Peter is active as Spider-Man for like what, eight months now in the MCU? It wouldn't surprise me that he still is getting the hang of his powers and that in future installments he develops his skills to new heights. He'll learn to swing around from tall buildings when his confidence gets a boost, maybe Spider-sense will kick in later on...
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Spider-Man: Homecoming |OT| MCU's Sweet 16 - SPOILERS
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It was definitely a plus for me that this Spider-Man wasn't an all-conquering badass, who actually could be put in mortal danger, and who essentially lost the final fight.
I do also wonder whether the scene in the kitchen where Keaton is menacingly sharpening a knife while talking to Peter was a deliberate homage to the Thanksgiving scene in Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man.
I do also wonder whether the scene in the kitchen where Keaton is menacingly sharpening a knife while talking to Peter was a deliberate homage to the Thanksgiving scene in Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man.
KoroEunectes
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Also it was kinda strange that they removed the kissing scene with Liz from the trailers.
YesNOnoNOYes
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omg that was so fun :>
tom holland * ___ *
love his friend, Ned, too, and MJ and Liz and everyone really
very, very, very cute movie
tom's peter parker and tom's spider-man is the best best best * ___ *
tom holland * ___ *
love his friend, Ned, too, and MJ and Liz and everyone really
very, very, very cute movie
tom's peter parker and tom's spider-man is the best best best * ___ *
TheGoddamn
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I love the exaggerated New York accent that Spider-Man used when he was talking to people in DC
And the "interrogation mode" when he was with Gambino. Reminded me of Bale Batman and Arrow's voice modulator
I'm probably going to watch it at least two more times
They also referenced this panel, which was, well, amazing
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And the "interrogation mode" when he was with Gambino. Reminded me of Bale Batman and Arrow's voice modulator
I'm probably going to watch it at least two more times
They also referenced this panel, which was, well, amazing
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YesNOnoNOYes
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the gee <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
omg we watched it at the same time XD
and yesh, that scene was really nicely delivered! i was .... i was so rooting for him ; __ ;
omg we watched it at the same time XD
and yesh, that scene was really nicely delivered! i was .... i was so rooting for him ; __ ;
Noisepurge
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Exactly, especially now when May is more like Peter's mother and not a frail and weak old lady. Get that lion mother aspect in there
Everybody hitting on Aunt Bae
The scene with the deli owner where he comments on May being attractive and Peter asking the owner in his language how his daughter was doing got a chuckle out of me.
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The scene with the deli owner where he comments on May being attractive and Peter asking the owner in his language how his daughter was doing got a chuckle out of me.
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I assume Tony has some back-up plans ready for when shit hits the fan. Remember Cap told Tony that whenever he needs to and the situation calls for it, he can reach out for him.
Noisepurge
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yeah, just Stark tinkering on something. It wasn't finished so who knows when was that prototype started.
(and installing a tazer failsafe for future conflicts)
SuperEpicMan
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I am pretty intrigued to see where this goes (if anywhere). I mean how exactly do you improve on his existing shield, outside of maybe this:
Doctor Bat
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No Gwen (though Betty Brandt looks an awful lot like her), but Aaron Davis/Prowler (Donald Glover) helps Spider-Man out only because 'he's got a nephew in this neighbourhood'. Make of that what you will.
Zeouterlimits
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Really quite enjoyed it, it's a very enjoyable Spiderman movie.
Good to see him being younger too, and the questionable effect of temporarily bringing a kid into the Avengers would have on him.
Good to see him being younger too, and the questionable effect of temporarily bringing a kid into the Avengers would have on him.
Tony admonishing Peter after the boat scene was a really fucking good scene/performance from him. Tony has really developed as a character in the MCU and after Civil War his character here, surprisingly, makes for a great turn as an unwilling "mentor". The twist that he actually believes Peter's warnings and has a bunch of safety measures for him was really forward thinking and his speech about how Spidey getting hurt would be "on him" made so much sense after Civil War and the guilt Tony had over that one uni kid who died in Sokovia.
