Everything GREAT About Spider-Man: Homecoming!

[@joaquimreeves6060]

I love how his phone screen gets more and more cracked throughout the movie. It’s a detail they didn’t have to put in, but they did.

[@backup-qg6nb]

300th like. I like that too.

[@ToxicSkull0]

back up no one cares what like yours was

[@ambermargheim5726]

Same, and the bell joke made me laugh harder then some of the other jokes, simply for the older guys tone, like that was a normal thing. And the way he said it.

[@skylarr4866]

That hits close to home you know

[@Hessed3712]

Joaquim Reeves I didn’t even notice that. Good catch.

[@ryujisama]

"Hey Spiderman! Do a flip!" **Does a backflip.** As a 90's kid, this scene alone sold the movie for me.

[@wando2x758]

Ryuji Im not hating but...how?

[@ryujisama]

Well, this might be a more personal experience; but when I was growing up, in middleschool and highschool, if you could do a backflip on command, you were instantly the "cool kid". It just brought a smile to my face. :)

[@jhinabloomingflower807]

Ryuji cool kid for doing a backflip LOL

[@wando2x758]

Ryuji Ah I see

[@darrellgardner4561]

So i get that you can relate to the whole "do a backflip" thing, but what does that have to do with being a 90's kid?

[@mutilator97]

I always wondered why people were so annoyed about Aunt May being young. She's his AUNT, after all. Not his grandmother.

[@mutilator97]

You're not the only one to make that observation.

[@logansmith7517]

Agreed. This one seems the most “aunt-y” of all of them.

[@helenanilsson5666]

I'm attributing it to creators slowly creeping closer to realism without shocking the "true fans" who are attached to the unrealistic original. Back when aunt May was first created they didn't know that Spider-Man would be one of the most beloved of the company's heroes, so it didn't matter what age aunt May was as long as she was obviously older than her nephew. You can't get much more obvious than white hair and wrinkles.

[@tonyamuzzy3973]

Tom Zhou's Channel the real actress is actually in her 50's

[@mujiescomedy279]

mutilator97 whatcha talkin' about? You're telling me may/ben and Peter's parents AREN'T like 30 years apart and probably the worst sibling age gap I've ever seen? The sacrilege! /s

[@Somanous]

I thought Keaton was absolutely menacing not as Vulture, but as the dad. The car scene was unnerving.

[@CortexNewsService]

Yeah. He's almost faceless as vulture, but the threat is so much more personal in the car. And Keaton sold it perfectly

[@russman2034]

Don’t mess with Batman

[@Ir1sss_]

@@russman2034 xd

[@xanderxyt8189]

@@russman2034 mn k

[@cassieo]

Oh yes. I didn’t let my kids watch that car scene once Liz left the car. That was really intense.

[@anamiosonami]

I'm honestly so happy for a younger May. She actually looks like his aunt and not his grandma.

[@alyssa2807]

Also original aunt may had like no character

[@Seven-vn6qi]

Original aunt was a dick

[@ambermargheim5726]

Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha. ..sorry right as he was talking an add for a marvel spider man game came on!

[@tristancarter6630]

Alyssa Marasco dude the original aunt May was the goat

[@YoungMulaBaby808]

amber margheim That’s just not funny :/

[@kaitlynp4519]

13:59 That scream in that scene is the scream of a terrified 15 year old kid and I fully love Tom Holland for that alone.

[@h3yimjp]

I was thinking the same thing

[@eaglefan2569]

It's also so raw and packed full of untold emotions. There's nothing held back with it; it's just pure, genuine fear at the situation. It's just pure shock, fear, and sorrow rolled into one beautiful masterful moment that just speaks volumes to Peter's helpless panic at the situation. It also makes his turnaround a lot more triumphant.

[@MoeLester6]

Yeetus McDab 0

[@hxngjxxngz]

His acting was on point

[@wheeliebin1791]

Agreed. I'm normally somewhat emotionally detached towards film characters because, you know, they're not real, but that scene made me genuinely distressed. I felt like I was listening to a real human being feeling terror and despair and it brought out a primal reaction in me. Full respect to Tom Holland.

[@ilovebugs19]

“He said while jumping on the bed and whining.”

[@lifeontheledgerlines8394]

I love how that got a win point.

[@ambermargheim5726]

Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha Sorry, also I love the bell jokes

[@carolinejohnston_59]

Favorite quote in this video

[@Hessed3712]

Ambitious Axolotl That was hilarious 🤣.

[@bleh5047]

Facts **drinks orange juice**

[@bi_cycle]

What really struck me is that when he saved Vulture, he didn't tell people. Peter is just a kid, who could have easily bigged himself up to Tony to impress him. I don't know, the whole end of that scene just felt so humble

[@L1701]

Yup. Peter learns about humility.

[@JAL_EDM]

And vulture saves him as well :)

[@Fyrecide]

He DID tell though: did you not read the note he left on the rubble right by where Vulture was tied up at the end? He signed it "Spider-Man". In any case, Tony definitely knew it was him because THAT'S what made Tony offer Peter the new suit. Were you even paying attention at all? That's kind of hard to miss.

[@KurowChibifan1]

@@Fyrecide he tells them that he found and caught the vulture, not that he saved his life. op means that he didn't tell anyone he saved vulture from almost dying.

[@Fyrecide]

@@KurowChibifan1 I’m pretty sure that is implied. Especially a genius like Tony has the smarts and tech to be able to discern what happened from the wreckage of the Vulture’s suit and how he’s still alive in jail. It doesn’t take Einstein to put 2 and 2 together for that situation.

[@lilywxjzu]

“You can’t be a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man without the neighborhood” -Peter, Infinity War

[@camslam1235]

He said it didnt make sense but actually it made a whole lot of sense

[@disconsolate3235]

CamSlam 123 exactly

[@a1burman01]

Definitely one of his underrated lines.

[@danielhissi585]

brosicle That should be change “You can’t be a friendly neighbourhood Spider-man, without spider man”

[@OnefinityAnimationsTSF101]

*insert thinking man meme*

[@ElsaRalske]

I also really loved how vulnerable peter is. A lot of times with male characters they aren't allowed to show any emotion beyond anger or strength, but this peter didn't follow that. I thought it was really refreshing to see a character who cries, messes up and feels sorry, shows his emotions, and genuinely cares about his friends while still being strong and saving lives in the process

[@orppranator5230]

a name Now imagine if he was crying when he had to save lives. That’s where the whole “control your emotions, men!” comes from- society needing men to do work. The rest comes from feminists straw-manning and gaslighting it into “men must be emotional bricks!”.

[@moonchild4100]

Nah, it's just good character writing. And with good I mean fleshed out and realistic. Seeing the hero struggling and facing consequences for their action is indeed more relateable.

[@conner3548]

That's why I loved this film and why Captain Marvel just didn't hit me, it's the level of emotion and working your way up to be something greater.

[@reddragonX1000]

@@conner3548 Exactly. It's that humanizing moment that makes a good hero and Cap Marvel lacks it. It's kinda funny how Vision or Gamora is more human and relatable than Carol Danvers.

[@conner3548]

@@reddragonX1000 Even Nebula shows her own emotions while also showing a real struggle and how Thanos treated her as well as how she evolved from the first Guardians to Endgame.

[@shorty9575]

that hug where tony was just trying to open the door, it was unscripted. tom holland just thought it would be funny if peter thought tony was trying to hug him, and rdj being, well, rdj, played off of that and it made for one of my favorite clips ever ((edit: also, tom holland did as many of his own stunts as possible. he's also trained in gymnastics and i just love him so much. tom holland is the best spiderman, imo.

