Spider-Man Homecoming had me feeling SO sorry for young Peter/ First time watching, reaction, review

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[@joshbrosh6626]

Dang it i missed the premiere

[@hoya1178]

The Amazing Spider-Man movies aren't like the Raimi movies, don't be so close minded.

[@francescocuomo5247]

He's 15 in this movie😎👍

[@MiguelBustamante2585]

You read that again 😆

[@samuelkohi4415]

1:31 you forgot 1970s Spiderman starring Nicholas Hammond as Peter Parker and Japanese Spiderman TV series from 1978. Not to mention every animated tv show since 1967.

[@pazz]

Peter: I’m 15 Mary: This is too much for a 14 year old kid.

[@vaughn4lif]

ZIP IT. THE ADULTS ARE TALKING.

[@Narutoanime16g]

😂😂it’s just one year relax

[@lzrs2348]

Peter just gets more mad that more adults aren't listening to him. "I am 15 dammit!!!!"

[@nerdynerd9346]

There is where you zip it! The adults are talking!

[@SolidSnake8295]

She called him 14 like THREE DIFFERENT TIMES after Peter corrected Tony about the same thing. 🤣

[@garyking1986]

The Cap after-credits joke hits a lot harder when you're wating in cinemas for ages only to be made fun of

[@Dasharr]

It feels like Marvel were getting bored with having to do the post-credits thing every time, so they just decided to troll the audience with them.

[@grogu9698]

I laughed like crazy XD

[@JackRyd3r]

Patience is a virtue of any good soldier

[@chrismhp]

Deadpool actually did it first though.

[@dimetrodonz]

nice pfp and name. love that movie!

[@bryanvuong5524]

I find it funny that Peter gets pissed about being called a 14 yo when he’s a 15 yo, and in the whole episode Mary called him 14😂

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

He was pissed about being 14? I thought he just correcting tony

[@bryanvuong5524]

I’m just saying Peter would be pissed if he was called 14 all the time

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

@@bryanvuong5524 yea i would pissed too ngl

[@d0n5k3y9]

Same🤣because she spoke right when he corrected tony

[@titaniumspear7772]

But we all know he's legal in real life so don't worry about it 😅

[@JakeToll37]

Fun fact for those who don't know: KAREN is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, who also played Betty Ross in 2003's Hulk and married to Paul Bettany in real life, who played JARVIS and Vision.

[@shanenolan8252]

Thanks I actually didn't know that. But I recognised the voice couldn't place it . Fitting given her husband

[@alfredthegreat9543]

Jennifer Connelly is a immune to time! Apart from getting taller since 1984s Once Upon a Time in America she hasn't changed 😂 PS JC was Paul Bettany's teenage crush and even when he was 15 wanted to marry her.

[@papl20]

WHAT?

[@Harkness78]

I thought the voice belonged to Kerri Condon (aka Friday), who took over from Jarvis in Age of Ultron and also voiced Tony's suits in Iron Man 3, and Infinity War. But I guess Spider-Man's suit has it's own A.I. Too bad they didn't use Jennifer again in Far From Home, love her voice.

[@sableghost]

I had no clue about this! Thanks!

[@wolfgangusskorleone9659]

Mary: *gasps* Fourteen?!?!? Peter: I'm fifte- Tony: No, THIS IS WHERE YOU ZIP IT!!!

[@scottmcintyre2809]

"How many Spider-Mans do they need?!" Ok, who wants to tell her about Spider-Verse? lol

[@aakashsaini2526]

She is not going to like spider-man 3 lol

[@scorp77snake]

Hopefully she'll do a reaction to into the spider-verse after her MCU reactions

[@eb2681]

Please, I hope she reacts to it.

[@cheeseburger12]

Or...I don't know....60 years of comic book stories. Sire there was a fair amount of bad. And they smash stories together. But there's a lot.

[@Jim_The_Fish]

@@scorp77snake She just did

[@johnluujl]

Mary: "It's really pissing me off how everyone is ignoring him!" Also Mary: "FOURTEEN?!":'D

[@ot7biasedmashups]

Literally 💀

[@NeilPower]

The volume of people gasping in the movie theatre when Peter met Liz's dad at the door was ear-shattering.

[@the_crypter]

I actually think he was one of the better villian's of the MCU. His motives made sense not to mention great performance by Keaton, absolutely love the car scene b/w him and Peter.

[@matthewkreps3352]

Keaton: you don't want to mess with me kid. Holland: Why? Keaton: BECAUSE I'M BATMAN!

