WATCHING A SPIDER-MAN MOVIE FOR THE FIRST TIME! Movie reaction - Marvel

[@MovieswithMary]

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[@Glaaki13]

House parties also happen in denmark-and not always a nice

[@AZM777]

Don't know if it matters to say or not but happy with short in person ads vs an ad break. I actually stay though these👍

[@MikeWood]

That was a clever transition to the Nord VPN ad. nicely done.

[@dkelly84-YT]

One of my favourite touches in this one, is the moment he realises Peter is Spiderman, the reflection of the traffic light on his face switches from red to green

[@MovieswithMary]

Ohh, nice!

[@dracoargentum9783]

the green lighting also signifies villainy in Spiderman [as the vast majority of his villains dress in green]

[@JedHead77]

Fun fact: The voice of Peter’s suit (Karen) is Jennifer Connelly, real life wife of Paul Bettany, who plays Vision.

[@Bfdidc]

Married to Jennifer Connelly? There's a lucky man.

[@oduinn7948]

@@Bfdidc All I can think of is David Bowie in a codpiece when she's brought up. :| That movie scarred me.

[@gawainethefirst]

@@oduinn7948 I’m more reminded of her character from The Rocketeer.

[@jmhaces]

Yeah, and before Vision he voiced Toný's A.I. Jarivs, so they're both Stark Tech A.I.s

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@gawainethefirst That is a worthy movie to watch.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

“That’s not a hug I’m just opening the door for you” has got to be one of the most Tony Stark phrases in the MCU movies, after “I’m Iron Man” of course.

[@caseyh8386]

I believe it was also improvised 🙂 x

[@blackkatt777]

Yes. It was ad libbed, just like him telling Peter to move his leg because he was going to sit on the bed beside him. Tom forgot his cue and didn't move his leg aside when Robert was supposed to sit down. The car ad lib is one of my favorites because the Russo's remembered it and called back to it. Can't give it away, but you know why. Lol

[@TornSoul062473]

House parties were definitely a thing in jr high and high school when I was growing up. Not just for homecoming or prom. Any time a person's parents were gone, that's where the party was at.

[@robertanderson9460]

The ones in college are way worse but better because they’re more crazy but in shitty houses haha

[@huckleberryfinn3472]

Yea high school can get hairy because you don't know what you're doing and you don't always know what to do when something goes wrong.

[@frankparoots2980]

Exactly!

[@blai587lai4]

You guys are lucky as hell! I was way too broke and dorky to host or go to any parties.

[@crush41gb]

it was a nice nod to the 89 batwing in the moon when Vulture flew up to the moon and made a similar symbol. And the many callbacks to the Raimi Spideys. :)

[@MrFarnanonical]

24:37 Everyone either says the vulture being Liz's dad scene or the dad talk is their favorite., but the scene where he's trapped under the rubble, freaking out like a scared kid is mine. It was taken directly from the comics from one of his most famous storylines. "if this be my destiny". I love the idea, Peter is afraid and wants someone to rescue him, but he finds his nerve and the willpower to save himself.

[@JDdiGriz]

Peter's Science teacher is the same character that Bruce Banner bribed with a Pizza to let him into the lab in the Incredible Hulk. Also the actor who played the Principal also played one of the Howling Commandos for Captain America: the First Avenger, so they made the principal a descendant of that chartater. He has pictures of his grandfather in his office,

[@sebastianjoseph2828]

@6:30 Homecoming is a big school dance typically a few weeks after the start of the schoolyear around October. It's less formal than prom but also more exciting to some since prom is usually seniors (17-18 year old), maybe juniors (16-17). Homecoming is open to all 4 grades of high school usually (14-18). Schools will make it a big event by decorating, having events the week before, or having a big "home" football game that week. Extra context I realized might not be known to non-US viewers. @13:35 Also yes, I was on a quizbowl team in high school and it's great for people who love competitive trivia (think Jeopardy the game show but for schoolkids). In general a lot of sports, clubs, theater, and volunteer work is through schools.

[@StephenRansom47]

Cap’s End Credit was Hysterical in the Theatre. Just the right sock in the face for the fanboys. It was a love tap from the kids at Marvel. An Ironic reminder of how long it had been and how long it would last… we’re waiting still. 😘

[@folcotook3049]

Yeah, pretty much everyone in my theater that saw it laughed harder and harder as we realized what was happening.