[@alyssa2807]

Omg I didn't know that. So you're telling me that they wrote the hug scene in Endgame just as a nod to Tom's improvising? I love that so much

[@trequor]

@@alyssa2807 That's the story of the whole MCU baby. John Favreau's insane directing in Iron Man is what made the MCU what it is. Iron Man 1 had basically no script. Favreau just worked with the actors to make it happen. Even the insane ending line "I am Iron Man." was RDJ making shit up on the fly. Just think of how much one actor's ad-lib affected the MCU. The fact that they don't have secret identities is all because of one improvised line.

[@sofiyanali2489]

starzie COULDN’T AGREE MORE!!!

[@dariomontieri7062]

trequor to be fair I Am Iron Man was proposed on a dinner after the shooting of the scene...and then it was reshot saying this line...

[@sodapop7520]

There is no inside source that confirms that this scene is improvised. This scene was used to contrast Tony and Peter’s relationship from the end of civil war to the end of homecoming. It could have been improvised, but i highly doubt this because its a such a perfect comedic/deeper nod to character development and their relationships.

[@clearlyrebecca]

Probably very late to the party, but I love how they leaned into Vulture's whole aesthetic by making him a villain whose whole business is built on picking apart dead bodies. Just like how real vultures mostly scavenge for food rather than hunting. Edit: got to the end of the video. He totally addressed this already. Oops.

[@c-3po619]

Wow! I actually did wowed

[@infamous1403]

That is a really cool detail

[@noahparsons9248]

Really good observation dude! I didn't even realize that!

[@AkiraN19]

In that scene with Peter panicking, stuck under all that ruble, I got the sickest feeling in my stomach. It's acted so well; it's totally believable. I went full-on Tony Stark Paternal Instinct in that moment.

[@snmnmidld6203]

Legit hit me when he panicked, started tearing up thinking he couldn't do it screaming for help

[@dullicecream]

When I saw it in theaters, I almost cried tbh. I felt so scared and bad for him, even though I knew he'd make it out somehow.

[@anitralarae_mahjacat]

The Impossible would WRECK you

[@TheFlowey27]

No win for the ad that says, "Identity theft? Call us!" right next to the fake Avengers?

[@spotty4849]

Fluffboi McFlubbles Where does it say that?

[@brendanm4379]

@@spotty4849 18:45

[@arandomuser9459]

Fluffboi McFlubbles I laughed way to long at that.

[@Nugcon]

lmao

[@thedorkknight9684]

FREAKING GENIUS

[@novamber88]

HI SPIDER MAN, BAND PRACTICE WAS IT??? Tony Stark being the most explicit form of a dad to Peter Parker.

[@conner3548]

The super hero equivalent of your dad locking eyes with you at a party that he grounded you from going. Ironman:"I could've sworn band practice doesn't happen on boats...any chance you wanna "Explain" to me why this one IS on a boat?" Spiderman:"Oh...Sh-" Ironman:"Finish that word...and it WILL be your last through that mask young man."

[@alyssa2807]

@@conner3548 Underrated comment

[@conner3548]

@@alyssa2807 Thank you!

[@alyssa2807]

@@conner3548 Lol np

[@lifeontheledgerlines8394]

@@conner3548 "sh...arpness?" I saw it somewhere.

[@HelloImEnt]

I love how when aunt may screamed “what the fu-“ you can see Peters eyes widen

[@ikimiyu]

yes i was wheezing

[@t3chkn1ght]

There are only 2 wins I feel you forgot to mention. 1. The young Aunt May actually makes more sense than her previous incarnations. Think about it, it makes no sense for Peter's mother to have a sister that looks like she's in her 80's. Plus, it's his Aunt May, not his _Great_ Aunt May. 2. "I'm.....loooking......at porn."

[@lucaswarriorteammining5786]

All the previous incarnations make sense as well, in this one she looks to o young.

[@trojan_z1591]

Sci-FiGuy that’s true it’s his auntie not his grandma

[@MelodicDragon97]

His mom's sister? No, Aunt May is Peter's father's older brother's wife (which is why Ben and May were older). Ben was Peter's uncle by blood, while May was his aunt by marriage, hence why she has the same last name as her nephew.

[@wesuckatgames9549]

Still doesn't make sense for her to that old

[@LightBusterX]

Ungle Scrooge wants a word with you...

[@sepiasmith5065]

this movie just made me so giddy. I don't care about the criticisms and inconsistencies with other things. I just LOVE the humanity from Tom.

[@whitebeano6139]

Sepia Smith and that’s how you turned gay

[@jn2263]

Expiry it turned me gay

[@kawiianimekitty7472]

I actually like this movie allot. It's in my top 5 films in the marvel MCU AND one of my top 10 movies of all times

[@khomchat1]

@@jn2263 happy?

[@inka-on6mt]

@@whitebeano6139 I'm a girl but if i were a lesbian he would've turned me straight

[@goldensentinel7715]

A win for Tony telling Peter to not be like him. Because he doesn't want Peter to be like the man who made the Mandarin, who sold weapons that killed Wanda and Petro's parents, who made Ultron, and made a rift between the Avengers. Edit: Stop arguing down there.

[@SpairM]

Pietro, not Petro

[@pingpenguin7116]

Cap technically was the one who made the rift.

[@SpairM]

Ping Penguin really? Isn’t Tony the one who made it a fight? Cap was just trying to avoid Tony

[@justincox7955]

Cap caused the rift in the Avengers. I get tired of people not seeing it or recognizing it. Cap is the villain in Civil War, from not going along with Tony on the Accords and for lying to Tony for years and not telling him Bucky killed his parents

[@goldensentinel7715]

@@justincox7955 I just got this off TV Tropes.

[@FischerFilmStudio]

I love the detail that Peter’s constantly filming things because he has an interest in photography.

[@YoelSchwarz]

At least his counterparts

[@myweirdsecondchannelwithap9070]

Yeah it's cool how such a seemingly useless/unimportant character trait is always there in every version of his character, even ps5 peter

[@sirmcafee2365]

My favorite thing is the “friendly neighborhood Spider-Man” feel they got perfect in this. He is fitting the role of what spider man truly is to the city.

[@Reia.P]

@youtube account Recently I rewatched the Raimi's trilogy and… as movies they're not very good imo. The acting are quite bad, some lines are cringy, the story is okay… but I'll admit that they're fun to watch. Dr Octopus doesn't resemble his comic counterpart but still lovable. MJ is seriously the worst character and Aunt May is too rude in those. As a trailblazer it opened up a genre but the quality doesn't hold up to the standard now. I don't think in any means they're bad tho. Walking out of the theatre after watching Homecoming and FFH left me wanting more Spiderman. This version of Spiderman is friendly, funny but not cringy. Now I'm wishing Marvel to reboot the Fant4stic so that Spiderman got some buds. Change my mind.

[@dawsyncanipe7947]

@youtube account Oh my god shut the fuck up i legit am getting visibly annoyed just move on its a youtube comment damn

[@todaysdesperadohatesavocad7109]

@youtube account I haven't sussed if you're trolling, being a contrarian for the sake of it, or are genuinely this deluded. You obviously have a right to your opinion, but there is something about the level of misplaced passion for what are essentially schlocky camp-tastic and undeniably flawed films that spawned from the tail end of an age when comic book films were (at the time) C-quality novelties whose only saving grace was their charm that came from the godawful acting, cringe dialogue, cheap costumes, and admittedly loving direction despite the end result. You are blinded by nostalgia. The Tom Holland films aren't perfect, but compared to Raimi? Well, it doesn't even need to be said. It's not the love you have for the Raimi trilogy that irks and confuses me. It's the hatred for the Holland films that leaves me at a complete and utter loss.

