For me, the best thing in this movie is the Parker's luck: he mistook a car owner as a car thief, he knocked himself out inside a truck, his love interest's dad is the villain, etc. Good old Parker's luck is the best.
Brian Keogh bc that would be the same shit as Sam raimi why u want to see the same shit? There is a lot of different Spider-Man stories that has nothing to do with facing the consequences
I really love Tom Holland in that moment when he’s calling for help. He does amazing job sounding desperate and scared and then resolve to help himself.
I love that about Tom, he displays emotion better than any other Spider-Man, when he's excited, I believe it, when he's sad, I believe, it, when he's angry, I believe it, hell, when he's scared, it makes me feel a little scared.
@@alchemilk Exactly, but it has problems like how come he literally doesn't have a single relevant dialogue with Mj, like, this is the basis of the interest of one person in another, a basic concept of the script and they simply force us to think that it's normal to look at each other and let's date, out of nowhere, with no development, no effective appeal, nothing and this only makes us see Mj as a strange, annoying and inconvenient character, with no background, no motivations, empty, like a video game NPC based only on stereotypes
@@Max-dt3yx yeah I definitely agree with the lacklustre backstory, but I think they established pretty well why Peter is interested in her, she's a smart person but snarky and sarcastic, she has her own interests, shes asocial and resorts to her interests in weird and dark history as a defence mechanism, but Peter doesn't see it as an exception in the pursue, stuff like that is the reason he likes her, she stands up for people, she is, and dare I say this, different, she is very different from normal characters in movies and television. But something you also have to consider is that these two are very very awkward, it makes sense for the viewer to not understand her backstory because even Peter doesn't, they're friends but they still have trouble talking about anything that is school, or MJ's defence mechanism. If they refuse to dive deeper into her backstory and establish interests then I will absolutely understand where you're coming from, but I just understood that we don't know a ton because Peter doesn't know a ton. I also don't think she is annoying, she is one of the most realistic people I've ever seen on screen, they didn't shy away from weird interests, or activism, or hobbies, or disinterests. She simply doesn't bother anyone, she is sarcastically mean at the worst and that is just not proper due for being annoying for me, but to be fair that is personal opinion by far, and I am lucky it worked for me, since I have a different history so my perception of characters differs.
@@alchemilk Dude wtf I am not a native American no bro it was hard to understand you😂😂 , bit i go what you mean, but my focus is not her background, it's simply the dialogues, when you try to talk to someone and they answer you in a sarcastic way at an extreme level, the natural tendency is to move away, however that's ok, it's just a way of being and I agree, but the conversations don't evolve, There is no reason for him to want to connect with her except for the "unknown" only that was never the motto of spidey's relationships, and once you know and remember how Pete and MJ are not only a beautiful couple but also a team, a gossip company, a safe port and that it flows so naturally in the comic that it's hard to get used to such discomforting conversations, sometimes even uncomfortable, you know, and many times the few cracks that she has are evasive like the one where she says "oh my friends call me mj" "didn't you say you have no friends? "I don't have any friends" and I'm like, she didn't even say a word during the trip, so in what the fuck universe do they just come back from a zero developed trip and that's it, they are my friends, man it's funny but she literally doesn't exchange ideas with ANYONE in the movie and I know it seems too forced but at least sometimes the movie needs to show us how the interaction with the characters is, I don't need to know her family or anything like that, but if during that walk they talk about life, she talks about her insecurity when interacting with people or her apparent low self-esteem (because for the love of God they managed to make Zendaya weird, that's impressive) and he opens up too, you know, but it seems that the movie is too blcokbuster, too mainstreming for that, when I see TAMS I see a MOVIE (with a bunch of mistukes) , when I see Homecoming or FarFromHome even though I love them I see a simple spiderman adventure with little depth. And at the same time what makes me buy the idea and what makes me frustrated is the fact that she is VERY, VERY good, I watched Euphoria and it didn't even look like the same actress, the level of personality she manages to get makes Mj look like another person, so as I am a big fan (not a silly fan but I think they are very good at what they do and apparently sympathetic) I end up liking it and you also end up liking it, but this becomes very personal to our own perspective, I have my specific reasons and you have your specific reasons but you must agree that in other circumstances it would be very difficult to find this cool couple, but as for example Peter and Gwen from TAMS is easily related, Because it has a great script and a great chemistry, it has this thing of liking the person because he/she is different, also in the adolescence it is common to fall in love easily after all, but it can't happen in the second movie if not the greatest superhero of all, like from my favorite hero I always expect the best, but you can get some good laughs from these movies after all. I really wish that from no way home it enters a new phase, with a new tone and with them being (dont hate me) a real couple....
@@Max-dt3yx yeah I get what you're saying but I am gonna bring you back to my original point, the movie isnt about her, how are we supposed to see character development from a character that was intentionally avoided, the bulk of the trip Peter is stuck in the storage container and trying to find his way back, they aren't analyzing MJ's role, plus I still dont think its fair to judge their immediate relationship, in NWH I think its fair but they have just gotten together, and in the later parts of FFH and NWH we already see improved chemistry. Although I loved GWen adn Peters chemistry in TASM movies, I absolutely hated the relationship, because literally everything they talked about went on for way too long and consisted of mostly inhuman noises, I barely at all knew what they were talking about, people dont really talk with grunts and male model faces (although I love Emma stone and Andrew, I think they did great with what they were given but they were given shit)
peter is truly a star wars fan, he just dosen't want to be a full nerd in civil war so he wont be embarrassed from the others because that's basically me.
He's a dorky teenager trying to act cool in front of the coolest people in the world, of fucking course he's gonna pretend to not know what Star Wars is. Just watch the the simpsons episode where Lisa hangs out with the cool kids to understand it.
Bit fucked that the two times that made us stop and say "oh shit Peter is just a kid" are the moments when Peter is crushed underneath a building with no way out, and when Peter is pleading with Tony that he doesn't want to die.
spiderman not getting with liz is actually a very crucial part to his heroism. Most movies, especially superhero movies, the protagonist end up with the person they’ve been chasing throughout the film but spiderman is the one hero that didn’t get to because of his great responsibility
I love the classic, comic book styled Raimi Trilogy. I love the romantic, teenager styled Webb Series. I love the comedic, comic book style Watts Series. I fucking love every Spiderman movie.
The type of Spider-Man fan we both need AND deserve. It's ludicrous how many people can't enjoy *_all_* of the movies in their own ways and get so butthurt over the different adaptations. Any Spider-Man movie can be enjoyable if you let yourself enjoy it.
My responses to those early nitpicks: - The suit interacts with the web shooters and thus could theoretically have controls Peter doesn't know about - the new avengers base wasn't completed entirely at the end of Civil War - Peter wanted to not look like a dweeb in front of the adults but still looked like a dweeb anyway
de132 Tony Stark gave Peter a new suit, tony made his web shooters not Peter. My only nitpick is that two teenagers were able to hack a billion dollar suit
@@lukeskywalker9026 It's not implied that Stark made the web shooters, just the interface for the web shooters. And maybe Stark made it easy to hack on purpose.
@@lukeskywalker9026 Peter made his own webs shooter, if you watched Civil war where Tony meets peter, it shows before they even met Peter made his own web shooters
Twisted Instinct in the beginning of homecoming Peter had his homemade suit on and then happy was like “where’s the case” the case had the suit that he used in civil war in it, The case also had his new web shooter in it. Peter got his suit and web shooters from tony who made it. Peter didn’t even know about the case. (I think tony was already planning on recruiting Peter before he had to go find Captain America and Bucky, so he made a new suit for Peter before he recruited Peter (but that’s probably not what happed at all😂)
Twisted Instinct those were the web shooters for his homemade suit, he did make those, but the web he’s talking about in the video are from the suit that tony gave to him
Yeah I feel like Peter's talked a lot about SW at school but noticed kids only saw the recent movies so he just assumes nobody's familiar with the classic SW movies (especially not a group that contains aliens and a dude who spent the decade SW came out being a popsicle)
yeah i always thought he was pretending not to know so he wouldn't come across as a giga-nerd. star wars is super popular obviously but knowing the name of the walkers isn't exactly common knowledge
@@dankerbell You just read my mind, that's exactly what I was thinking! Star Wars is obviously very popular but still has a geeky stigma to it. When I talk Star Wars with my friends I act like I have very limited knowledge so I don't look like a nerd.
I wish they had somehow worked in him getting trapped under rubble, I felt like they kinda did something similar in the prologue rescuing people in the fisk tower, but man that ending, I beat it a couple of weeks ago and it made me cry
Those nit picks didn't work too well. Spider man doesn't know the settings on his web shooters because Tony made that model and the old ones Peter made only have one setting. Spider-man was also never shown in the new base in Civil War, and at the begging of homecoming he vlogs that trip and actually never goes to the upstate base, he just flies directly to Germany and is given his suit there. In the line you are referencing from civil war he doesn't show poor knowledge of the film because he references a specific scene. He obviously showed love for star wars then and it was cool that they included it in homecoming. I know I'm just being butthurt but it's fun to nitpick people's nitpicking.
I honestly think he missed the point of spidey poorly explaining empire strikes back, he’s hanging out with a bunch of adults who probably aren’t into that stuff so he tries to explain it as easy as he can for them to understand
the part where peter goes after vulture even though he doesn't have to...it's almost like that with great power there must also come great responsibility isn't it neat how they were able to convey that without having an old man say it and then die? isn't that neat?
Except that his motivations for doing so have nothing to do with responsibility but everything to do with his avengers/Tony stark fetish. That's not spiderman
That's literally not even slightly true. He stops vulture because he can't let weapons that dangerous out on the streets. He even turns Tony down in the end. Did you even watch the damn movie?
one thing i also really like about this movie, is how peter DOESN'T end up with liz, cause like, name ONE superhero movie where the hero doesn't end up with their love interest. it's almost as if liz is kinda the original mary jane (even though MJ will be peter's love interest), because she isn't really interested in peter parker, she's more interested in spider-man, while MJ (michelle) was already interested in peter. this is a new and refreshing thing to see tbh
I could name many more, Spider-Verse, Titanic, The Incredible Hulk, Thor (remember that Thor and his gf broke up after Thor 2), Raimi spiderman trilogy, Captain america the first avenger, and etc
@@lazercrusher48 1. Spiderverse, miles thought she was cute but then sees her as a friend after getting to know her. So you can't count that cuz he doesn't really want to be with her by the end of the movie. 2. Hulk, ok I honestly don't remember that movie, nor should I. 3. Thor, movie ends with him with her, they break up before the events of ragnarok. So he technically did get the girl, he just loses her much later off screen. 4. Raimi trilogy, they literally break up and get back together a million times in every movie. 5. Cap.... ok yeah, ya got me.
This is correct. I watched Black Panther because of how freakin awesome he was in Civil War, which sounds bad, right? But I'd never even heard of the character before Civil War and Chadwick Boseman and that whole team convinced me in a few scenes how cool and awesome he was as a character and how he truly belonged in the MCU. May he rest in peace. I also liked Ant Man in Civil War.
@@ThePhoenix1 cinemasins is so awful. The majority of his "sins" arent even sins. Also, yes, comedy is subjective but cinemasins is objectively not funny
I always get the most enjoyment out of watching the Tom Holland Spider-Man. Actually solid comedy, bright and fun tone, and interesting, high stakes action sequences really make for an entertaining movie I can watch over and over again. He’s a really fresh, adorkable take on Spider-Man that I can really get behind.
0:07 Peter made the OG webshooters, but when he switches back to his old costume, you can clearly see that they're much simpler than the ones Tony designed.... come on, now. 0:19 The new Avengers base was pretty secret... In Ant-Man, Hank Pym thought it was a storage facility. 0:25 Two months pass after Civil War, so.... maybe Peter became a Star Wars megafan after beating Giant Man in that specific way? Your nitpicks are pretty bad :(
ikr. And for third nitpicks, just because someone thought it's old, it doesn't mean that person is not fan of it. I genuinely wonder why he thought so in the first place. The only reason why Peter call it old movie is simply because he's young and not even born yet when the movie is out.
Or maybe he thought they were super hero they don't have time to remember the title of the movie I'm going to blurt out he just said "remember that really old movie empire strikes back"!
