Barstool Can't Stop Raving About Spider-Man's Latest Swing

That enthusiasm turned into content fast. Robbie and Clem sat down for a review podcast that ran nearly 2 hours, which Robbie half-joked was them 'glazing this masterpiece' for the runtime. When it dropped, the pitch was simple: the best Spider-Man movie in a while, covering the action, comedy, cameos and everything in between. Even Barstool's flagship account got in on it, posting that 'the people love Spidey' and calling the franchise the most consistently entertaining one in movies.

The Tom Holland debate is where things get spicy. Robbie went as far as saying anyone who doesn't consider Holland the GOAT Peter Parker after this movie is 'nostalgia blind' — a shot clearly aimed at the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield diehards who've spent a decade arguing otherwise.

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If you don't think Tom Holland is the GOAT Peter Parker after Brand New Day you're simply nostalgia blind

Kenjac chimed in with praise for the supporting cast, calling it a 'murderers row' of performances after a rewatch, and Barstool's Large offered maybe the boldest comparison of the week — putting Brand New Day above Homer's Odyssey in theatrical experience, with Holland, Jon Bernthal and Zendaya all outperforming their work in the earlier film. Frank Fleming took it further, half-joking that the movie was so good it 'killed all future superhero movies' by making everything since look static by comparison. Overkill? Maybe. But when your fan base is out here handing out GOAT titles and benchmarking against Homer, that's the sign of a movie that landed exactly the way Marvel and Sony needed it to.