[@5calambres]

A friend of mine took her father to the cinema to watch a marvel movie for the first time. Then she told him to wait for the after credit scene and lets be honest. Spiderman has a long credit... and then they showed that clip with cap and yes... her father never waited for another mcu after credit scene xD

[@throwacnt7603]

Most people in my theater didn't get it and hated it.

[@Tey816]

@JSB nah.

[@erikawilliams9558]

I thought it was funny.

[@finkelmana]

Yes these "quiz things" existed. As well as other academic competitions. They could be local, state, and national.

[@radwolf76]

I was on my high school "quiz thing" team. Our cross-town rival high school's team had a player who ended up going on Jeopardy's Teen Tournament and winning 2nd place, so it was always extra satisfying when we could beat them. (Though the two teams were fairly evenly matched.)

[@jeffthompson9622]

Michael Keaton, who was surprisingly good in the 1989 Batman, also brought credibility to the Vulture, who I was unimpressed by as a comic book reader in the '60s.

[@JBWinter]

Comics Vulture didn't find a stride as "cool" until the early 2000s IMO, when he became less villainous but also a lot smarter. You kinda start to root for him instead of Spidey, occasionally

[@jeffthompson9622]

@@JBWinter Thanks. I was a reader and collector from the'60s until the end of the '80s. I was working too much and living too far from the nearest dealer after that and it seemed that quality had declined.

[@JBWinter]

@@jeffthompson9622 the 90s really were a big quality decline 😕 I think the only Marvel book I read that got better during the Edgy Period was Ghost Rider

[@PhilBagels]

Yeah. Vulture was never all that great a villain in the comics - even though he was one of the earliest Spider-Man villains. But Michael Keaton as Vulture is, IMO, the single best villain in the MCU.

[@dracoargentum9783]

in the 80s-90s the big Spiderman villain was Venom.

[@BeyondBlue22]

Honestly, Ned's "I'm looking at porn" line is the most believable thing he could have told that teacher. High schooler with likely parental supervision and limited personal space has the school computer lab all to himself? That teacher 100% believed him.

[@StarkRG]

It's believable that it's what he was doing, however it isn't believable that he'd admit to doing it which suggests that he thinks that looking at porn isn't as bad as what he was doing.

[@barroslucasc]

Also, there's an way bigger chance that she wouldn't look at what he was doing if she believed he was watching porn.

[@Dead25m]

@@StarkRG I mean, it's pretty hard for a teacher to imagine anything "worse" from a 15-year old student that they know. So.

[@fakecubed]

In high school, I don't know of any kids who were looking at porn on the school computers. Everyone was playing Grand Theft Auto 2 instead, which had to be installed using this crazy hack with this floppy disk that bypassed the normal log-in screen since nobody could install software on the school computers normally. Man, I dunno what it is about school district IT people, I guess if they were any good they'd be working at an actual tech company, but they are really incompetent and the kids completely owned those systems and did stuff with them the adults had no idea about. We had the log-in credentials for substitute teachers, too, and used that for all kinds of shady business. The password was literally just "sub". Anyway, it was an educational experience in its own way, I suppose. I went on to study computer science in college and information security post-graduate. I can only imagine the kinds of things sufficiently nerdy kids get up to on their school networks these days. It's not like computer security has gotten that much better, but nowadays vulnerabilities are all listed in public internet databases along with white papers describing exploits, and the tools script kiddies have available are insane. But yeah, porn? Nah, people looked at that in the privacy of their own homes. Parents don't do that much supervision of their teenagers.

[@Drforrester31]

Your comment about high school parties with red Solo cups made me laugh. I only recently learned the red cup was seen as a very American thing, and there's some proof right there. Academic decathlon is also real, like the nerd version of a sports team

[@digitaltrekkie]

Quiz bowl, babyyyy!

[@Caseytify]

Yes, I recently found out that "red cups" is the European reference to Solo cups.