[@todaysdesperadohatesavocad7109]

Whoa. I... feel guilty for rustling the jimmies of an obviously mentally unwell person. I hope you're doing okay, bud. Do you have a friend to call? Not even being facetious. I think some human interaction would do you some good. Good luck out there.

[@todaysdesperadohatesavocad7109]

Or when the other party has far too much to say and I have far less time to engage them. I'm simply not as passionate about this as you seem to be. Have a nice day.

[@Mike23443]

"When you can do the things that I can, but you don't, and then the bad things happen... they happen because of you." When I heard that line, I immediately thought it was said in direct relation to uncle Ben's death, which was never specifically noted, and if it did happen, it was off-screen, but I imagined that line encapsulated that entire arc within just one extremely meaningful sentence, because it is literally just a paraphrase of "with great power, comes great responsibility".

[@eaglefan2569]

There's also another subtle nod to Uncle Ben and what happened with him when Ned finds out he's Spider-Man and says he'll have trouble keeping the secret. "Ned, May cannot know. I cannot do that to her right now, you know? I mean, everything that’s happened with her, I... Please." And then Ned and Peter share a very specific look that tells you Peter isn't saying something that directly relates to this reason, but Ned knows what it is, and understands why Peter wouldn't want to say anything about it. My guess is Ned heard what had happened to Uncle Ben (and was likely friends with Peter at the time) and helped Peter through it (though probably isn't aware that Peter feels guilty for it). If Ned didn't know about Uncle Ben, they wouldn't have shared this look. Peter doesn't even mention what happened with May, but Ned doesn't even question it.

[@tristancarter6630]

Mike234 I still don’t understand that quote, why does the wording sound so weird

[@meganmcleod6152]

Nibbasaurus Rex what do you mean?

[@meganmcleod6152]

Yea for sure.

[@mr.morronic2099]

@@tristancarter6630 "when you can do the things you can..." im guessing this means he already knew (to an extent) what he could do with his powers and how he could control it and use it to save others "but you dont..." possibly referring to when he did the whole wrestler thing and won?? and was walking home and saw his uncle and he didnt do anything to stop it "and then the bad things happen, they happen because of you" they happen because of you, its a line that shows his guilt bc he feels like he didnt do anything, and didnt use the powers he had to stop his uncle from dying. at least, thats my take for it

[@lilslave4212]

When Tony was opening the door for Peter and he said “I’m not giving you a hug I’m just opening the door for you. We’re not there yet.” It was kind of Infinity War shadowing.

[@Lonect7]

Lil Slave Not really because Peter’s whole death scene was improvised.

[@SlasherHorrorMovies1]

@@Lonect7 but it forshadowed it

[@wesuckatgames9549]

there's a difference between improv and totally new stuff. you really think they made up Spider-man's death on the spot?

[@Lonect7]

WeSuckAt Games No, Spider-Man’s death was part of the script, but the hug was not. Tom Holland did not know about his death until they filmed that scene. When he learned that he was going to die, he improvised from the “I don’t feel so good” to the dusting.

[@amedits8310]

But it wasn’t really a hug either. Peter cling to tony and tony just stood there holding him up so if it’s s foreshadowing then it’s saying they never “get to that point”

[@gabyperez9502]

i hope tom holland plays Spiderman for a long time. he perfectly plays the role by just being a kid. peter wasnt invincible, he had to learn this to get to where he was later in the next few movies

[@windetta551]

After no way home Tom said he's not going to do any more movies.

[@joshualilleker4005]

@@windetta551 just searched and can’t find that statement anywhere at all

[@Nadie47]

@@windetta551 there's actually rumors that marvel is going to do a college trilogy for Spidey lol

[@mr.bisness7617]

@@windetta551 where did you get the information from

[@unlimitedsqworks1881]

@@windetta551 go back to being discord mod

[@emmacook5658]

•In Spider-Man Homecoming• Tony:Stay close to the ground Peter •Next movie that Peter is in• LETS GO FIGHT AN ALIEN IN SpAcE

[@Emperorofthemoon1]

Imagine that convo with Aunt May. "So, Tony wants me to go fight aliens in space. Can I go?" "Absolutely NOT!" "You know I'll just find some convoluted way to go anyway, right?"

[@bronsonferrigno2453]

Yeah an alien who is literally the most powerful in the universe, AT LEAST.

[@hyperblitz2077]

Spider-Man: (gets hit by the guardians of the galaxy's ship in space)

[@doggosho3044]

That Star Kid logic

[@TonyQuinn]

That Star Kid That bugs me quite a bit. I want to see Spider-Man in a few movies just doing his thing, and then team up with the Avengers or whoever a while later. Instead it feels like they’re just shoving him in Infinity War because “the fans want to see it” or something.

[@cakesmaya1775]

this movie gets a win for making everyone on my band bus go "he quit marching band???" in quiet horror when we discovered peter quit marching band when we watched this movie on the way back from utah

[@faye_bones6452]

Same (emotion, not situation). Also, now I need to know what instrument he played (my money's on percussion).

[@ballisticboo7808]

@@faye_bones6452 as a percussionist myself he absolutely played percussion

[@bumblebee4245]

I feel like he has the comedic quips to be a saxophonist though

[@Herzyyyy]

@@bumblebee4245 he’s definitely a tuba

[@bumblebee4245]

@@Herzyyyy also a good possibility

[@p9nt6gr6m4]

Endgame spoiler - 2:23 "we're not there yet" right in the feels.

[@insertname4474]

p9nt6gr6m im feeling it now :'(

[@user-sm1uw6bo1h]

How is that a spoiler?

[@insertname4474]

@@user-sm1uw6bo1h have you not watch End game Spoilers When they all came back to fight Thanos Spider man told Tony about what happened when he woke up and Tony went and HUGGED Peter that's why it's a spoiler Also May Tony Stark rest in peace May Natasha always be known and loved for what she did 😊😢

[@darksev.6468]

We did it Mr Stark.

[@GaryThomas-zw3wd]

Oh that scene was adorable😍

[@rogueguardian]

You know, I really love how distinctive each MCU film is, doctor strange is a fantasy film, winter soilder feels like a spy mystery thriller, and homecoming feels well.... Like a highschool movie. No one movie in this entire saga feels beat beat for beat the same. And I really like that.

[@AllCentaur]

I love the eyes getting huge, that detail is so small but worth it

[@alyssa2807]

Where?

[@bionicalcometical7827]

Alyssa Marasco literally every time he gets surprised

[@devincredible3466]

On the what the f- scene

[@clorbdorb1245]

By far, my favorite part of Marvel's spidey is that he's a KID. They need to write him like one. Peter is supposed to be my age, and in these movies (as in civil war, infinity war, and obviously this one) he behaves exactly how I and a bunch of my classmates and friends would. He's excited, he's happy to be part of something, he's dorky and nervous but he lets himself have fun, and he's confident in himself even when he messes up. I ADORE Tom Holland's portrayal.

