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Spider-Man: Homecoming |OT| MCU's Sweet 16 - SPOILERS
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She acts like a totally different person
But the airport fight wasn't to the death like his battles with the Vulture. They weren't trying to kill each other (except Tchalla). Tony tells Peter this in Homecoming, that if Cap really wanted to take him down hard he would have.
bodyofanamerican
Member
YUP. NACHO!
Holy shit. Didn't realize Mando (Vaas!) is The Scorpion now.
Awesome to see him moving up. Sure as hell deserves it.
Homecoming dances take place at the very beginning of the school year.....October at the latest.
I don't know what time of the year Civil War was supposed to take place.
Big Baybee
Member
Loved the movie. My only complaint is JUST MAKE HER FUCKING MARY JANE JESUS CHRIST. Go all the way with it or don't at all.
I had mixed feelings, i was fucking trolled and i loved it!
For the second yeah, it's great. That bit with not-Ganke and him in his room while ned admonishim telling him he's a kid and Peter deniying it while bouncing in the god damn mattress xD
Seductivpancakes
Member
Just saw it. It's my favorite super hero movie.
Did anyone think shock master when the first shocker was back in the lair?
Also agreed, best post credit.
Did anyone think shock master when the first shocker was back in the lair?
Also agreed, best post credit.
The definitely dressed Aunt May down a lot, and gave her an unflattering "no makeup" look. Not only is it at-odds with how she's portrayed in Civil War, but it's at odds with the creepy comments that Tony Stark and the delicatessen guy make about her early-on in Homecoming.
It's also a little weird that the film ends with Tony getting engaged to Pepper, considering that 2 hours prior he was still creeping on Aunt May.
broncobuster
Banned
Interesting how Shocker 2 and Tinkerer aren't caught, presumably. Been a little bit but I don't remember Shocker 2 bring tied up or anything at the school.
You'll recall the guy in their crew named Mason. They had The Tinkerer with them.
Shocker was webbed up by Spidey, so I assumed he was caught.
I don't think it's odd since she's still smoking hot.
Tony is creeping during Civil War when he was on a break
Seductivpancakes
Member
He was webbed to a bus. Like straight up splat.
More_Badass
Member
Michael Mando is like perfect casting for Scorpion. Cant wait to see what they do with him
Gordon Shumway
Banned
First off, como estas, mi hermano? Secondly, yeah..we were trolled. They gave the hint with the Ferris Buller movie clip playing before he bombed the pool. I really wasn't expecting much, but certainly not that lol.
broncobuster
Banned
Oh right. He may still be free. Webbing dissolves in two hours.
Seductivpancakes
Member
I would like to think Ned had the common sense to call the cops for Peter, but than again when he's hyped, he's hyped.
Didn't they say how long it was after Civil War? It was definitely a month or two after, since Peter was going pretty nuts since they never returned his calls, long enough for Tony and Pepper to fix their issues.
I was wondering why they wasted such a good actor for, like, 15 seconds of screentime. I'm glad he'll be there in the second one.
Hopefully Donald Glover shows up again.
Damn this is up there with Spider-Man 2 for me.
I love Tom Holland and his portrayal of both Peter Parker and Spider-Man.
The INTIMIDATION PROTOCOL part was hilarious and I think poking fun at movie Batman.
"Yo what's up with your voice?"
"Nothing."
"Nah, I heard you back there and I know a girl's voice when I hear one."
"I'M NOT A GIRL!"
I love Tom Holland and his portrayal of both Peter Parker and Spider-Man.
The INTIMIDATION PROTOCOL part was hilarious and I think poking fun at movie Batman.
"Yo what's up with your voice?"
"Nothing."
"Nah, I heard you back there and I know a girl's voice when I hear one."
"I'M NOT A GIRL!"
It kinda makes sense given what Peter Parker goes through over the course of the film.....but it just makes his sequence in Civil War seem like a bit of a tease. We're introduced to a wisecracking, nonchalant Spidey who's at the top of his game. Then in Homecoming he's bumbling, uncertain, and bereft of his trademark humor. He goes from taking down a 50-foot tall Ant-Man to not being able to figure out how to break a window.
Very good, mi carnal. Nice to seeing you being back.
Movie was great, can't wait for it to be saturday to rewatch again.
Oh yeah, the bit when he crashlands outside the 2 girls camping and his eyes start to twitch, LMAO.
In Homecoming Tony thinks he's talking to Aunt May when he makes the "alibi video." He says something to the extent of "Hi May, how's it going? I hope you're wearing something skimpy."
He did figure out how to break it, though. It was just physically impossible for him to get enough momentum to break it with one kick, so he had to hit it over and over, he even cracked it with the last one, but the cops were going to literally shot him if he didn't move.
I think that was their way of saying, "nah, we're never doing the Iron-Spider".
Seductivpancakes
Member
I'm going to bet Peter plays it off and like "nah I bought this at a costume store".
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Keep that ugly shit out of there.
May isn't an idiot. I'm pretty sure she'll piece it together.
bodyofanamerican
Member
I could see it as a break the glass last resort kind of thing.
Man, it's gonna be fucking WEIRD seeing Holland, Pratt, and RDJ on screen together.
My reactions.
Great film, I enjoyed more than I thought I would. Tom Holland hit it out of the park. For me, he is the best Peter Parker/Spider-Man on film. Michael Keaton was a great villain as the Vulture. His "Don't mess with me" scene in the car was way more tense and scary than the trailers showed.
I was disappointed how little Zendaya appeared in the film, though they were setting up "MJ" in future films.
Can't wait to watch this again.
Great film, I enjoyed more than I thought I would. Tom Holland hit it out of the park. For me, he is the best Peter Parker/Spider-Man on film. Michael Keaton was a great villain as the Vulture. His "Don't mess with me" scene in the car was way more tense and scary than the trailers showed.
I was disappointed how little Zendaya appeared in the film, though they were setting up "MJ" in future films.
Can't wait to watch this again.
Yea, they tried to give her these goofy glasses and old style pants, but didn't work. Nice try, Marvel. Just embrace Aunt Bae.
PhoncipleBone
Banned
While Peter lifting the debris to escape wasn't as cathartic as it could have been, mainly due to the Stark voice over, Holland was selling the shit out of the desperation of being stuck.
Shouldn't Spider-Man have the strength to punch through a bulletproof window? Or be able to hit it with a web shooter and yank it out of its housing? I guess it's unclear how strong MCU Spider-Man is..
I still don't like the degree to which Stark figures in the story, but it's made up for. I loved the allusion to this climactic moment from the Lee/Ditko run (spoiler tagged for anyone who hasn't read the comics and doesn't want to know; click to see the images)
I thought that the film did it much better, though.
I thought that the film did it much better, though.
Scrooge McDuck
Member
That "alibi video" scene is right during the aftermath of Civil War, though. Then the title says "Two Months Later" before the Homecoming proper starts.
And there are some more weeks between Tony taking away Peter's costume and the Avengers membership offer, anyway.
It doesn't seem like he has been tested enough to figure out his own strength, he thought he couldn't lift that roof thing when it fell on him.
Oh yeah, I instantly thought of that during the scene.
This. Tomei aged like fine wine. Don't deny it, Marvel.
Alot of men in the film seemed to be crushing on May (the bodega owner, the Thai restaurant waiter).