Spider-Man: Far From Perfect

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Spider-Man: Far From Home has hit theaters and it's amazing, but at the same time manages to be a clunky mess. So, what exactly is this movie?
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[@tylord.]

AHHHH!!! A DISSENTING OPINION!!!

[@Browntable]

​@@tylord. Run! RUN!

[@tylord.]

Browntable Too late ;( my feewings have been attacked.

[@daanyaalmohammed4300]

Browntable...you’re awesome, there’s no denying that you excellently master your critique skills into you’re videos and I reallllllly hope that I will be able to half as good as you one day, (as long as I don’t rumble with my words). But that aside I genuinely respect your opinion as well as everyone else’s, most of the time when I hearing other people’s thoughts on what I’ve seen I am looking for honesty and not just a massive feedback of good and bad, just people who aren’t afraid to express how they feel regardless of how others feel about their views. Also I would like to add as that I do find myself struggling most of the time when it comes to expressing how I feel about what I’ve seen, played and read because I like to get a sense of an honest opinion most of the time. P.S I think my favourite scene in the movie is when Spider-Man uses his spider-sense, ohh I’m sorry "Peter tingle" in his final fight against Mysterio, that sequence was lit 🔥🕸🕷👍🏽👏🏽

[@carsonclay2965]

I thought the teen comedy was unnecessary, but it wasn't super distracting for me. I agree that the whole naked picture brad drone thing was stupid and really held the film back.

[@beinerthchitivamachado874]

8:34 Why don't people like this teacher? He said the best joke in the damn MCU, when he said his wife faked being snapped, that shit was hilarious.

[@DuskAndCover]

I agree with you but only on that bit. He and the other teacher didn't really have much of a purpose later on in the film

[@jordanstroll2074]

Absolutley the funniest line in the movie I laughed so hard when he said that shit🤣🤣🤣

[@shauryasingh9725]

@@DuskAndCover I liked everything that came out of that teacher. His comedy was subtle enough too. The camera scene? The perfume allergy? The being used to his bad luck to the point he's accepted it? Goddamn hilarious and you have bad taste in comedy if you disagree. I am sorry but I'm also not sorry.

[@hugoboss6715]

That scene almost made me spit out my soda 😂😂

[@adityyuh]

That was hilarious 😂

[@Riverburke8170]

Really satified and happy that J.K. Simmons is back as JJ no better way to recast him

[@cane9965]

Omygoodness, I loved that part. J.Jonah Jameson is the cherry on top in any Spiderman iteration.

[@Ok-eg8dg]

@@cane9965 yeah he could've been good as Comissioner James Gordon but JJJ is perfect for him

[@DemonicVeteran]

During Amazing Spider-man 2 development, J.K. Simmons said he would love to come back as JJ. I'm glad they got him back for this franchise. I'm pretty sure he enjoyed playing JJ, he wanted to come back.

[@leonmayne797]

Apart from Terry Crews.

[@drlakshanasharma3862]

The scene where Mysterio messed with Peter with his illusions was absolutely amazing.

[@Ivan-xy9vg]

best scene in the film, it was trippy af

[@Ivan-xy9vg]

@023 Studios Welcome to the Matrix

[@jolynicki943]

Shadow Strike yes, it truly was, no one can deny it. The CGI artists went full house there. But the biggest problem was, why did Mysterio even mock Peter? I mean, we clearly see him having a bond with Peter, a friendship and he even gets mad at his co-worker with „PETER‘S BLOOD WILL BE ON YOUR HANDS!“, meaning Beck doesn‘t want to kill Peter. But then, Mysterio taunts him with illusions, he insults him, he makes Peter see Tony‘s grave and Skeleton, he gives him a nightmare trip and breaks half his ribcage. It just feels so sudden, like, completley out of nowhere to *why* Mysterio torments Spider-Man.

[@jolynicki943]

023 Studios scare Peter off? I don‘t think that was his plan, his true plan was definetly to kill Peter, considering he let a speeding train run over Peter (which is weird because half of Peter‘s ribcage should be broken, but he seems perfectly fine in the final battle)

[@johnnybelle2686]

yes yes yes!!!!! The two best scenes in the entire film. IT had tripper sequences than Doctor Strange

[@frodobaggins2059]

“I loved the movie, but I also hated it. It’s the weirdest Spider-Man movie I’ve ever watched.” Couldn’t agree more.

[@Zeromaru42]

If I'm honest I disagree on the account of this being entirely Spidey's MO. It's not like the other movies but the other movies if anything scaled Spidey down. This entire movie is literally Spidey's Monday and I love it. If anything I'm just sad they haven't done more of it. The other movies went as far as possible to establish him as Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man not The Amazing Spider-Man. This movie did The Amazing Spider-Man part perfectly. I also think that Mysterio was a great character but I do think that his plan was kinda convoluted and relied on Nick Fury being a complete dumbass. It was so coincidental it's not even funny but I enjoyed it. Spidey's ignorance did slightly bother me but he's a kid who was forced into a role as Tony Stark's successor. It shows that he's human and he makes mistakes. If you think Spider-Man shouldn't make mistakes go watch the Sam Raimi movies and read the Comics. Venom, entirely Peter's fault. Green Goblin knowing his identity entirely his fault. Dare I say Gwen Stacy?

[@oephry3253]

Arthritic Frodo same. The movie was ass but it’s also Spider-Man so it’s hard to completely hate it

[@VishAL-jp4ef]

It's no longer a Spiderman movie it's a mcu movie n for mcu movie it's perfect

[@RM-cn8pw]

Arthritic Frodo You wouldn’t agree if you had watched the film.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Carlos Gordon Except it’s not remotely ass.

[@AnaLuiza-ze6fk]

It’s so sad how they reduced aunt May to a joke. I mean, whenever he feels sad, he just never thinks about asking HER for help and it’s not realistic? She’s supposed to be someone that matters, that he loves and cares for. Whenever she’s on screen, it’s usually for a joke or comic relief or Peter being somewhat annoyed at her. I was hoping Aunt May to actually be a parental figure. She’s supposed to be his literal motherly figure. They focus so much on how he doesn’t have a father anymore and how Tony was his fatherly figure and that he needed him but... sometimes it seems like he doesn’t have either (motherly or fatherly figure). She’s the only one who’s actually there for him and? It’s almost like she’s not even there.

[@FULANODETAL]

also she was firlting with tony stark 6 mouths after bein widowed...

[@mjgermain5015]

I could not tell you how much I agree with this👏

[@bouncebrothers1648]

It’s not much of a joke it’s realistic as a teen now your parents are most likely not the first people you come with your problems too rather we bottle it up a lot of times

[@RiotCyborg]

@@bouncebrothers1648 except we never get those heartfelt moments with Aunt May. I hate this "iT's wEaLIstiC" argument. Ur watching actors on screen play out their lines and acts as fictional characters in a fictional movie. Not only that, it's a geeky high school kid dressed up as a spider and shoots webs out of his wrists in a fictional universe of super powered heroes with high-tech and genetic mutations where they fought a giant purple man with a wrinkled testicle chin. U want to talk to me bout how realistic it is? Really?

[@bouncebrothers1648]

@@RiotCyborg its taking place in the real world, where he's trying to have a real teenage life. I would hope they're atleast trying to make his teenage life comparable to a regular teenager or else it'll just look dumb as hell.

[@ProductionJournal]

One of my favourite jokes? Peter: "Mr. Starks glasses are my responsibility. He left them to me" Random man: "excuse me, you dropped your glasses. They were just on the floor"

[@erich.1355]

It was a waitress, and it was a pretext: Beck needed to get the glasses into Peter's hands, so that Peter would be compelled to hand them over to Beck.