I know people have problems with the idea of Tony being even remotely of an influence on Spidey but he was in the movie for just the right amount of time giving just the right amount of performance to make it all feel integral and worthwhile.
Also I was surprised that the Spidey/Iron Man fly-by that's used as a key shot in the trailers wasn't used at all in this movie.
I know people have problems with the idea of Tony being even remotely of an influence on Spidey but he was in the movie for just the right amount of time giving just the right amount of performance to make it all feel integral and worthwhile.
Also I was surprised that the Spidey/Iron Man fly-by that's used as a key shot in the trailers wasn't used at all in this movie.
Best line in movie from coach Wilson: "Listen to the Captain...or not, he's a war criminal now or something I don't know." (thanks to Boogie for the line)
KoroEunectes
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I thought it would be the last shot of the movie.
Peter going "If you really cared, you'd be here yourself" followed by Tony stepping out of the suit is an incredible moment.
sleverfunk
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Just finished watching and would share some thoughts on the movie.
-Movie starts really slow imo. The pace picks up during the boat scene/peter meets adrian.
-Peter is so dorky and fun here.
-I'm pleased that Tony has minimal scenes and not shove to our faces.
-Supporting cast is alright. Glad that Ned wasn't that annoying, I expected him to be annoying. I
-The suit looks awesome. I'm still kinda feel indifferent with the unlocked suit having an AI
and having more hitech gadgets. More webshooter variations would be cool in the future.
-suit voices was funny
-Donald Glover was good and nice hint for Miles.
-the cast is very diverse, even the extras.
-Vulture is cool. Really love the design.
-ending fight is kinda disappointing.
-Movie starts really slow imo. The pace picks up during the boat scene/peter meets adrian.
-Peter is so dorky and fun here.
-I'm pleased that Tony has minimal scenes and not shove to our faces.
-Supporting cast is alright. Glad that Ned wasn't that annoying, I expected him to be annoying. I
-The suit looks awesome. I'm still kinda feel indifferent with the unlocked suit having an AI
and having more hitech gadgets. More webshooter variations would be cool in the future.
-suit voices was funny
-Donald Glover was good and nice hint for Miles.
-the cast is very diverse, even the extras.
-Vulture is cool. Really love the design.
-ending fight is kinda disappointing.
What was the tease?
Actually there was one shot where I got a total Sinister Six vibe in the abandoned warehouse, cause we see all of Vulture, Shocker and Scorpion in one scene. That was sick!
I also love that Zendaya is MJ but man was she underdeveloped. I really hope the sequel transforms her into this beautiful swan, and her picking up a modelling gig cause all the science wasn't really her thing. I hope they go along that road.
And I seriously want Scorpion for the sequel now. And that Miles' uncle was fucking wow.
Vulture is my personal favorite villain of the entire MCU. Just that intense drive where Toomes is giving Peter a speech. Damn some intense shit.
I also love that Zendaya is MJ but man was she underdeveloped. I really hope the sequel transforms her into this beautiful swan, and her picking up a modelling gig cause all the science wasn't really her thing. I hope they go along that road.
And I seriously want Scorpion for the sequel now. And that Miles' uncle was fucking wow.
Vulture is my personal favorite villain of the entire MCU. Just that intense drive where Toomes is giving Peter a speech. Damn some intense shit.
The tease was Donald Glover (the criminal teaching Spidey how to go about his gig) is the uncle of Miles Morales.
Donald Glover plays Mile Morales' Uncle in the film. During the scene where Peter is "interrogating" him, the character mentions how uneasy he is about his nephew living in a bad neighborhood.
I liked the part on the plane, what followed just felt like a bit of a letdown. They land next to a fairground but all that happens is Peter gets stomped into the sand.
By the way, was that the Iron Suit by the end? It looked pretty ugly and I'm glad he turned it down. I loved the intimidating voice over of the suit, that was pretty funny but I agree it has too much tech. The spider-tracker came out of nowhere and surprised me, so I was happy about that. All of the different kinds of webs were the best part.
