SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING IS EVERYTHING!! - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@waveymattdavey]

For me, sitting in the cinema, waiting through the whole credits, only to get a clip of Captain America doing an educational video about patience, was one of the best set up jokes in the MCU.

[@torreyholmes7205]

Michael Keaton is a great actor. He shows up in odd places in "minor" roles but he always elevates everything. Very under-rated.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Christ why the fuck do people on youtube call EVERYTHING underrated? How dumb are you people?

[@meir.zeilig-hess]

Actually, he starred the main character in Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns. But yeah, he is a great actor.

[@patsey3199]

@@meir.zeilig-hess also Beetlejuice

[@ItsVincentAgain]

@@patsey3199 and Johnny Dangerously, The Founder, Dopesick etc

[@laracameron9876]

@@patsey3199 and Birdman

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

I love that one of Spider-Man’s superpowers is literally listed on Wikipedia as “never giving up” or something like that. I don’t know but it’s just very fitting and exactly who he is and who he’s supposed to be.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

'Heroic Willpower' is a common trait displayed by many DC/Marvel heroes, but Spidey takes it to the next level entirely, even somehow fighting the Juggernaut to a standstill.

[@DragonbIaze052]

He also has the super powers of bad luck, quippiness, and liking cats. They're all just part of the package when you become a Spider.

[@loginyes3745]

@@DragonbIaze052 most spiders do like cats

[@redlee7424]

Except for that very famous story where he did in fact give up

[@number1fool]

@@redlee7424 except….great power comes great responsibility. So he couldn’t

[@MrGBH]

Everything Tony put in the suit he put in there because it's something that would have saved either him or someone else he cares about; The tracker: When he got lost in the desert (Iron Man) The heater: When he got stranded in the snow (Iron Man 3) The parachute: Multiple instances, such as when he fell through a wormhole (Avengers) or when Rhodey got shot down (Civil War) Bottom line, Tony cares, and he learns from his mistakes

[@lamborghinimercy5737]

He’s a jackass but he’s also a really good guy at the same time

[@CrazeeAdam]

And that is why he was the biggest threat or one of them to Thanos. While he doesn't have special powers, his determination and ability to adapt surpasses almost all Avengers.

[@calebcox3827]

I also like how the vulture, a predominantly carrion feeder. Has a job picking scraps from a warzone

[@jimclayson]

Holland's depiction is just absurdly charming and quirky and perfect. 1) Downey and Tomei dated for a year or so in the '90s, so leaving me chuckling at interactions and comments between Tony and Aunt May. 2) Paul Bettany voiced JARVIS for Stark, and in this movie, his wife, Jennifer Connelly, voices KAREN for Peter. 3) The Captain America videos were great. We'll be seeing Spider-Man in the Avengers before his next couple movies. Gonna warn you now: You're not ready for it. It's gonna be great! "Totally worth the wait," you say. You have no idea. It gets MUCH wilder. You're gonna LOVE it.

[@Eduardo-yj5cd]

Jennifer Connelly played Betty Ross in Hulk (2003).

[@Caseytify]

RDJ and Tomei also co-starred in a romcom called Only You.

[@corystanish]

I always found it amusing that Karen is literally Jarvis's wife.

[@BrandonWestfall]

I love that two Spider-Man films end with "What the fuck?"

[@mickeymouse7726]

I love that Spider-Man homecoming feels like a high school movie

[@joshuacampbell7493]

It is because Peter Parker is a teenage Superhero. That's the point.

[@chrislecount4801]

Seeing that he is in High School.

[@jamesoblivion]

Liz Allen was Peter Parker's original love interest in the comics. It was nice to see her show up in a Spider-Man movie.

[@Galiant2010]

How many love interests does he have in the comics? lol My only exposure is these movies. I've only known of Gwen and MJ, I didn't know that Liz was another classic character.

[@jabecker21]

@@Galiant2010 Betty Brant was actually his first girlfriend in the comics and she’s a very minor character in this movie who gets a little bigger role in the next two.