[@lime8823]

Yeah it really shows the emotional weight of Tony’s death

[@ProductionJournal]

@@erich.1355 even though it was a setup, still funny given the context of what Peter said

[@SSL_2004]

I want to know how 1st and pick them up if they weren't real.

[@gs486]

@@SSL_2004 There were a lot of real people there. The waitress, the bartender and at least people on 2 tables, from what I remember.

[@Riverburke8170]

My absolute favorite scene was the building Illusions scene when mysterio messes with him everywhere that was one of the best spiderman scenes ever Edit: oh my gosh I've never gotten so many likes in my life thanks guys 👍

[@Browntable]

I wanted to somersault in my theater is was gold

[@themadtitan7603]

100% agreed it felt like a Mysterio sequence ripped from the comic books.

[@michaelfarrellliem7433]

Yea,it was great,especially when he case an illusion of a zombie like ironman.

[@themadtitan7603]

@@michaelfarrellliem7433 Reminded me of how Ironman looked in Marvel Zombies.

[@trescohen8232]

The only thing that made me sad about that scene that it was so long that they couldnt use real illusions like that for the final battle cause of how much it costs.

[@aguywithalotofopinions412]

That shot of Peter with the holographic glove made grin like an idiot

[@muhwyndham]

Plus *Led Zeppelin* Don't forget about that

[@rhetiq9989]

It reminded me of stark with the holographic repulsor bluprint, only this time it’s web shooters

[@Thunderbolt5827]

Marvellizor 99 I think that’s exactly what it’s meant to be like, I just watched Iron Man 1 again today and it nearly exactly the same.

[@enzocalderon1286]

@@rhetiq9989 that's... the idea...

[@rhetiq9989]

Sphere X yea it’s just worth noting that the homage was just so blatant beat for beat. He could’ve had small web shooters on but in this he had it as large as an Iron Man gauntlet, and he wore it like Tony did in the first Iron Man

[@stardustnation2480]

This movie felt like two movies in one. The first one is everything before the Mysterio twist reveal. The second movie is everything after. I liked the "second movie" more than the "first" one. The first one is kinda meh. The high school comedy elements are very Disney channel-esque and the action/superhero elements are equally cliche and shallow. But the second half was really damn good and that's where the film really picks up.

[@adnan8837]

I think cliche part is done on purpose a bit. Like Mysterio is meant to be a cliche superhero before you his real motivation is revealed.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Stardust Nation In addition to the many incorrect things you’ve said here, you’ve used cliche and shallow incorrectly.

[@stardustnation2480]

@@RM-cn8pw No I haven't. Cliche: overdone to the point of total non-originality Shallow: lacking depth

[@RM-cn8pw]

Stardust Nation And you used neither word correctly. Thank you for proving my point.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Stardust Nation It most certainly did not feel like two movies in one. Not even close. It feels like one coherent movie because, well, that’s what it is.

[@prouddumbass5232]

What I wish we'd gotten: >Aunt May being concerned over her nephew continuously putting his own life in danger instead of being 100% supportive no big deal >maybe some financial struggle but just to add to the relatability >longer moments of introspection and pathos (part of the Spider-Man experience is the angst yo) >"fishbowl head" >a Spidey villain whose motivation isn't tied to Tony Stark What we got instead: >comic relief, comic relief, cOMIC RELIEF, nice, genuine momen-- _COMIC RELIEF_ >implied hot milf Aunt May and Happy action (why tho??) >Ned gets a gf, in case you missed the 20 times that running gag was ran into the ground >Flash getting hit in the dick >a romantic rival straight out of a teen Disney flick >Peter whackily almost killing said romantic rival (c'mon guys, I'm sure you coulda thought of some other way to show he didn't know how to handle the glasses) >Peter used Uncle Ben's suitcase on the trip. At the end, Aunt May casually mentions the suitcase got blown up. And not a further single shit was given that day... At least we got J. K. Simmons, that man's a treasure

[@nielsvanheteren]

to add to relatability? You won't find a more relatable hero than this Spider-Man, the guy struggles with his feelings, is afraid to speak in public, is insecure if he can do what everyone wants him to do. The guy is very relatable. Money problems would make him less relatable to me actually and I'm a not particularly rich student.

[@prouddumbass5232]

@@nielsvanheteren Yeah, that's why I wrote "maybe, just to add to the relatability". I'm not too torn that it wasn't in the movie; I liked all those aspects that were already there that you mentioned. I think Peter is the most relatable hero in the MCU yet. But just as you personally wouldn't identify with having money problems, it's a complaint I heard often reading criticism of the movie, (mostly since there WAS actually a scene that showcased it, but was scrapped), so it seems like a good deal of other people would have. Either way, it's not my biggest gripe about the movie.

[@JamalUddin-zl2vs]

When I saw Simmons in the first end credit scene, it put a huge smile on my face, and I couldn't stop smiling for a while. It's BY FAR my favourite moment from the movie.

[@prouddumbass5232]

@@JamalUddin-zl2vs same, man, I couldn't believe it! Only moment where I cheered out loud (quietly)

[@duckling6705]

Proud Dumbass all I heard you say was SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI SAM RAIMI

[@Riverburke8170]

Jake Gyllenhaal as Mysterio was phenominal casting choice Edit: thx for so many likes guys never gotten so many 👍

[@Browntable]

So good, the guy can do no wrong

[@DeclanCorey]

@@Browntable No I think he meant Mysterio as Jake Gyllenhaal

[@Browntable]

@@DeclanCorey That's what I mean, the actor can do no wrong he's so good

[@beinerthchitivamachado874]

That's all Sarah Halley Finn's doing, the Queen of casting.

[@probot6515]

@@beinerthchitivamachado874 "good" guy.

[@parixitchaudhary5823]

I personally loved it. The CGI and action was A HUGE step up from Homecoming

[@mystical2846]

Oh yeah it was definitely better than homecoming but still wasn't anywhere near the best Spider-Man movie.

[@noahcorleone1473]

Mystical Subliminals Which is Spider Man 1

[@mattiabentivogli8144]

@@noahcorleone1473 absolutely yes!

[@parixitchaudhary5823]

@@mystical2846 my top Spidey flick is TASM but to each his own. I love the Raimi trilogy as well

[@noahcorleone1473]

Bent WOO HOO! people like 2 more than 1 but the green goblin is too much of a compelling villain for me and I actually like FFH second to spider man 1. I personally loved this movie. You?

[@addystontuckerray2054]

I loved the first act of the film. Coming from Endgame you need to have it be super light, and that’s what FFH gives you. It’s also super hard to make these villains connected to Peter because he is just a kid, Tony has been the linch pin for the MCU so it makes sense that the villains are tied to him. I think this movie may set up the villains to be tied to Peter

[@tomraines6554]

Thank you! In addition to this, this is Spiderman. He is so incredibly funny and otherwise keeps the MCU light. Frankly, he is wrong.

[@MultiMarcsOfficialChannel]

Watch spectacular Spiderman.

[@tomraines6554]

@@MultiMarcsOfficialChannel just because you like it or what?

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

honestly disagree, i think the first act of the film felt choppy and poorly paced and wasn't until the second half of the film when things were getting a lot better, and also its really not hard to make villains connected to peter, the only thing they can change to fix that is stop making them connected to fucking Tony Stark here's a question though, what happened to Scorpion? he was teased in Homecoming, he would have been a great villain, because he has beef with spider-man, there's more continuity

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

@@tomraines6554 also, yes check out Spectacular Spider-Man, the show does spiderman a lot more justice then the MCU has done, great story telling and lightheartedness

[@wyattfields6965]

Completely agree with the unnecessary jokes. For example, In the beginning of endgame when Tony is all tired and getting mad at Steve, he makes a joke about rocket being a teddy bear and it completely takes you out of the emotion of the scene. I get that marvel has always been more lighthearted but they need to chill out.

