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No Way Home is undeniably the most emotional and the most entertaining of Tom Holland's Spider-Man. It's a full Spidey Fan Service for sure. While in Homecoming and Far From Home, Peter Parker's character felt quite childish, this film would show the transititon of a more grown-up Peter Parker, and Tom Holland did really well for making it happen. Of course No Way Home has many surprises that I won't spoil, but don't expect too much on storyline. The plot is pretty simple actually, and the trailer had already shown almost all the plot. So don't be spoiled if you wanted to have fun watching Spider-Man No Way Home, because the surprise elements are the key of this film.

Far from the word "perfect" but not that horrible either, this reboot of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle' is actually beyond my expectation and it quite works to at least entertain. I personally wasn't expecting much before seeing these because of some negative reviews from most critics but I must admit I enjoy myself during seeing it. What probably goes wrong with the film is some illogical issues and some minor mistakes like how could Splinter easily learn fighting skills. But of course the real problem was addressed to April O'Neil itself as main protagonist who seems uninteresting to follow and sometimes felt dull, also the chosen of Megan Fox to play the character has aggravated this condition. Her acting doesn't fit with the role that makes every time she appears just forgettable.

Thankfully, that whole flaws and messes could be covered by four adorable ninja turtles. The way it gives attention to turtles' character is well-organized, it shows each character has their own personality and leaves them same portion to shine. Though 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' won't be memorable compared with some blockbuster films this year and the ending isn't special either, it's still just wildly fun to watch Raphael, Leonardo, Donatello and Michaelangelo in action also assisted with stunning visual effects for the turtles, some smart jokes and quite cool action sequences makes all the mistakes seem forgiven.