History YMMV / MadameWeb2024

* SoBadItsGood: The film is agreed upon to be worse than {{Film/Morbius}}, but most people agree that whereas that movie was simply just ''boring'' bad, ''Madame Web'' is on the other hand so utterly incompetent in just about every aspect that it makes the movie more enjoyable. The sheer amount of bonkers stuff already mentioned in the spoilers, plus the fact that the writers and producers clearly didn't care make for one very entertaining watch.

* SoBadItsGood: The film is agreed upon to be worse than {{Film/Morbius}}, but most people agree that whereas that movie was simply
just ''boring'' bad, ''Madame Web'' is on the other hand so utterly incompetent in just about every aspect that it makes the movie more enjoyable. The sheer amount of bonkers stuff already mentioned in the spoilers, plus the fact that the writers and producers clearly didn't care make for one very entertaining watch.

* AssPull: The extent of Cassie's powers after [[spoiler: she goes blind. Her going blind somehow just expands her clairvoyance to the point where she can use her powers to be annoying (like saying "bless you" before someone sneezes and predicting what food was bought for her). This is especially jarring considering that she says that her powers don't work as simply as someone throwing a fake-out punch, and we're never given a frame of reference for how far of a DistantFinale the final scene of the movie is.]]

* AssPull: The extent of Cassie's powers after [[spoilers: she goes blind. Her going blind somehow just expands her clairvoyance to the point where she can use her powers to be annoying (like saying "bless you" before someone sneezes and predicting what food was bought for her). This is especially jarring considering that she says that her powers don't work as simply as someone throwing a fake-out punch, and we're never given a frame of reference for how far of a DistantFinale the final scene of the movie is.]]

* AssPull: The extent of Cassie's powers after [[spoilers:she goes blind. Her going blind somehow just expands her clairvoyance to the point where she can use her powers to be annoying (like saying "bless you" before someone sneezes and predicting what food was bought for her). This is especially jarring considering that she says that her powers don't work as simply as someone throwing a fake-out punch, and we're never given a frame of reference for how far of a DistantFinale the final scene of the movie is.]]

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments:
** After reading her mother's research on the Spider Tribe, and seeing Ezekiel's wall crawling, Cassie attempts to see if she has any wall crawling powers as well. She places her hands on the wall, the music builds dramatically, she jumps... and promptly slides down the wall. She tells the nearby cat that they ''won't'' share what happened with anyone.
** When the subject of her mother comes up, Cassie says she died in childbirth. At Mary Parker's baby shower. While pointing to Mary's baby bump.
--->'''Cassie:''' [[VerbalBackspace Well it wasn't so bad.]] Well obviously it was ''bad''. She died. But I grew up totally healthy. Death in childbirth is very rare.
** When Cassie finally explains to the girls that she can see the future, there's a {{beat}} before Mattie throws a rock at her.
--->'''Cassie:''' What the hell?!\\
'''Mattie:''' She didn't see that coming.

* NightmareFuel: While this movie is LighterAndSofter to ''Film/{{Venom|2018}}'' or ''Film/{{Morbius|2022}}'', Cassie and Ezekiel's prophetic visions can be jarring to watch.
** When Cassie first discovers her powers, she finds herself swimming in an oceanic web, looking through various "webs" (timelines), hearing voices of people, and lastly, her hands are caked with blood before waking up from her near-death experience. Ben manages to get her back to the land of the living and tells her she was dead for over three minutes.
** The way Ezekiel kills the NSA agent tracking him is callous, showing him feigning interest in letting her live and slowly killing her with poison.
** Ezekiel in general is portrayed as some sort of SlasherMovie villain in several of his scenes, with Cassie's visions showing him murdering the three girls. Their escapes from him mark the movie's most tense moments.

* BileFascination: Very similar to the preceding movie of Film/SonysSpiderManUniverse, ''Film/Morbius2022'', this movie got a lot of attention right from when the first trailer dropped, even though it's gotten a terrible reception from critics and audiences alike, simply due to the curiosity of it being an increasingly desperate attempt by Sony to cobble together a cinematic universe about Franchise/SpiderMan without Spider-Man and seeing how badly they've dropped the ball (outside the ''Venom'' films, that is).

* BileFascination: Very similar to the preceding movie of Film/SonysSpiderManUniverse, ''Film/Morbius2022'', this movie got a lot of attention right from when the first trailer dropped, even though it's gotten a terrible reception from critics and audiences alike, simply due to the curiosity of it being an increasingly desperate attempt by Sony to cobble together a cinematic universe about Spider-Man without Spider-Man and seeing how badly they've dropped the ball.

