Hey everyone, I'm The Canadian Lad and today I watched Spider-Man: No Way Home at 0.25x
speed and found 38 new details that you may or may not have seen before.
Now this one is a proper 0.25x speed breakdown.
I'll tell you exactly the details I found without beating around the bush.
Well, because the movie is available in 4K now and I think the whole world has watched
it, so I won't have to do all those explaining that I did in my previous 2 breakdowns of
this film.
Now, as I said I found 38 details but I'll be repeating 5 details from my previous breakdowns.
So in all honesty, I found 33 brand new details, not 38.
And I did exclude some of the obvious ones because I don't wanna bore you to death and
details are sorted in a chronological order, so make sure to watch the entire video to
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Number 1: With this 4K version, we can now see that the Rogers musical billboard has
a sign that says "extra matinees added".
So clearly it was a popular show and therefore the need for such a massive billboard.
Number 2: When Peter and MJ see this Roosevelt Island tram, we get a shot from inside the
tram.
And there you can notice it says "Watch Your Step" written on the glass.
Although this is for the passengers, if you think about it, they could have easily removed
it through CG but they didn't.
And I think it's because this is Jon Watt's fun little way of telling Peter and MJ "Watch
your step or you're gonna fall"
Number 3*: At the beginning of the film, when Tom's Spider-Man closes the manhole cover,
notice the webbing that's attached to the cover slowly drops to the road and dissolves.
I'm not talking about this big chunk of web that we can see here, of course we all see
it.
But this thin layer of web that slowly dissolves is such a great attention-to-detail considering
it's all CGI.
It keeps happening throughout the film.
And even at the end, when Tom swings to the top of the Statue of Liberty, we can see the
same effect again and this time it is even moving because of the wind.
Details like these are hard to notice in the theater, plus, in all previous installments,
the webs would just vanish into thin air rather than leaving a trail behind.
So with each installment, the CGI keeps getting better!
Number 4: When Aunt May catches Peter and MJ in an awkward position, there we can see
that Peter was actually wounded.
Now, this could be a great hidden detail only if we can make sure this wasn't Tom actually
wounded on set and they just didn't hide it with any makeup.
If that's not the case, this is a great detail and lemme tell you why.
This shows that no matter how strong Peter Parker is, no matter how good his suit is,
all the swinging and fighting do take a toll on his physical body that even penetrates
his suit.
Number 5: When MJ quickly closes the door on Aunt May's apartment, if we slow down the
scene and pause it right here, this is the first ever mention of FEAST in the MCU.
So if you watch the film at 0.25x speed, you'll know that Aunt May works at FEAST probably
35 minutes before it's officially confirmed in the movie.
We did get clues in Far From Home that Aunt May is probably working for FEAST but the
name was never mentioned.
So if anybody asks you when did FEAST appear in No Way Home?
The answer is in the 13th minute, not the 48th.
Number 6: Now this one is a very sweet little detail.
The props department actually used a real life picture of Baby Tom Holland while setting
up the living room.
Number 7: If you notice the table in this room, it has a lot of used tissues.
Implying before Happy was at the door saying good-bye to Aunt May, he was actually in the
living room, crying over their breakup.
Or maybe Aunt May is just too messy, who knows!
Number 8: Now there's a lot to break down in this shot.
Because apparently J Jonah Jameson has a lot of old newspaper clippings plastered all over
his wall.
But if you notice very carefully, he has a lot of Iron Man related headlines on his wall
too.
For example, this one says "Tony Stark is Iron Man" so this is probably a newspaper
from 2008.
Then there's another one mentioning the Mandarin along with Iron Man's photo on the cover.
And just beside it, there's another magazine with the cover "Iron Man Lost".
Then there's a poster which is half Iron Man and half Spider-Man's face.
Now as far as Spider-Man is concerned, J Jonah Jameson has been reporting on him since quite
some time.
He has a newspaper from the day Spider-Man was first spotted on the streets to the day
when Spider-Man first joined the Avengers.
He even has a physical copy of the Webster's Dictionary not the Oxford one, I mean that
makes total sense considering how much he despises one particular webster.
And as I had pointed out earlier, J Jonah Jameson didn't just start selling supplements
after he made it big, he used to sell supplements even when he used to work from his basement
studio.
And it seems as though there's one more magazine with the headline that says MJ and Liz will
never be friends again!