By the way, what's up with the Avengers complex being moved outside the city? Hadn't they already done that during Ant-Man?
By the way, what's up with the Avengers complex being moved outside the city? Hadn't they already done that during Ant-Man?
Reizo Ryuu
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Don't you know how to read human behavior? Have you forgotten what it's like when people have crushes in school? Shit gets hidden forever.
And she was clearly hinting at it throughout the movie, even at the scene you mentioned at the pool she really wanted him to join, she just wasn't aggressive about it.
Watch the movie again and look at her behavior instead of the words coming out of her mouth; she had been crushing on parker forever.
sleverfunk
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It could be Iron Man's New Avengers base.
As for the moving a away from new york and selling the tower. It could be use to introduce Oscorp in the future.
Seriously...?
Yeah, the new headquarters is definitely Tony's team. I'm just pretty sure they had moved some of the headquarters someplace at the outsides of New York during Ant-Man too, where Falcon has his fight with Ant-Man.
Btw, I'm was pretty disappointed they killed off the first Shocker. He was so perfect in the role, but I'm not against the second Shocker either. The first one just had more charisma that's all.
Zendaya herself just really lends herself to playing a model since she's one for real too.
Btw, I'm was pretty disappointed they killed off the first Shocker. He was so perfect in the role, but I'm not against the second Shocker either. The first one just had more charisma that's all.
Well, I won't mind if they continue on making her this tomboy rendition of the character. But then I want her to be this cool and close friend to Peter and Ned doing all the dry one-liners.
Zendaya herself just really lends herself to playing a model since she's one for real too.
I'm not sure how well having a smart nerd girl give up science to become a glamour model would go over with audiences in 2017.
I just want that reveal where she pull out her hair and says the iconic "face it tiger, you just hit the jackpot" from the comic books. Kind of like the transformation you see the grumpy girl in The Breakfast Club go through. Although, it probably wouldn't fit this rendition of the character. I also don't understand why it wouldn't​ go over well with audiences of today. Is this the whole "sexy girl just for the sake of it" trope? Because it wouldn't necessarily be this way just because they turn her into a model. They could add layers to the character and continue going down the tomboyish dry-liners act so as not to abandon what they've build up in this movie.
No matter where they bring her character I won't mind.
Callibretto
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anyone think of superior spider-man with the instant kill mode? the eye lens become darkened and it really remind me of Superior look
Callibretto
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Callibretto
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iron spider suit in the comic don't have black color, I think. it's primarily red and gold. while the new suit in homecoming have some gold lines, it still have the blue and black color so that's why I don't really associate it with Iron spider suit. the gold color are also just some lines here and there and not the whole spider logo like in iron spider suit
I think it's because of how the gold color is reflected while the camera zooms that I first initially thought of the Iron Spider suit. But to be honest, the design didn't really remind me of any Spider-Man suit whatsoever, not even that Scarlet spider suit above. This is where Slayven shall come in and tell us where the inspiration might have come from.
DoctorFling
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I really enjoyed this one, saved me from my post Guardians fatigue. Tom Holland may be my favourite comic-book casting to date.
sleverfunk
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Did anyone notice mj threw the fuck you sign on peter when he entered the gym?
xValentine
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Fun movie.
I'd still rate Spider-Man 2 higher.
Michael Keaton was amazing.
Also, this was cut from the movie that I saw earlier:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YzUGcMXcEU
I'd still rate Spider-Man 2 higher.
Michael Keaton was amazing.
Also, this was cut from the movie that I saw earlier:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YzUGcMXcEU
MugiwaraCole
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Nah, he was awesome. Peter hearing his voiceover while lifting the rubble was pretty wack though. That scene works perfectly if they remove that, and just have him gazing at his reflection and mask in the water be enough.
Inferno313
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I don't think that was ever meant to be in the movie, those were promotional material.