[@wyattfields6965]

@Infinite Warlock maybe I was exaggerating but marvel still does need to be more serious at times imo

[@peterfrank3365]

I don't think that was meant as a gag, especially with Rocket's uncharacteristic response.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Garbagio Man “Completely agree with the unnecessary jokes.” All none of them.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Garbagio Man That scene you just described(poorly) is not what happened in the film. Can you try not lying?

[@RM-cn8pw]

Infinite Warlock “And it is important to note that they can but the mouse wouldn’t let that happen” That’s not a note, that’s a lie. “The mouse” didn’t not let anything happen. Why are you both choosing to make shit up?

[@dylantortosa7678]

SMHC: Leave me alone Mr. Stark SMFFH: I miss Mr Stark

[@anthonylamonica4110]

You dropped your crown king

[@marlondasilva9192]

You sir, did not just insult Mr. Harrington aka the best background character of this movie.

[@HowardTheDucksWong]

Marlon Da Silva Him and Mr. Dill (JB Smoove's character) were absolutely hilarious

[@marlondasilva9192]

@@HowardTheDucksWong I never thought my favorite non-combatant MCU character would be Peter Parker's science teacher. That bit about his wife using the Snap as an excuse to run away with her lover is depressingly hilarious.

[@omarkarim2280]

They’re just... so damn annoying..

[@eaglefan2569]

@@marlondasilva9192 Plus him offering counselling for the attacks but going, "Oh, good, cause I'm not qualified." Then the whole perfume allergy thing, and the camera gag... he's hilarious.

[@IcyDiamond]

Mr. Harrington could've easily have killed Thanos

[@CHUb2Z]

*acdc plays* Peter: aw I LOVE Led Zeppelin!

[@jesushector]

That triggered me so much

[@HABO2210]

Laughs at old pop culture. Suddenly starts to jam to a 50 y.o. band.

[@99RedRedfake]

@Cancer Itself185 I felt the point of that scene is that he doesn't HAVE to be the next Iron Man; he's just a kid after all and he can't handle the pressure. Without that pressure though, the truth is, he IS the next Iron Man He just doesn't need to know that right now. He's has a lot of growing up to do still

[@alfa01spotivo]

you are gonna be the first spider-man! Not next Iron Man! *Proceeds to build a suit to a montage of acdc music*

[@prodnazah]

Madison THANK YOU!

[@stickwoodthebrand]

I cant believe the mid credit scene wasnt mentioned

[@thomasadelaars3454]

Right! Frickin James jonah jameson with the og actor!!!

[@thomasadelaars3454]

Yung Sooty sorry i forgot his name

[@gbdeck200]

Mainly cause the JJ point is wasted as it's so sudden and no previous interaction to Spiderman and the identity point is wasted cause it wasn't an issue, anyone who knew never caused a problem, no consequence

[@TheAster24]

Ikr?

[@LalienX]

The mid credits scene that should have been in the main movie? I was thoroughly confused when the credits started rolling. It was so abrupt.

[@smartchai_boonnoon]

As much as I love MARVEL and all of these live-action feature films... I hate the *FORCED COMEDY 🎭* which is a trademark of all of the MCU films 🙄 !

[@truthbetold9092]

Which is why everyone else loves these movies. They're immature movies that are copy and paste

[@lenarteler4453]

The Winter soldier was a serious movie with I think zero forced comedy. That's why it's one of my favourite MCU films

[@Dragblacker]

@@truthbetold9092 Compare the MCU's humor to the humor in the Dark Knight trilogy. Yes there was humor there, but since it was low-key and witty, not blatant show-stoppers that literally tell you that a joke has been made, no one seems to notice.

[@truthbetold9092]

@@Dragblacker that's what I like about it, it's settled. He's not shoved down your throat every 5 minutes and it makes sense

[@zandyman2577]

Truth Be Told90 your right Iron Man and Thor Ragnarock were exactly the same Or winter soldier and guardians of the galaxy

[@kaden.vasquez]

"Far From Home has some of the best sequences from any spider-man film.... if only the rest of the film wasn't so MEH" I COULD NOT agree more. Well said man. Well said.

[@RM-cn8pw]

You wouldn’t agree at all of you had actually watched the film. Literally zero of the film is “MEH” in the slightest.

[@PhuNguyen-ph6lx]

@@RM-cn8pw A huge portion of the film is meh, what are you smoking

[@RM-cn8pw]

Phú Nguyễn I’m not the one smoking anything here, because no. Not even A portion of the film is meh. Let alone “huge.”

[@RM-cn8pw]

Kaden Vasquez That is most certainly not “well said.” Don’t congratulate him for lying.

[@DM_Films]

@@RM-cn8pw thats ur opinion though. I feel the same as this guy. Some of this film was just a huge MEH but the second act with jske glyenhall gets the movie going

[@RushilKothare]

I feel like Jon Watts did a really good job directing this film vs. Homecoming. There are some cool shots and really great sequences.

[@curtfoosss]

yeah but the writers didn't gave him a strong script and that sucks

[@vendaboi8652]

It was definitely shot better but, in terms of the action sequences, I think most of the credit should go to the vfx artists, since most of which where largely cgi.

[@radrno7]

Aaron Jones I have the opposite impression. His movies were so much better before joining Marvel. Sure, they weren’t big blockbuster actionfests, but I think that’s his style, he works better when there isn’t a bunch of people from different studios all pressing him against the wall, and seeing how many producers are in these Spider-Man movies, I can see why he has such a hard time in trying to do a movie of his own signature. I really think they should either let him do what he wants, or they should get someone that can actually take control of the movie.

[@matheuslinhares_]

Rushil Kothare all the scenes without CGI haven't absolutely nothing special, what shows how the directing of Jon Watts is poor. Has no memorable takes, no interesting plan that highlights the characters' feelings ... only the CGI scenes work and are good. In short, a direction that has nothing out of the ordinary. But this is just my opinion

[@HistoryandReviews]

Rushil Kothare stereotypical comment

[@EJJTheMiner]

Honestly, I personally thought it was one of the best solo-films of the entire MCU. 8.5/10

[@Riverburke8170]

EJJTM 😂 i gave it the same rating to

[@nonamepen4326]

Iron Man is still better for me

[@LoudonClear]

NoNamePen iron man, winter Soldier, and The first Thor (unpopular opinion but I like that film)

[@xplosives1752]

NoNamePen most people would put both homecoming and far from home in their top 10, but of course iron man, avengers 1, IW, and Endgame at the very least are above it (at least according to the common factors of every list I’ve seen)

[@nonamepen4326]

The Everything Channel I actually really like the first Thor

[@nickkahriman174]

Honestly loved Far from home

[@Browntable]

Glad you did! I loved lots of it but I wish the entire film kept it up

[@xplosives1752]

Browntable no disrespect to your ranking, but would you say that your reverence of movies like Spider-Man 2 was due to nostalgia, or do you believe it is objectively a better movie?

[@Browntable]

Xplosives I think film is subjective tbh, there are certain things that writers and filmmakers have to do create what is taught to be a “good film”, for example you cant just record whatever and call it a good film, there’s more to it than that. While at first I thought that people preferred Spider-Man 2 due to nostalgia, I’ve come to realize that there are certain things it does story-wise and character-wise that are leaps and bounds beyond what most modern superhero flicks do today. I cant comment for everyone because I do think there is a nostalgia lens and some ppl do prefer their childhood films and such, but I personally do feel like Spider-Man 2 captures so much more good filmmaking that goes beyond just what a good superhero movie is and what a good Spider-Man movie should be and FFH does things that I would say are not done well from an educational filmmaking perspective as well as my subjective tastes

[@redstreak9366]

Nick Kahriman Loved???......Iam kind of sad.....but happy that it is better than homecoming....

