- First hour and feels like this whole time could have been avoided if Peter just thought before acting randomly.
Why?
It's like people in a horror movie doing counterintuitive things to let the story progress in the desired direction/entangle to make the picture last longer. It's good to see many familiar faces but by now their presence is completely unnecessary.
- "Peter don't you realize that in the Multiverse there are an infinite number of people who know Peter Parker is Spider-Man, and if that spell gets loose they're all coming here"
"I know, I get it, but we can't just send home to die"
????
WTF?! Is the whole point of this he trying to redeem 5 bad guys at once, just multiplying the usual trope? Damn moral imperatives.
- Weirdly enough, things go south.
- Nice seeing back Andrew and Tobey
- Tom Holland's accent sometimes
- I'm liking Tobey's combative optimism

Final thought: I liked the bromance, seeing old friends and foes, there was a nice emotional coating and bond after the final battle and in the aftermath - still I believe the premises were forced, there's no real redemption for the 5Foes nor actual spaced growth for Peter1 after the central Uncle-Ben-ish traumatic event.
It was too much counting on our love for the Tom Holland's Spidey family and the old ones, tapping into nostalgia serving us audience. Which I like in the balance they've kept till now in the MCU, but this feels excessive at the expenses of the plot.

p.s. Dani Rojas has a weirdly different career in this universe