Fortunately, Peter knows some powerful people and he searches out Doctor Strange's (Benedict Cumberbatch) help to make the world forget. It doesn't just hurt him, but also anybody associated with him such as MJ ( Zendaya) and Ned (Jacob Batalon). Picking up straight from Far From Home's dramatic cliffhanger, Spider-Man: No Way Home sees Peter Parker ( Holland) deal with the direct consequences of having his superhero identity revealed to the world. There are minor quibbles to be had as No Way Home weaves an epic web, but Spider-Man fans – and blockbuster fans, in general – will be fully satisfied once the credits roll. So if all you want to know is whether it lives up to the hype, we can safely say that it absolutely does. If the record-breaking presales are anything to go on, it's a movie that fans feel they have to see on the big screen before it gets ruined for them. No Way Home feels like a true event movie, matched only in anticipation by No Time to Die in terms of anticipation levels. What it actually does won't be found here though as we don't want to ruin any surprises, beyond what we already have confirmed about the movie.

Tom Holland's third solo outing as Spidey has been talked up as the most ambitious live-action Spider-Man movie ever, crossing universes that we never expected to cross. After what has felt like endless speculation, Spider-Man: No Way Home is swinging into cinemas with as much expectation on it as Avengers: Endgame.

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