win for Andrew's Peter knowing that somewhere out there, there was a Gwen who lived.
- I also would have loved a couple of scenes near the end of Tobey and Andrew back in their own universes with Andrew's Peter swinging through his NYC feeling more hopeful and Tobey's Peter maybe reuniting with Dunst's MJ, maybe showing that they had a kid or two, before taking a final swing through the city to the classic Elfman score.
Of course, all of that would have shifted focus away from Holland's Spider-Man and he is and should be the main focal point of the movie but that's just me waxing nostalgic.
**This is nostalgic fan service to the highest degree**
- I was secretly hoping Hardy's Venom would have joined the fray at the Statue of Liberty. It would have been funny to see him show up to try to help only to get wailed on by Tobey's Spider-Man since he's the variant with past symbiote experience.
- This would have been a little too derivative of Into the Spider-Verse, but if Emma Stone had come back as Spider-Gwen from another universe people would have lost their minds even more than they already did. I would have loved to see her interact with Andrew's Peter and relate how they each lost their respective universe's variant of the other person. It would have also been even more of a win for Andrew's Peter knowing that somewhere out there, there was a Gwen who lived.
- I also would have loved a couple of scenes near the end of Tobey and Andrew back in their own universes with Andrew's Peter swinging through his NYC feeling more hopeful and Tobey's Peter maybe reuniting with Dunst's MJ, maybe showing that they had a kid or two, before taking a final swing through the city to the classic Elfman score.
Of course, all of that would have shifted focus away from Holland's Spider-Man and he is and should be the main focal point of the movie but that's just me waxing nostalgic.