[@projectpat8807]

Yeah. He was one of the better villains. Just because he wasn't some evil Spider-Man like how all the first movies for each hero has an evil version of themselves to fight. If they did the evil Spider-Man route, they probably would've done Venom or Carnage and probably screwed them up and rushed them. And I guess I was more into Vulture just because he was played by Michael Keaton. I grew up on Batman 89 and Batman Returns, although Christian Bale is my favorite Batman/Bruce Wayne, so I am a Michael Keaton fan and stuff. So that allowed me to get into the character a little more. I'm glad they didn't kill off Vulture either. Oh and that was a pretty intense scene in the car. One of my favorite scenes of the movie. Almost reminded me Peter vs Norman in the first Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movie. Mainly the Thanksgiving dinner scene.

[@dunringill1747]

I agree with everything you said here.

[@jimdigitalvideo]

I agree with the Vulture's motives. Doom Patrol and Shield shafted him at the start of the movie, so he decided to come, how shall we say, 'self-employed'. I'd probably do the same thing in his position. I wouldn't take it as far as he did, though.

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@jimdigitalvideo Damage Control. Doom Patrol is DC Comics.

[@EternalDensity]

'Peter thinking he was getting a hug' was just Tom goofing on the spur of the moment. He 'returned' the apparent hug cos he thought it would be funny, and RDJ played off it perfectly.

[@EternalDensity]

Green is also the colour to indicate night vision.

[@joshbrosh6626]

Lol i didnt know that and they played it off perfectly it added more to peters character 😂

[@hellowhat890]

Even better when you realize in Civil War, the part where Tony says, "This where I sit. You move your leg so I can sit" was not scripted. Tom Holland forgot he was supposed to move for RDJ to take a seat so he responded by literally explaining the appropriate actions outloud and it was kept in the film because it was so spontaneous and worked so well.

[@joshbrosh6626]

@@hellowhat890 dang i thought they were part of the script now i see how great of actors they are

[@jimballard1186]

RDJ saying, "Something skimpy, I hope," is also an ad lib. He drops into giggles because he thought ruined the take with that line.

[@qowkerf]

The scene where Peter lifts himself out from under the pieces of rubble is actually an homage to one of the most famous moments in the original Spider-Man comics. Amazing Spider-Man #33 for anyone interested.

[@CaptainFrost32]

The collapsed subway scene. When people are reminded how strong Spider-Man really is when not pulling punches.

[@rudrasingh6354]

Yea, one of my favourite moments from the comics. It waa also portrayed in the best Spider-man animated series, Spectacular Spider-Man. If this be my destiny (name of the story in the comics) was really well written, and we really see and feel the struggles of being Spider-man, the curse of being Spider-man

[@prodeyj1]

Ohhh yeah, It was a doc ock fight at that time, wasn't it?

[@cupguin]

And several other comics over the years that lifted directly from the original. Got me incredibly emotional when I first saw it but just because omg Spider-man 33 but also they understood why it's such an important moment for his character.

[@andrewburch1671]

This is after Civil War. There weren't many Avengers around.

[@CaptainFrost32]

The Avengers would not be able to do anything about Vulture and his crew because of the Sokovia Accords. The rogue Avengers would be under the radar and likely overseas.

[@redheadedstepchild9814]

My favourite story from this movie is apparently when Tom Holland and Michael Keaton where rehearsing their fight scene, Keaton kept whispering, “I am Batman”. 😂😂😂

[@CaptainFrost32]

Batman, Birdman, Vulture... Good thing Michael Keaton is not afraid of heights. He has really come a long way from the crew on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

[@Alterego912]

@@CaptainFrost32 … … Say what?

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@Alterego912 Michael Keaton had his start working on Mister Roger's Neighborhood at WQED in Pittsburgh before going to Hollywood.

[@grendeltech]

...."did my eye twitch?"

[@reggiebrown9508]

Cracking joke's in battle is his thing in comics and cartoons. It's his nerves and it drives the villains crazy.

[@PaulSchober]

I agree. I grew up on Spidey comics, and this is the closest to how he acted - and even his body type - in the comics.

[@Cream-2128]

@@PaulSchober loved Tom Holland portrayal! Just hated this whole worshipping Tony stark thing they did with no uncle Ben.

[@reggiebrown9508]

@@Cream-2128 they act like Uncle Ben never existed.

[@putalover4519]

My favourite is him annoying shocker in the bank fight in the PS4 game lol

[@yamemeguy4744]

@@Cream-2128 I think we should give uncle Ben a rest. I mean how many times are they going to kill him

[@SixShooterMM]

I personally think the Vulture is one of the best MCU villains cause he's just a normal guy who got screwed over by the rich and powerful so he decided to adapt to the circumstances. Also you could tell he genuinely liked Peter and cared about more than just money or world domination. Plus Michael Keaton is always great.

