Spider-Man: No Way Home stars Tom Holland and Zendaya and tells the story of a teenage superhero who want to go back to living a normal life. Peter Parker(Holland) wants to go back to a time where people did not know he was Spider-Man. He asks for the help of another superhero who can reverse time to make people forget, but due to Peter changing who can and cannot remember, there is a break in the timeline where other versions of Spider-Man start to collide into one universe.

This movie was a great coming of after story about friendship. The movie was great quality and created a great escape from reality as viewers were transported into the Marvel Universe.

I really enjoyed the movie. Although it stars teenagers, it still deals will lessons for all ages such as dealing with loss and feeling alone. It was also a nostalgic movie for me because older versions of Spider-man were brought together with the new Spider-man to create a fantastic cinematic masterpiece. This movie has been on my list for a long time, but it is difficult to sit down and dedicate time to watching something when there are so many other things to do. I often leave movies feeling as though I could have done other productive things, but I enjoyed this movie and would go back and watch it again.

This movie could be implemented into a library by having teen use their creative writing abilities. This movie discusses different timeline from the one we live in. Librarians could organize a creative writing program where teens write about an alternate version of themselves living in a different timeline and how their lives differ from theirs.