Of all the foes that face off against Spider-Man in "No Way Home," Electro is without a doubt the one that's had the most drastic change since the last time we saw him in Andrew Garfield's "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." Jamie Foxx's original iteration was a bumbling scientist with a combover, similar in a way to Jim Carrey's take on Edward Nigma/The Riddler in "Batman Forever." Instead, the Maxwell Dillon we're reunited with here is, quite simply, more Jamie Foxx than anything — and it's one of the smartest choices in the whole film.
Somehow, Dillon's time in the grid after his failed effort to become pure energy has turned him into one of the few criminals in this group you want to hang out with. He feels more like the hired goon type that Vulture would do well to buddy up with and goes as far as even stealing some scenes from his co-stars, including the one in the red and blue onesie. That being said, his obsession for a new form of energy does make him a force to be reckoned with, making him an excellent fit for a spot at third place.