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

The second vulture found out peter was spiderman was intense

[@sandrasnow-balvert7766]

cool little set piece for that as it was whirling through his mind the light was red than when you got that figured it out it turned green :D

[@gregstephens]

Favorite scene in the movie

[@3Rayfire]

That was a heart pounding moment. Actually scary in the theater.

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

@@3Rayfire yup

[@andrewe2057]

I never thought that Mr. Mom could be so terrifying. This movie does a great job of making the audience remember what it's like to be a 15 year old kid and have an adult turn on their intimidating authority figure presence. It's done both with Tombs and Stark.

[@MWSin1]

Tony: "If you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it. Did you not see Iron Man 3?"

[@SolidSnake8295]

She said Peter was 14 FIVE different times AFTER Peter corrected Tony when he called him 14. I fell like she was doing it on purpose. 🤣

[@sherrysink3177]

I think she accidentally talked over the part where Peter said he was 15, so she probably missed it and believed Tony when he called Peter 14. But yes, on Peter's behalf (LOL) - he's 15! :D

[@GentlyUsedFrog]

Peter : *corrects Tony by saying he's 15* Mary : *keeps saying he's 14*

[@Doragonrenja]

“Big man in a suit of armor. Take that off, what are you?” - Steve to Tony “If you’re nothing without the suit, then you don’t deserve it.” - Tony to Peter Being a hero is in your heart. Tony proved he had it to Steve and wanted Peter to prove it to him.

[@3Rayfire]

It was always an odd exchange. Peter was Spider-Man for six months before Tony even showed up on his couch flirting with his Aunt. Peter was a superhero when he found him. Peter even saying it was weird. It would've been more natural for Peter to get mad at Tony for being a garbage neglectful mentor and venting.

[@Blackhawk211]

@@3Rayfire difference between saving old ladies from being run over and almost causing hundreds of people on a ferry to die when Tony had the situation sorted with the FBI already

[@kidn00b1]

@@Blackhawk211 True, but it does go a long way for Tony too. I would say it's pretty clear that he was learning along the way of mentoring Peter as well. His own insecurities made him flippant perhaps to harsh or amicable at times. Ultimately, he tries to do the right thing and leaves it up to Peter's own decision.

[@JonPawesome]

@@kidn00b1 I think you and unfortunately Mary, since it’s fresher on her memory, are forgetting that this movie takes place mostly after Civil War. Tony is mentally and physically in shambles after his fight with Cap

[@kidn00b1]

@@JonPawesome ?? I don't see how my comment contradicts that.

[@c-mc]

Also fun fact: Peter's teacher first appeared in The Incredible Hulk, the nerd that Bruce gave pizza to let him use the computer at the university

[@Drdreez02]

Oh my god you are so right

[@ieyke]

59 years of Spider-Man stories Mary: "I've seen all 3 Sam Raimi movies, that's probably the whole story, right?"

[@Silver5kull]

me: laughs in Vague Comic Knowledge

[@sdogjeremy4306]

She said tobey macguire but ik what u mean

[@samuelchallis3420]

Don’t worry, Tom Holland was 20 at the time of filming. You can get thirsty

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

Somehow I think you say that more for yourself then for Mary 🤔

[@samuelchallis3420]

@@dearthofdoohickeys4703 okeydokey

[@VitaminCBable]

(in Mary's voice) he's only fourteen!

[@keithlay872]

Iron Man didn’t have his suit in Iron Man 3. He realize that he was Iron Man, and not the suit, therefore Spiderman is still Spiderman without the suit.

[@Harkness78]

wow did you figure that out yourself? It's almost like they it hammered home in the last act when he saves the day without the suit and then rejects his dream of joining the avengers and taking up the suit again.

[@user-fo2ur9rk9v]

Peter thought that without a suit, he was no different from ordinary people, putting on a suit, he thought that he was something more, without a suit, he was an ordinary guy. But when he was crushed by the understanding that the suit does not give him super strength and the suit is only insurance, the hero is made not by the suit, but by personal qualities and skills. Pete believes in himself and gets out, great character in the film, it's a pity that there are those who do not see it.