[@chadbailey7038]

BEST plot twist ever! “Hi, I’m Liz’s Dad” 🤝 and that car drive… amazing tension 😬😬😬😬 Spider-Man’s appeal has always been him being a kid and still experiencing life and being a hero. Such a great concept

[@LindsnDarth]

Usually there are three "big" dances/events in American High School. The first one is Homecoming. Different schools do different things but it's almost always in September or October and tied to a football game. For some schools/towns it's when alumni come to support the current class and it's more for them than the current students. But for other schools/towns it's purely about the current class. The second dance is "Winter Formal" or "Sadie Hawkins" which is a dance where usually it's the girls who ask the guys to the dance. That usually takes place right before Christmas break. Lastly is Prom which is in the spring and is the most formal event (boys wear a tuxedo, etc)

[@bassmike7021]

Tony's character was evolved so much with his relationship with Peter. He became so much more responsible and wise because of his need to protect and guide Peter.

[@mikemath9508]

That's head canon

[@grayhudson1095]

Nonsense. It was forced and dumb. They'd already done the Stark and kid protege thing much much better in IM3. All it did was turn the MCU Spider-Man into a hero worshipper who's a lapdog for another character.

[@Spidey-oi5sn]

@@grayhudson1095 completely agree, i also think that If Spider-Man wasn't in the MCU, they would've definitely developed Harley and Tony relationship way more to the point Harley becomes the new Iron-Man, and you know what? That could've been way better and fitting, kinda like Iron-Man Armored Adventures cartoon, but instead look what we got.....

[@bassmike7021]

@@grayhudson1095 I liked it the way they done it.

[@Dead25m]

@@grayhudson1095 Except that the kid didn't exactly learn much from Stark in IM3, it was more that Stark learnt from the kid. And I disagree with the lapdog point completely. Love this version of Spiderman, it's a fresh take and it honestly works. I do miss me some Oscorp though.

[@ClutchSituation]

I never noticed this before, but when Tony talks about taking the suit away he grips and flexes his wrist...because it had just been injured in Captain America: Civil War...mirroring the same motion right before he leaves the helicopter to find Cap/Bucky,

[@CChissel]

Yes, house parties are a common occurrence in high school and college in America.

[@moonbrooke27]

Going to agree. This is actually quite common in the states. Well... it was before the pandemic.

[@lordmortarius538]

Yup, I find it hilarious that in other countries red Solo cups are called "American cups" LOL

[@fakecubed]

@@moonbrooke27 Imagine thinking young people actually put their lives on hold during a pandemic that overwhelmingly killed people 85 years old or older.

[@omalleycaboose5937]

Spiderman is incredibly strong. In a weird set of events Dox Ock once possessed his body and decided to try the hero thing in it and hit a villians jaw off and realized the entire time Peter had been intentionally holding back in all their fights to not kill him.

[@nicksanfilippo9513]

yeah that end credit was good, at least 1/3 of the theater i saw it in stayed till the end..... everybody was laughing

[@VeliusTheDevil]

“Good save, I guess.” Thanks for making my day again Mary. I love these.

[@LISA75_]

THE lady at the beginning that you said was famous from years ago , was out of [Cagney and Lacey], SHE WAS LACEY ,she was also in THE ENFORCER with Clint Eastwood , the film is one of the Dirty Harry franchise.

[@xtldc]

10:15 American high school parties are definitely a thing, but usually not after school. They generally occur on a Friday or Saturday night when someone’s parents are out of town or something, but sometimes someone’s parents are cool about it. I had one friend whose father was a very wealthy attorney and their house had several different wings. He would let my friend have as many parties as he wanted as long as everyone stayed in one particular wing of the house and the mess got cleaned up first thing the following morning. He had an indoor racquetball court that would get filled with sand and a net to turn it into beach volleyball and there was a basement with lots of couches, TVs, a pool table, video arcade games, and the windows didn’t look outside, but into the swimming pool where there were always at least a couple people swimming.

[@dmidkif]

Cool fact, the woman who voiced Karen is the real-life wife of Paul Bettany, who plays Jarvis/Vision.

[@JoeCensored]

House parties are somewhat common for the 16-22 or so age group in the United States. Expect your house to get trashed. Expect the police to come by.

[@notmee2388]

Been there. It did. They did.

