The highest revelation is that God is in every man. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Keep in mind this isn't confirmed, but many are suggesting it's likely real since it lines up with a lot of what we know. I am doing my absolute best to interpret the leak since it's originally in Chinese, but it's mostly just me trying to make sense of a machine translation. I am not a translator by any means so if anyone has a better idea of what this all says, PLEASE correct me in the comments.

1. The doctor (Strange) failed to cast his spell, and disagrees with Peter on how to handle the villains.

2. Tobey doesn't die, but gets stabbed by the Green Goblin to prevent Tom's Peter from killing him.

3. Peter and Strange have a close battle, but Peter wins and confiscates the magic weapon (Or possibly the cube), and steals Strange's sling ring. The ring gets handed to Ned.

4. Ned and MJ get separated from Peter. Ned and MJ try using the sling ring to find Peter, by saying "Let me find Peter Parker" and opening a portal with a hooded/masked person inside. The hooded/masked person steps out and it's Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man. Ned and MJ make Andrew's Peter prove they're Spider-Man by forcing him to climb walls. Ned tries again and Tobey's Peter comes out in casual clothes.

5. The part where Peter gets soul beads(???) is very interesting. After Spider-Man wears it, he can automatically avoid Strange's movements. It's his inspiration. (Unsure here)

6. Ned is rescued by the cloak, looking like a fat sorcerer supreme. He can only open the portals and not close them. In the second half of the film, the Spider-Men(???) appear for about 30 minutes and share most of their scenes.

7. No Miles.

8. Garfield rescues the falling MJ. Tom tries to rescue her but is stopped by the Green Goblin. Andrew comes in and saves her.

9. Don't know about post credit.

10. There is no Venom, Falcon, Scorpion, Vulture, or Hulk. No real surprise MCU cameos.

11. Daredevil appears in a short cameo and catches a brick.

12. There is only one Green Goblin, Willem Dafoe.

13. The black and gold suit is an inside out version of the upgraded suit with enchantments.

14. Tom has compassion for the villains and doesn't believe they deserve to die since they were all sympathetic to a degree.

15. May gets killed by Green Goblin. Ned, Happy, and MJ are all there.

16. Holland's Spider-Man and the other two Spider-Men talk about the Avengers, but not Iron Man.

17. In the trailer, the scene where Ned, MJ, and Peter laugh at Ock's name is not misleading.

18. Doctor Strange appears throu

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Validation of all the leaks and rumours.

This is a roundup of all the leaks and rumors I could find about the new Spider-Man movie. My goal is to spread information and validate leakers and scoopers credibility. I plan to keep adding new information to this thread until the movie comes out and if I forgot to add something, or something is wrong, please tell me in the comments so I can edit it. All the photos and videos that were leaked are all at the end of the thread. I also tried to give credit to everyone and provide links to the information. Before you proceed I’d like to warn you about spoilers that could reveal surprises and major plot points if any of these leaks end up being true.

ViewerAnon

• Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin is the main villain (Source)
• Tobey and Andrew are in the movie (Source)
• Dafoe is playing the Raimi Green Goblin (Source)
• He believes Doctor Strange 2 and NWH have already screened on the Disney lot (Source)
• "Before the credits roll on NWH you will hear "With great power comes great responsibility." No teasing or winking at it. The actual line." (Source)
• The rumor of Sony rushing on VFX might be true (Source)
• "Andrew tells Tom's Peter the story of Gwen's death" (Source

Round 1:

Pick 4: Kyle Pitts (A)

Great player who looks everything as advertised when he went for 129 yards against Alabama and a team stacked with great prospects had absolutely no answer for him, consider him a TE or WR it doesn’t matter there isn’t 3 defensive NFL players that have the ability to go 1 on 1 with him once he figures everything out, exactly what you want from a top 5 pick these picks should always be a hit as the talent should be there.

Positional Draft Class PFF Rank (1/14)

Alternative picks: Ja'marr Chase, Micah Parsons.

Round 2:

Pick 40: Richie Grant (D-)

After trading down 5 places (gaining a 4th round pick) and missing out on Jevon Holland & Landon Dickerson they selected Richie Grant who has failed to make any impact on a struggling defense as per DC Pees he “Doesn’t know the playbook” however he was out snapped in the final game (65 snaps vs 22 snaps) by Shawn Williams who was signed to the teams practice squad in week 2 so that is a huge area of concern if after an entire year he has not learnt the playbook yet while many others have been brought in and relied on. A top 50 pick should be an impact player as many of the players drafted around him have been great for the team, I wouldn’t rely on Grant being a long term player on the Falcons as this is a bad look as he will be turning 25 next year which is old for a Rookie so without being plug and play it is a horrible pick.

Positional Draft Class PFF Rank 28/42

Alternative picks: Trevon Moehrig, Asante Samuel Jr., Azeez Ojulari, Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Creed Humphrey.

Round 3:

Pick 68: Jalen Mayfield (F)

One of the worst players in the NFL this year, the only guard who let 10+ Sacks and had a PFF Grade of 49.3 (ranked 83rd out of 90 Guards) a player who played RT in college but his physical limitations (Strength & Length) made it so his Pro Position would be in the interior as he would struggle with NFL Edge Rushers. His transition to Guard however could not have gone worse being a liability on offense in the passing game and the run game, he struggled anchoring against bull rushers, struggled against speed moves on the inside, his feet were slow, he had trouble with twists and blitzers often missing his assignment, he also regularly lost his hand speed and they would get lazy. As this shows he has everything to improve upon however with his inability to deal with the power of NFL players his physical limitations will make it that at

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I bought the Total Film December issue and decided to write down all information from the interview with Tom Holland that hasn't already been posted on the magazine's website or in this subreddit. I will put links to the threads about the parts that were already posted to avoid unnecessary dublicates.

About Spider-Man: No Way Home:

No Way Home marks the final instalment in the Homecoming trilogy and looks set to take the series in a new direction.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, that darker feel comes partly thanks to a rogues’ gallery of villains set to appear opposite Holland. Alfred Molina returns as Doctor Octopus from Tobey Maguire’s films, the trailer suggests Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin will show up, and there are unconfirmed reports of Jamie Foxx’s Electro zapping in from the Andrew Garfield-verse.

[Look here to read about the film being brutal, dark, and sad, about Peter’s and Strange’s relationship, and about the rumors of Tobey and Andrew returning.]

About Tom Holland continuing as Spider-Man:

“When they cast the young kid in Spider-Man to replace me, whether it’s next year or in five years, I’ll take it upon myself to teach them about the responsibilities of being Spider-Man. […] It’s tough. It’s taxing sometimes. Because sometimes you just want to go to a pub and get absolutely wasted, and not have to worry about the ramifications of the public scrutiny of ‘Oh my God, what do you mean you got drunk?’”

“[…] And it’s a responsibility I’ve really loved carrying. But, when someone else takes my place, I will be sure to give them some advice about how to deal with it and give them my number […]”

Before Holland passes the spandex to someone new, he has – at the very least – one more outing as Spider-Man. […]

In fact, the future of Holland’s Spider-Man appears to be unknown. That’s not because he’s avoiding talking spoilers; the notoriously loose-lipped South Londoner seems genuinely unsure about what’s next for Peter Parker. “I don’t know. I don’t know. I genuinely don’t know,” he repeats. The speed of his words – so often rushed like every other excitable young man – slows down. *“It’s som