#nwh spoiler

[optimisticrunawaygalaxy]

I just thought about where Otto went after the condo scene and why he didnt help Peter (He would have totaly done so imo)

The thing is he "left" the condo because he got electrocuted by Electro, and then just scurried away.

I kinda HC that he was scared that his chip broke again and just fled the scene to not hurt anyone. Especially since even in SM2 the voices didnt kick in instantly, only when he had a moment of calm the actuators started to talk to him

After a few hours of silence and being in full controll he realized that he was fine, that the chip was advanced enough to survive a shock (maybe Peter did that on purpose, just in case) and thats when he heard about Peter baiting the villains to the statue of liberty and knew he needed to repay the favour

[octivia1o2]

im sorry but he’s so baby and i can’t stop thinking about 🖤him🖤

gotta love that funky little belly he has

[mattmurdeaux]

Charlie Cox putting on the Daredevil cowl for the first time on set        

Marvel Studios: Assembled- The Making of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law

[gallwithapall]

PLEASE I WAS EDITING AND

OTTO IM SCREAMING

[captainwaffles]

[winter-turtle]

So... about the new No Way Home postcredit scene

Peter is still there unless his face is shown. Do you think Ned or MJ will look at that photo and go "Huh. I wonder who that is?" because there's some aching familiarity just beyond their reach? That some pictures have odd empty space that feels wrong?

I'm fine I'm okay don't touch me I'm fine-

[jamboreeofsurprises]

Spoilers for No Way Home

"no not you"

[und3r00s]

3 fr be the magic number

[valvilot]

[7-wonders]

Okay but you’re spending your evening just hanging out and watching Spider-Man: No Way Home when Morpheus appears in your living room because he has no sense when it comes to letting you know ahead of time that he wants to see you or just, y’know, having Matthew pop by and be like “boss is coming in five!”

So after you recover from your heart attack you let him know that you’re just watching a movie tonight so if he has better things to do involving The Dreaming/being an Endless, he can do that. He doesn’t understand why you’d say that bc why wouldn’t he want to spend time with you, so he sits down next to you and lets you drape yourself over him before you unpause the movie.

Of course, Dream was imprisoned long before comic books really came to be mainstream, so he has no clue what anything on the screen is. You have to pause every time a new character appears on screen, because he will undoubtedly say, “Who’s this?” and you have to try and respond while also not launching into all the lore™️.

(“Who’s this?”

“MJ, Peter’s girlfriend.”

“Who’s this?”

“Doc Ock, he’s a villain from another universe.”

“Who’s this?”

“Matt Murdock.” On screen, the brick flies through the window, and Matt catches it with ease. You say his line at the same time that he does, “He’s a really good lawyer,” and laugh when Dream looks shocked that you knew what he was going to say. God, you love having a boyfriend that knows nothing about technology or movies or anything.)

And this keeps up, honestly, you’re having a blast with it. It’s fun to get to introduce characters that you’ve watched since you were little to an anthropomorphic personification who is eons older than you are. And then it gets to the scene where one Flint Marko is dropped into the MCU, and Dream again asks who that is.

“Sandman,” you say without thinking, forgetting who it is you’re sitting next to.

“Who?” Morpheus asks in bewilderment.

“Oh!” Shit, you did not anticipate this. “No, it’s not like, a character based off of you or anything like that. He’s literally made out of sand, which is why he’s called Sandman.”

Morpheus scoffs. “My, it must have taken them ages to try and come up with a name so clever.”

You smirk. “Are you mad that your name’s been co-opted, or are you mad he doesn’t have your powers?”

“I’m not mad over a fictional character. It’s just ridiculous that a character such as this would be designed, only for them to name him,” Morpheus scoffs again, as if the very thought is paining him, “Sandman.”

Mad about the name, then. Got it. “I can…pick something else to watch?” you suggest.

Dream shakes his head, acting like this didn’t just get him all riled up. “No, let us finish your superhero movie,” he grumbles before begrudgingly allowing you to hesitantly turn your attention back to the screen.

It’s a good thing Sandman doesn’t have a major part in this movie.

[optimisticrunawaygalaxy]

straight stolen from @freshwatercatfishjpegimage

Its just.. its so true, if you actualy think about any Marvel movie plot and pick it appart a TEENY TINY bit you'll notice just how fucking dubious it is

Dr. Strange didnt explain the runes spell to Peter, kinda non-consentually almost entirely fucking over Peters life for... ever. Imagine if Strange's spell DIDNT back fire, if Peter didnt question Strange's "It was nice knowing you, Spider-man".

Peter would be forever forgotten by everyone he cared about and Strange was fine with that, once he thought it over (probably during the whole being-trapped-in-the-mirror-dimension thing) he clearly didnt want to cast the spell, didnt want to forget Peter. But he didnt think of that when initially casting the spell.

Strange even refused to cast the spell again, realizing how catastrophical it would be for Peters life

[lilydvoratrelundar]

one thing about spiderverse is that some people have an issue with the whole "canon events" conceit, because it's self-referential, particularly in its name. however, i think it demonstrates a willingness to play with the multiverse in a distinct way to almost every other interpretation.

there are two fundamental types of multiverse in media. there's the "branching timelines" multiverse, in which every change, varying from a decision you make to the random movement of an electron results in a different branching timeline. most multiverse storylines that are about individual choice focus on this interpretation, examples including the bulk of marvel's "what if" storylines, everything everywhere all at once, the flash tv show, etc. if a show or series introduces the multiverse for a plotline which shows a potential future, asks what could have been based on one episode going differently, or makes some point about the consequences of one's actions, this is the sort of multiverse that will be introduced.

by contrast, the spider-verse films have what i call "echoing universes." in this multiverse, instead of every universe being a variation based on the timeline being different, these universes revolve around a central conceit - in this case, spider-based superheroes - but there isn't really any way in which these universes could have come about from any sort of identical starting point. however, often when this sort of multiverse is used, there will be elements of plotlines which are the same regardless, because they make for much better parallels between, for example, the ultimate marvel and 616 marvel characters. common inter-franchise interpretations of the cinematic and comic and tv versions of superheroes revolve around this concept, with the similarities being hand-waved away, because it's the multiverse, of course things happened differently in different universes, but they still have spider-man!

the "canon events" of atsv are therefore an in-universe acknowledgement of this concept. and, because this is a story that needs dramatic stakes, preventing one of these "canon events" results in the potential destruction of that universe.

as a sidenote, this is why i really appreciate how atsv has fewer peter parkers in its main cast - pavitr prabhakar has a name based on peter's, but apart from that, the main spiders are gwen, miles, hobie, miguel, margo, jess, and then peter b. it really reinforces the idea that these aren't just various possibilities for one main spider-man; this is a theme that is essential to the multiverse, however it plays out, and therefore it always happens in similar ways, and despite the vast differences between the universes, each one echoes the central ideas of the spider-people.

[my-otpkilledme]

dr strange really went from one babysitting job to the next

[gallwithapall]

I know it's cgi but look at his wee lil body wiggle

Also why tf are his metal arms so long??? Why are they so long and THIN?!

I do prefer his 2004 arms because they were practical effects/props/puppets/THICC but

✨Arms✨

[not-so-rosyyy]

me crying right now everyone gets to see challengers in april while I have to wait june 7th, literally impossible for me to avoid spoilers.

a decent bootleg copy would've already been spreading by then anon naurrrr i hate this for you

[octivia1o2]

me n johnathon ohnn because i need him