[@benwykes4736]

Yep

[@KillerDoh]

Pineapple Juice He’s supposed to be like 17 not 14

[@ThatOneBlacksmithGuy]

THIS

[@Linda-ro3yp]

@@KillerDoh he's actually 15 in homecoming. Hè said so to Stark after the ferry incident..

[@soul7445]

@@KillerDoh he's 15

[@playererror4044]

The thing I liked best about this film was that the high school actually looked like it had teenagers there, not twenty five year old's like every other Spiderman thing. Also the fact it doesn't end on a funeral, its the second one that didn't.

[@noaht6920]

“Blue beamed to space”, he predicted infinity war

[@alfa01spotivo]

lol Tom Holland does not look 15 though. He is atleast 18 and so is everyone else. Im 15 and I look really young compared to him.

[@1SSJA]

@@alfa01spotivo well it's hard to find talented 15 years who can perfectly act out a Spiderman AND Peter Parker like Tom Holland. Especially since he also had the accent gap.

[@alfa01spotivo]

Cheif Boom lol I know that. They could've just said they're 18, idk why they wanted them to be 15. They're in high school so they could pass for 18.

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

alfa01spotivo because 18 year olds don’t go to high school unless they dropped a year?

[@GoddessGirl2121]

The scariest part of the scene with Vulture in the car is that given Peter’s enhanced senses even if he didn’t see the gun he would have heard it being cocked,and he would have been able to smell the gunpowder plus the whole thing is a stark reminder that Peter really is just a kid. Sidenote I actually found Vulture more terrifying when he was out of the Vulture suit and was just being Toome’s, he was actually super intimidating just as a normal guy.

[@peacecitizen1]

You missed the color shift in the car, to red on vulture's face as he realizes who Peter is.

[@sh_joy]

I think it's supposed to be the traffic lights on his face symbolising him realising the truth - as he figures it out the light goes from red to green.

[@rattlesnakejake956]

I can't believe you didn't win that hilarious scene when Ned said "I'm...looking...at...porn."

[@ReusableRocket]

he probably didn’t mention it because of KZbin guidelines :/

[@the-anhpham3364]

@@ReusableRocket well cinema sins could do it

[@biobeat5342]

KZbin stuff. Vid probs would’ve been taken down :/

[@seanmartin6314]

honestly i didnt like that part it shouldve been more young audience friendly like "im playing minecraft"

[@xd983]

​@@seanmartin6314 nah

[@sephzoltan]

As someone who sat till the end of the credits even after the cinema was telling us that they needed to clean up the area, to get the Captain America "patience" bit was simultaneously hilarious and made me feel like an idiot. Good film.

[@peterlewerin4213]

This one was really good. Tom Holland is excellent! The "teenagers" were, overall, fairly great. Marisa Tomei doesn't try to expand a rather small role, but packs very much into it. Michael Keaton brings psychological realism to comicbook villainy. He is definitely a bad guy, he's just a principled eye-for-an-eye guy: if you help him or at least don't mess with him, you are safe. Threaten his plans, you are dead. RDJ performs a high-schooler's idea of an adult: doesn't help, doesn't listen, doesn't appreciate, doesn't realize that in your own eyes you already are what you are striving to become. And, ultimately, someone who actually cares, tries to help without keeping you from growing, and who you really should have listened to.

[@achillescomedown]

I still can't get over how much I love this Spidey. Dude, when he dessapeared in Infinity War, I legit wanted to scream “mY S O N-”, like when Thanos killed Loki.

[@spikey8047]

Weeb alert.

[@captainzaria9152]

skeet mcthankies shut up just because they were emotional about the death doesn’t make them a weeb

[@Falllll]

I thought it was hilarious.

[@moizo9795]

Pretty weird ngl

[@tayla3095]

@@spikey8047 weeb is to do with anime.. not real action marvel movies. Wrong analogy 😂😂😂👌

[@da_shadowwarrior8613]

Coming back to watch this, I just have one thing to say: (beware, potential Endgame spoiler) ,Karen, activate instant kill' was so satisfying

[@alyssa2807]

I know I love it when it comes full circle. Peter looks out for the little guy, and he's willing to kill the big guy to do it

[@m0n5a80]

I know right? I even said "Finally!" when that happened and no one understood why.

[@Silver5kull]

about time

[@kylecampbell565]

M0n5a though given the suit in this film doesn’t have legs what would it have done in homecoming?

[@berengustav7714]

@@m0n5a80 So did I

[@Sapphirestreak]

I remember the scene when vulture opened the the door everyone just gasped in the theatre in shock and then there was this eerie silence.

[@slimswivel3438]

Aroush Q lol ikr I heard some whispering in the theater until that very moment

[@android19willpwn]

That was a twist that I should have seen coming, but absolutely didn't. It was really well executed.

[@Ok-eg8dg]

Aroush Q no, everyone is normally quiet in a cinema. I didn't feel shocked. Ur cinema must have assholes that keep talking

[@andrewswitzer6334]

O K I have never been in a truly quiet theatre. Not even in ones with supposed policies of kicking noisy folks out.

[@Ok-eg8dg]

@@andrewswitzer6334 I feel bad for u. The loudest my cinema has been is when I went to watch homecoming some dick kept commenting about the movie every time he thinks he can say something funny. I felt like chucking popcorn at him. Fortunately he wasn't too loud

[@codered2358]

1:56 you can just feel how genuine that was. That laugh and tom hallond eyeing him and half mouthing "what" I can't- it's too pure

[@codyjake6284]

Doesn’t young aunt may make more sense since that’s his mother/father sister unless his parents are really old. Also it was a great twist on the character,in my head this makes a lot more sense.

[@felynecomrade]

She's his aunt because she was married to Uncle Ben.

[@ginae.2462]

She's not even young, Marisa Tomei was in her 50s when the movie came out. The people that are complaining think she's 20 something and don't know any better. She's supposed to be his aunt, not grandmother. She's his aunt by marriage, so Uncle Ben was his blood uncle and she was his wife before his death.

[@wingedkatgirl]

100% agree

[@nathanholland8812]

I always assumed, having never read the comics, that "Aunt" was kinda euphomistic, like, maybe his parents told him that he was gonna be staying with his "Aunt and Uncle" for a while before they die offscreen

[@smuggaming3730]

The Moment Tony came out his Suit. Peter: OMG, ITS ROBERT DOWNEY JR!

[@NoobsailerRBH]

Are we sure it's not his stunt double? **raises eyebrows** Huh? Huuuh?

[@Z3nku1]

Tom Holland needs to play Spider-Man for a long time. He fits the roll so well

[@MrHammyStar]

Unmasked God yes.

[@warfruins5897]

Well...

[@starice5095]

Oof

[@zachwaterston2119]

Hard no!

[@shrimpyshrimp2243]

F

[@maximumbain4695]

Toms acting in the scene where he figures out where Vulture is Liz' dad! Damn you can see in the paleness of his face he was truly scared in that moment. amazing acting!

[@laurenballou1615]

People need to stop hating on MJ. You need to understand she is NOT Mary Jane from the Spiderman trilogy. She is Michelle Jones, her own unique character, and her saying she went by MJ in homecoming was just a little reference that marvel wanted us to have fun with. Don't hate homecoming MJ because she isn't like the original MJ!

[@sonjah7043]

Lauren Ballou I’m actually very glad, that Michelle is Michelle. She’s a queen

[@joaopescusa]

The original MJ is trash. Glad we get a new one.

[@alexanders2669]

BlameTheFlame I was gonna say you were wrong about that, but i did some research, and you’re right. Mary Jane is so bad.