@Alex Metagross ik I was honestly surprised there wasn't someone like " DUDE UR SO DUMB SHREK ISNT IN THE MCU 😂😎😀😎😁🙂😊😎😁😂☺️😍😀😍😉😍😉😍😆😄😁😁🤗😉🤗😉😄😊😄🤗😁😎😆😁😅🤩😆🤗😙😍😉😄😁😎" I may have went overboard with the Emojis but idc
@@lindseyl8120 He faces the most important thing that people won’t always be there to save him and that is what you should expect from a young spiderman. I think everyone is forgetting the age factor. Of course he isn’t going to be swinging expertly or winning every fight. He is fifteen and I think the way marvel handled the age was brilliant because we see him making mistakes we see him getting punished in the way a kid would we see him having to figure out how to be Spider-Man on his own and that’s what makes this movie so much better because Spider-Man is a dynamic character by the end of it. In the raimi films they had Peter Parker looking YEARS older than he should and since they had already botched the youth of the character they decided to make him a master at swinging and combat. I think that’s where a lot of nostalgia comes from. You want to see the iconic Spider-Man swinging from skyscrapers but what you see is a kid learning about himself and his powers and dealing with them how a modern kid would. I personally love how they portrayed him and I think it was the best portrayal so far.
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Peter probably didn't seem like a star wars fan in Civil war cos he tried to explain the AT-AT in a simpler and funny way but he's actually a mega fan hence the lego in his bedroom
I was hesitant to watch this movie because.. c'mon, ANOTHER Spiderman movie? We already have FIVE. Do I really need to watch Uncle Ben die again? I ended up watching this with my sister when she came down to visit and we had a blast. There was another reviewer who pointed something out to me: in the first Spiderman movies, nobody cared about Peter Parker. Every time he was on screen, the audience was just waiting for the costume to come back on. But in Homecoming, I cared about Peter as much, if not more, than Spiderman. I *wanted* Peter to get the girl, to have fun with his friends, to live the life of a teenager. And having a young actor really worked. Having Peter under that rubble, crying out for help, my mother instincts kicked in, and I really got into this scene. So watching him push the concrete off by sheer force of will, I was nearly cheering in the theatre. Fuck yeah. While a part of me will always love Toby McGuire's Spiderman, this is the Spiderman I was waiting for. =3
A lot of people actually cared about Peter in the original. All of these people that only care about him now only do so because Tom Holland is cute smh
I'mma going have to disagree with you on that people care about Tom Holland just because he's cute. Toby McGuire is cute (whoo, that shirtless scene~) and Andrew Garfield has a ~nice~ butt. But times have changed since the first spiderman movie. Our perception of a "nerd' has changed. Peter Parker in the first spiderman movie was a total nerd with glasses, getting picked on by stereotypical bullies, clumsy, and totes not popular. I've seen that type of nerd character in movies long before Tom Holland was even born. The Peter Parker in Homecoming is unpopular, a dork, awkward, but this is due to his being young and inexperienced. Toby McGuire's Peter was a nerd character. Tom Holland's is a teen character. Honestly my favorite Peter moment would be with Garfield when he violently acts out after Uncle Ben dies, and Flash talks him down. In fact, it's the only thing I remember from those movie. =P But hey, ya don't gotta agree with me. It's cool.
Are you willing to share a discussion with this? Because I do, I don't hate Holland's version of Spiderman, in fact I enjoyed his movies, they're very entertaining to watch, however IMO his characterization has to be the worse I've seen in Spiderman films, his version of Spidey is basically Ironboy, not *The Spider-Man* ,its not his acting that puts me off(Holland actually does a good job) but the way his version of Spiderman is written, his characterization is the thing that puts me off, he feels like a sidekick, not a hero of his own, a Miles Morales kind of character, a side character, the thing that made it worse is that he was mentored by Ironman, so he's portrayed as a pathetic noob instead of being able to get good at superheroing on his own, plus his Uncle Ben is basically non-existent, there's barely any reference or whatsoever about him except the suitcase thing in FFH, his version of Spiderman doesn't give a damn about Uncle Ben, Ben Parker is a very important key character on why Spiderman is well, Spiderman.
@@gelothegogang Good points, but all those points shouldn't be limits on what kind of character Spider-Man is. Limiting the idea of who Spider-Man is, it starts up many kinds of controversies. Retelling the same story over and over, will only make him less likeable over time. And it has been a long time, and we've seen it done in various ways, there's not much better ways to do it again. Changing who Spider-Man is, shouldn't make him less of a character. It just means there's much more to see in him than before. You shouldn't forget that others can, and will see heroes differently than the way you do. Spider-Man, just like all heroes, shouldn't be a certain way.
@@Green_Justice5389 I'm not asking for a replay of Uncle Ben's death if that's what you're thinking, its not about retelling a story, its about being faithful to the character's origin story, a simple mention/reference on Ben Parker on how it impacts Spiderman on why he chooses to continue to be Spiderman and why he does what he does would be nice, Ben Parker to Spiderman is the equivalent of Thomas and Martha Wayne to Batman on why Batman is being Batman, and taking that away is like ripping off one of the important aspects on why it makes that character so great. I think the Spiderman that actually works for me when it comes accurate characterization is The Spectacular Spiderman and The Insomniac Version of Spiderman, Tom Holland doesn't feel like *The Spiderman* for me, the way his version of Spiderman is written felt like a Miles Morales kind of character. A sidekick, a side character, not a hero of his own, atleast that's how I feel about the character.
@@gelothegogang He doesn't really need to be the Spider-Man you want. And the more important part of his character is that he wants to do what's right. Which showed in the What If...? Zombies episode. He wants to prove that he can do the right thing to someone he looks up to, and Ben wasn't the only one he looked up to. Being a sidekick isn't bad either, and this is the first time he's worked with other heroes in live-action. It shows that he's willing to be a hero, no matter what.
@@Green_Justice5389 Every superhero wants to do what's right, its common logic, Batman does what he thinks is right, Ironman does and so is Captain America, but the main cause of motivation, that's what's missing when it comes to MCU Spiderman, all he did was mention "with great power comes great responsibility" in a different line but no reference or no mention to Ben Parker. MCU basically took away a chunk of Spiderman character the moment they dismissed the existence of Uncle Ben and his involvement to Spiderman. Don't get me wrong I still enjoy Holland's Spiderman films as they are still entertaining but when it comes characterization, its the worst I've seen.
@@dripifice4882 He can literally kill someone with a single punch if he doesn't take special care of controlling his strength. How is avoiding using CQC to avoid seriously hurting someone "pussy"? It's actually really admirable that he cares about everyone's lives, even the bad guys.
I remember when they announced Vulture as the villain I was like "Ew old man with wings. Why not someone cooler like Venom?" But when I saw the trailers and saw a creepy badass fully tech vulture I was like "I was so wrong. So so wrong."
Also, Michael Keaton’s portrayal of Adrian Toomes/Vulture as a family man who goes about things the wrong way, but isn’t a mustache twirling Villian, is obviously fantastic
GOTG 2 is far better than Vol. 1 in my opinion. Better than Homecoming (which I loved) also. And for the record, it certainly wasn't because of the jokes.
The Cosmonaut Variety Hour Not only was the 2nd Guardians a self-contained story (which is an absolute miracle in this day and age), it was a more personal story that sought to flesh out and develop its characters (which is also a miracle in this commercial day and age). The humor was more hit-and-miss than it's predecessor (I personally found it to be funnier), and the final action sequence wasn't as good, but it's far from mediocre/average.
I liked GotG 2, but not nearly as much as everyobe else. A bunch of jokes fell flat, the villain was another waste of a great actor for a dude with a generic motivation, and the emotional moments weren't really earned. I honestly did not give a single fuck about Yondu's death, that felt REALLY forced.
I love to rewatch the video to see a person praising MCU Spidey in a well constructed way instead of complaying yet again about how Tom isn't Tobey (who wasn't perfect anyway but people are so blinded by nostalgia they make those genuinely good movies into holy cows)
I agree with you so much. People act like the Raimi Spider-Man movies are the Citizen Kane of Spider-Man movies. I grew up with the raimi trilogy, but I don’t worship it
I still absolutely love the Raimi Trilogy to death. But Tom Holland does such a good job! Homecoming and Far From Home are fantastic! I couldn’t care less about the rest of the MCU if I’m being honest. So as someone who only cares about Spider-Man, even though these movies are so deeply rooted in the MCU, god I still love them!
@The Stonefish They're right though. It's the same reason there are people around who now think the Star Wars prequels are a masterpiece. 🙄 I'm a big fan of Tobey and grew up with him. Tom suits the role better though and both sets of films have their faults. 🤷♂️ And I'm saying this as someone who's read the comics, likes all three takes on the character (although I admit I really didn't like Garfield at first) and wouldn't put any of them in my top three versions of the Peter Parker character. Tom Holland is awesome in the role. 👌
I mean there are reasons to complain about every spider-man. Tobey is too whiney and cries like 5 times a movie (also he looks like he's fucking 29 when he's playing a college freshman). Andrew is way too cool to be a nerd and a bit of a hard headed dumbass. Tom's Spider-Man can lean too much into humor at times, lacking pathos that may be needed, at least until the 3rd act of his 2 films. But all of them (even Andrew Garfield) have good qualities too.
@@marknaples8577 The MCU as a whole is over reliant on humor. It's so desperately afraid of seeming cheesy that it undercuts anything earnest with a joke.
@@marknaples8577 thanks. I wanna be clear, unlike say, Hitop Films, I don't hate MCU Peter. He's the most youthful and despite the lack of the word's "Uncle Ben" his presence is felt throughout Homecoming. Aunt May's overprotective nature is a big sign of that. These movies have great elements to be sure. But they could be even better. Every Spidey movie ever made could be made better (except Spider-Verse it was perfect).
although i dont agree with your view points on civil war and the other mcu movie.........You earned my respect and a subscription with this review. this movie was just plain awesome!
When I first saw Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in the civil war trailer, I was confused and annoyed. I figured “Oh God, ANOTHER Spider-Man?” And this was back when I wasn’t a big Spider-Man fan. Years went by and I never saw homecoming. I passed on it. Why? Well I kept seeing all these memes and reviews saying Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man was better and this guy sucked, so I bought into that. I started to hate Tom’s Spider-Man because I listened to the Raimi purists. But then I decided “Ya know what? I’m gonna watch the movie and make the decision myself whether or not he’s good.” Keep in mind I grew up with the Raimi and TASM movies, so I naturally thought no one could top Toby. But lo and behold, I watched homecoming, and I realized this was my favorite Spider-Man movie, let alone Spider-Man incarnation, mostly because of the high school relatability. Much like Peter in these movies, I wasn’t universal hated, heck I had a bunch of friends, but to me it always seemed like I was excluded from stuff because of the “We would have invited you, you probably wouldn’t like it” response. But yeah, regardless I began to love this movie and wanted more. I can’t believe all the hate from Sam Raimi purists over Tom held me back from watching my favorite Spider-Man film.
You summarized my thoughts completely. SPOILERS: ... ... ... I also loved the ceiling scene the most. That little moment of Peter hopelessly screaming for help when noone's there. After the whole movie of relating with him. It torn my heart apart. I can't remember when comics book movie had me feel like that the last time. First Iron Man was probably closest. If I had to choose two films out of this genere for people to archive, it would be Iron Man 1 and this. Loved it so much, second screening is a must.
I just saw the movie last night and I agree with most of what Marcus points out in his video. The movie felt new, but still like the Spider-Man we all know. Now I didn't expect Tom Holland to be as good of a spider-man as he was, but I'm glad he proved me wrong. I went into the theater with low hopes and expectations; since trailers and ads spoiled a bit of the movie. When the movie was over like Marcus said, "I felt like I wanted more." SPOILERS DEAR READER!!! Ned Leeds, Peter's best friend in my opinion felt like the most genuine and funny character in the whole movie even better than Tom Holland. Best scene from Ned IMO was when he gets caught using the computer lab during prom. What he says to cover up what he was really doing is that he was looking at porn! I was a little surprised but okay with them adding little things like curse words, a middle finger, and aunt May being a god damn milf! Good Vid!
Blake Childress Ned worried me a bit in the ads and trailers but he pulled off the sidekick schtick quite well. One of the most genuine characters in MCU.
I completely agree that Ned was amazing, the same level as Peter given the resources as a sidekick. He was fun and lovable and really made us grow to love him and Peter fighting through high school. He and the writers play him off perfectly. I love it when he finds out who Peter is and keeps nagging him with stupid questions, probably more than others. It just seems like such a genuine moment that I still remember it vividly. Especially when he's at the computers too, helping Peter. It doesn't come off as a snarky one liner, more like an awkward teen trying to process all the information in a social setting, and it's amazing. Good job Jacob Batalon.
raimi fans in this comment section: "stop liking homecoming raimi's was so much better reee" raimi fans in the "Sam Raimi Trilogy" video released later: "omg stop telling us we're wrong for liking something" edit: this comment was a blatant strawman and was rather moronic at the time
@@Skrilltrap 1. Are you really making a complaint about that? That's not a flaw, is a very important part of the story. 2. So you think you could see better with the mask on? Peter had minutes until all the people dies, you think he cared about his identidy more than saving all those lives? Besides, the point of the scene was to show the people amazed by the fact that Peter is was just "a kid" and then they give his mask again. 3. Thank you for making me clear this more and show you why SP2 is superior.