[@razorvoltz4518]

Would honestly say is my favourite spider man movie

[@jerrious5955]

The 2 best scenes in this movie are 1. The scene where he had to leave the opera, when he clearly finally gets the chance to sit next to his crush. That was soul crushing. 2. The scene where Peter caught Mysterio's hand. And that was right after the heartfelt moment where he talked about how Mysterio broke his trust. I'm amazed Peter didn't just kicked him off the window.

[@galactic85]

"Soul crushing?" That's a but much isn't it? We barely know anything about MJ and since they are in high school I have about as much reason to care about their romance as I did about any if the hundreds of flash in the pan high school romances I bore witness too. They are teenagers. Peter and MJ isn't some kind of great romance.

[@Cymoar]

4:06 THANK YOU, you literally said it perfectly. Tom Holland’s version could be really good if it wasn’t such a joke. I just can’t get behind it cuz I don’t feel anything for the characters because of how silly it is.

[@RM-cn8pw]

There’s no “could be” there. It ISN’T “such a joke” in the slightest. Can you please not lie?

[@studiosupes]

Ryan Paye except it is

[@RM-cn8pw]

Image Incorporated No, it really isn’t at all.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Cymoar “I just can’t get behind it cuz I don’t feel anything for the characters because of how silly it is.” You are watching a movie about a teenager with arachnid powers. If you don’t like how silly it is, why are you even watching a Spider-Man movie?

[@studiosupes]

Ryan Paye prove it then

[@Hallucinxtion]

This is in my top 5 MCU movies. Despite the first act dragging a little I still enjoyed it. The second and third half makes up it for it 10 fold

[@DLxxx]

This. Though I'd personally say we didn't get *enough* of the first act tbh. Peter liking MJ genuinely came out of no where and despite how much I like their relationship, that opening scene with Peter talking about her with Ned always feels so jarring. And the sequences of Peter acting as New Yorks friendly neighborhood Spider-Man one last time in the Iron Spider Suit (which is thematically appropriate in a lot of ways) being cut from the film, along with the scene of Peter selling his stuff so he could buy MJ's necklace would've REALLY added a lot of substance to that breezy first act.

[@herobreathes4287]

@@DLxxx I thought it was forced just a bit. It's been 8 months since the events of endgame so I can assume it's been in between that time period

[@angle188]

@DarkWhirlwind 88 Middle School or even High School crushes genuinely come out of nowhere in the modern world, one day you’d be looking at a girl(or guy)thinking their pretty or whatever but you don’t hold any feelings for them, and then the next day you’ll suddenly have a HUGE Crush on that same person. Though I get what POV your speaking from, as from a storytelling standpoint it genuinely would come out of nowhere, so you do have a point in that regard imo. And yea, the extra scenes which they cut from the film would’ve made the film 100% better, it’s still Spectacular enough on its own of course, but the smaller things are the type of things that really count in my eyes.

[@calvin1559]

The third half?😂 lol I agree tho I really liked it

[@zoadragon3521]

I'm pretty sure the point of Brad is to make Peter more nervous. One of the conflicts of the movie is Peter having to juggle his personal and heroic life and the fact that brad is an ever looming presence that threatens his love interests helps add to the pressure on peter to give up his heroic life and to go back to being a normal kid hopefully with a girlfriend. If Brad wasn't present, he wouldn't be as nervous because without a romantic threat there Peter could take his time with MJ. My point here is that Brad is more of a narrative tool to make Peter prioritize his personal life than an actual conflict in and of itself that makes us viewers worry over if peter will win. He's not a threat to the audience because the audience knows peter will win. But he's a threat to Peter because to Peter, there is a definite high possibility that this handsome masculine rival could win MJ over.

[@Wired4Life2]

To also give credit to Brad, the film prominently points to him as an example of a younger student who's now at Peter's age. Brad's nice guy concern feels like something a younger student would hold to and since he's now reasonably popular, he can have that attitude without coming off as naive. But then, the kids who were once older than him have more of that cynical teen outlook than he likely has as a result of going to school with half the students. Take the scene later on where he vents his concern to the class in London over Peter and once the others start throwing his photo-taking in sensitive areas back at him, he falters. His good intentions were used against him.

[@chanovia5912]

But all that conflict is gone since we know that peter is gonna get mj in the end

[@prouddumbass5232]

@@ChantoStarX bruh, he literally outright said he was going to show the picture to MJ because he knew Peter liked her too. He wanted to ruin Peter's rep, not protect MJ (which, in my opinion, would have been a much better and more sympathetic motivation. He just came off as such a camp Dinsey teen flick antagonist, ugh)

[@KnightSlasher]

I gave this movie a 0/10 because he didn't say pizza time, so I gave it a bad rating due to lack of pizza.

[@Browntable]

Honestly, totally valid, Spider-Man PS4 had a pizza scene and didn't say Pizza Time, so 0/10 for me as well

[@harrizburhan]

they did go to italy tho

[@nootnewt3]

@Harriz Burhan and not once did he utter the words “pizza time.”

[@themadtitan7603]

@@harrizburhan Missed opportunity.

[@themadtitan7603]

That's why Spider-Man 2 is the only great Spider-Man movie the others don't have enough Pizza Time.

[@LlamaLogic]

I love how KZbin is a platform where people can express their feelings

[@sheepmans]

One of my issues with the film is that Mysterio's reason for being a villain is quite poor. Like, in homecoming the Vulture was more relatable and understandable and made you care about him and his situation a bit. But Mysterio is the villain cause of exposition and jumpcuts about his career with Tony Stark. And then he also happens to be insane or something so that throws all relatability out of the window.

[@kirb_9051]

Tony took his life’s work from him, passed it off as his own, and made the acronym fart. I’d be pretty pissed too I don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@sheepmans]

@@kirb_9051 I agree that it's a good reason to become a villain and pissed at Tony. My issue is that the movie didn't portray that well enough imo. Like, it could have been better if there were some actual flashback scenes were Mysterio starts losing his s**t over it. It's a decent reason, it just didn't get the screen time it needed to feel more understandable for the audience. Just my opinion anyway.

[@MaxIronsThird]

@@kirb_9051 You forgot to say that he also payed him a ton of money.

[@Jdudec367]

@@sheepmans Eh...it did portray that well enough honestly. I mean we do see a scene of Tony taking credit for Mysterio's invention though. It did get the screen time it needed to feel understandable enough for the audience.

[@moistgooseberry]

Mysterio is now one of my favourite villains of the MCU. Jake Gyllenhaal was so fucking good. Despite it's flaws, I loved Far From Home, and I can't wait to see where they go in the next film. Another thing: E.D.I.T.H + Mysterio = Mid-credits scene... ;)

[@denismurin]

Two days since I saw Far From Home, I am still shaken to my core. That’s absolutely the best Spider-man movie I’ve seen. It just felt so right and kept me going when I go through very tough times myself. I see your points but I think it’s just a lighter take on the character. Peter still struggles a lot, just in the different way, not the one we used to. It’s like Iron Man 3 (another MCU movie I love) Peter struggles with PTSD after events of The Avengers/Endgame movie. Yet Tony is still a loner in Iron Man 3, he thinks that he is the only one who can have an answer. Peter doesn’t get to sunk to Tony’s level because of May, Ned and his ongoing crush in MJ. He is forced to get ahold of himself and take responsibility both for his and Tony’s actions. I think you might have problem with Peter being a passive protagonist in the first half of the movies. Everything just happens TO him, not BECAUSE OF him. He is scared of responsibility but after realizing that he can’t shift Stark’s legacy to Beck and responsibility for Beck to Fury, he is all action. Just like in Homecoming, when Peter actively moved the plot with almost everything he did, after the jail he is back to his usual self in full hero mode. It’s kinda like Spider-Man 2 when stuff just happens to Peter but there is very little actual actions from Peter, just reactions. Holland’s Spider-Man is very proactive and you seem to like him when he is. But first part of the movie was needed to show his doubts in the life he lives and his fear of growing up. But this Spider-Man has miles to go before he becomes true Spider-Man and I am anxious to see more.

