Can we at least all agree that Karen was awesome?
Liz is there. Kiss her!
Can we at least all agree that Karen was awesome?
Can we at least all agree that Karen was awesome?
Not sure about the rest of you guys but I thought it was particularly refreshing that third act didn't revolve around a "THE VILLAIN IS THREATENING TO DESTROY THE WORLD" cliche and that it was smaller, more intimate clashing of ideals between Spider-Man and Vulture.
Not sure about the rest of you guys but I thought it was particularly refreshing that third act didn't revolve around a "THE VILLAIN IS THREATENING TO DESTROY THE WORLD" cliche and that it was smaller, more intimate clashing of ideals between Spider-Man and Vulture.
Yup. Really, I hope both Marvel and DC learn from this. Save the "end of the world scenarios" for the Avengers and Justice League films. Solo films should generally be focused on more personal conflicts for the characters, imo.
Very, I hope the sequels can manage this as infinity war 1 and 2 will be enough of the large scale stuff.
Yup. Really, I hope both Marvel and DC learn from this. Save the "end of the world scenarios" for the Avengers and Justice League films. Solo films should generally be focused on more personal conflicts for the characters, imo.
I wanna see Karen and FRIDAY hanging out on a weekend
Just empty suits at the club or getting brunch or going shopping...make it the next one-shot.
I have and I disagree that scene was awful
no she was awful. dunst and tobey were poor casting choices.
Nope she's a shitty friend and leaves her fucking fiance at the altar. I wouldn't want anything to do with a woman who pulled that shit lol
Not sure about the rest of you guys but I thought it was particularly refreshing that third act didn't revolve around a "THE VILLAIN IS THREATENING TO DESTROY THE WORLD" cliche and that it was smaller, more intimate clashing of ideals between Spider-Man and Vulture.
Not sure about the rest of you guys but I thought it was particularly refreshing that third act didn't revolve around a "THE VILLAIN IS THREATENING TO DESTROY THE WORLD" cliche and that it was smaller, more intimate clashing of ideals between Spider-Man and Vulture.
saw this pic on twitter, one of my favorite moments
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zendaya killed it
Same here.saw this pic on twitter, one of my favorite moments
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zendaya killed it
i keep seeing people say that, but I didnt like her. Probably because she was just put in for one liners and to be a weird nerdy loner person, but she just turned me off. Hope she gets more screen time to actually have some sort of real character in the next film.
During the ferry scene, Peter did sound like a genuine teen arguing when he knows he's kinda in the wrong but he doesn't wanna admit it
Like I've had those moments a lot
My thoughts exactly. I loved everything about this movie, especially Holland as a true young boy Spider-Man learning the ropes, but she was annoying. I really hope they'll flesh her out more in the upcoming movies.
i keep seeing people say that, but I didnt like her. Probably because she was just put in for one liners and to be a weird nerdy loner person, but she just turned me off. Hope she gets more screen time to actually have some sort of real character in the next film.
During the ferry scene, Peter did sound like a genuine teen arguing when he knows he's kinda in the wrong but he doesn't wanna admit it
i keep seeing people say that, but I didnt like her. Probably because she was just put in for one liners and to be a weird nerdy loner person, but she just turned me off. Hope she gets more screen time to actually have some sort of real character in the next film.
she stole the show for me, loved every moment with her and her growth as a character
got the feels when she screams for spider man to help her friends after previously saying she didn't have any
My thoughts exactly. I loved everything about this movie, especially Holland as a true young boy Spider-Man learning the ropes, but she was annoying. I really hope they'll flesh her out more in the upcoming movies.
Can we at least all agree that Karen was awesome?
Yeah like - I'm not really endeared to her as yet because the focus wasn't on her but she did have some minor character moments. She was definitely an active participant in the school life part of Peter's story. And I don't buy her excuse for a second - she showed up to detention purely because Peter was there.
Her middle finger moment got the biggest laugh out of me compared to anything Ned did or said lol
she stole the show for me, loved every moment with her and her growth as a character
got the feels when she screams for spider man to help her friends after previously saying she didn't have any
Yeah like - I'm not really endeared to her as yet because the focus wasn't on her but she did have some minor character moments. She was definitely an active participant in the school life part of Peter's story. And I don't buy her excuse for a second - she showed up to detention purely because Peter was there.
Her middle finger moment got the biggest laugh out of me compared to anything Ned did or said lol
i keep seeing people say that, but I didnt like her. Probably because she was just put in for one liners and to be a weird nerdy loner person, but she just turned me off. Hope she gets more screen time to actually have some sort of real character in the next film.
i keep seeing people say that, but I didnt like her. Probably because she was just put in for one liners and to be a weird nerdy loner person, but she just turned me off. Hope she gets more screen time to actually have some sort of real character in the next film.