It's so perfect how they made these 3 movies as a prequel to the next 2 trilogys. I just love how all the criticism people were giving these films have been proven to be on purpose by the mcu.
I dont Get Why People Say All the marvel movies looks same-ish and stuff..I mean its superhero genre.. I dont see people saying i l sick of romcoms and comedies and action movies.. Speaking from the perspective of someone who enjoys a good movie without looking at the genre or stuff..i am saying marvel movies are good..they provide us with a good dose of entertainment.. And some very memorable characters with whom we can get emotionally attached..civil war, wintersoldier,infinitywar,homecoming,ironman,ragnarok..i have watched all the above movies like minimum 4 to 5 times.. I hate it when people say they all look same and saturated..
Just A Gamer, that does not apply to: Iron Man 2, Avengers, Iron Man 3, Thor 2, Winter Soldier, Avengers 2, Civil War, Guardians 2, Homecoming, Ragnorok, and Infinity War.
the similar aesthetic,colors,a bunch of humor and all in the same universe lends itself to those criticisms....I think its more an mcu criticism not all marvel movies feel the same Logan and Deadpool both R rated superhero films but feel very different one is a action drama and the other a action comedy....in the MCU Winter Solider feels a bit different from the typical mcu movie a bit more serious.
Cam M, honestly the most mediocre marvel movies are the ones that feel the same. Doctor Strange and Ant-man are both Iron Man with different powers. Black Panther is Thor in Africa. Thor 2 is Incredible Hulk in space.
*The fanbase:* condones Andrew Garfield’s absolutely abominable portrayal of Peter Parker by excusing it as “more realistic” *Also the fanbase:* trashes this Peter for being actually realistic as an upcoming hero
Context matters. Put this and tasm 1 beside the Nolan Batman and bvs Batman for example. People like when these heroes are put in our world and accept changes that are made to do so (tasm and Nolan Batman) What people don’t like is when you change a core fundamental of the character like making Batman a killer(bvs) or giving Peter a safety net to save him from the consequences of his actions (sm homecoming) The opinion you presented isn’t hypocritical you’re just uninformed.
@@matthewcrane5294 I see your point, but he has consequences, he worries Aunt May, gets punished in school, blows off of all his friends, loses the suit, gets people hurt, gets hurt himself, loses Liz after finally getting her and almost dies.
@@matthewcrane5294 you did not just unironically compare the drivel that is TASM to Batman Begins… lol, TASM is trash and nowhere near as good as Batman Begins. Batman Begins is one of the best comic book movies, it’s sequel, The Dark Knight, even better. TASM is below average at best, and the opposite of the Dark Knight, where it’s sequel is even worse!
Yea. I know it sounds crazy, but it isn't. It' just Civil War didn't feel anything like a Civil War if you've read the comic counterpart. Don't get me wrong, personally I would put Civil War on rank 4 in my most favorite MCU movies, but this movie had some serious issues. I feel like Civil War had the potential to be so much better, but it just didn't feel like a Civil War. If you haven't read the comic you probably liked it a lot, which is fine. I still love the movie, I just think it had potential for more.
@@nikolatsepenishev8615 Actually i read the comic, multiple times and i really really love it. I think that has much more deep content than the movie. I would love to see an accurate adaptation of the comic. I think that probably you need like 2 movie for that. But the movie is another thing complete diferent. The movie never try to be the comic and it works. Is a really great movie to me. Sorry for me english is kind off bad
@@Exterlina2 It's okay. I just can't stop thinking about how good the comic was and then I watch the movie and it seems empty, rushed, and mostly stupid. Still enjoyed it a lot the first time I watched it. The Winter Soldier is still better.
@@nikolatsepenishev8615 I always try to judge a movie for what it is instead of what could be because I always always think that a movie can be better, haha. For me is really smart movie for te most parts. I love Winter Soldier, is almost perfect for me, but i have issues as well like with Civil War, In conclusion. It´s really hard to me to choose between the russos brother´s movies. I thing that all are equaly great for me.
@@nikolatsepenishev8615 I read the Civil War comic, the film is *much* better. Waaaaaaay less character assassination -- and that's what it is when you have Mister Fantastic and Tony Stark clone Thor without his consent from genetic material that they stole from him which then murders someone and then start making an extradimensional prison with no due process for the inmates. It's also just more cohesively written in general.
I’m rewatching all of the Spider-Man movies in preparation for no way home and yeah this one is definitely one of the best Spider-Man / marvel movies to date. Never thought I’d be arguing with myself over who’s my favourite Spider-Man after Toby but Tom hollands portrayal makes it tough
Peter didn't make those web shooters. he made the crappier ones you see him wear with his homemade suit. The OP webshooters were made by tony stark. Just a minor nitpick but great video bud
I love how this movie squashes all the "He needs Tony Stark to be spider-man now!" critics with the ending, he showed how even without Stark's tech, he's still spider-man
Yolo writing also appears in "13 reasons why", where everybody is so cool at high school talking about old 80´s and 90´s rock-grunge bands. It's like... those are your damned pleasures old writer, teenagers don't speak about that at all
Yes, ok. Maybe I´ve gone too far saying "at all". When I vas at high school I usually spoke with many friends about old bands. But my point is that in this series in particular, they try to sell this fake magical cloying aura, saying that this way to be a walking old music encyclopedia is the only way to find the true people. Sorry, I don´t mean to offend you, but this kind of characters annoy me to much XD
Really depends on your region, most kids arent with that stuff but the ones who love the old music or different types besides pop, rap, they are there. But nobody talks about just 80's music, most kids who listen to those classics are quite versatile and listen to a broad range of music. But anyways fuck 13 reasons why, its a stupid fucking show that glorifies suicide, kids have literally decided to take their lives because they were already depressed and this pushed them over
The scene where he's crushed under the rubble REALLY bothered me emotionally the first time i saw it. It's like, in that moment i didnt see some super hero swinging from rooftops and fighting aliens... In that moment, I saw a 15 year old kid who was screaming for help and scared for his life!!! and the parent in me was INSTANTLY triggered lol. I couldnt even sit still in my seat during that scene!!! Powerful powerful moment man 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
When I first saw Tom in civil war I was like "Oh god no, who is this child?" But he's great, I love him. He's the best Peter and he's so wholesome and dorky.
TIITAN TIITAN its a adaptation of he comics like the rest but with some changes what do u mean 91% on rotten tomatoes And the audience gives it a 89% so don’t say a lot of people hate it look at the facts
You can't save a movie who's iconic fight scene is so undeniably atrocious. the lighting, the setting, the motivations, the setup... all terrible Captain America vs Tony was well written but EVERY OTHER CHARACTER'S INVOLVEMENT was shit. Absolute shit. Fucking spider man just shoehorned in? ANT MAN? Most people never even saw his movie and we're supposed to care that he's there. It's like watching a bunch of school kids yelling "fight fight fight" instead of being mature for even a second and dealing w/ the situation like adults. Also, again, they could not have picked a worse setting and lighting for their "iconic" fight scene. Civil war was a great movie that unfortunately had to be packaged as an MCU movie and as such, it was terrible. That same movie without the superheroes would have been so much more compelling, because the only part they knew what to do with was the emotional turmoil and the deterioration of tony and cap's friendship. And the part that they got right was enough for some people but that doesn't mean it was actually a good movie.
@@AlexSmith-dd2wb Captain Marvel is a 5/10, 6/10 is generous. Despite Brie Larson being meh the movie and plot was kinda pointless and mediocre. If her origins revealed something crazy it would have been a good movie but it was kinda like hey she showed up in the 90's...the worlds first alien to come to earth...but wait Thor was said to be in 2011, thats what the sub plot was in the first avengers film they were using the cube to make weapons for defense against aliens bc thor came a year earlier and caused some issues and got them scared. Also the whole teseract thing seemed important...it should have been a phase 1 or 2 movie. It just felt like a cash grab.
I was half asleep during Captain Marvel because of how boring Brie Larson was as the character, Nick Fury was carrying that movie so much and although Brie used facial expressions and emotion in her voice, it was still bland and boring to listen to. Even fucking Coulson who was barely in it was more intriguing than her.
So a thought just occurred to me. What if we misinterpreted it the line about him not being familiar with Star Wars. What if he just didn’t think that Tony and Rhodes knew about it, for whatever reason?
I thought ue was simply trying to give a description of the scene so they could do that to antman. But the action of the situation he was in distracted his thoughts.
@Jojo you may have known this but the commenter said “adorkable” on purpose. Adorkable is a word also. Adorkable: unfashionably or socially awkward in a way regarded as appealing or cute.
I also love the scene when Peter is trapped under this debris and his first instinct is to call for help. In this movie, he is 15 years old and I think it's relatable that a younf teenager would cry for help. I love the moment when he realizes what Tony meant by this "If you're nothing without the suit then you shouldn't have it.". He understands that nobody can hear him and nobody will come for him and that he has to free himself because he is Spider-man even if he doesn't have the expensive suit Tony made for him.
lxyl IX Hell naaahh Far from home is like a 6... 7 at best... I’m also deducting points simply because it’s the last phase 3 movie... if it were the start of phase 4 then the score may have been higher from me
@@JayJay5244 It’s more of an epilogue to Endgame, so I get why it’s at the end of Phase 3, but I agree it’d be better to start off Phase 4. Even then, you could still count it as a Phase 4 movie.
Yeah, why did it suddenly became cool to hate on it? It's got the best climax of any superhero movie, it's only 3 people fighting in a room, but there's so much intesity and drama. PERFECT.
Sometimes I wonder if this dude actually watched the movie… the suit was given to him by Tony but the features were locked. Him and ned hacked it and it was freed
What really ruined your favorite scene towards the end of the movie, the debris lifting scene, was when they played the really cheesy Tony Stark echo in Peter's head. How great would it have been to communicate it all purely through better directing and Holland's acting? Show, don't tell. They couldn't trust the audience enough to piece it together for themselves so they had to throw in the unintentionally cheesy echo in Peter's head. "HEY GUYS, REMEMBER THIS QUOTE FROM EARLIER IN THE MOVIE????!!!! NO? WELL, HERE IT IS AGAIN!" The scene also would have benefitted from some wider shots to better communicate the scale of the debris that fell on Peter. It really irked me how the director kept the same closeup shot for such a long portion of the scene.
The Gaming Nerd No, it's perfectly fair criticism since the scene is supposed to be a serious moment. The audience isn't supposed to facepalm or cringe during that scene, they're supposed to be swept up in the moment, cheer the hero on, and rejoice when he succeeds. The cartoon-level cheese is just flat-out immersion breaking - that's the _last_ thing you want this scene to be. My second point about wider shots? Sure, someone could probably make the case for nitpicking. But that unintentional, immersion breaking cheese? Ain't no one gonna justify that. Poor choice on the filmmaker's part for a scene with so much potential.
That isn't really nitpicking. I'd say nitpicking is when you have to really try hard to find criticism you never even noticed, whereas this is legit criticism that sticks out during the movie and ruined the moment
Duwang Is Unbreakable Well it's a direct reference to the older cheesy comics of the 60s. Any other movie it would've sucked but since it's a good reference point that connects to the plot I love it. Hey some cheese is necessary - look at the raimi films and it's nice campus cheesiness! Agree with you on the shot point though - a wider shot would've definitely helped. Same thing in the Washington tower scene
Speedbot2000 The issue is that the moment is not supposed to be cheesy (even if it references something from an era of cheese). It's a serious, powerful, and emotional moment. It would've been a good reference point that connects to the plot regardless of the cheesy Tony Stark echo. And now that you mention it, yeah, the Washington scene could have used some wider shots as well.
I think the new era of mcu Spider-Man movies works so well because Spider-Man is already a notorious character. Spidey is similar to Batman in the way that you can enjoy the Dark Knight without knowing anything else about Batman. He is already a notorious Superhero so there is no reason to put his character in the perspective of the MCU. Stepping back from the MCU and giving Spider-Man movies a different vibe is why this works. The fact that it separates itself from the major plotlines of MCU movies (save a few short remarks) is really nice and refreshing.
Only toxic Raimi and Webb fanboys hate on them. These movies are actually good and well written unlike the “Amazing” Spider-Man movies, I still like the Raimi movies though.