[@banananarwhals2016]

Spiderverse was better.

[@denismurin]

Banana Narwhals Oh, I loved Spider-verse. It’s insanely good! But Far from Home hits me in the feels like Spider-Verse simply couldn’t. It’s just the small things like MJ who I like way more than MJ and Gwens in other movies and cartoons.

[@tricko8000]

How tf is this movie better than Spider-Man 2???

[@denismurin]

@@V_For_Vigilante Because I like something you don't?

[@demisor9701]

i completely agree. far from home is an amazing film.

[@ThatOneDoesntCount]

I didn't really have any of those problems. I felt a lot more of the jokes landed than didn't, and that the movies was very easily able to get serious when it needed to. Also yeah, the second and third acts re some of the best the MCU has to offer, especially the SPOILERS*Mysterio fight scene*SPOILERS at the end of the second act

[@Jaydavid25.]

Yeah, the first act had me laughin.. I didn't get that criticism..

[@outpesticide]

When I watch Spider-Man, I see Spider-Man. When I watch Spider-Man 2, I see Spider-Man. When I watch Spider-Man 3, I see Spider-Man. When I watch The Amazing Spider-Man, I see Spider-Man. When I watch The Amazing Spider-Man 2, I see Spider-Man. When I watch Spider-Man Homecoming, I see the MCU. When I watch Spider-Man Far From Home, I see the MCU. I can't explain it, but I just don't like Spider-Man in the MCU. Maybe it's the lack of jokes, maybe it's the lack of consequences. I just don't know.

[@dingkong5034]

How in God's name is Captain America written well, but Spider-Man written like shit? Is Kevin Feige actually a Spider-Man fan? Or did he not have control over the direction of this character?

[@peterfrank3365]

I don't usually do request but I'd like to see you covering the humor in the MCU, especially in the recent movies.

[@jayfreeman5117]

Agreed. I’d like to see this as well.

[@MaxIronsThird]

It keeps getting worst, just look at Far From Home, Black Panther and Captain Marvel.

[@cinemasketch9644]

@@MaxIronsThird yeah black Panthers humor was pretty cringe

[@OoToxiToxioO]

Yes, I call them "Marvel Moments" and they were great in Avengers but this movie was like the film version of the quirky teen who jokes about suicide and depression every other scene. I wanna fucking feel something not laugh all the time or try to be made to laugh because half the jokes fall short. When you read Spider-Man comics you aren't laughing the whole damn time shut up and show me some drama or grief or let me see Peter go through something that actually has consequences, not hot Aunt May supporting Peter getting out of the house so she can have a quickie with Happy. These characters are all written as jokes for 12 year olds and the most casual of fans who probly own funko pops and wear shirts that say "nerd"

[@Austin12348]

It really depends on the movie in my opinion. Something like Captain America could work if it was cheesy. Homecoming and GOTG really does comedy well. But something like Black Panther shouldn't have had any comedy.

[@pattaegray688]

I personally believe that the shift in tone in the second act was shocking, and the sudden change worked for spider-man's charcater.

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

Not Spiderman dude iron man Tony Jr instead

[@rager5600]

@@eliasfigarzon9813 Oh! Look at Green Goblin Jr. Gonna cry?

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

@@rager5600 better being a goblin Jr than a fucking stupid crying baby iron man Tony Jr lol 😁

[@pradipsinhrana7319]

@@eliasfigarzon9813 let people like things, sir

[@DLxxx]

@@eliasfigarzon9813 Oh god please. Enough with this "Iron Man Jr" shit. It got *very* old, *very* fast, and isn't even a real critique so much as it's a personal perception.

[@sweetbread4190]

I loved everytime Mysterio was on screen! Jake Gyllenhaal surpassed my expectations.

[@dakshpraveen6746]

Me when Browntable says spoilers from here: I’ll go but I’ll be back

[@michaelnelson9211]

"YOU ARE JUST A SCARED LITTLE KID IN A SWEAT SUIT"- Mysterio

[@mikedasik462]

OH YEY WELL DEN YOU NEED WAKE UP!

[@michaelnelson9211]

@@mikedasik462 lol love that that line. :)

[@Telodor]

I honestly loved the first act, it was really sweet to see all the kids just hanging out and having fun.

[@ItzBirb2]

same idk why people hate it

[@camdinner789]

literally

[@NenEmitter]

For some reason it felt unrealistic, I was confused why Peter has a crush on MJ all of a sudden when he was avoiding her in the first film

[@cheryltempleton1788]

@@NenEmitter yeah but that's realistic if you actually pay attention to how you or other people acted throughout high school

[@adarshsc8609]

Literally... I loved the entire movie.... After some heavy and emotional rollercoaster in endgame... It was essential for a comedic light approach... And first act of ffh was perfect 💯💯... Ansd 2nd nd 3rd acts went another level 🔥🔥

[@Protocol36]

I respect your opinion, I personally loved the film though I agree its not perfect but I'm glad I really liked it and I'm glad you also enjoyed it. :D

[@Protocol36]

@Yung Sooty Same I think I still like Spider-Man 2 and Into the Spider-verse better but 3rd place is still really great imo!

[@Protocol36]

@Yung Sooty The first 2 Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies are phenomenal, so I completely understand, 4th is still pretty good and yhh Spider-verse is amazing

[@Ultrasonix3]

Also "Swinging set" by Michael Giacchino (what plays during the final swing) is one of the best tracks in the MCU

[@ZachBobBob]

This entire score might potentially be the best of the MCU

[@jeffreyquinde6707]

Zach Gerrity that’s a bit far. Even Homecoming had better music

[@andrewgiordano6880]

Zach Gerrity Let’s chill a bit, Black Panther’s oscar winning score is still on top. It was still good tho

[@ZachBobBob]

@@andrewgiordano6880 Yeah you're right tbh Black Panthers is so so good

[@andrewgiordano6880]

Zach Gerrity Black Panthers score was just so unique. You couldn’t put it in any other movie. It’s blend of traditional african themes and modern african american rap was perfect. I do think Mysterio’s theme was one of the best in the MCU however. The score overall wasn’t one of my favorites tho

[@battleupsaber462]

My first Browntable video was his video praising Homecoming...and now I'm about to watch him shit on the sequel. It's like poetry, it rhymes

[@Kikirocy]

“Day by day, he gazed upon her. Day by day...”

[@omarkarim2280]

The Commentator “I’m with John, he’ll get me my drink”

[@firebender1174]

Hi top: complains about homecoming not having consequences Hi top on this movie: complains about the consequences

[@oscarhuynh8066]

Far From Home was great, but Spider-Verse is still my favorite Spidey film.

[@dashman8499]

Oscar Huynh my last watchthrough of Spiderverse confirmed that it’s kind of untouchable

[@hystericallover5989]

ive watched that movie at least 5 times, and its still fresh

[@camerongodsey9847]

Seeing Mysterious done, and done *well* after all these years was incredible. It’s especially amazing when you realize the mainstream audience doesn’t really recognize him as a main Spidey villain, yet he posed not only the greatest threat of *all* live action Spidey villains but also was right next to Vulture as far as realistic motivations. Personally I loved it.

[@eaglefan2569]

* Plus he was part of the OG Sinister Six.

[@mohaimanmstk2694]

I also personally loved how they handled different genres in one movie. It feels weird but it works (at least for me) and that is what matters the most. The 3rd act was fantastic and the 2nd act was good. As a high school student, I liked the 1st act although it is not as great as the 2nd and 3rd act. My only complain is the lack of any emotional dialogue between Peter and Beck at the end. Anyways enjoy your videos. Keep it up.

