Because there are still some fans out there who've yet to watch Spider-Man: No Way Home, be warned that MAJOR SPOILERS for the film are ahead.
As Spider-Man fans know, Garfield previously played the role of Peter Parker in a pair of Amazing Spider-Man movies before the character was rebooted for the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Tom Holland. But where Maguire's Spider-Man had confessed his role in Ben's fate to May and forgiven his uncle's true killer by the end of Raimi's trilogy, the "Amazing Spider-Man" films concluded before Garfield's superhero got the chance to do either of those things.Fans campaigning for The Amazing Spider-Man 3 to happen might be thrilled to know that Andrew Garfield is also open to revisiting his Spidey once again. It's only upon becoming a legal adult and taking control of Oscorp after his father's death that Harry rekindles ties with Peter (who knows a thing or two about having an absentee dad) - at least before things take a dark turn, which we will touch on later.īy comparison, Ben's demise in "The Amazing Spider-Man" hits the same general beats as his death in Raimi's "Spider-Man," with Ben getting shot after Peter allows an armed thief to escape in retaliation for the burglar's victim screwing him over minutes earlier. As "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" reveals, Harry's father Norman sent him off to boarding school when was eleven to focus on finding a cure for retroviral hyperplasia: the genetic terminal illness that's long plagued their family. Where Peter and Harry were high school besties in Raimi's "Spider-Man," Harry hasn't been present in Peter's life for years when "The Amazing Spider-Man" picks up and doesn't even appear in the film.
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