[@JDelwynn]

It's pretty common even in Finland, went to a bunch of those as a kid.

[@mr_chill77]

9 times out of 10 I think it's the kid who's house it is calling the cops on themselves, because it's gotten so out of hand and they don't know what else to

[@notmee2388]

@@mr_chill77 In my experience, it tends to be a neighbor with a noise complaint.

[@kbe2176]

Maybe for the house party education films such as Bachelor Party (Tom Hanks) and Project X should be visited.

[@gawainethefirst]

The older lady towards the beginning is played by Tyne Daly. She is best known for the TV series Cagney and Lacey call mom and for also being one of the few Dirty Harry partners that survived.

[@DrekeXorn13]

6:28 Homecoming is when your high school (or university) plays your rival in a football game, its a big deal and a big event, and they call it homecoming because usually people who have graduated from that school come to watch the game. Sometimes the school will have other events too almost like a small town carnival. It occurs at the start of football season, usually October or November I guess. Peter got his powers in his freshman year of high school, 6 months before Civil War (occurred May 2016) so this is a few months after Civil War when school is back in session and Peter is a sophomore in high school

[@DrekeXorn13]

6:04 Spiderman has super strength. Remember when Winter Soldier punched him and Spiderman CAUGHT THE PUNCH? That was a big deal. Captain America had difficulty handling Winter Soldier yet Spiderman catches his punch so casually?

[@rockrboy]

YES. This was the best villain reveal ever. I'm so glad you reacted the same way EVERYONE ELSE did!! HAHAHA!

[@mikemath9508]

May's "what the FU--" is my favorite MCU ending

[@mamatthews78]

Yep! House parties when somebody's parents are out of town (or in a field, or a parking lot) are totally a thing in High School in the US. As is "Quiz Bowl" or Academic Team (what it was called in my district...where I was, nerd-to-the-max, the captain).

[@dracoargentum9783]

ha! At first I thought the field and parking lot were references to the reason Adrian was "out of town"; it wasn't for a few seconds until I realized they were actually giving alternatives to 'house' party.

[@MaxWelton]

6:52 I love Mary’s uncanny ability to think exactly what the characters are thinking

[@curamelas]

Karen is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, wife of Paul Bethany (Vision).

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

The Vulture (the villain in this one) was one of the first super villains in Spider-Man comics, in issue #2 of The Amazing Spider-Man, so I would not at all be surprised if they bring him back in a future movie, and I hope they do because Michael Keaton makes a great villain.

[@nintendopet114]

So for any non Americans like mari who are confused about what homecoming is, in America we generally have three main school dances. Homecoming, winter formal, and prom. Homecoming represents the final at home game the main sports team (usually American football) will be playing at the school grounds. It's used as a way to bring back school alumni to celebrate the history of the school.

[@christopherschafer7675]

Marisa Tomei plays Peter's aunt. Her breakout role was in the comedy 'My Cousin Vinny' (1992), a piece of Americana that you would really enjoy.

[@fakecubed]

I just want to mention that elevators are absurdly safe, at least in the US. In other countries safety standards can be really hit-or-miss, mostly miss, but in the US you basically can't die in an elevator. People only ever really die when elevators get stuck between floors and then rather than waiting for a proper rescue from a repair crew people force the doors open and try to leave the elevator when it's between floors. Most elevator deaths are elevator technicians, on top of the elevator car. The elevator shouldn't be able to fall to the bottom, there's too many redundant safety systems, but even if it does fall to the bottom it will do so without killing anyone inside. You're basically safer in an elevator than you are in the rest of the building.

[@kilchil5438]

The end credits with cap haha i will always remember watching that in theater.

[@noobsunrider5843]

If you remember IRON MAN 2, there was a little kid in an Iron Man toy helmet who got saved from a killer robot by Tony. The head of Marvel Studios and the actor who plays Spider-Man have confirmed that this little kid was actually Peter Parker. (A retcon, sure. But a neat little one.)

[@marygeiger7409]

The Spiderman comics were new when I was the right age for it. There were movies made outside of the Marvel Universe productions. The story was very well established and the didn't cover the same ground. He seems to be younger in this iteration. Love your company and the kitties.