[@mujiescomedy279]

Mohaiman MSTK I agree. People always seem to forget a movie can be more than one genre

[@Cartoonshi]

Really liked Far From Home, but it did have some glaring issues. But those end credits scenes were absolutely wild.

[@yeleckneroid1050]

The proper title = Spiderman "far from good".

[@shinndig1293]

Most of the problems you mention about this film are actually issues I had with Homecoming.

[@dika_hilman]

Peter gets a lot of dilemmas in this movie more than 'Homecoming'. He can't spend time with MJ, he's too inexperienced to be the next Iron-Man, he got a huge task to take down an avenger level of disaster/monsters, and those problems get worse and worse... Ned got a gf easier than him, it seems like Mj is into another guy, Mysterio is more capable than him, Fury gives him so much pressure, and everything gets even worse because he's alone now without Tony who used to take care of him. He makes a decision to choose a normal life and gives Mysterio the Edith glasses, which is his most terrible decision ever. I legit cried when he yelled to Happy, telling him not to calm him down because he messed up. I can't relate more. It's so stresssful and that's what I, a teenager, feel when faced with adult's responsibility. Mysterio's visual effect is badass but Peter's struggle is what makes me love this movie so much!!! Easily one of the best spiderman movie ever 👊

[@CatskillOne]

Andika Hilman All the things that are in the 2nd and 3rd acts of the movie.

[@redstreak9366]

You Cried???.....Strange...

[@Beastinvader]

Well said! HiTip films disliked him giving away the glasses. But come on. He's a lonely 16 year old in love with a girl. And the guy he gave it to was the only guy - apart from Happy later on - who actually gave a shit about what Peter was going through. It's totally understandable why he would chose a normal life. It's a mistake, but that's part of the point. He has to put his personal life second. But yeah I agree.

[@cliffhanger5328]

I just don't like Tom, he's not my Spider-Man

[@Beastinvader]

@@cliffhanger5328 That's how I feel about Tobey. It's hard to like the film when you don't like the actor.

[@joshuaskoyen]

I seriously loved all of the high school rom-com elements. I work with teenagers full-time, and it felt very realistic to this current generation (Gen Z).

[@erikholmes34]

Are you a teacher? Or something else.

[@kennygibson1712]

Erik Holmes he just likes kids ;) /s

[@David-cf8qt]

Naw, man, if this was realistic, all of gen Z would be taken

[@marcusward6235]

Realistic to a point. Most is exaggerated.

[@michaelhla3218]

**wants more stakes** **ignores mid credits scene**

[@firstlast9846]

A 1 minute end credits scene - does not count - if it was at the end of the story.. yeah. But it’s teasing future installments

[@MrMgkman13]

I love Mr. Harrington. He reminds me of the old Raimi days where side characters were that goofy

[@shahwarbasith2295]

You know how you can tell this isn't an accurate representation of the character? When the villain is guilt tripping Spidey and brings up how he failed to kill Daddy Tony instead of Uncle Ben...you know, the whole FUCKING reason he's a hero

[@adityaunnava4304]

Daddy you didn't talk about the JJJ credits scene and I'm not ok with that.

[@angelhernandub1029]

Aytida Prime daddy? Tf?

[@blasphemous9693]

He's our Internet daddy.

[@angelhernandub1029]

Angel Hernandez LMAO ok Angel Hernandez

[@blasphemous9693]

@@angelhernandub1029 No problem Angel Hernandez

[@MJ-rd9zn]

@@blasphemous9693 nice one Angel Hernandez

[@techvariant5638]

With all due respect I dont agree with the hate that was given to the high school part in the movie and I thought the comedy was good

[@DLxxx]

Comedy is subjective, so I agree with you there. But he did have a point in how tonally confused the movie felt at times, as well as how too little time was spent on the beginning establishing the more character based conflict of the film (which was filmed and edited, but cut out for some reason).

[@thenewyoutuber4798]

For a Disney show

[@thenewyoutuber4798]

@Madison IT IS MARVEL

[@thenewyoutuber4798]

@Madison But Spiderman is Marvel character. He's not someone from Jessie or Wizards of Waverly Place. Big difference.

[@thenewyoutuber4798]

@Madison Trust me. The Spiderman comics are funny and the humor gives them an edge. Again, the humor in Far From Home is just- it's just very much High School Musical. And I found nothing in first half funny

[@wm2429]

I really like how you’re willing to change your mind over time. That takes a lot of guts and honesty as a reviewer

[@matthewmccarthy9404]

Cant get the post credits off my mind it was so funny seeing jk Simmons come back

[@_taylor_1604]

I thought Ned was underused. In Homecoming, he actually worked as a person Peter could talk to, but in this movie, he doesn’t do anything. At least give him some sort of importance

[@danielwood6833]

I thought his getting with that Betty girl completely out of nowhere with cringey dialogue and forced comedy with it ending by the time the movie finishes was suuuuuper integral to the plot

[@freebie641]

I thought Ned getting with the girl made the first act even better as Peter Parker was even more alone than ever before.

[@krayvin]

*insults him because of his opinion* DIVORCE ME DADDY

[@angelsantos5245]

The only thing I know about Far From Home, is how conflicted my thoughts and feelings are on the film, I definitely need a rewatch

[@FilmScoreandMore]

Yeah, it's such a mixed movie. I really didn't care for a lot of it but at the same time a lot was great.

[@kayozzy]

Don’t @ me: Tobey Maguire is the best Spider-Man.

[@Abe-Lau]

yes he is

[@diegobernal3910]

Tobey:with great power comes great responsibility Tom”Got to impress señor stark

[@truthbetold9092]

😂😂😂

[@bruhmoment2316]

Ikr i fucking hate it cuz they act like uncle ben didnt even exist

[@dika_hilman]

FFH and Infinity War are my favorite MCU movies.

[@emmanuelkatele1]

*goes to watch a movie knowing damm well it’s about a teenager in high school going to a high school field trip. Browntable: *complains about it a movie being high-school base

[@chromiumex2384]

I actually agree with you a lot, I just don't like Spider-man 2 all that well because of the cheese and whatnot. Far From Home is my favorite MCU movie, to an extent, excluding Endgame of course. It's just amazing.

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

I would send you a death threat from saying that kind of Shit due to the fact that the original trilogy is better than all the MCU combined but I respect your opinion even though it is wrong

[@kevinparamby5673]

@@eliasfigarzon9813 It's just a movie my guy. Chill

[@JayJ-.-]

@raik z it’s a fucking movie. His opinion is not wrong because it is just an opinion, only facts can be wrong, not opinions. I like Vanilla ice cream over strawberry, that is my opinion and it cannot be wrong because an opinion is a personal feeling towards something, personal feelings can never be wrong. I honestly prefer the MCU Spider-Man and Amazing Spider-Man than the rami trilogies. I feel like Tobey is more Peter Parker than Tom and Andrew combined, but I still like them better due to the setting of their movies and how modern it was to the real world l. My opinion is not wrong because it is a personal feeling, you sound so ignorant right now

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

@@kevinparamby5673 I get that it is a movie focused on iron man Jr but why all the MCU fanboys and fandom is trashing the previous movies now? Me and my friends just went to see it yesterday and when the credits roll we all agree that this movie is OK at best not good nor bad it fits perfectly with the MCU variation of ok to mediocre at best but then again a "few" hardcore fans of this Spiderman heard us talking about how this movie has no comparison with the original trilogy and guess what happened

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

@@JayJ-.- so if we use your logic then by default everything that is of your liking and preferences are better and have more meaning than solid deductions and objective elements that warrant the term and word "fact"?

[@dropoffstergaming]

I've never disagreed with you more than this video. That being said I love you Mauricio keep up the great work

[@estebanvega3016]

Dropoffster Gaming Nope.