I agree. You could literally cut out every line of the movie Michelle has and the movie wouldn't change at all.Dude I love the movie but you are really reaching saying she grows as a character. She just doesn't have enough to do to be a character. She's a background piece that occasionally interacts with the main movie but it's clear that they are just setting her up for a real role in a sequel.
My thoughts exactly. I loved everything about this movie, especially Holland as a true young boy Spider-Man learning the ropes, but she was annoying. I really hope they'll flesh her out more in the upcoming movies.
Dude I love the movie but you are really reaching saying she grows as a character. She just doesn't have enough to do to be a character. She's a background piece that occasionally interacts with the main movie but it's clear that they are just setting her up for a real role in a sequel.
I agree. You could literally cut out every line of the movie Michelle has and the movie wouldn't change at all.
She was Daria Morgendorffer without anything interesting or witty to say. 90% of her part in the movie is just talking about how she doesn't want to be where ever she is. Obviously (Or at least hopefully) that will change if she gets a larger role in the sequel, but she was by far the worst part of this movie.
The sequel will be called Spider-Man: Do It For Her
The more I think about it, the more I feel the knowledge that she's MJ (or rumored to be MJ) prior to going into the movie set up unreasonable expectations for her character. She's barely in the movie and played more as a gag, and there would be nothing wrong with that if she was some random high school loner. Those characters are a dime a dozen in high school comedies and they work just fine. Knowing she was supposed to be a "big" character kept me waiting for her have a bigger role when that's not really fair to the character they were making. Imagine if you had known nothing about her or the controversy of her casting prior to going into the movie and suddenly at the end, she reveals she goes by MJ. That was supposed to be a twist! But the internet speculation machine kinda ruined it before we got to that point.
I found most of the teen stuff annoying, but really liked the Spider Man parts. Genki/Ned was incredibly grating to me, as was Flash. I didn't mind MJ, but I felt like they just used her name and then made a brand new character for her. Liz felt more like the true MJ character.
Intertextuality is bad now? I even made that statement as a illuminating point. Even if you actually, ya know, watch the movies you would see the obvious changes in Mary-Jane. The Importance of Being Earnest just makes the movie richer and more on point with the message it's conveying.
I'm not saying it's bad at all. I'm saying if an audience can get this, then surely they can remember Spidey's origin and not need to explicitly see it again.
reaching how? she starts the movie as a side loner who doesn't have any friends and slowly becomes more fond of the people that she's around and eventually considers them friends. that's growth. she started somewhere and grew to somewhere else. she calls out for spider man to help her friends in the washington monument which is the first moment where she considers them that, she feels for peter when he's all sad in detention, you can tell her flipping off peter at the dance wasn't done in a mean way but in a friendly joking way, and at the end of the movie she tells those people that they are her friends. growth.
Liz at least has motivations and plot points. Plus her tie to Vulture is key to the story.Lol her scenes don't gotta land for everyone, but the worst, really lol? That's Liz if anything.
Can we at least all agree that Karen was awesome?
Slowly? There's like a span of three weeks, four tops.
reaching how? she starts the movie as a side loner who doesn't have any friends and slowly becomes more fond of the people that she's around and eventually considers them friends. that's growth. she started somewhere and grew to somewhere else. she calls out for spider man to help her friends in the washington monument which is the first moment where she considers them that, she feels for peter when he's all sad in detention, you can tell her flipping off peter at the dance wasn't done in a mean way but in a friendly joking way, and at the end of the movie she tells those people that they are her friends. growth.
Everything you've listed is extremely superficial, I wouldn't call it character growth.
Character growth is someone CHANGING as a person over the course of a film. How is who she is at the end different from who she is at the beginning, aside from now she has some new friends? No one can answer that because we literally don't know a single thing about her other than that she likes to joke around.
Getting friends doesn't mean you personally grew.so how is she different aside from the aspect I'm bringing up where she's different? ;p
it's a high school movie, starting out as a loner who doesn't have any friends and then making friends is growth
Really the only change I saw from her was she suddenly became more outgoing at the very end of the movie... you know, as soon as the hot girl on the team is out of the way.
so how is she different aside from the aspect I'm bringing up where she's different? ;p
it's a high school movie, starting out as a loner who doesn't have any friends and then making friends is growth
you can see a difference in how she treats peter especially at the end where she tries to front like she's not concerned with where he's going
Liz at least has motivations and plot points. Plus her tie to Vulture is key to the story.
I can't remember a single scene where Michelle did something worthwhile. And all of her dialogue was generic snarky high school girl lines.
And she was the worst because otherwise I think it was a pretty fantastic movie. My only real complaints were her, new Flash, and I felt that the movie dragged a bit in the middle.
But overall, yeah, I think a character that could be completely cut out of the movie without anything around her changing is by far the worst part.