@Kartik Singh I remember that when they came out, everyone would compare it to the Ramie movies and say that it sucked in comparison. It was all super biased, but you’d see it everywhere.
@@physicsrox184 The Raimi trilogy isn't that good tbh. The first two movies are fun to watch. The second movie was good. The last one was just disappointing.
I don't get it when people try to compare this Spider-Man to Raimi's Spider-Man. This Spider-Man is a 16 year old kid who's figuring out his way as a hero. People are hating on him because he's not as mature and doesn't have the same problems as Raimi's Spidey did. Why trash this Peter instead of waiting till he's done in the MCU? It's very possible he'll get another trilogy set in college and then another one when he's an adult. Then we will be able to judge him and compare.
SPOILERS FOR THE END OF SPIDER-MAN PS4!!! The comic you mentioned in the comics with Spidey and doc ock is also REALLY well portrayed in Spider Man PS4. Peter knows that he needs to save aunt may, and, even when his web shooters are gone, which was his most useful tool in the boss fight, he still overcame it and beat him. And then he knew that he had to leave Otto Octavius. And at the end, when he had what he needed to save aunt may, but did what he needed to do to save thousands of people instead of the person closest to him was heartbreaking but also really powerful. I just like spider man PS4. It's amazing. Go play it.
@@Christian-oi7sd for the one simple reason that it wasn't one. See Spiderman isn't a character you want to watch, he's one you want to play, and given how exquisite the movement system is in that (which can make or break the game) it's only natural that it stands out more than any film because if you do a sweet combo in a fight, you can say to yourself "I did that" and feel proud. The films let us dream, but that game, *makes* us dream
My only problem with that entire boss fight is that I cant even choose my suit power, I was so hyped the whole time to use iron spider arms but instead I got "webbing, but faster"
I would just like to personally thank you for that spoiler warning - I’ve been dodging spoilers for the end of the game for weeks until I can finish it and it gets really difficult sometimes 😂
What I really appreciate in the Tom Holland Spidey movies is: 1. It always annoyed me how Flash picks on Peter. Because, jocks don't actually randomly pick on people. They stay in their own groups, Peter would be with his science geeks and Flash with his sports friends. Perhaps a few comments, but that's it. But here Peter and Flash are often together and share common interests, so you actually get that Flash is picking on Peter cause he is jealous. That makes way more sense and is actually relatable. 2.: I. LOVE. that Peter Parker is actually a child in these movies and is absolutely allowed to be one. I mean, he's barely 15. In the other movies, Spidey just wasn't a teenager and I really missed that, because he was supposed to be. Like, the scene where he screams for help with a breaking voice. How he is always really careful not to hurt anyone, despite his strength. How he talkes to criminals and how he thinks of the world (you deserve your melted ice cream, Mr. Criminal. I'll put a note on this bike and leave it here, then the owner can safely get it) That emphasizes, how young Peter is and for me, that has always been a really important part of Spiderman. And now, we can slowly watch him grow into that role, but still give him the time to play with Legos or share a first awkward kiss. Peter Parker just feels so real.
People always shit on this movie because Spider man simps for Iron Man but ignore that the ending basically has Peter realizing that he doesn't need to be an Avenger and can just be Spider man. And that's really funny to me
Just because Peter Parker made the webb-shooters that doesn't that he has to know what features they have, Tony Stark made the suit. #Notahatecomment Lovedthevideo👍
I hate how all of the Tobey Fanboys trash this movie so much. Homecoming is one of my favourite movies of all time and it's so much better than any other spider-man from Tobey or Andrew.
How come Peter is a Starwars fan, but doesn't recognize Nick Fury as Mace Windu?
Holy shit
MastaCat maybe the mcu is a perfect universe where the prequels don’t exist and just the clone wars show
When he says he's a Star Wars fan, he doesn't necessarily mean he likes the prequels as well.
Oh my God
My head canon is that only the OT got made.
Man I TOTALLY forgot that the one death was Vulture killing a guy on accident trying to be threatening
I don't even remember that..
wait didn't he kill one of his underlings who wanted to quit? giving the blackguy the fist? @@EnjoyCocaColaLight
yeah, clearly this wasnt his first kill. he was extremely chill about it
On yeahhh
I don’t think that was an accident. I think he killed him for reals
For me, the best thing in this movie is the Parker's luck: he mistook a car owner as a car thief, he knocked himself out inside a truck, his love interest's dad is the villain, etc. Good old Parker's luck is the best.
Mistaking someone isnt really luck
You’re kidding right? The best part of the Parker luck is the consequences peter has to deal with, homecoming has no consequences
I think the best part of the movie was when it ended cause that is when the pain if watching thus terrible movie stopped
Brian Keogh bc that would be the same shit as Sam raimi why u want to see the same shit? There is a lot of different Spider-Man stories that has nothing to do with facing the consequences
@@sheepishgoat9646 It wasnt that bad it was better than the Andrew Garfield movies
I really love Tom Holland in that moment when he’s calling for help. He does amazing job sounding desperate and scared and then resolve to help himself.
I love that about Tom, he displays emotion better than any other Spider-Man, when he's excited, I believe it, when he's sad, I believe, it, when he's angry, I believe it, hell, when he's scared, it makes me feel a little scared.
@@alchemilk Exactly, but it has problems like how come he literally doesn't have a single relevant dialogue with Mj, like, this is the basis of the interest of one person in another, a basic concept of the script and they simply force us to think that it's normal to look at each other and let's date, out of nowhere, with no development, no effective appeal, nothing and this only makes us see Mj as a strange, annoying and inconvenient character, with no background, no motivations, empty, like a video game NPC based only on stereotypes
@@Max-dt3yx yeah I definitely agree with the lacklustre backstory, but I think they established pretty well why Peter is interested in her, she's a smart person but snarky and sarcastic, she has her own interests, shes asocial and resorts to her interests in weird and dark history as a defence mechanism, but Peter doesn't see it as an exception in the pursue, stuff like that is the reason he likes her, she stands up for people, she is, and dare I say this, different, she is very different from normal characters in movies and television. But something you also have to consider is that these two are very very awkward, it makes sense for the viewer to not understand her backstory because even Peter doesn't, they're friends but they still have trouble talking about anything that is school, or MJ's defence mechanism. If they refuse to dive deeper into her backstory and establish interests then I will absolutely understand where you're coming from, but I just understood that we don't know a ton because Peter doesn't know a ton. I also don't think she is annoying, she is one of the most realistic people I've ever seen on screen, they didn't shy away from weird interests, or activism, or hobbies, or disinterests. She simply doesn't bother anyone, she is sarcastically mean at the worst and that is just not proper due for being annoying for me, but to be fair that is personal opinion by far, and I am lucky it worked for me, since I have a different history so my perception of characters differs.
@@alchemilk Dude wtf I am not a native American no bro it was hard to understand you😂😂
, bit i go what you mean, but my focus is not her background, it's simply the dialogues, when you try to talk to someone and they answer you in a sarcastic way at an extreme level, the natural tendency is to move away, however that's ok, it's just a way of being and I agree, but the conversations don't evolve, There is no reason for him to want to connect with her except for the "unknown" only that was never the motto of spidey's relationships, and once you know and remember how Pete and MJ are not only a beautiful couple but also a team, a gossip company, a safe port and that it flows so naturally in the comic that it's hard to get used to such discomforting conversations, sometimes even uncomfortable, you know, and many times the few cracks that she has are evasive like the one where she says "oh my friends call me mj" "didn't you say you have no friends? "I don't have any friends" and I'm like, she didn't even say a word during the trip, so in what the fuck universe do they just come back from a zero developed trip and that's it, they are my friends, man it's funny but she literally doesn't exchange ideas with ANYONE in the movie and I know it seems too forced but at least sometimes the movie needs to show us how the interaction with the characters is, I don't need to know her family or anything like that, but if during that walk they talk about life, she talks about her insecurity when interacting with people or her apparent low self-esteem (because for the love of God they managed to make Zendaya weird, that's impressive) and he opens up too, you know, but it seems that the movie is too blcokbuster, too mainstreming for that, when I see TAMS I see a MOVIE (with a bunch of mistukes) , when I see Homecoming or FarFromHome even though I love them I see a simple spiderman adventure with little depth. And at the same time what makes me buy the idea and what makes me frustrated is the fact that she is VERY, VERY good, I watched Euphoria and it didn't even look like the same actress, the level of personality she manages to get makes Mj look like another person, so as I am a big fan (not a silly fan but I think they are very good at what they do and apparently sympathetic) I end up liking it and you also end up liking it, but this becomes very personal to our own perspective, I have my specific reasons and you have your specific reasons but you must agree that in other circumstances it would be very difficult to find this cool couple, but as for example Peter and Gwen from TAMS is easily related, Because it has a great script and a great chemistry, it has this thing of liking the person because he/she is different, also in the adolescence it is common to fall in love easily after all, but it can't happen in the second movie if not the greatest superhero of all, like from my favorite hero I always expect the best, but you can get some good laughs from these movies after all. I really wish that from no way home it enters a new phase, with a new tone and with them being (dont hate me) a real couple....
@@Max-dt3yx yeah I get what you're saying but I am gonna bring you back to my original point, the movie isnt about her, how are we supposed to see character development from a character that was intentionally avoided, the bulk of the trip Peter is stuck in the storage container and trying to find his way back, they aren't analyzing MJ's role, plus I still dont think its fair to judge their immediate relationship, in NWH I think its fair but they have just gotten together, and in the later parts of FFH and NWH we already see improved chemistry. Although I loved GWen adn Peters chemistry in TASM movies, I absolutely hated the relationship, because literally everything they talked about went on for way too long and consisted of mostly inhuman noises, I barely at all knew what they were talking about, people dont really talk with grunts and male model faces (although I love Emma stone and Andrew, I think they did great with what they were given but they were given shit)
“Nobody needs to die in an action movie”
I N F I N I T Y W A R
Nobody actually "died" there.
Raphael Chagas Thor’s ship
@@raphaelchagas1676 heimdall
@@raphaelchagas1676 gamora
@@raphaelchagas1676 loki
peter is truly a star wars fan, he just dosen't want to be a full nerd in civil war so he wont be embarrassed from the others
because that's basically me.
Exactly! Although, in the comics he doesn't like Star Wars.
I guess it’s also an opportunity for Disney to flaunt another one of their properties
@@webgard_ well yeah. Exactly. You got it❗️
+the wookiee fuzzball87 Maybe he got more into it after it was mentioned. Like "hey I'm into these really old movies right now, that's what I'm into".
He's a dorky teenager trying to act cool in front of the coolest people in the world, of fucking course he's gonna pretend to not know what Star Wars is. Just watch the the simpsons episode where Lisa hangs out with the cool kids to understand it.
Not to mention our Peter pushing thru that ruble was only 15, it shows that "Oh no, this is a literal kid, crying for help"
Literally the only good scene.
@@iloveketchup20 In your opinion, can't forget that. There are a lot of good scenes, but guess you're boring.
Bit fucked that the two times that made us stop and say "oh shit Peter is just a kid" are the moments when Peter is crushed underneath a building with no way out, and when Peter is pleading with Tony that he doesn't want to die.
our baby
I dont read or watch spider man to be like oh no hes just a little boy. Hes a superhero for God sakes.
spiderman not getting with liz is actually a very crucial part to his heroism. Most movies, especially superhero movies, the protagonist end up with the person they’ve been chasing throughout the film but spiderman is the one hero that didn’t get to because of his great responsibility
Same!
And not be able to get the crush is SO relatable.
The amazing spider man 1.......
@@bernardaoxd2712 Did that movie not end with Peter flirting with Gwen again, and in the start of TASM2 he’s still dating Gwen?
with great power comes great responsibility
It's actually the same thing in reality!
The school setting in Homecoming is legit like my own school so yeah, this is great.
Same thats one of my favorite things about the movie.
Didn’t they rename the actual school to Midtown High?
Well you must have had a nice school.
How
Same lol my school is pretty much just this but a different area and look on the outside
I love the classic, comic book styled Raimi Trilogy.
I love the romantic, teenager styled Webb Series.
I love the comedic, comic book style Watts Series.
I fucking love every Spiderman movie.
Why cant people be more like you
yeah they are all enjoyable, each of them with their faults, but enjoyable and interesting at the end of the day.
The type of Spider-Man fan we both need AND deserve. It's ludicrous how many people can't enjoy *_all_* of the movies in their own ways and get so butthurt over the different adaptations. Any Spider-Man movie can be enjoyable if you let yourself enjoy it.
@@eaglefan2569 There is nothing interesting or noteworthy about the Andrew Garfield movie.
