Did you hope to see in "Spider-Man: No Way Home" that ended up not being in the movie?
I definitely hoped to look Rosemary Harris as Aunt May in the film. She changed into wonderful in the original trilogy and it'd have made experience for her to expose up within the movie as she may want to have known who Spider-Man is by means of now.
All they needed to do is have her input the house, in which Ned brings the opposite Spidey's, with Tobey while he enters. She might be in a wheelchair and she and Peter can be attempting to find out what the hell goes on.
Then she may want to have given one of her excellent speeches to Tom, at the side of the 2 Spidey's, and given him the foundation and motivation to leave Spider-Boy behind and emerge as Spider-Man, which is essentially what passed off.
It would have been a nice way to mention goodbye to the great Aunt May we ever were given on screen, and considering that she remains performing at the age of 94, she could have clearly achieved it.
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