Number 9: When Tom's Spider-Man gets paint thrown at him, there's graffiti in the background
with the word "Ramos".
This is a clear reference to Humberto Ramos, a Mexican artist, who worked on Marvel comics
like The Amazing Spider-Man series!
Number 10*: In this scene where Peter and Aunt May are watching the news on TV,
In the trailer we were made to believe they were watching the DailyBugle.
But in the movie, it has now been replaced and shows footage of the government seizing
the properties of Stark Industry.
Number 11*: This DODC officer suggests Aunt May to lawyer up and questions her integrity
as she not only endangered Peter but also encouraged it.
Pay attention to his words.
-CUT SCENE- This is actually foreshadowing the plot of
the film.
When all the villains get stuck here and Peter is ready to send them home, it's Aunt May
who stops him and tells him to fix them first.
-CUT SCENE- So this officer is actually right, Aunt May
does encourage Peter to do a lot of dangerous stuff.
Number 12*: Peter calls Matt Murdock by his last name while Aunt May calls him by his
first name, Matt.
-CUT SCENE- This might indicate that Aunt May didn't just
hire a random lawyer, she knew Matt Murdock from before.
Number 13: Matt Murdock suggests Happy should get a really good lawyer if he wants to stay
out of jail.
And moments later he claims "he's a very good lawyer himself".
-CUT SCENE- So that's some badass self-promotion from
the Daredevil there!
Number 14*: When Marvel teases Matt's powers by making him catch this brick,
notice even if Matt couldn't catch it, Peter's spidey sense had already warned him of what's
coming and he was already in motion to catch the brick even without looking!
And this is what I love about Marvel.
Had Peter not attempted to catch it, every one of us would have complained "Where is
his Spidey-sense?"
But the fact that both Matt and Peter had a go at it and Matt only caught it because
he was near to it, again shows how much effort Marvel puts in writing a scene like this!
Number 15: When Peter and Aunt May move to Happy's apartment,
the alarm goes off and Aunt May quickly presses a few buttons to deactivate it.
Now notice, the alarm system that Happy has, was asking for a specific ID code.
So you can't just input random numbers to deactivate it, the system has to have your
ID.
So the fact that Aunt May could disable it, means she has her own ID to enter Happy's
apartment or maybe Happy is sharing his, I mean who knows, the guy is crazy about May!
Also notice how Happy has a bunch of other ID cards hanging right by the screen.
Which is a callback to his obsession with ID'ing everyone in Iron Man 3.
Number 16: In the same scene, notice Peter is carrying 5 suitcases and 1 bag all by himself
while Aunt May only has one backpack.
I love subtle details like this that cleverly show us Peter's strength.
Number 17: Peter apologizes to Doctor Strange for crashing into his sanctum and that's when
Strange tells him not to be sorry because now they're like co-workers who saved the
universe together.
Now notice, this scene even though remained the same in both movie and the trailer version
but in the trailer, the VFX team made sure to hide these suitcases behind Stephen that
belonged to Wong.
They probably did it to avoid spoilers.
Here from a behind the scene footage, you can see that these suitcases were on the set
for real.
Goes to show it's not just the big things they hide in the trailers, sometimes it's
something you don't even care about.
Number 18: When Tom's Spider-Man arrives on this bridge to look for the MIT Assistant
Lady, there he comes across a DailyBugle helicopter tracking his every move!
Peter even waves his hand and says "I can see you"
-CUT SCENE- But moments later when Peter is checking all
the cars, he stops near this car where this girl is watching something on her iPad and
her sibling seems like a fan of Spider-Man.
Now notice what this young lady was watching.
That's right, the same clip of Tom's Spider-Man waving to the helicopter.
So even though there's a bit of delay but it's safe to assume that DailyBugle is essentially
broadcasting live each and every move of Tom's Spider-Man.
And it's kind of funny that this girl was watching the DailyBugle reporting on Spider-Man
without realizing she's also present in the exact same location.
Number 19: Now Peter arrived on this bridge wearing his Iron Spider suit.
Notice how his wings basically dissolve into his body as he makes his landing.
Not only that, his entire suit actually dissolves into this small device, so now Peter can wear
whatever he wants inside his nano-suit.
Because this suit has the ability to overlap with anything.