[@thaboi8324]

Lol this video said the complete truth

[@pQuiPq]

I absolutely agree. I think this movie was much much better than Homecoming. And everyone has their opinions. This movie does Spidey justice and the Peter scenes are good. Not amazing mind you but definitely more enjoyable than anything from Amazing 2 and The OG 1 and 3 films. This movie isn't MADE for a Peter "personal" stakes story. It's made as a "SpiderMan is his own hero that must rise to an even better and bigger role" I feel like that theme was completely missed out on when people saw it. Either way I still appreciate the video. But I feel that people are missing the overall idea of this movie, not just what people are talking about rn

[@thaboi8324]

@@pQuiPq yes cause the movie had terrible pacing and character build up issues at the beginning I mean I watched the movie but I got completly lost at what's going on in the first half of the movie and what the heck has everything to do with iron man

[@darkhorsed]

@@pQuiPq 5 words:Everything revolves around Iron Man.

[@GiovanniFierros951]

Browntable went from liking this movie to hating this movie, for no reason at all.

[@Spr33h0x]

I love Jake Gyllenhaal, he's such a good actor!

[@prateekpandey9269]

I would give it a 8.5/10. I liked it slightly better than homecoming and it was the most comic booky movie comic book movie.

[@rdken13]

In the MCU it felt like one of the most comic booky movies they've ever done in the best way possible. However the best comic-booky movie and I think one of the best superhero movies period is obviously Into the Spider-Verse. You cannot get more comic book than that.

[@jalvarez1645]

Squalid Tuber same it’s was a good movie and experience was amazing in theaters

[@mykq7286]

@Madison honestly true

[@kleenexghost16]

I usually agree with your opinion but in this case I respectfully disagree. I doubt you or anyone else would see this comment but my interpretation (one of many) is that the lack of tone is exactly the tone of the movie. They're teenages. It is a teenage romantic comedy that is a coming of age in terms of Spiderman's resolution. I think the first act is absolutely necessary because we need to see more of Peter Parker as a teenager doing lighthearted teenager things because that is what Peter wants. It is the inherent tension that we see him struggling with. If we took that part out, as the audience we would not understand what he is inherently sacrificing in order to be Spiderman. The fact that he does not talk about his emotions also makes sense. He's a teenager. What kind of a teenager would openly talk about their emotions. This refrain that the movie uses then makes those moments that Peter shares with XX and YY significantly more important because then you can see how much more XX and YY matters to Peter. Even Brad had more of a role. I see him literally as the manifestation of Peter's hesitation, his conflict with him being positioned as Iron Man (using his tech and fumbling it), and the quintessential high school love rival that you would expect in a high school. Yeah you know what's probably going to happen but Brad's role is more to highlight Peter and even MJ to a certain extent. Again just my opinion but I think people are struggling with their interpretations of this movie with their perceive history of Spiderman from ALL media. I think that's fair and a reasonable metric. However I do think you would appreciate this movie a lot more if you focus on this movie as the next chapter to Peter's growth strictly in the MCU.

[@noahcorleone1473]

kleenexghost16 You are so damn correct. Thank you for posting this comment for people that really love this movie. This movie is just as good as the first 2 raimi movies. This movie in my opinion had so many consequences, and it was great. The action was top notch, the story was awesome, and everything you just said is correct.

[@PhuNguyen-ph6lx]

I reccomend you watch the latest HiTop's video, though he's a bit too negative in that video. But still, he had alot of good point, basically all his points are good

[@politereminder6284]

Better start serving those divorce papers... This was waaaaaay better than Homecoming.

[@chrishall2594]

Homecoming was small scale. If you don't like that I can understand why you wouldn't like it because this movie was big scale. But as far as which movie is better I think homecoming is. I think I might prefer to watch this one though.

[@djrocksgaming]

susanne anique That's mostly because Far From Home doesn't actively insult the character and long time fans like Homecoming did.

[@Alucard2091]

@@djrocksgaming WDYM insult

[@kitfisto4711]

Mysterio: I can make anything I want Thanos: oh I don’t think so Mysterio: LOUDLY CRYING

[@prouddumbass5232]

Mysterio: reality can be whatever I want drone: *explodes* Mysterio: *loudly sobbing into his perfectly ironed cape*

[@NYCKZ360]

Man you said some real shit about Peter being tangled into somebody else's mess. What ever happened to Villains being bloodlust for Parkers head?

[@eaglefan2569]

I mean, if you think about it, Peter's only been an active superhero for, what, maybe a year or two in the MCU? Whereas the others have had more time that that under their belts to make enemies? It's... kinda hard to have villains wanting revenge on you when you haven't really fought many villains. Comparatively, he's only fought Vulture, Thanos, and Mysterio. Scorpion is getting set up on the grudge front, and after the mid-credits scene, I'm sure it's gonna be open season. But, yeah... he just hasn't really had a lot of time to make supervillains angry between the Civil War stuff, going off-planet, being dead for five years... that kind of stuff makes it hard for grudges to form, y'know?

[@FalcFalcFalcFalc]

I don't particularly agree with what you are saying, but I get the point. And remember, kids watching homecoming and far from home are in the exact situation of us watching the Raimi saga

[@robert_gomez3290]

The second Jameson came on screen I thought of the moment from Spider-Man 2 “I want Spider-Man!!” And when Spider-Man swings through the newspaper. Just a brilliant cameo that brought so much nostalgia

[@ricksanchezdeluniversoc1379]

The prophecy that the MCU will crumble after endgame is becoming real. I will only stay to say goodbye to the guardians of the galaxy but the rest can die for what i care.

[@vicentediez452]

Everything that goes up, has to go down

[@ricksanchezdeluniversoc1379]

@@vicentediez452 indeed my friend.

[@foop2954]

@@vicentediez452 except for your weight

[@shineon9715]

Omg it's even more real now.

[@MaxIronsThird]

Wasn't there stinkers before EndGame? Like you know just recently, Cp. Marvel, Black Panther, Thor Ragnarok and Ant-Man and the Wasp.

[@JamesWestMusicMan]

I tried to argue most of these points to my mate, just after watching the movie, but he didn't see it at all (and he's seen it 4 times now). It's nice to know someone has summed up my own thoughts better than me, in a video that I can now send to him :D. Other than that, I also love/hated the movie, I need to see it again to double check my thoughts, but nice video.

[@MaxIronsThird]

Most people are like your friend

[@Notsbaby]

As someone is high school me and my friends loved the high school shit. I think the biggest problem brown table has with it is that he’s not in high school so the goofy childish humor just didn’t appeal

[@Jaydavid25.]

I just think his taste in comedy is..... Different... LOL.. I haven't been in High school for a long time, and loved the High school ish.. Maybe cause I actually like High school shows and movies all around..

[@MrNotsoperfect2]

I’m in High School myself and nobody says the stuff that they said in Spider-Man FFH, I’d say Homecoming has a better representation of high school humor or just how it is.

[@lolaa.8161]

@Lee Everett I agree with most of this, except the last part. As a teen myself, I personally believe that Homecoming is not good representation of high school. That said, I don’t have a problem with all the high school stuff in Homecoming because it feels natural in the film. I didn’t feel the same way about FFH. I still liked the movie though.

[@Notsbaby]

Lee Everett guess we just have different friend groups cus we could pin point exactly what members of our friend group acted like they did in the film

[@TikusXII]

By this time, I'm already accustomed to different point of view on Spider-man movies... Most of my favorite movie reviewer, including you, has different take on the highschool aspect of the film, Hhaha... Anyway, great video man, though I disagree on many of your point in the video...especially the part where you said most of the jokes don't land...and the highschool part...

[@dika_hilman]

True, I love the one-liner jokes. It's funny because the comedy has its own moments.