[@adrien6113]

Finally someone with the same viewpoint. Mcu spidey is perfect all around

[@lenny4039]

@@alexanders2669 First Spiderman trilogy MJ is really bad, Comics MJ is great and MCU MJ is actually pretty great too

[@nemnyoom]

honestly, i really liked the little details!!! ned has a "this is fine" sticker from the meme on his laptop, and the kids playing fmk, and may helping peter learn how to tie a tie off of youtube. they all just make the characters feel like real people. of course ned likes memes. kids always play mildly age-inappropriate games, and if betty brant lives somewhere like harlem, of course she's not going to like the hulk honestly, ned deserves a lot more wins. i just really like ned

[@__-eu7wu]

I agree

[@eaglefan2569]

Ned is such a bro and I can genuinely say Ned's addition to the story improves the movie more than it would've had he not been included.

[@SuperFlik]

One thing I think needs to be pointed out more about Zendaya's character is that through out the movie, she is called "Michelle," so while at the end she gives herself the nickname "MJ," she is not the same Mary Jane Watson as from the comics. Also, this is the MCU, Earth-1999999, not Earth-616 from the comics. Characters are going to be different from what people are used to, for example on Earth-50101 Spider-Man is a young boy from India and on Earth-1610 Norman Osborn turns himself and Harry into actual goblins-monsters

[@lindhe]

Ooh! MJ makes sense now! Thanks.

[@Silver5kull]

Actually it is 616 and the marvel multiverse is a part of the MCU

[@jaysflight.]

septicplier Loler I’m pretty sure the main storyline of the MCU isn’t 616. I mean, stuff is clearly different from the comics. But yes, there absolutely is a multiverse, and the 616 one is out there 👀

[@saphire_flame]

It’s not 616.

[@tristancarter6630]

septicplier Loler sike nigga

[@peppermintcardboard]

“Just make a deal with Fox, and done!” Disney: I’ll do you one better. We’ll buy Fox.

[@thesparks00]

Why is Fox

[@imanhaziq8074]

@@thesparks00 I'll do you another one How is Fox?

[@TheLejonktopusFiles]

@@imanhaziq8074 who is fox

[@IamaPERSON]

@@TheLejonktopusFiles when is Fox?

[@HorrorMonster4406]

@@IamaPERSON Where is Fox?

[@juggerNOTtoday]

12:48 my all-time favourite part in that scene is when it clicks for Toomes, the red light turns green

[@zewasplays]

Holy shit

[@stratocasterelite2037]

I don't know why people say that Peter's tech is too "out of character", or, "too overpowered." The spider tracer is actually one of his gadgets in the comics. So he is just being more like the comic counterpart than other incarnations.

[@ericroberts7655]

RIGHT???

[@trulyspxrkz]

I don't think people realize how much tech Peter actually uses in the comics. Literally the only thing they didn't go right is that he makes 90% of his own tech. They forget he has an IQ of 250...

[@squeaphily7325]

@@trulyspxrkz 200.

[@owlstagawn1106]

I love how this Spiderman film subverts every trope that happens in the previous Spiderman films. The villain doesn't kill himself at the end, there's no funeral, and Peter doesn't struggle with his powers. EDIT: I'm referencing Honest Trailers by the way. Although given recent events, it probably wasn't the best time.

[@bfplay4freebattlefie]

well he kind of struggles - after unlocking the suit.

[@valentintourtois2618]

I get your point but he does struggle with his powers. In the "giving directions to old ladys and webbing people trying to get in their own cars" montage, he does fall flat on his face by mistake. And after he "unlocks" his suit he does struggle A LOT to use it. But I agree with you, a lot of people blame this movie for being "yet another spiderman movie", but it was a really fresh take on the character.

[@thechosenone5093]

Well that's a bland story. Let me guess he starts off with street thugs then has one encounter with the vulture and then has a final battle at the end?

[@Asaylum117]

Yep. Let's get rid of everything that made Spider-Man memorable. As much as I am glad that a villian doesn't commit suicide again, I feel like Peter NOT struggling with his new found powers just turns it off for me. That's what makes Spider-Man so memorable. The fact that he strugles with dealing with his powers, balancing both his social life and superhero life and keeping his identity a secret. It would make more sence if Peter was a lot older, then he wouldn't strugle with his powers, but if this movie showed us anything, is that Peter just got his powers, so he has a lot to learn.

[@Ultrasonix3]

and he does but in a different way.

[@DrgoFx]

5:36 I'm an only child, and I got bunk beds for both sleep overs, and also because the bunk bed I got, the bottom bunk folded into a couch, which made playing videos games a lot more comfortable.

[@ImBilly]

17:10 not sure if anyone pointed this out or not, but peter's phone is cracked, which signifies that he really is just a teen who can be clumsy and drop his phone even though he's a dope superhero

[@PeterAckarey]

And apparently CinemaWins spellchecker is also cracked because the subtitles say "Peter Park" during this bit.

[@Emperorofthemoon1]

It also appears more and more cracked as the movie goes on, which means that he probably had his phone in his boot or something as Spider-man, and it got cracked during the fights.

[@eviltoad746]

Also, the way it is at the end of the movie, its "spiderwebbed" cracked ;)

[@aidanweiler4632]

Marvel actually confirmed that, just because a movie is released that year, it doesn’t mean it takes place in that year.

[@gracekim1998]

Aidan Weiler that makes more sense

[@ianloree2784]

Aidan Weiler That’s true, but in the scene with Aaron Davis, Peter’s suit shows that this movie takes place in 2017.

[@chrishall2594]

Pretty stupid to assume the former.

[@nieznajomy4398]

it fucked up because before time between movies was passing just like in real world and this movie changed everything.

[@spencerhargrave8599]

LegendOfPokemon Doctor Strange fucked up time

[@w.t.dproductions8255]

He totally forgot when the vulture figured out he was spiderman the light turned green as a representation of the vulture

[@FawzanSiddiqui]

And also that when the light was red, that was Toomes confirming whether Peter was definitely Spider-Man, and when it turned green, he was sure.

[@Beamer490]

Vulture: Keeps peter’s identity a secret because he saved him Mysterio: *doxxes a child*

[@Brianimal14]

I watched this in theatre and one of the two guys in front of me said "what a whimp" at 13:57 ... I'm sorry, but how would you react if you were being crushed under rubble?!?!? Probably the same reaction as Peter

[@liarose2054]

probably just a bunch of dumb jocks high on their own testosterone and toxic masculinity

[@echo3841]

okay i need location on this two imma avenge little peter parker

[@KAIsibs]

Alright… where the nearest useless building so I can reenact this scene with these people

[@darthpennythewise4723]

14:36 "I'm just happy that they didn't go blue beam to space." Infinity War: "Mr. Stark I'm being beamed up.ĺ

[@kaih_28]

🤣 funny enough EGA Infinity War is the next video. (At least I think so 🤷‍♂️)

[@PS4everROCKS]

I love this channel. There’s just something cathartic about someone nitpicking the good things instead of the bad of movies. It also creates an enriching environment wherein you’re not afraid to like a certain movie because there’s definitely some good to see in it.

[@angeloyojones4416]

kidplague7 correct

[@andrewman1]

kidplague7. Both CinemaWins and CinemaSins are amazing. Neither is better, neither is worse. All depends on your mood

[@NEWmr180787]

That's why I really like this channel, you said it perfectly man :) There's enough snarky, sarcastic-type KZbin movie channels that nitpick and criticise everything in film. While that's fun, it can get tiresome and some positivity is a welcome change for me.