Musicshiz same
My responses to those early nitpicks:
- The suit interacts with the web shooters and thus could theoretically have controls Peter doesn't know about
- the new avengers base wasn't completed entirely at the end of Civil War
- Peter wanted to not look like a dweeb in front of the adults but still looked like a dweeb anyway
de132 Tony Stark gave Peter a new suit, tony made his web shooters not Peter. My only nitpick is that two teenagers were able to hack a billion dollar suit
@@lukeskywalker9026 It's not implied that Stark made the web shooters, just the interface for the web shooters. And maybe Stark made it easy to hack on purpose.
@@lukeskywalker9026 Peter made his own webs shooter, if you watched Civil war where Tony meets peter, it shows before they even met Peter made his own web shooters
Twisted Instinct in the beginning of homecoming Peter had his homemade suit on and then happy was like “where’s the case” the case had the suit that he used in civil war in it, The case also had his new web shooter in it. Peter got his suit and web shooters from tony who made it. Peter didn’t even know about the case. (I think tony was already planning on recruiting Peter before he had to go find Captain America and Bucky, so he made a new suit for Peter before he recruited Peter (but that’s probably not what happed at all😂)
Twisted Instinct those were the web shooters for his homemade suit, he did make those, but the web he’s talking about in the video are from the suit that tony gave to him
Peter called the ATAT “The walking thingy” for the other avengers, maybe they arent as familiar as he was
Yeah I feel like Peter's talked a lot about SW at school but noticed kids only saw the recent movies so he just assumes nobody's familiar with the classic SW movies (especially not a group that contains aliens and a dude who spent the decade SW came out being a popsicle)
yeah i always thought he was pretending not to know so he wouldn't come across as a giga-nerd. star wars is super popular obviously but knowing the name of the walkers isn't exactly common knowledge
@@dankerbell You just read my mind, that's exactly what I was thinking! Star Wars is obviously very popular but still has a geeky stigma to it. When I talk Star Wars with my friends I act like I have very limited knowledge so I don't look like a nerd.
*_Peter vs Ock for a serum to save Aunt May_*
*_So that’s where Insomniac got the idea for plot_*
Whoa, that never occurred to me.
Yeah I figured that out to when I played it when it realized didn't know!😀
I wish they had somehow worked in him getting trapped under rubble, I felt like they kinda did something similar in the prologue rescuing people in the fisk tower, but man that ending, I beat it a couple of weeks ago and it made me cry
Logan Shaver the games been out for two years man
Only difference, Peter actually manages to save Aunt May
Those nit picks didn't work too well. Spider man doesn't know the settings on his web shooters because Tony made that model and the old ones Peter made only have one setting.
Spider-man was also never shown in the new base in Civil War, and at the begging of homecoming he vlogs that trip and actually never goes to the upstate base, he just flies directly to Germany and is given his suit there.
In the line you are referencing from civil war he doesn't show poor knowledge of the film because he references a specific scene. He obviously showed love for star wars then and it was cool that they included it in homecoming.
I know I'm just being butthurt but it's fun to nitpick people's nitpicking.
It's literally all cosmonaut does. Fucking nitpick.
Tyler O'Quinn and that’s why he’s fun to watch
@@whenallelsfails21 You're joking, right?
I honestly think he missed the point of spidey poorly explaining empire strikes back, he’s hanging out with a bunch of adults who probably aren’t into that stuff so he tries to explain it as easy as he can for them to understand
Those were jokes.
the part where peter goes after vulture even though he doesn't have to...it's almost like that with great power there must also come great responsibility
isn't it neat how they were able to convey that without having an old man say it and then die?
isn't that neat?
Except that his motivations for doing so have nothing to do with responsibility but everything to do with his avengers/Tony stark fetish. That's not spiderman
That's literally not even slightly true. He stops vulture because he can't let weapons that dangerous out on the streets. He even turns Tony down in the end. Did you even watch the damn movie?
Except he stills goes after the Vulture even after Tony takes the suit away and at the same time sacrificing his chance to be with Liz
Also weird how he calls it a fetish. Have you never looked up to someone without wanting to fuck them??
@@sebdrum92 you got roasted bre
Finally someone understands how little a role Iron Man really played. How great Holland and the writing were.
one thing i also really like about this movie, is how peter DOESN'T end up with liz, cause like, name ONE superhero movie where the hero doesn't end up with their love interest. it's almost as if liz is kinda the original mary jane (even though MJ will be peter's love interest), because she isn't really interested in peter parker, she's more interested in spider-man, while MJ (michelle) was already interested in peter. this is a new and refreshing thing to see tbh
You just said you didn't like it but that it was new and refreshing, contradiction is counter intuitive when it's with yourself.
I could name many more, Spider-Verse, Titanic, The Incredible Hulk, Thor (remember that Thor and his gf broke up after Thor 2), Raimi spiderman trilogy, Captain america the first avenger, and etc
Moballion Gaming
In the Raimi trilogy, Peter had MJ
Agent James Spoiler Alert, he did.
@@lazercrusher48 1. Spiderverse, miles thought she was cute but then sees her as a friend after getting to know her. So you can't count that cuz he doesn't really want to be with her by the end of the movie. 2. Hulk, ok I honestly don't remember that movie, nor should I. 3. Thor, movie ends with him with her, they break up before the events of ragnarok. So he technically did get the girl, he just loses her much later off screen. 4. Raimi trilogy, they literally break up and get back together a million times in every movie. 5. Cap.... ok yeah, ya got me.
Spider-Man was the only good character in Civil War
Black Panther: Am I a joke to you?
Black Panther was so fucking cool in Civil War, from the costume to the voice to the fighting, I enjoyed literally everything about him in that movie
This is correct. I watched Black Panther because of how freakin awesome he was in Civil War, which sounds bad, right? But I'd never even heard of the character before Civil War and Chadwick Boseman and that whole team convinced me in a few scenes how cool and awesome he was as a character and how he truly belonged in the MCU. May he rest in peace.
I also liked Ant Man in Civil War.
Imagine Tom Holland Spider-man being better in Civil War and Infinity War than in his own movies
@@tux75 thing is, he isn't. He's good in all his movies
@@onigiri2032 Shut up
0:45 CinemaSins in a nutshell.
@@ThePhoenix1 normie
Gosh i hate this channel
@@ThePhoenix1 cinemasins is so awful. The majority of his "sins" arent even sins. Also, yes, comedy is subjective but cinemasins is objectively not funny
@@ThePhoenix1 i have no problem if you like him, we're all allowed to like whoever or whatever we want
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I always get the most enjoyment out of watching the Tom Holland Spider-Man. Actually solid comedy, bright and fun tone, and interesting, high stakes action sequences really make for an entertaining movie I can watch over and over again. He’s a really fresh, adorkable take on Spider-Man that I can really get behind.
0:07 Peter made the OG webshooters, but when he switches back to his old costume, you can clearly see that they're much simpler than the ones Tony designed.... come on, now.
0:19 The new Avengers base was pretty secret... In Ant-Man, Hank Pym thought it was a storage facility.
0:25 Two months pass after Civil War, so.... maybe Peter became a Star Wars megafan after beating Giant Man in that specific way?
Your nitpicks are pretty bad :(
Exactly what I was thinking
ikr.
And for third nitpicks, just because someone thought it's old, it doesn't mean that person is not fan of it. I genuinely wonder why he thought so in the first place. The only reason why Peter call it old movie is simply because he's young and not even born yet when the movie is out.
I think Peter just pretended to not be into Star Wars so he wouldn't look like a nerd in front of THE AVENGERS.
Or maybe he thought they were super hero they don't have time to remember the title of the movie I'm going to blurt out he just said "remember that really old movie empire strikes back"!
Dzumeister Peter probably called Empire "a really old movie" because he wasn't sure the Avengers would get the reference.
Shrek is by far the best mcu movie I mean there’s no arguement at this point
Got em
Spongebob and Cars 2 second best amirite?
How about my little pony like srsly
@Alex Metagross ik I was honestly surprised there wasn't someone like " DUDE UR SO DUMB SHREK ISNT IN THE MCU 😂😎😀😎😁🙂😊😎😁😂☺️😍😀😍😉😍😉😍😆😄😁😁🤗😉🤗😉😄😊😄🤗😁😎😆😁😅🤩😆🤗😙😍😉😄😁😎" I may have went overboard with the Emojis but idc
Still waiting for Shrek 5
How does Tom hollid look like he’s sixteen but he is in his twenties
Amazing face products
He was barely 20 when they filmed the movie
@@lindseyl8120 He faces the most important thing that people won’t always be there to save him and that is what you should expect from a young spiderman. I think everyone is forgetting the age factor. Of course he isn’t going to be swinging expertly or winning every fight. He is fifteen and I think the way marvel handled the age was brilliant because we see him making mistakes we see him getting punished in the way a kid would we see him having to figure out how to be Spider-Man on his own and that’s what makes this movie so much better because Spider-Man is a dynamic character by the end of it. In the raimi films they had Peter Parker looking YEARS older than he should and since they had already botched the youth of the character they decided to make him a master at swinging and combat. I think that’s where a lot of nostalgia comes from. You want to see the iconic Spider-Man swinging from skyscrapers but what you see is a kid learning about himself and his powers and dealing with them how a modern kid would. I personally love how they portrayed him and I think it was the best portrayal so far.
@@homie_zack3915 Not sure what all this has to do with me saying Tom Holland in 2017 looks young because he was young, but cool story bro.
Mainly because most people in their 20s can look a lot like teens. It's pretty common
"I have never left a MCU movie wanting more after"
Infinty War: Ima end this mans whole career
Why Spider-Man: Homecoming is the Best MCU Movie
Cause it's Spider-Man
Random Rice Obvious 😂👌
Random Rice
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This recipe makes approximately 2 dozen medium sized cookies.
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1 cup white sugar (201 grams / 7.1 ounces)
⅓ cup brown sugar (73 grams / 2.5 ounces)
½ teaspoon salt
1 ½ eggs (decreasing egg yolk amounts creates optimized lightness and fluffy texture to the dough)
1 cup of butter (between refrigerator and room temperature) (227g/8oz)
2 ¼ cups of flour (adapt this for elevation and humidity as needed, make sure the cups are level) (288 grams / 10 ounces)
1 teaspoon of baking soda
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 tablespoons milk
2 cups of chocolate chips (if small, less if large)
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Its Iron Boy...
Iron MAN junior
It's Iron Boy...
Peter probably didn't seem like a star wars fan in Civil war cos he tried to explain the AT-AT in a simpler and funny way but he's actually a mega fan hence the lego in his bedroom
Genovious or maybe he didn't know about it during civil war but then was like "hey, imma watch th ose movies" and then he really liked them
I feel like him in Civil War was him explaining Star Wars to who he assumed were “normies”
Genovious Yet what's funny is Spider-Man in the comics once straight up said he doesn't like Star Wars.
im offended plz delete
yeah he was trying to be cool in front of the Avengers and not know about Star Wars
I was hesitant to watch this movie because.. c'mon, ANOTHER Spiderman movie? We already have FIVE. Do I really need to watch Uncle Ben die again? I ended up watching this with my sister when she came down to visit and we had a blast. There was another reviewer who pointed something out to me: in the first Spiderman movies, nobody cared about Peter Parker. Every time he was on screen, the audience was just waiting for the costume to come back on. But in Homecoming, I cared about Peter as much, if not more, than Spiderman. I *wanted* Peter to get the girl, to have fun with his friends, to live the life of a teenager. And having a young actor really worked. Having Peter under that rubble, crying out for help, my mother instincts kicked in, and I really got into this scene. So watching him push the concrete off by sheer force of will, I was nearly cheering in the theatre. Fuck yeah. While a part of me will always love Toby McGuire's Spiderman, this is the Spiderman I was waiting for. =3
A Gilroy "nobody really cared about peter"
Okay I dont think that...*flashbacks to seeing all previous spidey movies*...holy shit youre right
A lot of people actually cared about Peter in the original. All of these people that only care about him now only do so because Tom Holland is cute smh
Kenneth Forrister
Alrighty
*flashbacks to peter cries too much in the raimi trilogy on the internet*
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@@baccaismemebob2603 Can you stop doing the cringey roleplay shit?