[@burakyagz5886]

He's 15 but stronger than Cap so don't underestimate him

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

Everyone always underestimate Peter’s strength, especially in the MCU. Because Tom looks more like a kid than Tobey and Andrew, so they think he can’t take on others character that are older than him, but he literally was fighting with Bucky and Sam in Civil War like they were nothing to him, while Steve in WS couldn’t hold Bucky’s punch Peter’s catch it like nothing, he even was joking about it, that’s how strong he is. In the comics there’s question about his strength, it’s said that he can lift 10-15 tons, but he is ALWAYS doing stuff that requires WAY more than 10-15 tons, so I guess he can lift 10-15 without breaking a sweat and then he can lift way more when his life or others are at risk, but Spider-man is strong as hell and underrated.

[@burakyagz5886]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 so true

[@dracoargentum9783]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 a few times in the comics he matches strength with the Hulk the times they've tangoed. To say nothing of other Power houses, like Thing, Thor, Kingpin, Luke Cage, Rhino, etc.

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

@@dracoargentum9783 I know, he’s so underrated. One time he easily lifts a T-90 and slams it into the ground. T-90 tanks weigh around 51 tons. Also, when he lifted the locomotive (100-150 tons), and his most impressive lifting feat is when he supported and lifted a portion of the 42 story Daily Bugle building. It's unknown as to exactly how much the building weighs but I've seen videos explaining how much it weighs with a more precise statement and they said it’s around 22,400 tons, so I'll go with that. However, it should be noted that he's not lifting the entire thing. Much of the weight is still being supported on its own. Still, it should be close to at least 1000 tons that he's supporting give or take a few hundred tons. He’s ridiculously strong.

[@dracoargentum9783]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 which makes Venom’s strength mind-boggling, because the Symbiote takes the power of Spidey’s strength and applies it to Eddie Brock’s far greater physique and musculature.

[@zarquondam]

You should also watch the previous five Spider-man movies (three with Tobey Maguire, two with Andrew Garfield). Because although they're not currently part of the MCU ... they may get retroactively canonised into the MCU. There's a lot of that going around.

[@leveltwotrading9657]

OK Mary watching a scene with my Batman 🦇 and referring Ellen Daly from Cagney and Lacy as Famous, threw me for a loop 😂. on a serious note Mary that hug means a lot, nice catch.

[@minnesotajones261]

I watched Cagney and Lacy - Monday nights in the 80s.... miss those days...

[@VorpalBunnysRevenge]

Yes, Academic Decathlon is a thing. Here in Texas, we also had UIL (University Interscholastic League) competition as well. I did some UIL competition in Computer Science and Marching Band back in my day.

[@jm329]

Ours was called knowledge bowl.

[@CaptainFrost32]

10:32 "cannot drive cars until we are 18!" We can get junior licenses at age 16. "Cinderella licenses" was the nickname because you had to be home by midnight. Some rules have changed along the way. You could take drivers education in the car as well as the classroom instruction to qualify for discounts on insurance. You upgraded to adult licenses at 18. That is when you became the school taxi with greater latitude. Kids on a farm learned to drive long before licenses. Manual or automatic transmissions. Pickups, ATVS, tractors, anything short of a CDL [Commercial Drivers License] vehicle. In the city, there are many who survive by subways, trains, buses, and cabs [even Lyft or Uber] and never have a true license. In those cases you can get just a state identification card.

[@bassmike7021]

I love Mary's reactions. Her weird laughs are awesome :D

[@simong2012]

I can't recommend "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" highly enough. It's in its own continuity, so there's nothing specific that you have to watch beforehand. I think you would love it.

[@c-mc]

that movie is trash

[@dingleberryman1498]

@@c-mc Far from home is trash.

[@invictussupremus5832]

@@dingleberryman1498 Neither of those movies are trash, stop it.

[@halfcentaur9836]

Spider-Verse is the best spidey movie ever made

[@zimvader25]

@@c-mc just like your mom

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

4:20 Cagney and Lacey 7:35 Anyone know where Spidey keeps his postits and pen? 11:19 ...or his phone. 17:50 I love the fact they referenced the older Spider-Man movie with the upside down kiss but this one fails miserably.

[@3DJapan]

8:04 We had those around here too, about a year ago.

