Spider-Man: No Way Home

Quentin Beck, also known as Mysterio, frames Peter Parker for murder, leading to chaos in Peter's life. This event reveals Peter's secret identity as Spider-Man to the world.

As the truth about Peter's identity surfaces, the lives of Peter, his girlfriend MJ, best friend Ned, and Aunt May become a spectacle. They are interrogated by the Department of Damage Control under intense public scrutiny.

J. Jonah Jameson leads a vicious campaign against Spider-Man, presenting a negative portrayal that incites public fear and anger. Peter struggles to manage the consequences of his revealed identity.

As the pressure mounts, Peter seeks assistance from lawyer Matt Murdock, who helps get the murder charges dropped. Despite this, the backlash from the media and public continues to haunt Peter and his friends.

In a bid to escape the relentless press and scrutiny, Peter and Aunt May temporarily move into Happy Hogan's apartment. This change aims to provide a safe space amid growing tensions.

Peter, MJ, and Ned face a significant setback when their applications to MIT are denied, clearly influenced by their connection to Spider-Man. This rejection further drives Peter to seek a solution to his problems.

Desperate for a solution, Peter visits Stephen Strange at the New York Sanctum, requesting a spell to make the world forget he is Spider-Man. The encounter marks the beginning of a multiverse mishap.

Strange begins a complex spell, but Peter's interference in trying to keep certain people remembering him causes chaos. The spell goes awry, leading to the emergence of dangerous figures from other universes.

Peter, MJ, and Ned embark on a mission to capture the villains summoned by the flawed spell. They successfully find some but encounter a serious threat in the form of Norman Osborn, who struggles with his inner demon, the Green Goblin.

Caught between the plan to send the villains back to their universes and Peter's desire to cure them, a fierce debate ensues. Peter's empathy pushes him to pursue redemption for the fallen heroes.

In a shocking turn of events, the Green Goblin betrays Peter and leads the other villains to attack. Peter suffers a devastating loss when May is fatally wounded, leaving him with haunting wisdom in her final words.

Struggling with grief, Ned accidentally opens a portal that brings alternate versions of Spider-Man into their reality. Peter-Two and Peter-Three join forces with Peter-One to tackle the growing threat.

The climactic battle takes place at the Statue of Liberty, where the trio of Spider-Men confront the villains. They execute a plan to cure their foes while grappling with personal motivations and the weight of their actions.

As the battle intensifies, the Green Goblin unleashes a new spell that threatens the multiverse. Faced with impossible choices, Peter-One sacrifices his own existence in the memories of his loved ones for their safety.

Two weeks later, Peter reflects on his decisions and the legacy of May at her grave. Inspired by her memory, he commits to being Spider-Man again, with plans for a new suit and a dedication to his responsibilities.