[@KevinSmithGeo]

​@@Galiant2010 Well that gets complicated. I'm aware of 3 examples of Peter of Earth-616 and not a clone, skrull shapeshifter, life model decoy, or whatever (as far as we know at the moment) having a serious relationship: Betty Brant, Gwen Stacy, and Mary Jane Watson. Liz Allen is complicated, she and Peter had thing where one was only interested in the other when they were unavailable. Liz Toomes/Allen in the movie is further complicated in that she is the daughter of Adrian Toomes, but on 616 she's not, and he has a daughter named Valeria instead, although she uses the assumed surname of Jessup to hide the connection to her criminal father. Peter on Earth 616 has also had a mutual attraction that never made it to a proper relationship (I think) with Felicia Hardy and Cindy Moon, and then there's Jessica Campbell (later Jessica Jones and later still Jessica Jones-Cage) who had a one sided crush on him when they were classmates. In alternate realities there's at least one prominent one (Earth-1610) where he also had a relationship with Kitty Pryde. As an interesting note, on Earth-982 which diverged from 616 shortly after the birth of Peter and MJ's daughter, said daughter (probably not a clone) at one point had a thing for Liz Allen's son (also probably not a clone), who was in a relationship with the daughter (no reason to think she's a clone) of Blackie Drago who was the Vulture after Adrian Toomes gave it up which ties all these characters together in a weird way a generation along in an alternate reality. I'm sure I've made at least one mistake in that but that's my best understanding.

[@newairnation6280]

@@KevinSmithGeo He and Felicia did have a proper relationship in 616; they were even living together for a bit

[@KevinSmithGeo]

@@newairnation6280 Thanks, I wasn't sure but I'd spent way to much time on that comment as it was.

[@jonathanschannel2499]

The Vulture is one of my favorite villains

[@houdin654jeff]

20:33 perhaps the greatest twist moment in the MCU to this point. Totally didn’t see it coming, love the scene in the car it sets up, such a great bit of misdirection. And that last scene of Cap at the end of the movie made me laugh so hard the first time I saw it in theaters. So funny.

[@kieronball8962]

I loved how much you loved this movie, Addie. By the way, Michael Keaton's villain name is The Vulture. :)

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Stan Lee's favorite superhero of all time is: Spider-Man

[@Lurch685]

Spidey is the best of all superheroes when it comes to integrity and morals.

[@PixelatedH2O]

A few years back, before Stan's death I had the opportunity to have him sign a 1969 issue of Spider-Man I had. It's one of the highlights of my geeky life.

[@KthulhuXxx]

Stan Lee's favorite superhero of all time is whichever hero someone is paying him to say is his favorite at the time. And his creative contributions to Marvel are overestimated by dozens upon dozens of orders of magnitude. His biggest contribution as a writer was "the Marvel Method"....where writers like him gave the artists the barest of outlines of a story, and the artist is the one who actually came up with the rest. And quite often that barest of outlines was something like "Spider-Man fight the Vulture".

[@redtornado1337]

@@KthulhuXxx Meme: Wreck-It Ralph saying "Thanks, Satan." So: User Name Checks Out...sorta...

[@aaronb6849]

Since you’re getting close to them, you’ve probably already been requested this but please do the next two avengers movies in two parts each!! Just too much to fit into one reaction for each movie. Absolutely loving being on this journey with you!!

[@jkhoover]

This and Civil War have the best twists in the MCU. Vulture did say at the very beginning that he has a family. They gave us clues.

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

Yeah but really, who picks up on those clues when watching the first time? They’re there for sure but it takes second watch through to notice it.

[@CaturdayNite]

20:50 Ha! Love that jump, and you picking out Uncle Aaron. There was a big push YEARS ago for Donald Glover to play Miles Morales, so it is cool he at least had this little connection (aside from one episode of Community where he woke up wearing a Spider-Man shirt). Love the reaction as usual, keep up the good work!!!

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

17:17 Yes! That’s Aaron Davis and he mentioned his nephew and that’s Miles Spider-Man is my favorite superhero and when Tom Holland was casted as Spider-Man I didn’t know if I was going to like him but I loved him instantly in Civil War and then Homecoming made me love him even more, he is perfect. Looks age appropriate, has a real teenager personality and he perfectly embodies the awkwardness and wit of Peter Parker and the quippiness and confidence of Spider-Man. Unlike the others, he is good in both fields. He also has giving us the best acting performances as the character, especially in NWH and I can’t wait to see him again.

[@coltchan7380]

Peter and Tony got a great thing going. You’ll love their moments together in Infinity War.

[@tooluser]

why yes she will . . .

[@ckelcro]

You have no soul....

[@erikbjelke4411]

So, the final stinger, Captain America and the joke about patience, is actually a reinforcement of the the film's overall theme. Peter wants to just jump straight into a professional superhero career with the Avengers, but everyone's telling him to slow down and not skip over this point in his life. Essentially, to have patience. He learns this by the end of the film, turning down a spot on the Avengers because he recognizes he's not really ready for it yet, that he now has the patience to wait until he is.

