No Way Home concept trailer reveals what Tom Holland’s MCU movie could have been without the multiverse

Marvel fan crafts a thrilling Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer that removes every multiversal element of the MCU phase 4 movie. After Spider-Man’s MCU debut in Captain America: Civil war and his two first solo adventures in Spider-Man: Homecoming And Spider-Man: Far From HomeSpider-Man’s MCU journey reached a climactic point in Spider-Man: No Way HomeWhere Peter teamed up with two of his multiversal variants and fought their respective villains before Doctor Strange erased him from everyone’s memories in Spider-Man: No Way HomeIt’s bittersweet ending. Spider-Man: No Way Homes tonal departure from the previous two entries is evident.

On YoutubeEditor Alesk Studios Shares a fan-made trailer for a grounded version of Spider-Man: No way home. Doctor Strange, the Multiversal Spider-Men, and their Multiversal Villains are all absent from the video, and the world’s negative reaction to Spider-Man’s identity reveal takes center stage. The fan-made trailer emphasizes J. Jonah Jameson’s antagonistic role and pits Spider-Man against the authorities and the media. Watch the full video below:

Why No Way Home’s Multiverse Story prevented exploring Peter’s Story as much

Spider-Man’s public conflict took a back seat to the MCU multiverse

Spider-Man: No Way Home Successfully balances its grounded history with its multiversal nature. however, Peter Parker’s conflict with society is not as thoroughly developed Spider-Man: No Way Home As it could have been with a more realistic premise. If Peter’s legal issues had received the amount of runtime that he did in the multiverse, his inner struggles and character arc could have been more complex, and his “public enemy” storyline would have become a more important part of his Overarching MCU journey. As it stands with Spider-Man: No Way HomePeter barely experienced the public backlash of Mysterio’s footage directly.

Spider-Man’s secret identity reveal is the inciting incident that motivates Peter Parker to tinker with the multiverse, and the side effects of this mistake are what leads to Aunt May’s death, Peter’s need to distance himself from his loved ones, and His newfound financial struggles. Aside from his decision to hire Matt Murdock as his lawyer and reach out to Doctor Strange for help, Peter never really had to face his original problem. If he had, he would probably have to go through more difficult obstacles to clear his name, and he would probably be in a difficult position in the end.

Like these Spider-Man: No Way Home Fan trailer shows, J. Jonah Jameson may have been a more dangerous enemy due to his insistence on labeling Spider-Man as a villain, and Peter’s loved ones may have doubted their support for Peter. Instead of flamboyant supervillains from alternate timelines, Spider-Man could have fought the police and maybe some mercenaries sent to kill him or embarrass him. This kind of grounded conflict may still be possible in a Spider-Man Movie in the future – probably not in the possibly multiversal Spider-Man 4But perhaps in a more realistic way Spider-Man 5.

Source: Alesk Studios / YouTube