I'mma going have to disagree with you on that people care about Tom Holland just because he's cute. Toby McGuire is cute (whoo, that shirtless scene~) and Andrew Garfield has a ~nice~ butt. But times have changed since the first spiderman movie. Our perception of a "nerd' has changed. Peter Parker in the first spiderman movie was a total nerd with glasses, getting picked on by stereotypical bullies, clumsy, and totes not popular. I've seen that type of nerd character in movies long before Tom Holland was even born. The Peter Parker in Homecoming is unpopular, a dork, awkward, but this is due to his being young and inexperienced. Toby McGuire's Peter was a nerd character. Tom Holland's is a teen character. Honestly my favorite Peter moment would be with Garfield when he violently acts out after Uncle Ben dies, and Flash talks him down. In fact, it's the only thing I remember from those movie. =P But hey, ya don't gotta agree with me. It's cool.
This dude understands the good things Tom brings to the role. Unlike other people who don't have a life.
Are you willing to share a discussion with this? Because I do, I don't hate Holland's version of Spiderman, in fact I enjoyed his movies, they're very entertaining to watch, however IMO his characterization has to be the worse I've seen in Spiderman films, his version of Spidey is basically Ironboy, not *The Spider-Man* ,its not his acting that puts me off(Holland actually does a good job) but the way his version of Spiderman is written, his characterization is the thing that puts me off, he feels like a sidekick, not a hero of his own, a Miles Morales kind of character, a side character, the thing that made it worse is that he was mentored by Ironman, so he's portrayed as a pathetic noob instead of being able to get good at superheroing on his own, plus his Uncle Ben is basically non-existent, there's barely any reference or whatsoever about him except the suitcase thing in FFH, his version of Spiderman doesn't give a damn about Uncle Ben, Ben Parker is a very important key character on why Spiderman is well, Spiderman.
@@gelothegogang Good points, but all those points shouldn't be limits on what kind of character Spider-Man is. Limiting the idea of who Spider-Man is, it starts up many kinds of controversies.
Retelling the same story over and over, will only make him less likeable over time. And it has been a long time, and we've seen it done in various ways, there's not much better ways to do it again.
Changing who Spider-Man is, shouldn't make him less of a character. It just means there's much more to see in him than before. You shouldn't forget that others can, and will see heroes differently than the way you do.
Spider-Man, just like all heroes, shouldn't be a certain way.
@@Green_Justice5389 I'm not asking for a replay of Uncle Ben's death if that's what you're thinking, its not about retelling a story, its about being faithful to the character's origin story, a simple mention/reference on Ben Parker on how it impacts Spiderman on why he chooses to continue to be Spiderman and why he does what he does would be nice, Ben Parker to Spiderman is the equivalent of Thomas and Martha Wayne to Batman on why Batman is being Batman, and taking that away is like ripping off one of the important aspects on why it makes that character so great. I think the Spiderman that actually works for me when it comes accurate characterization is The Spectacular Spiderman and The Insomniac Version of Spiderman, Tom Holland doesn't feel like *The Spiderman* for me, the way his version of Spiderman is written felt like a Miles Morales kind of character. A sidekick, a side character, not a hero of his own, atleast that's how I feel about the character.
@@gelothegogang He doesn't really need to be the Spider-Man you want. And the more important part of his character is that he wants to do what's right. Which showed in the What If...? Zombies episode.
He wants to prove that he can do the right thing to someone he looks up to, and Ben wasn't the only one he looked up to. Being a sidekick isn't bad either, and this is the first time he's worked with other heroes in live-action. It shows that he's willing to be a hero, no matter what.
@@Green_Justice5389 Every superhero wants to do what's right, its common logic, Batman does what he thinks is right, Ironman does and so is Captain America, but the main cause of motivation, that's what's missing when it comes to MCU Spiderman, all he did was mention "with great power comes great responsibility" in a different line but no reference or no mention to Ben Parker. MCU basically took away a chunk of Spiderman character the moment they dismissed the existence of Uncle Ben and his involvement to Spiderman. Don't get me wrong I still enjoy Holland's Spiderman films as they are still entertaining but when it comes characterization, its the worst I've seen.
Spider-Man doesn’t actually throw one punch in Homecoming. I like it
Hmm i fucking dont. How is that cool?
@@whenallelsfails21 It's not meant to be "cool". It's just an interesting take he noticed.
Bryson Hanefeld he technically threw a guy’s punch
@@dripifice4882 He can literally kill someone with a single punch if he doesn't take special care of controlling his strength. How is avoiding using CQC to avoid seriously hurting someone "pussy"? It's actually really admirable that he cares about everyone's lives, even the bad guys.
Pink Diamond Btw, I actually do agree with you. But I gotta ask, what’s CQC? I’ve never heard of that before XD.
I remember when they announced Vulture as the villain I was like "Ew old man with wings. Why not someone cooler like Venom?" But when I saw the trailers and saw a creepy badass fully tech vulture I was like "I was so wrong. So so wrong."
Tiny Grass and they had the perfect guy play him in my opinion
Yea, not even evil just greedy. Also the car scene. Probably one of the best single scenes I've watched in the past decade or so.
So much tension.
Man venom is really overrated honestly
Cubsat over rated cause he’s one of the best spider man villains?
@@JarthenGreenmeadow Actually, not even greedy, Vulture's desperate.
Spiderman Homecoming is a perfect well rounded grounded Spiderman story, and I hope we get more movies with a similar tone in the next Spidey trilogy
Also, Michael Keaton’s portrayal of Adrian Toomes/Vulture as a family man who goes about things the wrong way, but isn’t a mustache twirling Villian, is obviously fantastic
You know not that many people give credit to the scene where spidey lifts all the rubble off himself, I'm really glad you brought it up
Tobey was too dorky, Andrew was not dorky enough. Tom Holland found the right balance of dorkiness.
Kinda dorky but believable.
Did this man just call GotG mediocre? I am calling the police
Only gotg 2. The first one is good.
"Hello, 911? I have an emergency"
GOTG 2 is far better than Vol. 1 in my opinion. Better than Homecoming (which I loved) also. And for the record, it certainly wasn't because of the jokes.
The Cosmonaut Variety Hour Not only was the 2nd Guardians a self-contained story (which is an absolute miracle in this day and age), it was a more personal story that sought to flesh out and develop its characters (which is also a miracle in this commercial day and age). The humor was more hit-and-miss than it's predecessor (I personally found it to be funnier), and the final action sequence wasn't as good, but it's far from mediocre/average.
I liked GotG 2, but not nearly as much as everyobe else. A bunch of jokes fell flat, the villain was another waste of a great actor for a dude with a generic motivation, and the emotional moments weren't really earned. I honestly did not give a single fuck about Yondu's death, that felt REALLY forced.
I love to rewatch the video to see a person praising MCU Spidey in a well constructed way instead of complaying yet again about how Tom isn't Tobey (who wasn't perfect anyway but people are so blinded by nostalgia they make those genuinely good movies into holy cows)
I agree with you so much. People act like the Raimi Spider-Man movies are the Citizen Kane of Spider-Man movies. I grew up with the raimi trilogy, but I don’t worship it
I still absolutely love the Raimi Trilogy to death. But Tom Holland does such a good job! Homecoming and Far From Home are fantastic! I couldn’t care less about the rest of the MCU if I’m being honest. So as someone who only cares about Spider-Man, even though these movies are so deeply rooted in the MCU, god I still love them!
@The Stonefish They're right though. It's the same reason there are people around who now think the Star Wars prequels are a masterpiece. 🙄
I'm a big fan of Tobey and grew up with him. Tom suits the role better though and both sets of films have their faults. 🤷♂️
And I'm saying this as someone who's read the comics, likes all three takes on the character (although I admit I really didn't like Garfield at first) and wouldn't put any of them in my top three versions of the Peter Parker character.
Tom Holland is awesome in the role. 👌
@The Stonefish Okay mate, you keep complaining and trying to cope while all us Spidey fans continue to enjoy ourselves. ☺️
“Force myself to come up with reasons to complain” sums up every Raimi fanboy ever 😂😂😂
I mean there are reasons to complain about every spider-man. Tobey is too whiney and cries like 5 times a movie (also he looks like he's fucking 29 when he's playing a college freshman). Andrew is way too cool to be a nerd and a bit of a hard headed dumbass. Tom's Spider-Man can lean too much into humor at times, lacking pathos that may be needed, at least until the 3rd act of his 2 films. But all of them (even Andrew Garfield) have good qualities too.
@@kidanarchy2105 but tom doesnt lean into humor too much. he does it a normal amount for someone in an mcu movie. especially since hes a teen
@@marknaples8577 The MCU as a whole is over reliant on humor. It's so desperately afraid of seeming cheesy that it undercuts anything earnest with a joke.
@@kidanarchy2105 im high as fuck rn and that was deep
@@marknaples8577 thanks. I wanna be clear, unlike say, Hitop Films, I don't hate MCU Peter. He's the most youthful and despite the lack of the word's "Uncle Ben" his presence is felt throughout Homecoming. Aunt May's overprotective nature is a big sign of that. These movies have great elements to be sure. But they could be even better. Every Spidey movie ever made could be made better (except Spider-Verse it was perfect).
I do think Spider-Man: Homecoming is a very unique Spider-Man movie.
But I fucking *LOVE* Civil War!
Me too. Definitely in the top 5.
It’s not THE BEST MCU movie but it’s one hell of a fun movie you just can’t watch this and be like I hated every scene in this shit show
Winter Soldier? Anyone?
The entire Captain America trilogy is really underrated imo
@@ghost_pl9259 one of the best mcu movies
although i dont agree with your view points on civil war and the other mcu movie.........You earned my respect and a subscription with this review. this movie was just plain awesome!
10:09 This whole comic storyline was actually developed into the arc for Spider-Man PS4.
No it wasn't. There is no correlation whatsoever. No connection at all as confirmed by the games director himself.
OMG I JUST REALISED IT
Tyler O'Quinn have you even played the game
@@nathanhernandez5075yes, and im still 150% right. Not the same universe.
Tyler O'Quinn he said developed into
When I first saw Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in the civil war trailer, I was confused and annoyed. I figured “Oh God, ANOTHER Spider-Man?” And this was back when I wasn’t a big Spider-Man fan. Years went by and I never saw homecoming. I passed on it. Why? Well I kept seeing all these memes and reviews saying Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man was better and this guy sucked, so I bought into that. I started to hate Tom’s Spider-Man because I listened to the Raimi purists. But then I decided “Ya know what? I’m gonna watch the movie and make the decision myself whether or not he’s good.” Keep in mind I grew up with the Raimi and TASM movies, so I naturally thought no one could top Toby. But lo and behold, I watched homecoming, and I realized this was my favorite Spider-Man movie, let alone Spider-Man incarnation, mostly because of the high school relatability. Much like Peter in these movies, I wasn’t universal hated, heck I had a bunch of friends, but to me it always seemed like I was excluded from stuff because of the “We would have invited you, you probably wouldn’t like it” response. But yeah, regardless I began to love this movie and wanted more. I can’t believe all the hate from Sam Raimi purists over Tom held me back from watching my favorite Spider-Man film.
Ok? Lol
LO and behold. Not low.
You summarized my thoughts completely. SPOILERS: ... ... ... I also loved the ceiling scene the most. That little moment of Peter hopelessly screaming for help when noone's there. After the whole movie of relating with him. It torn my heart apart. I can't remember when comics book movie had me feel like that the last time. First Iron Man was probably closest. If I had to choose two films out of this genere for people to archive, it would be Iron Man 1 and this. Loved it so much, second screening is a must.
I just saw the movie last night and I agree with most of what Marcus points out in his video. The movie felt new, but still like the Spider-Man we all know. Now I didn't expect Tom Holland to be as good of a spider-man as he was, but I'm glad he proved me wrong. I went into the theater with low hopes and expectations; since trailers and ads spoiled a bit of the movie. When the movie was over like Marcus said, "I felt like I wanted more." SPOILERS DEAR READER!!! Ned Leeds, Peter's best friend in my opinion felt like the most genuine and funny character in the whole movie even better than Tom Holland. Best scene from Ned IMO was when he gets caught using the computer lab during prom. What he says to cover up what he was really doing is that he was looking at porn! I was a little surprised but okay with them adding little things like curse words, a middle finger, and aunt May being a god damn milf! Good Vid!
Blake Childress Ned worried me a bit in the ads and trailers but he pulled off the sidekick schtick quite well. One of the most genuine characters in MCU.
I completely agree that Ned was amazing, the same level as Peter given the resources as a sidekick. He was fun and lovable and really made us grow to love him and Peter fighting through high school. He and the writers play him off perfectly. I love it when he finds out who Peter is and keeps nagging him with stupid questions, probably more than others. It just seems like such a genuine moment that I still remember it vividly. Especially when he's at the computers too, helping Peter. It doesn't come off as a snarky one liner, more like an awkward teen trying to process all the information in a social setting, and it's amazing. Good job Jacob Batalon.