[@THEREALSCRAPPY]

I never interpreted the scene that way, but, now that you've said it, it makes total sense!

[@Aurich88]

I love the way they reimagined The Vulture for this. Spiderman villains definitely trend on the goofy side, but they came up with a version of The Vulture that makes sense in this setting, has a well-developed character, and is cool as hell.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Definitely a highlight of the film. A working-class villain to battle Spidey's working-class hero. You almost want to root for him sometimes. I sure did when he killed Shocker.

[@hmonsalve74]

And he scavenges off of the carnage, like. Well. Like a vulture 😬

[@barkingmonkee]

100% agree. A live action Vulture could have easily been very cheesy, which would have been a shame for one of comic SMs oldest foes. Fortunately, as you point out they not only made him look cool but made him a character with depth and plausible motivation.

[@Blaiyan]

I definitely disagree

[@robertsanssouci2093]

Addie you are 💯 correct. That IS Miles’ uncle

[@joeblankenship377]

"My heart is so warm right now" [Vulture opens the door] 😮

[@heinleinreader]

The name of the villain is the Vulture. I also loved that they made Aunt May into a hottie for a change. Think of him this way. He is an Avenger in training.

[@leojamesclune1730]

And she isn't super done up to be hot. Tomei just looks good

[@samuelchallis3420]

One thing I love about this one is how many Spider-Man villains they packed in. Vulture, both Shockers, the Tinkerer, Scorpion and Prowler. Maybe not quite the Sinister Six but still great

[@StreetHierarchy]

24:26 this is a powerful moment from the Spider-Man canon. In the comic books, it happens, I believe, after a defeat at the hands of Dr. Octopus back in the 60s.

[@cmrobbins88]

20:35 Yep that’s the reaction everyone has had. The most terrifying villain reveal in the MCU. Btw the villain Michael Keaton played is The Vulture, and we also got teased The Shocker, and supposedly Scorpion in the end credits. They’re classic villains from Spider-Man’s rogues gallery like Green Goblin and Doc Ock.

[@redtornado1337]

@@mikelarsen5836 She saw "Into the Spider-Verse" which had 'Doc Ock' in it(as Aunt May's erstwhile LI___check her quote: 'Oh great! It's 'Liv'...) and Green Goblin and Shocker and Electro and Scorpion. :D

[@damacattack8434]

This movie truly was Spider-Man's homecoming to Marvel Studios.

[@passionsquietrage]

Yep, that's Aaron Davis, the uncle of Miles Morales. His appearance and mention of his nephew is thw official confirmation that Miles indeed exists in the MCU. Hopefully we meet him soon. Also, the villain is The Vulture. He's a second tier villian in Spidey's rogues gallery, but he's still a fairly well known villain.

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

You got a few great highlights in this video I really really enjoy your fandom for Falcon. I cannot wait for you to get to his series! Karen: "98% successful" Addie: "Oh, no. We needed 100!" 20:33 ... such a delay and shocked reaction from you ever. The world class eye-roll when you mentioned "flash drive" And then how Aunt May found out about Peter/Spidey! Cannot wait for what you have coming next! Take care, Addie!!

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

“Does that mean I’m an avenger?” “Nooo” “Uh, you’re an avenger to me!” I’m still early in the video but that’s a highlight to me for sure.

[@ThePriorityAlpha]

Honestly, Michael Keaton killed it imo and of course Tom Holland

[@mydavegabicycle]

I remember watching this in a theater where there were a lot of people that wouldn't shut up. But that Liz Dad reveal... Everyone went dead silent. Such a great twist.

[@Etticos.]

The way the traffic light reflects red on Adrian’s face until the moment he figures out Peter is Spider-Man and then it turns green…perfection

[@mydavegabicycle]

@@Etticos. never noticed this. Love that!

[@johnlynem]

A cool little easter egg is the teacher that took the team to D.C is the same actor and assumed to be the same character that was eating the slice of pizza in the computer lab in The Incredible Hulk when Bruce was looking for the data from the experiment that turned him into the Hulk.

[@mugziet8841]

17:31 HOLY SHIT YOU ARE RIGHT AND I NEVER MADE THAT CONNECTION! Never heard anyone say that, NICE CATCH! It gave me chills for some reason lol.

[@Serryy]

I loved this movie. My favourite Spider-Man movie.