[@KuroCaliber]

I read this in his voice.

[@angeloyojones4416]

The Marvel maniac hi???

[@coitze8704]

Everything Great about Spiderman: Homecoming: 1. Everything

[@step2807]

perfect spider man movie

[@dr1036]

@@step2807 far better than far from home

[@tantris2876]

@@dr1036 FFH is Far From Better

[@tantris2876]

FFB?

[@Matt-rm5ir]

You could honestly hear everyone gasp in my theater when Michael Keaton showed up at the door when Peter was picking up his date. It was such a well developed twist! I think it honestly had to do with the fact that they changed up the race of some people as well, and the way that all of the focus on Vulture's character was strictly on his criminal life. It isn't until now when we see his more human side. And we're caught off guard just like Peter (and it's rare when a film like this can do that)

[@joshuasimons7883]

Matt D I watched it with my girlfriend and we both couldn't handle this tension. It was to much to bare. But what I really like about this twist is that they gave small little hints before the reveal. I catched them when I rewatched it a month ago.

[@DNephilim]

Matt D it was obvious and not even a twist

[@jaymz_rg1003]

Yeah, that tells me that this version of Liz isn't Liz Allan. Why would Liz be named Allan and Vulture's last name be Toomes? Maybe it's just a nod to Liz Allan like Michelle was a nod to Mary Jane.

[@Altherot]

Easy explanation - her mother's last name is Allan and I believe that after the Homecoming ending her parents will get divorced with her accepting mother's last name, thus Liz Allan.

[@alessandraalvizo7134]

The best thing about it was how it was this cute upbeat music showing his excitement for the dance, and then the beat getting cut off by the reveal. So creative.

[@slippys.3599]

I've watched the movie twice but it always gets me when the vulture opened the door

[@Emperorofthemoon1]

I've seen it four times and the scene in the car on the way to the dance still terrifies me. Michael Keaton was SO. GOOD.

Slippy S. You ar truly an idiot

[@bluetroublehh]

Slippy S. I get anxiety in the car scene

[@pinkpixels4499]

Me too, even the second time I watched it the part when he holds up a knife I thought he was gonna stab the heck out of him. I love this movie so much!

[@Hexagonaldonut]

We all got duped. Trust me, when I saw it the first time, I just. Paused. It caught me COMPLETELY off-guard.

[@rubencabral1838]

What I loved about Tom's Spiderman is the fact that as a kid I can relate to him the same way older fans related to the character back when the marvel cinematic universe wasn't even an idea. The Spider man role has been passed like a torch and people have grown up with it from to the people who watched the Maguire's movies as children who are now adults to the children who are currently watching Tom's iteration brings a sense that as viewers Spiderman has come full circle and the older audience can share something with their children that they treasured which can then can be passed on Edit: Woah didn't expect many likes but thanks guys😁

[@andrewman1]

Ruben Cabral. Well sadly all the idiots worshipping Maguire are always trying to be as toxic as possible nowadays :/

[@baker8981]

People worship Maguire because the films that he starred in were extremely well-made and had great characters and heart.

[@NightwolfSteve]

nitt and then came Andrew Garfield, who ruined Spider-Man’s reputation.

[@JoBo0209]

I don't think Garfield ruined Spidey. He just didn't seem like a kid who would get bullied in highschool. The movies also suffered from the writers trying to cram too much stuff into one movie.

[@danielwood6833]

Ruben Cabral Could not have said it better myself :) Andrewman 03 same can be said for Homecoming fans. There are always two sides to every coin ;)

[@betternamecame]

I really like the little subtle thing about Peter being slightly afraid of the plane referencing his parent's deaths.

[@payandbrigaming8285]

“When you can do the things i can... and you dont... and then the bad things happen... they happen because of you” A little showing of peters backstory. He became Spiderman because he didnt get a badguy and then the badguy killed ben

[@vinylth]

Pay and Bri Gaming they didn't want Ben in this story so it may just be someone else.

[@SonnySantana2099]

black.heart.loner nigga it was Ben. Tf r u saying

[@bussdownthotiana5245]

@@vinylth they didn't include ben because there's already been 2 takes on the origin story already. this movie wasn't establishing his character because it was already established.

[@jamiegomez899]

jesus with a lowercase j They didn’t wanna show him since we’re overexposed to Ben’s death and spider bite/discovers powers scene, but it is uncle Ben who died

[@OGrupxe]

Gotta love how they made Vulture almost an actual Vulture in this movie. The Avengers took down the main threats, then Vulture and his team went in and took the goodies from the carcasses, all the while keeping themselves far away from major threats that they surely would not be able to beat, like the Avengers.

[@MythicGirl2210]

18:52 "I'm not tryna... sHoOt tHeM BaCk iN TiMe" Omg, Glover was MY FAVORITE character!!! X'D X'D *"I DIDN'T EVEN GIVE YOU THE LOCATION YET."* Priceless!! XD

[@spaceylacey83]

That whole scene was fantastic. "I'M NOT A GIRL, I'M A BOY!" We need some Donald Glover as legit Prowler STAT..

[@alyssa2807]

Ikr? He was awesome

[@Silver5kull]

@@spaceylacey83 I MEAN MAN

[@blackSUAAAVE]

Yeah, that was pretty funny...the shoot them back in time thing.

[@AJkingwing]

4:08 I noticed how Cinemasins puts on random sins to pad out the sin counter, while Cinemawins puts on random wins because they love the movie and their fans. :)

[@YoelSchwarz]

The main reason I prefer cinemawins

[@zeMusicluver]

I never understood why people were up in arms about Aunt May. Sure, she looks younger than the other iterations, but so does Tom Holland--and it evens the plane out a little bit in a great way. (Also, I think people forget that Marisa Tomei is in her 50's. Looks great for her age, though!)

[@GetulioDeLeon]

I dont like that aunt may is young because in the comics one of the reasons he becames spiderman is because aunt may is a old lady that cant sustain herself. And it felt a lot more heartbreaking when uncle Ben died, with this young iteration feels like the motivation of becoming spiderman is lost.

[@GetulioDeLeon]

But despite that I really like this version for the MCU.

[@guessimnoah7233]

"aunt Ben"

[@GetulioDeLeon]

Yeah you right, sorry for my english. It's my second language.

[@SlasherHorrorMovies1]

@@GetulioDeLeon u do know marissa tomei is in her 50s right?

[@Excalibur-Sonic]

I also like how they fix the issue with the eyes. In the comic the eyes were used to emote but the first two spidermen movies it was just a still mask.

[@danielwood6833]

first two? *all the films

[@neonal18]

I think he meant the first two Spider-Man movie SERIES. That would be accurate.

[@brandtthebrent7227]

I really like the choice of using the Vulture as the villain for a Spider-Man movie. He's a lot less iconic than the Spider-Man villains we've seen before in Green Goblin, Doc. Oct, and Venom. No one else ever really fought him, which is great for using him in Spidey's movie. they even write it so that he lives up to his name, scavenging alien tech. This movie was a big reminder for me why I loved Spider-Man so much as a kid.

[@__-eu7wu]

Tom Holland is bae spidey

[@Satherian]

"Everyone thinks you fall into your designated groups for 4 years." I mean....yeah Also, Aunt May looking younger definitely works. If Peter is ~15, then his Mom could be 40 (if she was alive and had Peter at 25). Heck, Aunt May could be the younger sister to Peter's Mom, so she could easily be 35, which is wayyyyy younger than the previous Aunt May's that looked 60+

[@MrOtakuNE]

The moment under the rubble when Peter's calling for help really bothers me, maybe because I'm the oldest of 4. Big brother protecting instincts are strong.