Notice when he still had the nano-suit on, his shadow matched his suit, precisely the
shape of his head I'm talking about here.
But then when he disables the armor, his shadow changes as well and reflects his current attire
which is a formal everyday suit.
I mean the attention to detail in this film is baffling, they even CGI'd Tom's shadow
that automatically increases the authenticity of the film.
And I like how this girl was initially intimidated seeing Tom Holland but then unbuckles her
seat belt in excitement realizing it's Peter Parker!
Number 20: When Tom's Peter disables Doc Ock's arms and takes control over it, notice how
he opens up the profile of the Tentacles which shows up on screen as Red and overrides it
with his profile which then turns into blue.
I love how these small blink-and a-miss scenes are almost always accurate, props to the VFX
team for such attention-to-detail.
And notice when Doc Ock tries to grab Peter Parker, the tentacle in the background lifting
the car up also moves a little bit.
I mean, everything is coordinated so perfectly that you won't even realize the whole background
is CG.
Number 21: Some YouTubers will tell you that Tom's Peter was wearing his Iron Spider suit
in this scene, which then retracts itself just before he lands.
But I can tell you that's not true.
Peter was not wearing any suit here, lemme prove it you.
Notice whenever Peter would wear the Iron-Spider suit over his regular clothes, it makes his
clothes all wrinkly and messy.
So the fact that his outfit was perfectly fine here, indicates Peter was swinging out
in the open without his suit.
Number 22: After Peter takes everyone to Happy's condo, we can see Electro turning the TV on
with his electric bolt.
Notice on the television, there were updates regarding the Statue of Liberty getting renovated
with Captain America's shield.
And just like me, the majority of New Yorkers do not approve of this renovation.
Number 23: Now at this point, we all know the color red means the Tentacles are controlling
Doc Ock, Blue means Peter is controlling the tentacles and white means Doc Ock is in control.
Now notice, as soon as Peter restores Doc Ock's powers, the tentacles on this holographic
screen immediately turn blue to white.
Had they made no changes in this small holographic image, I'm pretty sure none of us would have
complained, but they still make sure to keep it accurate with the rest of the movie.
Number 24: Notice, the Stark Fabricator appears to have names of C. Connors or Curtis Connors
aka the Lizard, Max Dillon aka Electro and Norman Osborn aka The Green Goblin.
So even in such a short time, Peter manages to make different profiles for different individuals.
It's nice to see him being extremely careful while trying to make something that will return
these villains to their previous forms.
Peter definitely didn't take any of these cures lightly, he didn't wanna mess it up.
Now notice a very important detail here.
Out of all these cures, only Electro's cure was 100% complete.
Doctor Connors and Norman Osborn's cure were still work in progress!
That's why later in the film, when Aunt May injects the cure into Green Goblin, it doesn't
work, because the serum wasn't ready yet!
Number 25: When Peter attaches a device on Max Dillon's chest in order to cure him, he
says: -CUT SCENE-
Now these were the lego pieces from the Death Star that Dum-E had previously messed up.
But here's an incredible detail that I just noticed.
These legos over here aren't just there for random reasons.
Peter later uses a lego piece to create Electro's cure.
This again aligns perfectly with the comics where Peter Parker always comes up with the
most DIY solutions.
Number 26: Notice, when Peter's spidey sense got triggered, on the left side of the screen,
we can see the Stark Expo model from Iron Man 2 leaning against the wall.
This is the same model that helped Tony come up with a new element, which essentially saved
his life and eventually the universe!
Now a lot of other creators shared this detail after the HD version came out but you know
who caught it first right from the theatre!
;)
Number 27: Now we all cheered when this epic scene came on screen where Green Goblin SMASHES
Peter through a window... but Peter FIRES a web and pulls himself back
inside... but only to be FLUNG through another window, out onto the balcony.
Now here's a detail that I didn't notice before.
Now, this scene was entirely computer generated, so whatever you see here isn't real, including
the web.
But the next scene where the Goblin throws Peter on to the balcony was filmed on set
but notice the web is still attached to the Goblin's shirt, so everything in this shot
is real except for this web, which was done through CG.
It could have easily been a continuity error but I'm glad they didn't miss it.
Number 28: When Tobey and Andrew meet for the first time, they both fire webs at each
other.
The first time they both manage to dodge it, but Tobey was so fast, he fired his web again
before Andrew could land and totally disables one of his web-shooters.