[@SomethingNowhereMan]

This was the first movie I went to see in cinemas at California! I'll never forget the famous Spider-Man opening music from the introduction and all the audience were hyped about it! I'm so glad you enjoy this movie a lot! My favorite moments of your reaction was the reveal of Michael Keaton's character as Liz's Dad. I thought Michael Keaton did a good job as the Vulture! I think my favorite part of your reaction was Pepper Pots after seeing your Civil War reaction, lol! Again, great reaction Addie! I look forward to more Spidey films in the future, till then the MCU Journey continues! :D

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Aunt May at the very end: "WHAT THE FU--" BEST part of the movie!

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Best part of the reaction when Addie said " mother Fu!"

[@SilentBob731]

Love the Tobey Maguire movies, and quite liked the Andrew Garfield ones, but Tom Holland is absolutely my favourite Spidey (probably due, in part, to the context of the MCU, which is the most brilliant universe of movies in cinematic history). And Michael Keaton has been consistently awesome for decades now. 👍🤩

[@vodengc520]

I remember some people being SO MAD about that last Cap video after the credits, lol. Just made the whole point of the joke even better.

[@kbdemonbain4568]

god michael keaton is such a great actor

[@michaelhandy9758]

THANK You Addie for doing these. I don't really like horror movies and it's an disturbing pattern that almost every creator thinks they need to do those reactions for ALL of October.

[@jkhoover]

I don't like horror movies either, but they have a huge following and I definitely wouldn't call it "disturbing".

[@testfire3000]

@@jkhoover Yeah, but I get what Michael Handy is saying. For those of us (you too!) who love watching reaction videos, when October starts it's like 95% of reactors are all doing the exact same horror/slasher/gory movies. That is one of the reasons I enjoy Addie's channel, she doesn't depend on shock value to bring in viewers all the time. Sure, she has watched some scary stuff (she just did Silence of the Lambs and others) but she mixes it up and tries to find fun stuff for us to see.

[@jkhoover]

@@testfire3000 I understand, and even I like watching some reactions to a very few scary movies, but, to be fair, horror movies do have a big audience. So they get one month out of the year for reactions to their niche. It's not pandering, it's just good business sense.

[@testfire3000]

@@jkhoover Aaaand I agree with you too! It's a great marketing strategy which is what KZbin content creation is all about! But when Everyone and their dog is doing it, those who aren't into horror will look for something lighter. Personally I don't mind the horror, but I honestly have only seen a few. I don't watch reaction videos to shows/movies I haven't seen. But that's just me.

[@jkhoover]

@@testfire3000 Yeah, I don't watch reactions either, unless I know the movie or show. I just use October to catch up on other stuff.

[@danielmorency2242]

You can cut that tension in the car with a knife... So good.

[@mattperiolat]

This is my favorite Spider-Man movie. Over any and all, past and future. I know that may be a bit controversial, but honestly, this was the best take on the character IMHO. Now, good stuff still to come, but oh, what a terrific start. And yeah, the Toombs is Dad reveal is the best in Marvel for the villains.

[@jhilal2385]

Michael Keaton was Batman in 1989, so there are a lot of jokes about him in the Vulture suit saying "I'm Batman" in a Christian Bale Dark Knight growl. 😉

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Is Ben Affleck gonna play an MCU Villain too?

[@alextan1478]

Amazing reaction, Addie. I'm so glad that you finally made it to Tom Holland's solo Spider-Man movie. Like I mentioned earlier, my girlfriend is a huge fan of Tom Holland and she has a crush on him as well.

[@alextan1478]

Speaking of Zendaya, definitely check out Dune (2021), although she's barely in it.

[@CygnusVoyager]

@@alextan1478 I’m all for Dune as well, but might be a bit misleading if you’re in it to watch it for Zendaya. She’s barely in it but I assume she’ll be a big part of the next film

[@bossfan49]

Michael Keaton did stand-up comedy in his early days to supplement his acting income. You can find some of it on youtube.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

This must've been a daunting prospect coming after 2 other Spider-film continuities- one of which is a meme legend- but it's a decently fresh approach; a younger, impulsive teen Peter desperate to graduate to the big time and be an Avenger like Tony only to find out it might be too much for him to handle yet. 'Closer to the ground' and more intimate. A new spin on the elderly Vulture too, 'scavenging' leftover tech from the Avengers' battles and played by the one and only Batma- I mean, Michael Keaton.