[@vampdan]

The Cap end credit scene in this movie is one of my favorites in all of the MCU. It is both in universe and meta. I love it. What you think they are going to give information to SONY?! I don't think so. I think this movie also has the best buttons at the end: "What the Fu-" The first time we even got close to the "F-word" in the MCU. The next one is coming up though, you won't have to wait long.

[@shesemerald2011]

Her name is Tyne Daly from The Enforcer, Cagney and Lacey, sister to Tim Daly who voices Superman sometimes.

[@patmccallum2660]

So happy Mary liked this movie! Spidey (IMO) is the best fictional character in ANY medium. At Peter Parker's core, he's so relatable because he is us: we've all been that young person struggling to understand our place in the world, making mistakes, always feeling like we can't live up to the seemingly perfect people around us. And, as is so often the case, Peter can't see himself as we see him: he's just as good as everyone else, and in many cases he's better -- he's an inspiration. And that's just the "Peter Parker" part of the equation. The Spidey side is amazing (yes, yes, "spectacular," too). Visually dynamic and unique powers, a colorful costume (with a mask that hides his ethnicity: we can ALL be Spidey under that mask), AND he makes us laugh! Mix in the second-best rogues gallery in comics (Batman gets the nod), and you have the perfect ingredients for a lovable underdog hero. To quote the ferry guy from this film, "YEAH, Spider-Man!" Anyway, rant over. I love Spidey. Feel better, Mary!

[@3DJapan]

21:21 Yup, this Lego set was $500 US when it came out.

[@wolverines112]

Yup, had parties like that every weekend in high school

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I heard once of a person in Britain who discovered on their land a buried supply of gold coins from ancient Roman times. They refused to turn it over to the government, because they were offered in compensation only the current market value of the weight of the gold, and it might take months or years to be paid/collected. So, the coins were confiscated, and the person served jail-time. i suppose different countries would have different laws about this, but I've never heard of it happening anywhere else.

[@emskis7302]

Its great how involved you get with what you watch! Also, the way your cat gazes up at you with such love in his eyes, it makes my heart melt xxx

[@doctor8342]

Also the "hobbies" things in high school are called extracurricular activities. You got quiz bowl clubs, chess clubs, AV (audio visual) clubs like in Peters high school the kids doing the news show on the TV are AV club, drama club plays acting ect, chorus is singing, band is instruments, also sports like baseball, football, soccer, basketball, wrestling, swimming, volleyball, ect are also "extracurricular activities" these are not typically taught as part of normal education however teachers either get paid extra or volunteer their time to help the kids with them.

[@zarquondam]

29:26 - That actor (MIchael Keaton) is also, once again as the Vulture, in the upcoming MORBIUS movie, which is one of those half-canonical MCU-Spider-man-movies-but-without-Spider-man that are produced by Sony (long complicated story about who has contractual rights to what) that may or may not eventually get retroactively canonised.

[@zarquondam]

By the way, he's also famous for playing, among other things, Batman.

[@markgraves6441]

I forgot how much I like the Spider-Man movies. It was fun watching you experience it for the first time

[@maddwitch]

In the US there are clubs and sports after school. Many of those clubs have activities like academic decathlons, debates, science olympiads, chess meets, plays, concerts, etc. Some run/volunteer for community programs.

[@peterslavik1449]

I really enjoy how much your editing improves with each video.

[@victorcachat7984]

Yes, house parties are a thing for high schoolers. When I was in school, police usually got called by neighbors.

[@TechnoArpan]

Peter doesn't notice the weight of the suitcase because he's super strong

[@jeffthompson9622]

The actor who plays Ned and the actress who plays Betty Brant costar in Every Day, about someone who wakes up in a different person's body each morning.

[@mr_chill77]

Love your reactions Mary! I was in High School in the early 90's in Southern California, and parties were absolutely a thing here, but a lot of that has to do with the great weather we have. Someone would have a party who's parents were gone, there would be a garage band (in the 90's absolutely everyone was in a garage band), and a keg, and probably some drugs, and then you would hang out until whenever the cops finally show up to shut it down. I'd say there was at least one a month during the school year, if not more, but not really any during summer break. I had a car, so that was enough to where I would always get invited just because I could bring other people. Homecoming is a dance that is kind of similar to prom, but it's also tied to a football game. It's the 2nd biggest dance of the year, but where I went to school, homecoming was at our gym, where as we rented a nice hotel ballroom for Prom. So it didn't have quite the same prestige.