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** Cassie discovering the full story behind her mother's expedition to Peru: [[spoiler: She wanted to cure her daughter of ''myasthenia gravis'' and refused to believe it was uncurable. Upon realizing her mother loved her all along, Cassie breaks down in tears and hugs a vision of Constance.]]
** Cassie slowly becomes a ParentalSubstitute for the teenage girls she's protecting, who all suffer from having very broken families. [[spoiler: It culminates with all three visiting her on the hospital after the battle with Ezekiel and hugging her in her bed.]]

* FandomRivalry: After Madame Web's [[BoxOfficeBomb disastrous opening]], fans of ''Film/TheMarvels2023'' - which got all sorts of heat from the Internet for being a rare Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse bomb - were quick to say that the latter's box office doesn't look so bad in comparison. This ties into the rivalry between the MCU and Film/SonysSpiderManUniverse or SSU which ''Madame Web'' is part of.

* FandomRivalry: After Madame Web's [[BoxOfficeBomb disastrous opening]], fans of ''Film/TheMarvels2023'' - which got all sorts of heat from the Internet for being a rare Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse bomb - were quick to say that the latter's box office doesn't look so bad in comparison. This ties into the rivalry between the MCU and Franchise/SonysSpiderManUniverse or SSU which ''Madame Web'' is part of.

** You all owe ''Film/{{The Marvels|2023}}'' an apology![[labelnote:Explanation]]After Madame Web's [[BoxOfficeBomb disastrous opening]], fans of ''Film/TheMarvels2023'' were quick to say that the latter's box office doesn't look so bad in comparison.[[/labelnote]]

* SpecialEffectFailure: Many viewers have pointed out that Ezekiel's lines are overdubbed, [[HongKongDub but very poorly]], as the lines frequently don't sync up to his mouth movements and sometimes even continue when his mouth isn't moving at all. While this would be forgivable if the movie's dialogue was originally in another language, the movie was entirely English to begin with. This suggests the use of ADR (a common trait of films that have undergone heavy rewrites), but due to the lack of FilmingForEasyDub, it becomes very evident.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Soundtrack Version. Fans were quick to find out that the main them of the movie is strangely similar to the Main theme of Insomniac's Spider-Man videogame. Whether this was intentional or just Temporary Music that they forgot to replace is up to the listener.

** "He was in the Amazon with my mom when she was researching spiders right before she died." [[labelnote:Explanation]]This awkward run-on sentence used by Webb to describe Ezekiel in the teaser spread like wildfire, much akin to "To bats, it's lethal. To humans, it's deadly" from ''Film/{{Morbius|2022}}''. [[NeverTrustATrailer The line isn't present in the movie itself, however.]][[/labelnote]]

* TestosteroneBrigade: Despite being a female-oriented superhero movie by virtue of starring 4 heroines, the presence of Creator/DakotaJohnson and Creator/SydneySweeney has attracted the (possibly) unironic interest of male fans. It has been joked that they are [[BestKnownForTheFanservice the]] [[JustHereForGodzilla sole reasons]] for men to invest in yet another film of the so far mixed-to-negatively received SSU.

** The entire movie is just a Pepsi commercial. [[labelnote:Explanation]]There's a lot of Pepsi and Pepsi related ProductPlacement throughout the entire movie, and the main villain even meets his demise by being crushed by the falling "P" from a Pepsi-Cola sign. This has caused at least a few viewers to call this movie Madame ''Websi''.[[/labelnote]]

** The entire movie is just a Pepsi commercial. [[labelnote:Explanation]]There's a lot of Pepsi and Pepsi related ProductPlacement throughout the entire movie, and the main villain even meets his demise by being crushed by the falling "P" from a Pepsi Cola sign. This has caused at least a few viewers to call this movie Madam ''Websi''.[[/labelnote]]

* TaintedByThePreview: The teaser received a ''very'' mixed reaction (putting it lightly) due to showcasing questionable-looking special effects, a convoluted story [[TrailersAlwaysSpoil that the trailer spells out for you]], and awkward/cliché dialogue, with numerous comparisons to the trailers of ''Film/{{Morbius|2022}}'' (which, incidentally, shares the exact same writers as this film), or one of the superhero shows produced by Creator/TheCW. Only a few hours after it was posted, the comments section for the trailer's Website/YouTube video was flooded by people mocking the trailer, primarily by jokingly praising [[BeamMeUpScotty a nonexistent line]] in it a la ''Morbius''.

* NIghtmareFuel: While this movie is LighterAndSofter to ''Film/{{Venom|2018}}'' or ''Film/{{Morbius|2022}}'', Cassie and Ezekiel's prophetic visions can be jarring to watch.

** "He was in the Amazon with my mom when she was researching spiders right before she died." [[labelnote:Explanation]]This awkward run-on sentence used by Webb to describe Ezekiel in the teaser spread like wildfire, much akin to "To bats, it's lethal. To humans, it's deadly" from ''Film/{{Morbius|2022}}''. The line isn't present in the movie itself, however.[[/labelnote]]