[@BeastrealDT]

The villain, a scavenger bird. The Vulture. ✌️❤️🌹

[@Andrew04291]

“‘Sorry’ doesn't cut it.” Remember that line.

[@Tm-dn9ob]

17:39 yeah he originally wanted to be prowler I think

[@Jump3RPictur3s]

Lol, the ad for Black Adam with the line "[HM:] heroes don't kill people. [B.Adam:] well, I do" hit me when Karen said "instant kill activated" xD Perfect timing xd

[@ryan_a_yazzie]

Yesss! Addie, I'm glad you got to this movie. Totally loved the movie, and loved your reaction. The scene with Peter and Vulture when they meet at the house was indeed an intense scene. 😁

[@stephenlackey5852]

The Tom Holland Spider-Man movies have so much heart

[@robertjohnson7877]

Keaton is playing the Vulture.

[@havok6280]

Aunt May: "What the f-!?!" Cap: "Language!"

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

I maybe the only one that caught this, but the first two of the Home Spider-Man movie trilogy end with a “What the f…?!” Moment but not No Way Home. I guess they wanted it to be more serious maybe as a real origin story maybe? Just a fun observation.

[@smavtmb2196]

Great reaction Addie I love how invested you get. Especially in the well being of certain characters. You clearly have a kind ❤️

[@ClassicShocker]

I remember being so hyped for this movie when it was coming out, while it's not my favorite spider man film it's definitely a really fun movie to watch.

[@bebsandbubs2730]

That was the best reaction to this movie I've seen. Great to see that you enjoyed it so much! Thanks for the awesome vids.

[@michaelnesbitt]

Really enjoyed this reaction, thank you. It only gets better from here on 😊

[@jeffthompson9622]

The Vulture appeared as a villain in Spiderman comics of the '60s. This is a reimagining of that character.

[@lambdao1693]

Hell yes, I hope you enjoyed it😍

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Addie Angel you are adorable. It's so cute when you call him Spidey. The look on your beautiful face when you saw the vulture at the front door. And getting scared by Liz's mom you are so sweet.😇🌷🩷🌹❤️

[@carlosdanger7907]

Fun Fact: Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau), directed Iron Man 1 and 2!

[@shinmopi]

It's amazing to see your journey through all these movies. Always a pleasure to watch your reactions. They are so genuine, and you seem so invested. Can't wait for the next one.

[@kumanight]

We finally made it to the Holland movies! I love his Spidey! This phase has some fantastic movies, it's been banger after banger!

[@richarddollar4912]

This Vulture is better then the comic book one imo

[@dammitcarlos]

Jeez, a LOT happens by the time we get to the 2nd Spider-Man movie. That's for 2019 though, and it kicked off Phase 4. You're still in 2017! Enjoy the rest of Phase 3 because the suspense + stakes continues to build up!!! You have great/cute reactions, so it's an instant subscribe for me here :)

[@tonyrossell832]

Great job Addie! I'm happy you finally got to Spiderman. The look on your face when you saw who Liz's dad is was priceless. Keep up the great work.

[@Murrlin27]

This and Age of Ultron are a couple of my fave MCU movies.

[@maximillianosaben]

Oh man, we’re inching ever closer to the MCU masterpiece that is Avengers: Infinity War. Can’t wait to see Addie get oh so emotional through that rollercoaster of a movie.

[@ryanmaier1964]

I absolutely love that you refer to Tony as Tony Stank.

[@vinnycordeiro]

Next movie is Thor: Ragnarok, one of the funniest movies of the MCU. Can't wait for your reaction!

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

One of the best for sure. Enjoy this next one a lot. So excited for it!

[@WhiteTiger93]

Awesome reaction, Tom Holland was a perfect choice for Spiderman! You're also getting closer to Infinity War and Endgame (Which for the Avengers movies, you may need to do a part 1 reaction and part 2 reaction as there is just too much to react to to fit into one video). Glad to see you're enjoying the MCU!

[@stiimuli]

I love that you're calling him Tony StaNk now XD

[@mugziet8841]

Micheal Keaton's bad guy name is The Vulture 😉

[@MikeWood]

Your reaction and joy to seeing Tom Holland and the various plot twists. So fun. :) The WTF moment from Aunt May was hilarious to see in the theater.

[@JiriTrubac]

I was so excited to see you react to this film, Addie! You're on a roll with the Marvel movies, and that is awesome! Once you do get to the next Spidey feature, you'll get a glimpse of my hometown!