[@des.9831]

i KNOW, it hurts me and i just feel the need to go there and HELP HIM, which really pushes the point of how he’s so young. really makes people feel for him.

[@jhinabloomingflower807]

Its bad acted, very forgettable scene

[@alyssa2807]

@@jhinabloomingflower807 How so? That's pretty much spot on how a kid as young as that would react to being literally crushed by cement. I think Tom deserves an Oscar specifically for that scene, his death scene, and Tony's death scene

[@theriptide9461]

@@jhinabloomingflower807 ?

[@eaglefan2569]

@@alyssa2807 Correction, that's how pretty much *_everyone_* would react to being crushed by cement. When my family went hiking one year, a two ton boulder fell onto my older sister and pinned her to the ground by her chest and stomach. We all panicked and managed to get it off of her and that is exactly how she and we reacted to that scenario. Regardless of age, a vast majority of people are gonna panic like that when they're pinned and being crushed. It's just natural.

[@saurabhraj2027]

there was DC's flash reference in the movie too.. *"See Flash, being the fastest isn't always the best if you are wrong."*

[@KookiesNolly]

when she said that I wanted to scream "BURN!!"

[@Thumprsbro]

No win for "I'm... looking... at... pooooorn..."?

[@MrCreeperquest]

Thumprsbro it's supposed to be family friendly

[@SpensaZangetsu]

Wheres that in the movie

[@dannyfairall112]

Spencer:when a teacher sees ned on the computers in the library and asks him what he's doing he responds with "I'm.....looking....at....poooorn"

[@moe-iv7uq]

He also forgot the moment when MJ waves at Peter then flips him off.

[@JRGomez81]

Okay so funny story, I took my godkids to see this movie with their parents thinking, "it's Spider-Man, it's fine for young kids" then that line happened and one of the boys looked at me and ask: "what's porn?" I never changed a subject so fast...

[@toonpacha2396]

For me one of the funniest parts was when MJ flipped him off after waving to him

[@bobbluered8984]

Tony Stark's care for results over intent is actually a very consistent character trait. Stark's a utilitarian, a perfect contrast to the deontological Captain America, and exactly the kind of personality you'd expect a CEO to have- results matter in Stark's line of work, they always have.

[@i.wannabe.m.e]

*_”I can’t be a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man if there’s no neighborhood”_*

[@TheDaxter11]

you cant be a friendly neighborhood spiderman if theres no spiderman

[@janissaquintero7652]

"Okay, that didn't really make sense, but you know what i'm trying to say."

[@josh12]

We won Mr.Stark We did it. I love you 3,000.

[@mennograafmans1595]

@Ethan Kellerman The first 2 words don't need context. They are the biggest spoiler you can get.

[@daltonkalna3191]

@Ethan Kellerman until you gave them context

[@riddhim254]

STAHP IT

[@alexbenjaminlubbers]

*crying*

[@ES-qx6ip]

@Ethan Kellerman the way endgame worked, particularly after they were already advertising Spiderman, is that the audience knew that the avengers would win, really, there was no point in pretending they wouldn't. The thing people were wondering was at what cost. Which turned out to be two of the og avengers, including the godfather of the mcu

[@Phoenix_11_17]

Give more points to the fact that people were more suspicious of Peter being spider man because they actually realize he goes missing and then spider man shows up

[@captainjakemerica4579]

The Spider-Man movie we needed and deserved this movie was great at introducing Spider-Man to the MCU and telling his own story while also playing against all the tropes from the Raimi and Webb movies and Michael Keaton is the best villain since Alfred Molina as Doc Ock

[@raptorus7773]

I like how this came out shortly before the Spider-Man game trailer came out.

[@jjuchii]

Toby Hriatpuia .......

[@logansmith7517]

Toby Hriatpuia Dude... wth?

[@Warden_Vtel]

Also, best cast for Spiderman imo

[@diamondspiderproductions4844]

Donsmacker1 I agree, Tom was perfect!!

[@diamondspiderproductions4844]

Anonymous User Flash and MJ were not done well, but I think the casting of Peter makes up for that. I hate the MJ thing most because flash is supposed to be more modern because we don't see jocks being bullies like in the comics now a days.

[@mjela4516]

DiamondSpiderProductions Michelle was a quite interesting and compelling character, I actually wished for her to be Peter's gf instead of a bland LI. Even if she isnt MJ from the comics. A good reimagining. Flash... wasn't. Even if I appreciate the idea.Penis Parker oh god

[@diamondspiderproductions4844]

M Jela I didn't like that Michelle was MJ. I do in fact like Michelle as a character. I hope they forget the whole MJ thing and introduce Mary Jane later, but I'm fine with Michelle. I also don't like Flash. I see why they changed him but as Anonymous User said, it kinda ruins our chances at Agent Venom and Agent Venom is an awesome character who deserves a movie!

[@doctor99267]

The M.J thing was clearly an easter egg if they were going to have Mary jane she would be called mary jane

[@DemonQueenIshino]

1:58 tom holand’s face straight up turns into a combination of disgust and "is that even on the script?"

[@brecksunlin4606]

also, i don’t know if you noticed this, but the red light from the street turns green the moment toomes finally pieces together that peter is spidey. a neat artistic choice.

[@justinleon6506]

Beekeeper Breck that was my favorite part of that scene. The way did it was flawless and really added to the tension of it all especially with what he said at the moment

[@tynangibson1307]

Just realized that was Aaron davis as in miles morales uncle.....how can i be so oblivious

[@eaglefan2569]

I completely missed it in many, many rewatches too. But this actually makes me wonder if we'll be getting Miles in later phases, since they DID introduce Aaron Davis casually and make mention of Miles indirectly. It wouldn't surprise me terribly if they did or didn't, but it would be a welcome surprise bringing two Spideys into the MCU.

[@ryan9877]

@@eaglefan2569 Miles would be years older now with the end of endgame

[@eaglefan2569]

@@ryan9877 Yep. Would start getting around the right age now, if they decided to go that route.

[@Leach-ez7dq]

@@ryan9877 assuming he didn't get snapped. Ned and peter stayed the same age because both got snapped.

[@ragnar3203]

Tynan Gibson AKA the PROWLER

[@autumnfaraday5649]

Might I add that I appreciated the lack of a kiss scene? The simple, awkward "I like you" kept Peter grounded in his shy teenage personality, not some "I've been reborn as a suave and confident badass in my superhero lifestyle" thing that you'd expect.

[@awildfilingcabinet6239]

2:55 great point. There are definitely cliques, and people hang out with their typical groups, but there’s no set boundaries might get you ostracized if you cross them. My best friend plays smash during lunch, but sometimes I go to sit with another friend of mine, who was homecoming royalty. After school I might hang out with my friends before their track practice starts, but only if I don’t see my theater friends first. We don’t just talk to the same 5 people every day

[@whoopdee-doo6393]

*_thats a very aggressive way to hold a knife._*

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

The key observation is what a perfectly well-rounded Peter Parker, the Amazing Spider-Man Tom Holland is. Honestly Tobey Maguire may never be unseated as the definite Peter Parker (the same way Christopher Reeve may never be unseated as the definitive Superman), but his take on Spider-Man was pretty much Peter in a suit. And while lots of people hated Andrew Garfield's lame take on Peter, he had the quipping and motor mouth stuff while in costume as Spider-Man down to a fine art. Holland is the first one to really match the _comics_ character by combining both aspects of Peter Parker/Spider-Man together.