Blake Childress iron man/ spider suit ex machina
raimi fans in this comment section: "stop liking homecoming raimi's was so much better reee"
raimi fans in the "Sam Raimi Trilogy" video released later: "omg stop telling us we're wrong for liking something"
edit: this comment was a blatant strawman and was rather moronic at the time
Lol that’s literally every rami fans reaction to someone who says that homecoming is good
Well, not all Raimi trilogy fans are like that. But yes, I would agree that most of them are.
@@Skrilltrap Spiderman 2 is better in every way than homecoming mcu-disney fanfuck
@@Skrilltrap 1. Are you really making a complaint about that? That's not a flaw, is a very important part of the story.
2. So you think you could see better with the mask on? Peter had minutes until all the people dies, you think he cared about his identidy more than saving all those lives? Besides, the point of the scene was to show the people amazed by the fact that Peter is was just "a kid" and then they give his mask again.
3. Thank you for making me clear this more and show you why SP2 is superior.
The Skrilltrap Watch the scene again and you’ll see why.
It's so perfect how they made these 3 movies as a prequel to the next 2 trilogys. I just love how all the criticism people were giving these films have been proven to be on purpose by the mcu.
I'd recommend Spectacular Spider-Man to anyone looking for the definitive Spider-Man IMO.
Didn't gubz say this or am I the only one who thought that, it might not have been gubz but I am pretty sure
@@BiraqObama-dl3cu it is gubz
Ok no. Over New Animated of 90s series? Over Spiderverse? No lol and that animation was God awful. Even Unlimited was better.
@@RevCQ7 u think the animation aka the movement in Spectacular spiderman was awful, are u blind dude?
Spider-Man PS4 too
I dont Get Why People Say All the marvel movies looks same-ish and stuff..I mean its superhero genre.. I dont see people saying i l sick of romcoms and comedies and action movies.. Speaking from the perspective of someone who enjoys a good movie without looking at the genre or stuff..i am saying marvel movies are good..they provide us with a good dose of entertainment.. And some very memorable characters with whom we can get emotionally attached..civil war, wintersoldier,infinitywar,homecoming,ironman,ragnarok..i have watched all the above movies like minimum 4 to 5 times.. I hate it when people say they all look same and saturated..
I totally agree w/ you bro.
Just A Gamer, that does not apply to: Iron Man 2, Avengers, Iron Man 3, Thor 2, Winter Soldier, Avengers 2, Civil War, Guardians 2, Homecoming, Ragnorok, and Infinity War.
the similar aesthetic,colors,a bunch of humor and all in the same universe lends itself to those criticisms....I think its more an mcu criticism not all marvel movies feel the same Logan and Deadpool both R rated superhero films but feel very different one is a action drama and the other a action comedy....in the MCU Winter Solider feels a bit different from the typical mcu movie a bit more serious.
Cam M, honestly the most mediocre marvel movies are the ones that feel the same. Doctor Strange and Ant-man are both Iron Man with different powers. Black Panther is Thor in Africa. Thor 2 is Incredible Hulk in space.
Your reasons are garbage
I loved Civil War and Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
They were both shit in my opinion
Both crap
civil war was ok, Guardians 2 was fucking great and Jesus Christ you really don't know what you talking about
Civil war was amazing. GG1 was better
Sam qualcosa in gotg 2, jokes cant replace a good plot line, and civil war’s dialogue was God awful
*The fanbase:* condones Andrew Garfield’s absolutely abominable portrayal of Peter Parker by excusing it as “more realistic”
*Also the fanbase:* trashes this Peter for being actually realistic as an upcoming hero
BUT BUT MUH IRON BOY JR HANS ZIMMER MUSIC EMMA STONE CHEMISTRY NO UNCLE BEN DEATH BEING SHOWN WAHHH
BUT HES SO STUPID AND AND YOUNG AND HIS FRIEND IS FAT AND AND IRON MAN 4444
Context matters. Put this and tasm 1 beside the Nolan Batman and bvs Batman for example.
People like when these heroes are put in our world and accept changes that are made to do so (tasm and Nolan Batman)
What people don’t like is when you change a core fundamental of the character like making Batman a killer(bvs) or giving Peter a safety net to save him from the consequences of his actions (sm homecoming)
The opinion you presented isn’t hypocritical you’re just uninformed.
@@matthewcrane5294 I see your point, but he has consequences, he worries Aunt May, gets punished in school, blows off of all his friends, loses the suit, gets people hurt, gets hurt himself, loses Liz after finally getting her and almost dies.
@@matthewcrane5294 you did not just unironically compare the drivel that is TASM to Batman Begins… lol, TASM is trash and nowhere near as good as Batman Begins. Batman Begins is one of the best comic book movies, it’s sequel, The Dark Knight, even better. TASM is below average at best, and the opposite of the Dark Knight, where it’s sequel is even worse!
Me: This man said that Homecoming ist he best MCU movie I like this guy.
"Civil War Sucks"
Also Me: Whaaaaaaaat?
Yea. I know it sounds crazy, but it isn't. It' just Civil War didn't feel anything like a Civil War if you've read the comic counterpart. Don't get me wrong, personally I would put Civil War on rank 4 in my most favorite MCU movies, but this movie had some serious issues. I feel like Civil War had the potential to be so much better, but it just didn't feel like a Civil War. If you haven't read the comic you probably liked it a lot, which is fine. I still love the movie, I just think it had potential for more.
@@nikolatsepenishev8615 Actually i read the comic, multiple times and i really really love it. I think that has much more deep content than the movie. I would love to see an accurate adaptation of the comic. I think that probably you need like 2 movie for that. But the movie is another thing complete diferent. The movie never try to be the comic and it works. Is a really great movie to me. Sorry for me english is kind off bad
@@Exterlina2 It's okay. I just can't stop thinking about how good the comic was and then I watch the movie and it seems empty, rushed, and mostly stupid. Still enjoyed it a lot the first time I watched it. The Winter Soldier is still better.
@@nikolatsepenishev8615 I always try to judge a movie for what it is instead of what could be because I always always think that a movie can be better, haha. For me is really smart movie for te most parts. I love Winter Soldier, is almost perfect for me, but i have issues as well like with Civil War, In conclusion. It´s really hard to me to choose between the russos brother´s movies. I thing that all are equaly great for me.
@@nikolatsepenishev8615 I read the Civil War comic, the film is *much* better. Waaaaaaay less character assassination -- and that's what it is when you have Mister Fantastic and Tony Stark clone Thor without his consent from genetic material that they stole from him which then murders someone and then start making an extradimensional prison with no due process for the inmates.
It's also just more cohesively written in general.
People don’t give this movie the credit it deserves, it’s top 3 Spider-Man movie for me
Spider man 2 and nwh aswell as Spiderman in the spider verse are better imo
@@FWChris08 He probably commented that before he watched nwh
I’m rewatching all of the Spider-Man movies in preparation for no way home and yeah this one is definitely one of the best Spider-Man / marvel movies to date. Never thought I’d be arguing with myself over who’s my favourite Spider-Man after Toby but Tom hollands portrayal makes it tough
Peter didn't make those web shooters. he made the crappier ones you see him wear with his homemade suit. The OP webshooters were made by tony stark. Just a minor nitpick but great video bud
Red Panda Express yeah my thoughts exactly
Nitpicking a nitpick.
The fact this movie came out when i was 11 kills me every time i think about it.
I find your hate of civil war disturbing.
Yet I can't help but agree with you in this video, mostly
Exactly👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Civil War made Homecoming a snoozefest.
I love how this movie squashes all the "He needs Tony Stark to be spider-man now!" critics with the ending, he showed how even without Stark's tech, he's still spider-man
Yolo writing also appears in "13 reasons why", where everybody is so cool at high school talking about old 80´s and 90´s rock-grunge bands. It's like... those are your damned pleasures old writer, teenagers don't speak about that at all
Yes, ok. Maybe I´ve gone too far saying "at all". When I vas at high school I usually spoke with many friends about old bands. But my point is that in this series in particular, they try to sell this fake magical cloying aura, saying that this way to be a walking old music encyclopedia is the only way to find the true people. Sorry, I don´t mean to offend you, but this kind of characters annoy me to much XD
Really depends on your region, most kids arent with that stuff but the ones who love the old music or different types besides pop, rap, they are there. But nobody talks about just 80's music, most kids who listen to those classics are quite versatile and listen to a broad range of music. But anyways fuck 13 reasons why, its a stupid fucking show that glorifies suicide, kids have literally decided to take their lives because they were already depressed and this pushed them over
The scene where he's crushed under the rubble REALLY bothered me emotionally the first time i saw it. It's like, in that moment i didnt see some super hero swinging from rooftops and fighting aliens... In that moment, I saw a 15 year old kid who was screaming for help and scared for his life!!! and the parent in me was INSTANTLY triggered lol. I couldnt even sit still in my seat during that scene!!! Powerful powerful moment man 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I don't care what anyone says, all Spiderman movies are great!
When I first saw Tom in civil war I was like "Oh god no, who is this child?" But he's great, I love him. He's the best Peter and he's so wholesome and dorky.
Look man I love this channel and I really wanna watch this video but you gotta give me time to watch the actual movie first
I'm sorry I was too excited
The Cosmonaut Variety Hour haha just got back from the theater
Great video!
Blizzic I
Blizzic Thats why he put a spoiler alert at the beginning genius
then ah ah dont watch the video
Tom is around my age (I'm 22) and his version honestly reminds me of my highschool years, a dork who doesn't have all the answers yet.
He has baby face that's why ! he looks 15 !
I fucking LOVE Homecoming.
You hating Civil War makes it hard to trust you though. That's easily one of the best cbm's of all time.
I knowwwww right!
It's HIS opinion
Giant Antman is not generic.
TIITAN TIITAN its a adaptation of he comics like the rest but with some changes what do u mean
91% on rotten tomatoes
And the audience gives it a 89% so don’t say a lot of people hate it look at the facts
You can't save a movie who's iconic fight scene is so undeniably atrocious. the lighting, the setting, the motivations, the setup... all terrible
Captain America vs Tony was well written but EVERY OTHER CHARACTER'S INVOLVEMENT was shit. Absolute shit. Fucking spider man just shoehorned in? ANT MAN? Most people never even saw his movie and we're supposed to care that he's there.
It's like watching a bunch of school kids yelling "fight fight fight" instead of being mature for even a second and dealing w/ the situation like adults.
Also, again, they could not have picked a worse setting and lighting for their "iconic" fight scene.
Civil war was a great movie that unfortunately had to be packaged as an MCU movie and as such, it was terrible. That same movie without the superheroes would have been so much more compelling, because the only part they knew what to do with was the emotional turmoil and the deterioration of tony and cap's friendship. And the part that they got right was enough for some people but that doesn't mean it was actually a good movie.
i’m starting to judge ur rating system, u give captain marvel 7/10 and this 8/10....
FO it’s an opinion. I agree with him I actually think captain marvel should be lower than a 7/10
@@AlexSmith-dd2wb Captain Marvel is a 5/10, 6/10 is generous. Despite Brie Larson being meh the movie and plot was kinda pointless and mediocre. If her origins revealed something crazy it would have been a good movie but it was kinda like hey she showed up in the 90's...the worlds first alien to come to earth...but wait Thor was said to be in 2011, thats what the sub plot was in the first avengers film they were using the cube to make weapons for defense against aliens bc thor came a year earlier and caused some issues and got them scared. Also the whole teseract thing seemed important...it should have been a phase 1 or 2 movie. It just felt like a cash grab.
I liked the movie itself, but I kinda hate Brie Larson, she an *_angry square_*
I was half asleep during Captain Marvel because of how boring Brie Larson was as the character, Nick Fury was carrying that movie so much and although Brie used facial expressions and emotion in her voice, it was still bland and boring to listen to. Even fucking Coulson who was barely in it was more intriguing than her.
Homecoming is better than Captain Marvel.
So a thought just occurred to me. What if we misinterpreted it the line about him not being familiar with Star Wars. What if he just didn’t think that Tony and Rhodes knew about it, for whatever reason?
I think he was trying to show off as less of a nerd in front of the rest of the avengers
I thought ue was simply trying to give a description of the scene so they could do that to antman. But the action of the situation he was in distracted his thoughts.
You know drill. Arrange comments to newest and start mining for salt.
I’ve found loads so far
I love watching Tom Holland as Spiderman, he's fun, high energy and totally adorkable!
@Jojo you may have known this but the commenter said “adorkable” on purpose. Adorkable is a word also.
Adorkable: unfashionably or socially awkward in a way regarded as appealing or cute.