[@steveross8364]

Michael Keaton (Vulture) played 'Batman' in 1989 & 1992.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

No 💩 Sherlock, it’s Ben Affleck gonna play an MCU villain too?

[@steveross8364]

@@ricardoortiz4870 Some folk aren't aware of the older Michael Keaton Batman movies. Seems like you were in such a hurry to troll, you didn't re-read your comment. Or is English your second language? 💩For Brains. 😂😂

[@seyed4463]

hi addie. I just want to say i love your mcu reactions and i can't wait to see next one thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@Josh_Lee_Henderson]

The villain in this one is called the Vulture just fyi. Great reaction!

[@CaliTransplant]

I love your reactions. You're adorable. My favorite Easter egg is right at the end when Happy says he's been holding onto the engagement ring since 2008. That's the release year of the first Iron Man movie--implying that Tony planned to marry Pepper from the very beginning.

[@OurHeroXero]

Oh man, so EXCITED to watch your reaction to this movie! Now to wait as you work your way towards Far From Home and No Way Home

[@charleswilliams6236]

Spider man home coming is a very good movie

[@averageyoutubeenjoyer115]

Spiderman is everyones favorite.

[@ru_7833]

Hola! Your intensity and passion on this was was awesome. Can’t wait for you to do the next two Spider-Man movies! FYI, you will probably shed some tears 😉 Cheers!

[@mikebrown7799]

Great reactions to Spider-Man: Homecoming, Addie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Looking forward to when you get no No Way Home!🙂

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thanks for your reaction to this. I enjoyed my original watch and this reaction immensely.

[@hrtbrkentertainment2620]

It’s great seeing Michael Keaton in DC and Marvel

[@pravusprime]

In a way, this is the last beam of sunlight before the clouds come in...

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

You could argue Black Panther is that but I see the point since Thor Ragnarok is next. I never thought of it that way. So dark coming but not DCEU dark. Just.. Uniquely different. Hope Addie doesn’t see this as it’s a tid bit spoilery.

[@pravusprime]

@@Andrew.Grabowski You're the one who's trying to be spoilerly. A cloud can mean mean anything in that context, but if people start defining it and breaking it down, it loses the deliberate vagueness. I didn't even say darkness was coming, you have.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Spider-Man is not a party trick, okay?" "Yeah, I think Tony Stank would be very upset with you." 😝

[@metha9987]

His villain name is Vulture. Kinda fitting since he live off Aventure's leftover.

[@hotpipe2113]

The MCU Spiderman films are great!!!!!! 😁❤❤❤

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Agreed, especially No Way Home.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Addie! I recommend you see "Venom" at some point because its sequel, "Venom: Let There Be Carnage", partially occurs in the MCU! The sequel also must be seen before the third MCU Spider-Man movie, "Spider-Man: No Way Home", so it's most efficient to see "Venom" after "Spider-Man: Homecoming" and "Venom: There Will Be Carnage" after "Spider-Man: Far From Home". Even though there is a brief crossover, the Venom films are part of the Sony-verse and NOT MCU films but the character of Venom is a prominent Spider-Man antagonist.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Zendaya was a great choice for the role of MJ (Michelle Jones) in the Tom Holland Spider-Man trilogy (haven't seen the other two, so PLEASE no spoilers, people (I MEAN IT)), but she was especially great in this one due to her being sassy at times. I loved that. Also, Michael Keaton portrayed The Vulture as more of a sympathetic villain. The guy was just doing all this for the sake of his family. And when he didn't tell Scorpion about Spidey's true identity, I think he felt grateful to Peter for saving his life that he lied about not knowing he was Spider-Man. Also, Aaron (Donald Glover) mentioning Miles? Bet you're glad you also watched Into the Spider-Verse, huh? Well, "Across the Spider-Verse" is on the way, so I hope you're looking forward to that! I know I certainly am!

[@Klaital1]

That Captain America psa at the end of the credits was such a troll move, especially back in the cinema where you couldn't just skip past the credits.

[@ColvyMolvy]

I loved Aunt May finding out right at the end, I totally lost it lol

[@curtisdrago]

Yo. 17:20 I never caught that before! Good one! I love your reaction, too!

[@jeffthompson9622]

The actors who play Ned and Betty are in a very entertaining fantasy movie titled, "Every Day." I recommend it.

[@MadcapMatt]

I'm so happy you remembered that Miles Morales reference.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"...treating me like a kid all the time," he complains while standing/jumping on the bed. 😝

[@laffindees]

Vulture best villain