[@jcIIXVIIIVII]

I never cared for Toby's version...because of that...an entire generation grew up actually thinking his webs were biologically produced by his own body...and his attitude and appearance was nothing like how Spidey/Peter was in the comics. And his relationship with M.J. was weak as hell. They act like they were best friends their whole lives even though clearly they wasn't, and even though we never saw them elevate to that type of relationship on screen. She was just there as a damsel in distress, basically like Lois in every Superman film. Their "best friend" relationship just felt too forced and bland. The villains and story however were great. But personally, I always felt Toby was a complete mismatch to play Spidey/Peter...but all of this still doesn't mean I didn't enjoy the 1st iteration of my 2nd all-time favorite superhero...Captain America is 1st lol But Holland as Spider-Man and Peter Parker, to me, is the epitome of everything Spider-Man and Peter. Even the late great Stan Lee said that Holland is exactly what he pictured in his head as he was creating Spider-Man. He never said that about Toby or the other guy lol so that right there puts Tom at numero uno for me.

[@__-eu7wu]

+Joshua Channing 👏👏👏👏👏

[@tayla3095]

I agree Maguire was an amazing Spider-Man Garfield was an amazing Peter Parker Tom Holland is an amazing Peter Parker and Spider-Man

[@SonnySantana2099]

ArcaneAzmadi not true. Andrew was the best peter Parker and Spider-Man. Tom was only good at being a teenager. He wasn’t a good Spider-Man

[@SonnySantana2099]

tori brooke nigga idgaf. Am I 5? I’m supposed to respect ur opinion or you’ll cry? Foh

[@cavemancelettuce4201]

9:56 - kinda was wishing that you would win how instead of instantly gripping to the wall after jumping...leaping?...those few yards, he slides backwards a little bit before really getting his grip, showing how his whole "stick to walls" thing isn't just an automatic thing that happens, it's a physical aspect of him and he needs to actually concentrate to use it, and if hes just climbed something incredibly tall like the washington monument he's gonna be tired, genetically altered to have the strength ratios of a spider or not. I think that's the first time we have seen a really good example of how peter's spidey powers are a skill that he has to develop and consciously use. and honestly it was probably my favorite bit from this movie, just because of how much attention to detail there was put into it. edit: it happens on the bottom of the jet too, although more because the wind is really strong that from prolonged physical exertion. either way, win for attention to physiological detail by the directors

[@adou3252]

Both this and your pfp show your incredibly high iq

[@danielaj-_-9375]

My favorite scene is in the bank, where Spider-man confronts the robbers wearing Avengers masks, because the poster behind him says, “Identity theft? We have you covered” and then Peter makes a joke about them “being the Avengers” when they really obviously aren’t the avengers, it’s just perfect lol

[@lastlife0726]

Holy shit dude. So I've praised Holland's acting during the if this be my destiny scene pretty much every time i've seen this movie (which is a lot) but it just dawned one me that when he's doing his 100% convincing screams for help that's not even in his native accent.

[@eaglefan2569]

Stan Lee said himself that Tom Holland was exactly the kind of person he was thinking of when making Spider-Man and Peter Parker, so even Tom has Stan's vote of confidence. I think Tom's talent is severely understated. The kid is ABSURDLY talented for his age. RDJ said it best himself; Tom's likely to become the future face of cinema if it keeps up.

[@lastlife0726]

​@@eaglefan2569 You're absolutely right, but take Stan's word with a grain of salt. He's admitted to having a terrible memory, and evidence suggests a lot of Peter's character was Steve Ditko basing it off his younger self.

[@eaglefan2569]

@@lastlife0726 Haha, true. But even in his younger years, Tobey and Andrew never received such praise. Even if his memory should be taken with a grain of salt, Stan Lee *_does_* get the ultimate approval.

[@alyssa2807]

@@lastlife0726 I love your user name. I haven't seen the movie in a while, so take what I'M saying with a grain of salt, but isn't it the Dread Pirate Roberts?

[@lastlife0726]

@@alyssa2807 Yep! My name is Robin though.

[@justinsbob]

Honestly, I like this new great power great responsibility line better. "With great power comes great responsibility" implies that once you have the power, then, and only then, do you have a responsibility to help people. This new one implies that in order to be a hero, you need to help people with or without that great power. I feel that that is a much better motto for a hero.

[@danielwood6833]

Bob Squadron 01 I can see why you'd think that and you make a good point which I can agree with :) Though I see the responsibility line as a way of saying that when gifted with great power you have a responsibility to use it wisely. In Spider-Man Uncle Ben says this in a way before saying the exact words of responsibility by saying "Peter, these are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna become for the rest of his life. Just be careful who you change into. Now this Flash Thompson, he probably deserves what happened, but just because you *can* beat him up it doesn't give you the right to" I think the comic/Raimi version is better suited the the Raimi films as Peter was going to use his powers for personal gain whereas as the phase Spidey in Homecoming was in was different to his story so the wording of Starks suit talk worked better

[@Tamtalas]

I like how stark is still badass even this movie isnt his

[@1SSJA]

Plus he's also responsible and a father figure. Loved his scolding scene

[@OptimusPhillip]

I like Zendaya's character both in her own right and as a love interest for Peter, I just have a hard time seeing her as MJ in anything but name. That said, the fact that her real name is Michelle Jones and not Mary Jane tells me that they're aware of this and just gave her the nickname as a nod to the comics, which I can appreciate.

[@Logan_Baron]

Yeah, I don't think she's supposed to be Mary' Jane Watson in any way. There is really zero connection. I see her as a character completely original to the movies, and the MJ tag was just to confirm that yes she's going to be the love interest. Though in that regard, I do wish they would have just called her Michelle even after the "My friends call me MJ" to emphasize the fact she's not Mary Jane.

[@xxextremeounicorn7704]

I guess you can call this a win what I’m bout to say But i like how the school news video report is not like great quality and they made the green screen glitch and make it look more like it was edited at a school not a professional editor

[@vzm4663]

Yeah, love that little overlay glitch at around 10:28- it feels so real and amateur xD

[@idontfeelsogood9343]

Top 5 great things about Spiderman Homecoming: 1. Tom Holland 2. Peter Parker 3. Tom Holland 4. Tom Hollands American accent 5. Tom Holland

[@raaid2050]

Ammiz Tomei?

[@kobra8050]

tom holland is overrated

[@idontfeelsogood9343]

Kobra I’m sorry what

[@kobra8050]

tom Holland is overrated hes not even the best spiderman

[@idontfeelsogood9343]

Kobra He is waaaayy better than Tobey or Andrew

[@silvieluna]

Michael Keaton was the vulture is so good. He’s just genuinely terrifying.

[@regentwaynekerr]

You know how peters just overall happy in this film? Yeahhh, no way home fucks him up bad

[@dik56]

i mean thats good, things aint so childish anymore

[@Wertyber]

@@dik56 good but bad

[@rogueguardian]

For real Man....

[@mnty2464]

Yea, which makes him the most comic accurate. Although, I do hope they keep the humor or it’s not the Spider-Man we love

[@dik56]

@@mnty2464 I disagree, he's never been the most comic accurate. People throw that word around alot. Before he was far from comic accurate, now he's definitely comic accurate but still. Saying "the most" is kind of a stretch