@Oink adorkable is a combination of dork and adorable. They're basically saying he's adorable in a dorky way.
I also love the scene when Peter is trapped under this debris and his first instinct is to call for help. In this movie, he is 15 years old and I think it's relatable that a younf teenager would cry for help. I love the moment when he realizes what Tony meant by this "If you're nothing without the suit then you shouldn't have it.". He understands that nobody can hear him and nobody will come for him and that he has to free himself because he is Spider-man even if he doesn't have the expensive suit Tony made for him.
Homecoming is the best MCU movie of all times
Infinity War: Hold my gauntlet
lxyl IX Hell naaahh Far from home is like a 6... 7 at best... I’m also deducting points simply because it’s the last phase 3 movie... if it were the start of phase 4 then the score may have been higher from me
He made this vid before infinity war came out...
No way home : Huh Lil kids
@@JayJay5244 It’s more of an epilogue to Endgame, so I get why it’s at the end of Phase 3, but I agree it’d be better to start off Phase 4. Even then, you could still count it as a Phase 4 movie.
@@mikey1267 Don’t think so… The MCU will probably be mediocre at best from here on out.
To back up my mans point, I had to look up what VOD was (video on demand)
also i don't think anyone who has ever had an actual reason to say VOD out loud has ever said "Vee Oh Dee" instead of "Vod"
@@Eaode That’s because it was written by people that aren’t young 😂
Civil war was lit what are you talking about
Adam King I nearly fell asleep watching it.dont @ me
Have you ever felt the urge to actually watch it again?
Yes a few times
Yes
its shit, only the action sequences are good
Civil war was great
Yeah, why did it suddenly became cool to hate on it?
It's got the best climax of any superhero movie, it's only 3 people fighting in a room, but there's so much intesity and drama. PERFECT.
LeonardSeeksWisdom yeah
LeonardSeeksWisdom yes!
Blake Burg the marvel ultimate alliance 2 game cutscenes were better
Blake Burg It’s a flawed garbage with some genuine moments.
Sometimes I wonder if this dude actually watched the movie… the suit was given to him by Tony but the features were locked. Him and ned hacked it and it was freed
Great review, couldn't have put it any better. I'm glad there's someone out there who agrees with me on this being the spiderman film that nailed it.
Seeing the spider caught under the rubble wanting the serum
*it fills you with determination.
Like the undertale refrence
It feels my body with determination0
What really ruined your favorite scene towards the end of the movie, the debris lifting scene, was when they played the really cheesy Tony Stark echo in Peter's head. How great would it have been to communicate it all purely through better directing and Holland's acting? Show, don't tell. They couldn't trust the audience enough to piece it together for themselves so they had to throw in the unintentionally cheesy echo in Peter's head.
"HEY GUYS, REMEMBER THIS QUOTE FROM EARLIER IN THE MOVIE????!!!! NO? WELL, HERE IT IS AGAIN!"
The scene also would have benefitted from some wider shots to better communicate the scale of the debris that fell on Peter. It really irked me how the director kept the same closeup shot for such a long portion of the scene.
Duwang Is Unbreakable Defintion of nitpicking
The Gaming Nerd No, it's perfectly fair criticism since the scene is supposed to be a serious moment. The audience isn't supposed to facepalm or cringe during that scene, they're supposed to be swept up in the moment, cheer the hero on, and rejoice when he succeeds. The cartoon-level cheese is just flat-out immersion breaking - that's the _last_ thing you want this scene to be. My second point about wider shots? Sure, someone could probably make the case for nitpicking. But that unintentional, immersion breaking cheese? Ain't no one gonna justify that. Poor choice on the filmmaker's part for a scene with so much potential.
That isn't really nitpicking. I'd say nitpicking is when you have to really try hard to find criticism you never even noticed, whereas this is legit criticism that sticks out during the movie and ruined the moment
Duwang Is Unbreakable Well it's a direct reference to the older cheesy comics of the 60s. Any other movie it would've sucked but since it's a good reference point that connects to the plot I love it. Hey some cheese is necessary - look at the raimi films and it's nice campus cheesiness!
Agree with you on the shot point though - a wider shot would've definitely helped. Same thing in the Washington tower scene
Speedbot2000 The issue is that the moment is not supposed to be cheesy (even if it references something from an era of cheese). It's a serious, powerful, and emotional moment. It would've been a good reference point that connects to the plot regardless of the cheesy Tony Stark echo.
And now that you mention it, yeah, the Washington scene could have used some wider shots as well.
I can't believe you didn't point out how he LITERALLY played Birdman and then they cast him literally as a bird-man- genius casting
Cosmodore
You should talk about the Japanese Spiderman
Horacio Milo
Oh No
...Bruh
The dark Knight is the best mcu movie
It is not an mcu movie
@@arjuna6224, of course. Take a joke
No shit
Black panther?
RealSteelPlays how fucking dare you Bee Movie is the best MCU movie with Despacito being the next best you uncultured swine
"He doesn't activate kill mode on his glider and try to kill Peter Parker" that's exactly what he tries to do 🤣🤣
You didn't use the whole quote. He says Peter Parker and bunch of innocent people
Williyx Bonkerz no, he tries to leave the fight with a whole box full of loot.
he just fights for the lootboxes
I think the new era of mcu Spider-Man movies works so well because Spider-Man is already a notorious character. Spidey is similar to Batman in the way that you can enjoy the Dark Knight without knowing anything else about Batman. He is already a notorious Superhero so there is no reason to put his character in the perspective of the MCU. Stepping back from the MCU and giving Spider-Man movies a different vibe is why this works. The fact that it separates itself from the major plotlines of MCU movies (save a few short remarks) is really nice and refreshing.
Homecoming was an amazing movie holy shit
Eh.
Yes It Was!
@@timy9197 What Do You Mean Eh?
No no no. Suicide Squad is the best MCU movie
It's the only one to win an Oscar too
Shreks newborn son named Larry that movie was shit
jlds 2458, it's a joke....
jlds 2458 wow you are so smart bro, that definitely wasn’t the joke...
Great lines and delivery
makes you feel like spider-man
*it makes you feel like batman*
@@storm1995 Makes you feel like Dio waru waru Brando.
The two MCU Spider-Man movies are so criminally underrated and unloved.
Only toxic Raimi and Webb fanboys hate on them. These movies are actually good and well written unlike the “Amazing” Spider-Man movies, I still like the Raimi movies though.
@Kartik Singh I remember that when they came out, everyone would compare it to the Ramie movies and say that it sucked in comparison. It was all super biased, but you’d see it everywhere.
Love the channel, subscribed, but I broke a little inside when you said civil war sucks.
same lol
It kinda does.
If Civil War came out later it would have been A MASTERPIECE but they brought it like 7 years too early so now its just kind of there.
Well Cosmonaut has a habit of hating what is loved by everyone. Guy utterly hates raimi trilogy. especially rosemary"s aunt may.
@@physicsrox184 The Raimi trilogy isn't that good tbh. The first two movies are fun to watch. The second movie was good. The last one was just disappointing.
When the airport fight in civil war was over.I was like,wish there was more.You don't have to hate civil war to like homecoming,but may be it just me.
The airport scene was the only good thing about that movie
^You don't understand the movie if you think that.
This video made me realize how perfect tom Holland's spiderman is..
He’s not perfect, but he’s the best.
@@thefilmwatcher1302 he's not the best, not even close
@@paulbunions8580Nah, he's really good.
Agreed. The Best Spider-Man.
I don't get it when people try to compare this Spider-Man to Raimi's Spider-Man. This Spider-Man is a 16 year old kid who's figuring out his way as a hero. People are hating on him because he's not as mature and doesn't have the same problems as Raimi's Spidey did. Why trash this Peter instead of waiting till he's done in the MCU? It's very possible he'll get another trilogy set in college and then another one when he's an adult. Then we will be able to judge him and compare.
SPOILERS FOR THE END OF SPIDER-MAN PS4!!!
The comic you mentioned in the comics with Spidey and doc ock is also REALLY well portrayed in Spider Man PS4. Peter knows that he needs to save aunt may, and, even when his web shooters are gone, which was his most useful tool in the boss fight, he still overcame it and beat him. And then he knew that he had to leave Otto Octavius. And at the end, when he had what he needed to save aunt may, but did what he needed to do to save thousands of people instead of the person closest to him was heartbreaking but also really powerful. I just like spider man PS4. It's amazing. Go play it.
Spider man ps4 was better than every spider man movie made
@@Christian-oi7sd for the one simple reason that it wasn't one.
See Spiderman isn't a character you want to watch, he's one you want to play, and given how exquisite the movement system is in that (which can make or break the game) it's only natural that it stands out more than any film because if you do a sweet combo in a fight, you can say to yourself "I did that" and feel proud. The films let us dream, but that game, *makes* us dream
My only problem with that entire boss fight is that I cant even choose my suit power, I was so hyped the whole time to use iron spider arms but instead I got "webbing, but faster"
I would just like to personally thank you for that spoiler warning - I’ve been dodging spoilers for the end of the game for weeks until I can finish it and it gets really difficult sometimes 😂
@@littledrummergirl_19 Homie it's been 3 months lol.
"Gaah, he's big now I gotta go"
LOLOOLLOLOOLOLOL MY FAVOURITE THING IN THE FAVOURITE THING YAAAY!
i love when people "dont @me" its just so hilariously passive agresive.
*agressive
@@tsukasa9838 *aggressive
@@willow1wisp Aggressive*
And people have the audacity to call Tom the worst Spider-Man 🤦🏼 He’s fucking amazing!
Ikr sam raimi fanboys are sometimes just toxic because it's their childhood
People can express their opinions
@@aleximusmagnus you’re the worst person in existence. Just my opinion though so don’t get mad
@@fancyalien2023 Huh? What is your problem
@@aleximusmagnus who said he has a problem? He’s just expressing his opinion
7:33 Wonder Woman Flashbacks... *TRIGGERED*
Yessssssss
Or Superman hmmmmm
What I really appreciate in the Tom Holland Spidey movies is:
1. It always annoyed me how Flash picks on Peter. Because, jocks don't actually randomly pick on people. They stay in their own groups, Peter would be with his science geeks and Flash with his sports friends. Perhaps a few comments, but that's it. But here Peter and Flash are often together and share common interests, so you actually get that Flash is picking on Peter cause he is jealous. That makes way more sense and is actually relatable.
2.: I. LOVE. that Peter Parker is actually a child in these movies and is absolutely allowed to be one. I mean, he's barely 15. In the other movies, Spidey just wasn't a teenager and I really missed that, because he was supposed to be. Like, the scene where he screams for help with a breaking voice. How he is always really careful not to hurt anyone, despite his strength. How he talkes to criminals and how he thinks of the world (you deserve your melted ice cream, Mr. Criminal. I'll put a note on this bike and leave it here, then the owner can safely get it)
That emphasizes, how young Peter is and for me, that has always been a really important part of Spiderman. And now, we can slowly watch him grow into that role, but still give him the time to play with Legos or share a first awkward kiss. Peter Parker just feels so real.
You know he was supposed to be 16 when he gets bit by the spider
@@vvx6956 yes, but in civil war he is 14/15, in Homecoming 15 and in Far from Home 16. That was mentioned in the movies.
Peter was only young in the comics for a couple of issues
People always shit on this movie because Spider man simps for Iron Man but ignore that the ending basically has Peter realizing that he doesn't need to be an Avenger and can just be Spider man. And that's really funny to me
Perhaps people don't understand the concept of a character arc?
They're too busy crying about Tobey.
One thing i like about spiderman homecoming is that flash is a "nerd" and is the one bullying peter.
I always feel with your videos that i have the same wavelength and I'm firmly entertained.
Just because Peter Parker made the webb-shooters that doesn't that he has to know what features they have, Tony Stark made the suit.
#Notahatecomment
Lovedthevideo👍
So all the fan boys who biched about that in sma Rami film.
Why not the hate here? Oeter still dodnt make his own suite or his web shooters.
@@sharpaycutie2 He did made his web shooters and the web formula, Tony just made an upgrade
@@someweeb. Sorry I wanted to say it to the other person
I hate how all of the Tobey Fanboys trash this movie so much. Homecoming is one of my favourite movies of all time and it's so much better than any other spider-man from Tobey or Andrew.
L
This movie was my introduction to the mcu and the first marvel film I saw in cinema
I will take this video over Hi-Top's review anytime. Homecoming is a solid Spider-Man film.
117Oddlink - I like both videos honestly.
The truth hurts doesnt it.
Elmo President of Fiction
You mean that homecoming is better right?
@@Wmei64 Lmao no.
@@lordraiden7397 the truth hurts doesnt it?