[@fakecubed]

Happens in all sorts of climates.

[@AlexandriPatris]

I grew up in Texas and was on 2 different quiz bowl teams (one for Beta Club where we competed at state and national conventions, the other a local league team) during my last 3 years of high school. Never went to a house party with more than just a handful of my immediate friends though, but we were all band nerds.

[@digitaltrekkie]

13:31 Quiz Bowl! I was on my junior high and high schools' (middle and secondary school) Quiz Bowl teams. I was great at science and random trivia categories.

[@demonic_myst4503]

I love the little miles going across the screen

[@mkl_dvd]

I love this movie! It's one of my top 3 MCU films (the others are Winter Soldier and Endgame).

[@cbrbruce7161]

Hello I was in Belgium yesterday and today. Am a truck driver and unloaded at Brussels Airport yesterday, and loaded it back to Frankfurt Airport this morning.

[@brandonrawr]

I noticed in college that the exchange students on campus who we would bring to house parties during football season were always excited about the presence of red solo cups and kegs.

[@brandonreed09]

Spiderman is rediculously strong. So ya, it probably was really heavy for Happy but nothing for Spiderman.

[@iKvetch558]

I really love the fact that they got Michael Keaton to play The Vulture, who played Batman in a couple of moderately successful (😂) movies back in 1989 and 1992...a bat and vulture...LOL

[@piratetv1]

And birdman

[@iKvetch558]

@@piratetv1lol...forgot that one 💯

[@cendererol]

Tobey Maguire is my favorite Spiderman and always will be.

[@doctor8342]

Yes house parties are a thing, basically if someone's parents are out of town the kids will throw a party, sometimes they get out of hand though and too many people show up next thing you know there's 100+ people there, then there are fights, houses get trashed ect, went to many when I was in high school, typically police get called due to noise ect.

[@elevensuns6874]

Why would the parents go out then.....? They would they that the house could be trashed when they come back, no?

[@doctor8342]

@@elevensuns6874 it doesn’t typically start out that way. Parents trust their kid, kid invites a few friends, word spreads, next thing you know there’s 100 people at one house, most don’t know the person and are ass holes and it just snowballs from there. Or there are kids that don’t care or want to move up in the social ranking and just throw a huge parties. Most of the time the parents trust the kids wrongly. My parents used to go to Vegas a couple weeks a year, I never told anyone or invited anyone to my house except a couple few girls ect. So it didn’t happen to me

[@elevensuns6874]

@@doctor8342 Wow, Thank you for telling. When my parents were not at home, I did the same as you...but when someone came over uninvited or is a total stranger to me...I kicked them out. ^^ Greetings from Germany. :) BUT...such things sometimes happed in Germany as well..."Facebook-Partys" when Kids did not put them on "privat". Such Partys endet up with headlines in the Media and Newspapers. XD

[@Aubig]

Holy shit I haven't seen this movie since I started watching Better Call Saul Seeing Nacho in the end credits scene was certainly shocking

[@ghjk9592]

My oldest cat passed recently but he used to try grooming me I'd wake up to him pawing and licking my head often.

[@derred723]

House parties are 1000% real. I threw a giant one in highschool. They ate our leftover Thanksgiving turkey and broke our coffee table. I had to tell my parents I broke the table to cover. But the party was EPIC!!! I was the talk of the school for weeks. You should react to the comedy "House Party" with the 80s rappers Kid n Play and the actor Martin Lawrence (From The movie "Bad Boys" 1, 2, & 3 with Will Smith). Classic comedy.

[@natefuller4039]

Suuuuuuch a good twist with the Vulture that I did not see coming. Another movie continuing the tradition of great actors in a supporting role with Keaton.

[@LordFirekaze]

I was laughing my ass off after the end credits easter egg. good gotcha!

[@RedSquirrel1789]

Your cat is precious! Fun to watch him on the background :)

[@zarquondam]

21:30 - The Lego Death Star costs between $1000 and $1400. I definitely didn't have any toys that expensive when I was a kid (even allowing for inflation).