But notice Andrew could still fire webs through his left hand but instead he chose to focus
on the web that Tobey just fired.
Andrew could feel he just got attacked by the same sort of element that he uses to defend
himself.
And instantly realizes it's another Peter he's facing and gets impressed.
Number 29: When Tom shows Tobey and Andrew the cures he had set up for each villain,
he puts all the cures on the table normally but when it comes to the Goblin's cure,
notice Tom actually smashed it on the table instead of gently placing it.
-CUT SCENE- This is what catches Tobey's attention.
Not only did Tom choose to avoid talking about the Goblin but he also smashed his cure on
the table, and that's when Tobey picks it up realizing what Tom has different plans
for the Goblin.
Number 30: Notice when Tobey shows off his organic web shooters, he still has the same
scar that we've seen in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 1.
Now, Marvel and Sony have actually planned this, this is not just a CGI detail, it was
on the script.
Notice how Tobey was the only one who removed his gloves but Andrew didn't.
It's because in the next scene Tobey had to show off his organic web shooters, so it's
fair to assume that it was on the script that Tobey would take off his gloves and we'd be
able to see this scar!
Number 31: During the final fight, Electro had reached the peak of his power as he now
had an arc reactor.
He could fly from one place to another in a matter of seconds.
Now at 0.25x speed, you'll notice that even though this rebranded Electro is not blue
but whenever he travels from point A to point B, he becomes pure energy and turns blue.
Number 32: In the scene where all 3 Spider-Man swing together, notice Tobey is the only one
who fires his web from both of his wrists while Tom and Andrew try their best to use
the least amount of webs while swinging.
This makes sense as Tobey doesn't have to worry about refilling his web-shooters.
So another great attention to detail there!
Number 33: Notice when all 3 Spider-Man swing together in this iconic shot, Tom actually
turns towards them and fires his web from both of his hands that both Tobey and Andrew
catch respectively.
So for the first time ever, Tobey and Andrew were swinging with a web that isn't their
own!
And Tom pulls off a similar move like Steve Rogers to give more momentum to his other
Spidey-brothers.
Number 34: While Andrew was getting pinned down by Electro's surging energy, not only
did his suit get overheated but notice the lenses of his mask also got torn apart.
Number 35: When Doc Ock comes to the rescue and saves both Tobey and Andrew from Electro,
notice how smoke like vapor was coming off of both Tobey and Andrew's suits.
But Andrew's suit already has what it takes to resist Electro's attack, so his suit was
quickly able to bring down the heat, therefore the smoke went away quickly!
But Tobey's suit was yet to recover as we can see a steam vapor is still coming off
of him, so his suit was still overheated from all those electric bolts.
Number 36: In the scene where Tom tries to warn Doctor Strange that something is off
with the magical box, notice Tobey was standing shocked, Tom tried
to warn Stephen but Andrew was the one who tried to make a movie to try and save Strange.
But one thing that bugs me though is that Tobey and Andrew were so close to the explosion,
that too without their masks, kinda downplays on how strong Pumpkin bombs are.
Number 37: Now we don't talk about this scene much but I think it deserves at least some
discussion.
I'm talking about this scene where Tobey fires his web and saves Doctor Connors from plunging
to his death.
And I may also mention how Doc Octavious saves Max Dillion in the same scene as well.
Number 38: During the end-credits when it shows Zendaya, notice it also has the words
from Peter's letter that he never gave her.
It says "Dear MJ, you don't know me so this going to sound pretty crazy but the truth
is" now Peter has actually crossed out this line, but then he continued "But actually
you do know me."
And there's a sketch of Peter right by it which was made by MJ in Homecomig.
Now here's a detail that might be hinting towards where the story goes next.
Notice it has a sketch of MJ thinking "Who is Peter Parker?"
So this subtle detail during the credits indicates this unfinished conversation at the end of
the movie did make an impact on MJ.
She did wonder afterwards who this weirdo was, giving me his full name just to order
a simple coffee!
So if this means anything, that's not the end for MJ and Peter.
And as a bonus detail, if you hang long enough, you'll again get to see the pointing meme
during the credits.
And that's it, this would be my actual proper breakdown of Spider-Man: No Way Home at 0.25x
speed.
I hope I was able to give you lads a few new details that nobody else did.
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