[@redstreak9366]

But it isn't an spiderman movie......just an MCU movie

[@TheWeekendStuffs]

@@redstreak9366 it is spiderman movie, just like spectacular spiderman is spiderman show.

[@fersanchez2066]

I agree, I feel like a lot of the opinions of the film depends a lot on how much people liked the comedy. I actually loved it so It was not a problem to me but to people who are not fans of that kind of humor it can get tiring.

[@JuanTorres-lp2gy]

Peter feels like a passive character the whole movie up until after he “makes his suit” (still hate that his character relies too much on his suits from Stark) During the end he feels like an active character but its too late...

[@MarksL-7]

I agree there is too much tony stark, the spider-man i know would make his own suit and he would think about his uncle and Not about an rich arrogant play boy.

[@RM-cn8pw]

SaIyaJIn E “The Spider man I know would make his own suit” He literally DID. Several times. Please actually watch the films you complain about.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Juan Torres It seems like you don’t know why passive aggressive means, because Peter was never any such thing throughout the whole film.

[@JuanTorres-lp2gy]

Ryan Paye Only suit he reall made was his homemade one but we give it a pass cuz its literally some pajama type clothing. Stark Suit: Made by stark. Iron Spider: Made by stark. Shield suit ill accept since it was given to him to keep a low profile outside of new york. wasnt given to him to create an identity, just to wear something during fights. New stark suit which he “made”: created with stark resources, it would be like building legos with the manual vs building something new and creative with just your mind.

[@RM-cn8pw]

Juan Torres Except that’s completely false. He DID build his new suit in FFH’s third act with just his mind. This “manual” is yet another thing you’ve made up.

[@veryrami]

This movie does not struggle to decide what kind of movie it is. It juggles between tones just as Peter Parker juggles all aspects of his life. It's much more nuanced than badly timed humor and thrown in grief stricken scenes.

[@thatrandomsquirrel2924]

Honestly, I didn’t know his spider sense actually wasn’t working until the end when he has to make a conscious decision to turn it on

[@danielclover6553]

I dont know why but this is my favorite marvel movie...maybe because of mysterio...10/10

[@sirpdubs]

The movie was 10/10, J.K. Simmons returning as J Jonah Jameson made it a masterpiece.

[@Ultrasonix3]

As for all the villains being caused by Tony, I think that's because this first trilogy is supposed to be about Pete stepping out of Tony's shadow. So by the end of the trilogy he will hopefully have learned to be a different hero than who Tony was

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

Yeah I highly doubt that Kevin is going to do that

[@Ultrasonix3]

@@eliasfigarzon9813 why?

[@eliasfigarzon9813]

@@Ultrasonix3 the MCU is a childish franchise that has a variation from OK to mediocre at best and Kevin doesn't have the balls to do anything "mature"

[@Ultrasonix3]

@@eliasfigarzon9813 if you say so mate

[@spideyrobmiles4150]

Disney Channel could just let MCU Spider-man have a show on their network because of the first two movies.

[@TheZackBriggs]

Disney's use of comedy is ridiculously tedious. Sometimes it works though. The tonal whiplash experienced in this movie reminded me of The Last Jedi with the horrible jokes just to break tension in serious situations.

[@briannahanover9299]

Okay but this video is not far from perfect, it really is perfect for me personally. You put into words EXACTLY how I felt through the film. It’s hard to put into words and you did it as well as I could. When it releases, maybe I’ll edit a cut minus most of the comedy. Ugh the comedy hurt

[@prouddumbass5232]

Shoot, if you do that, pass me a copy of the edited version. I loved the movie, but the comedy was outright painful at times

[@deviantrat6001]

*Saw nothing wrong with the first act; 2-3 are equally awesome. Perfect summer Spidey blockbuster with the best end credit scenes.*

[@Eitha_n]

All the jokes made me laugh 😶 And the teachers were great.

[@newgoblin49]

Eithan Afri cuz you’re an uninspiring individual with not a fibre in his head

[@Eitha_n]

If you say so🤷

[@eldenwarrior489]

My problem with this movie in a nutshell: It refuses to grow up with our protagonist. This is a movie that demands the world around Peter Parker to grow up and take things more seriously because Peter Parker is doing so, but time and again it doesn’t do it. The characters become simplified versions of Homecoming (Remember that scene where Aunt May is practically having a panic attack because Peter didn’t tell her where he was? This movie sure doesn’t) and the jokes, once charming, now become annoying and distracting. Again, Peter Parker and Mysterio are the parts of the movie that the whole thing should have been, cause they up the stakes both physically and psychologically, but everything around them still refuses to let go of the “teenage charm” of the first film, which knew how to use it to become more engaging. Btw, freakin’ Betty and Ned? Caricatures of themselves for a running gag that goes through all the movie tho it wasn’t really funny the first time. Yeah, those two represent what’s wrong with this movie.

[@masonmorgan9742]

Easiest change to the movie would've been, Homecoming take place senior year. Then far from home be a senior trip or a semester abroad.

[@harley69]

I agree that there are a few sequences that really feel awful like the drone and the bus. But when it comes to the shitty highschool comedy, I think that intentional lack of seriousness adds to the seriousness of the second and third act of the movie. The whole movie is a big transition. Act One, much like Peter, is focusing on being a teenager. There aren’t huge consequences, everyone is kind of weird and petty. That’s how highschool is. Act Two is where the transition starts, serious stuff starts happening, and Peter is beginning to understand where his influence is and that he needs to choose to be a high schooler or be Spider-Man. It still has some of the highschool shitty comedy but it starts creating more situations and more consequences. But when Act Three starts, and once Peter finds out about Mysterio, that’s when everything goes crazy. It’s a complete emotional whiplash for Peter. That amazing sequence with Mysterio is the moment that Peter realizes how horrible has become, what he needs to do. And is completely overwhelmed by it. Which leads to the talk between Happy and Peter and beginning of the conclusion of Peter’s arc in this movie. The way I interpreted it, Peter was being overwhelmed by the responsibility of becoming the “next Iron Man” because of that he was desperately reaching for silly, cheesy, happy land of highschool shit that you keep mentioning. But this movie is Peter’s reality check. He realizes that he can’t be both all the time. And that he’s going to have to rise up to responsibility of beating Mysterio or whoever else in the future. Sure the highschool shit can be cringey at times but that’s half the point. By showing the silliness of Peter’s highschool life, it showcases how much he has become separated from that world of “neighborhood Spider-Man” and needing to accept his new place and responsibility in the world.

[@luismarin3764]

Dude, thank you so much for making this. I've been telling my friends and family how the first have of the movie is hard to get invested in because the film gives you little reason to care about what's going on and that all of theme is lost in all of the under developed subplots. But, all I got as a response was ohh what about this part, that was cool or hey I liked when he said that or she did this. So thank you for being honest about what you thought about the movie, it must be especially difficult to do it for an audience who found the movie to be perfect so thanks again good sir!

[@4ll_Pretty_0_Ability]

The mcu spiderman didn't really made me feel the same way andrew and tobey does. I feel like they rushed it just so they can add him immediately in avengers, I'd say it's pretty bland. Nothing special, it was underwhelming for me.

[@4ll_Pretty_0_Ability]

It feels like aimed for more younger viewers.

[@SilentPyramidHead]

Great essay. You pretty much nailed the conflicted feelings I had while watching this movie. There were things I hated (like most of the teen stuff and forced comedy) and things I loved (like everything with Mysterio - The scene in which Spidey uses his "Peter tingle" to defeat Mysterio was one of THE best Spider-Man moments I've ever seen).

[@RealRoboKnight]

You know.. if 8 years has passed and they actually aged Aunt May while Peter was snapped, that would've been great in my opinion

[@bluepearl_22]

if they did SOMETHING with Aunt May, that would be great