[@user-fo2ur9rk9v]

@@Harkness78 It's kind of obvious. Peter realized that the costume was not the main attribute of the hero. What makes a person a hero? Obviously not a suit, he can only hide the secret of his personality, he does not give super powers. But for Peter, the suit was something big, he is a normal guy without him, like all his classmates .. In the suit, he felt like someone more important, he wanted popularity for half of the film, so he posted videos on the Internet, but they Yoo's views did not gain people did not know him by name, although he had been a hero for almost a year, he still remained in the shadow of the Avengers. So the costume that Tony gifted was sort of a hallmark that made Peter as much of a hero as the Avengers. In the course of the plot, Pete, faced with real difficulties, understood a lot, firstly he stopped thinking frivolously, he realized that the suit was only insurance and was ready to hero in his homemade suit, that popularity was not the main thing, but the main thing was a sincere desire to help people. And, of course, the topic with plumbness. every rash decision can have consequences.

[@Quixotic1018]

Gwentyth Paltrow had no idea she was in this movie.

[@mjs752002]

"Love yourself first, then you'll be worthy." He's a 15 year old boy. I guarantee he does so regularly.

[@ninjanibba4259]

I’m 24 and I do lol

[@PhilBagels]

"Whosoever wears this suit, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Spider-Man!"

[@Serryy]

Well, the reason why no Avenger is taking care of the vulture is mostly that half of the team are fugitives from the law and probably not going to stick around anywhere near New York. Oh and also the Vulture is just a low grade weapons dealer in that movie. Sure, the weapons are very powerful and dangerous but just selling dangerous weapons to a few thugs isnt enough to get on the Avengers radar. If the heist on all the Avengers tech would have been successful, im sure that Tony would have taken care of that issue himself both out of pride and because of Vulture proving hes a threat thats potentially too much for local law enforcement.

[@RoodeMenon]

Thank you Peter.

[@xmant8842]

I like how tony stark talked about how there were people who deal with it while also saying that it was below avenger pay grade. In my mind, I was like "spider man is probably the most qualified and reliable hero that isn't an avenger." But then again, this spider man is young and not nearly as smart as the adult spider man in the comics, though he did manage to make the web fluid/shooters that stark found impressive

[@xmant8842]

@@andrewft31 I haven't read the comics but i know Peter does start off as a teenager. I was just comparing mcu peter to the peter who works with the avengers in comics (I believe avengers worked with him more as an adult then they did when he was a teen)

[@Wolfer1OOO]

For sure, to get the avengers, the whole team, onto something it has to be a world destroying threat. anything below that is really more of an individual superhero kinda level!

[@pieceofgosa]

Fun fact: Spider-Man traditionally uses quips & insults as part of his combat style in order to anger & distract his enemies.

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

it may have the _effect_ of angering and distracting his enemies, but i don't really think it's that strategic. it's just peter's personality.

[@pieceofgosa]

@@sirmoonslosthismind I wasn't offering it as a suggestion, it's comic book canon. His fighting style is called "Way of the Spider" & includes shit talking as a technique.

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

@@pieceofgosa the "way of the spider" was literally invented in 2011. "traditionally" my ass.

[@naohaotingala6433]

Another fun fact: The awkward hug between Peter and Stark wasn't planned, Stark was supposed to just open the door for Peter, but Peter mistakenly took it as a hug, but the director decided to leave it in because of how it fit in with his character.

[@okeefe757]

Mary, the way you pronounce Peter Parker is one of my favorite things.

[@jonathanross149]

The different Spider-men are like the different James Bonds. Every actor brings their own style.

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

Never thought of that. Good point and pretty cool comparison too.

[@FeaturingRob]

One of the fun things about seeing Robert Downey, Jr and Marisa Tomei flirting as Tony and May in this and in 'Civil War' is remembering them in the romantic comedy 'Only You' back in the 90s. They had great chemistry back in the day, and it's still there.

[@HailG3]

Didn't they date at some point too?

[@ninjanibba4259]

Only You is a weird movie lol so weird

[@bubbles4223]

Peter: I'm 15 Mary: This is too much for a 14 year old kid.. Peter: *am i a joke to you*

[@theinitiative3139]

"I associate green with good." That's hilarious because often in Marvel Comics, and with Spider-Man specifically, the color green is usually associated with the villains. Green Goblin, Vulture, Sandman, Doctor Octopus, Jackal, Electro, and others who shall remain nameless to avoid spoilers: They all wear green. (This was originally motivated by the lack of colors they could print comics with, but it also contrasts nicely against Spider-Man's red color scheme.)

[@laurinelepinois8065]

Don't spoil her

[@user-uo8mx3cv5k]

@@laurinelepinois8065 that's not spoiling

[@Blackhawk211]

@@laurinelepinois8065 not really a spoiler. Mcu doesn't have any of these villains and she already saw the Raimi films

[@matthewkreps3352]

In general, older comic characters where color coded. Primary colors of red, yellow, and blue were assigned to good guys, secondary colors of green, purple, and orange were given to the bad guys. not sure when exactly this changed and heroes like Green Arrow, and Green Lantern were created.

