No Way Home: Holland, Maguire & Garfield Lab Scene Images Released

Sony has released three official photos from Spider-Man: No Way Home's lab scene, showing Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. Spider-Man: No Way Home has been smashing box office records ever since it first swung into theaters in December last year. Having established Avengers: Endgame levels of anticipation in the run-up to its theatrical release, audiences were delighted when the long-standing rumors that Spidey alumni Maguire and Garfield would reprise their roles as their respective friendly neighborhood Spider-Men turned out to be true.

The pair returned to screens after a multiversal mishap caused them to cross over into the MCU timeline. Arriving at the perfect moment to pick Holland's Parker up and dust him off following the tragic death of his aunt May, the trio head to the school science lab to figure out a cure for each of their villain's specific afflictions. The lab scene is the first time audiences get to witness the hilarious dynamic and heart-warming brotherhood that ultimately forms between Peter 1, 2 and 3. The scene also features a number of references to both Maguire and Garfield's previous appearances, as well as providing fans with a hilarious recreation of the famous Spider-Man pointing meme.

Now, the official Spider-Man Movie Twitter account has shared some stills from this much-loved scene, offering a better look at the three Spideys in action. The images show three different moments from within the lab scene, with both Maguire and Garfield featuring alongside Holland. These exciting stills come as Spider-Man: No Way Home is due to release on digital later this month and is set to include a whole host of new bonus footage and behind-the-scenes content that centers around each of the three Spideys. Check out the images below.

Maguire and Garfield's returns may have been one of the worst-kept secrets in MCU history, but that didn't stop Sony and Marvel from working hard to keep their appearances a secret throughout the film's promotional run. Maguire and Garfield have only recently been included in any of the film's marketing, as Spider-Man: No Way Home now enters its twelfth week in theatres. With the film's digital and Blu-ray release now just around the corner, these images are among a number of official photos and clips involving all three Peters, that have been released in recent weeks.

Spider-Man: No Way Home's Spidey team-up has left many wondering what could be next for Maguire and Garfield's Parkers, with the MCU having now opened the door to the concept of the multiverse which could ultimately allow for any number of bizarre crossovers to occur in the future. Both Maguire and Garfield each had a follow-up Spider-Man project canceled by Sony back when their iterations were at the forefront of the Spider-Man franchise, so it would certainly be exciting to see them have one last solo hurrah as was initially intended. As for now, these stills are likely to have audiences incredibly excited to get their hands on Spider-Man: No Way Home when it comes to digital release, so those endless rewatches can finally begin.

Next: No Way Home's BTS Did The Impossible: Made Maguire & Garfield's Return Better

Source: Spider-Man Movie

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