[@zarquondam]

In fact I don't really have any toys that expensive now. Except my laptop, but my workplace got that for me and I guess they own it.

[@gabrielpadilla7839]

mJ flips Peter off when she sees him at the homecoming dance 😆

[@XRos28]

I loved your cats in the background, Mari... ;) Seriously, I know you are not ill now, so I'm glad. The debate championships are international, so yes, they are real.

[@CaptainFrost32]

24:17 Ned was trying to think of something that would NOT invite the teacher to check his screen.

[@Logan_Baron]

The woman in the beginning that you recognize is Tyne Daly. Most well known for Cagney and Lacey".

[@doctor8342]

Spider Man was the first "real" comic book character, he was a relatable teenager that had problems, didn't have parents, ect. This is why he is pretty much the biggest comic book character for Marvel maybe only Superman and Batman are bigger than him. All the comic book characters before him weren't really relatable to people it was like Superman, Batman, Captain America ect types. Spider Man changed the entire comic book world because of this,

[@gregharker1600]

House parties were common here in Canada as well. When the last end credit scene came up in the theatre we all laughed.

[@bassmike7021]

lol everytime the movie window disappears the cat is like in a different pose

[@Eidlones]

Everyone always says they like Vulture cause he's just a dad looking out for his family. Kindof ignoring, you know, when he vaporized a guy and then was more annoyed by the fact the gun didn't do what he thought it did than the man he just killed.

[@ericjohnson9623]

The guy did just threaten to blackmail him though and it's clear from their interaction that their animosity has been building for years at the point. Toomes didn't intentionally kill him, but I also don't see why he would feel torn up about it when he did die. Far more contemptible is how he treats a 16 year old boy, of course.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

When I began high school, we were informed that a student's college applications were looked on more favorably if they included participation in school-run activities, such as chess club, debate team, sports, Academic Decathlon, &c.

[@rdevries3852]

College applications aren't really a thing around here either though. If you want to go somewhere to study, mostly you just simply... can. No applications needed. Therefore, also no need for school-run extracurriculars.

[@christopherschafer7675]

Some, not all, high schools have quiz, debate and speech teams that compete with other schools.

[@broncobalboa]

4:42 awesome facial expression of the cat!

[@tuco74]

No shade because it's probably the way the youtube edit made it look, but: Batman shows up in a Spider-man movie. Mary: watches with mild interest. Tyne Daly shows up. Mary: "Oh, she's famous!" Again, just having some fun. Tyne Daly is actually pretty famous.

[@jessed7386]

hell yeah house parties happen. at least when i was younger we did in high school. at homes, hotels, or an where we could even building roof tops

[@mannygee005]

Mary you make my day. Love the reaction. Michael Keaton was also BIRDMAN (2014) where he played an actor who used to be a superhero but IRL he used to be Batman. Birdman now becomes The Vulture, coincidence? Confusing? lol

[@jlilley73]

Thanks again for the great reactions. ICYMI, this movie skipped a lot of Spider-Man's tragic backstory because there had already been 5 (FIVE) Sony Spider-Man movies before this one, so people were already familiar with his backstory because of those (assuming they weren't comic book fans to begin with). The third MCU Spider-Man movie will be coming out soon, and I think you'll need to watch some of those older SM movies before you see that one (and preferably before the second one too).

[@deenormus1975]

Nope we all ADORE Spider-Man - always have & Tom Holland is the best Spidey EVER. That comes from Stan Lee’s mouth, too. He said he’s EXACTLY as he pictured Peter being when he created the character. And Spider-Man was his favorite of them all.

[@CaptainFrost32]

13:35 High schools do contests like this. There is a weekly competition among high schools by a local television affiliate. There are collegiate level competitions. We have decades of Jeopardy. There are state spelling bees, with additional competition for national titles for younger students. We have bible quiz leagues for friendly competitions.

[@futuramayeah]

the end credit scene was like when the gym teacher tried showing the kids a video about fitness and he said i think he's a war criminal now , and in detention there was another video of cap saying, so you've got detention, so the end credit scene was just supposed to be one of the videos they show in high school.