[@Blackhawk211]

@@matthewkreps3352 not completely true Captain America is Marvel's original superhero and his villain was Red skull

[@michaelgomez3789]

8 years later was a typo by the marvel writers, it's 6 😅

[@jgreen2015]

Apparently not though. Avengers is set 2 years prior to the year it was released

[@jgreen2015]

@Alex Scott na. Avengers was released in 2012 but tales place in 2010

[@madnessarcade7447]

@@jgreen2015 marvel addressed the confusion

[@s.c.sanchez1610]

The timeline made sense at the time Homecoming was released. It would've been 8 years since the Battle of New York but Endgame retconned the MCU by insisting each film took place the year they were released. By saying Avengers took place in 2012 threw everything else out of whack.

[@jgreen2015]

@@getmeouttahere1209 "NEWS Kevin Feige Finally Addressed The Spider-Man: Homecoming Timeline Controversy ERIC EISENBERG OCT. 11. 2017 2:09 PM The strength of the continuity in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has led a lot of fans to obsess about the canon timeline of the entire franchise -- but it was because of this that a good amount of confusion was generated this summer. In the opening sequence of Spider-Man: Homecoming, a title card establishes that the events of the blockbuster take place eight years after the events of The Avengers, but this doesn't really line up with the perception that the Joss Whedon movie takes place in the year 2012. This bit of trivia has been vexing Marvelites for months, but Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has now finally clarified the issue: All of that debate has made us go, 'Okay, at some point, I'm not sure exactly when, we're going to publish a timeline and see what it all is.' It wasn't meant to flummox anybody exactly, and I'm not sure I'd do it again the same way, but it does all connect to where we placed it. Other than very particular instances where there's a newspaper, or verbal reference to years, we never date the films. And I think there's a presumption, 'Well if the movie came out in November 2017, it must take place in November 2017' -- which is not the case."

[@wiseguy3675]

"I can't believe you guys are at this lame party." is still one of my favorite quotes of the mcu.

[@MiguelBustamante2585]

Michael keaton vulture is one of the best MCU villains hands down 🦅

[@sleepy_sensei3913]

Loki: Are you sure about that?!

[@michaelriddick7116]

Can't wait too see him crossover officially in Morbius :)

[@putalover4519]

@@sleepy_sensei3913 Loki is overrated lol

[@putalover4519]

Yep. He's behind Thanos and Zemo.

[@sleepy_sensei3913]

@@putalover4519 sure dude. To each their own

[@Diljabar]

You cannot imagine the eruption of cheers in the theater when the Spider Man theme played over the Marvel intro

[@LordBloodraven]

Spider-Pig, Spider-Pig, does whatever a Spider-Pig does. Can he swing from a web? No he can't, he's a pig. Look ooooout! Here come's Spider-Pig.

[@Silver5kull]

That's Simpsons not marvel

[@Blackhawk211]

@@Silver5kull ..................

[@sowde3645]

@@Silver5kull Nope it actually IS Marvel

[@brendanoconnor1550]

Principal Morita is the grandson of Jim Morita, one of the Howling Commandos in Captain America: The First Avenger, probably a reason why there are so many Cap PSAs playing at the school.

[@johans3164]

Its also a reason why the school is willing to put Cap PSAs, despite the fact that he was branded as a war criminal after the event of Civil War

[@crazexskater]

Being a Spiderman fan from the age of 10, Tom Holland is the most true to the original comic book character. Yeah he was famous for taking while he was fighting.

[@isaiahwiita4474]

Andrew Garfield is actually the closest at least when he is spiderman in how they act

[@dylanburton4955]

@@isaiahwiita4474 I think the quips were pulled off better with Holland’s version cuz with the way they wrote Garfield’s character he comes across as a arrogant prick which Spider-Man just isn’t. They wrote him better in No Way Home

[@isaiahwiita4474]

@@dylanburton4955 have you read early spiderman comics because in most of the early days he was a arrogant prick for a long time before they changed him.

[@mareksison]

I love the Vulture so much. It's showing the side of the blue-collar worker who just can't afford to lose his job. He did end up being bad, but the movie really does show that he was driven to those bad choices. Similarly, Spider-Man was thrust into bad situations as well but, in contrast, chose good instead of evil. Spider-Man could easily punch a hole through someone's chest, and the fact that he shows so much restraint is why he is such a wonderful person and why Vulture is such a good foil for him. It's almost like instead of having an Uncle Ben and showing Peter what he could be, Vulture became the anti-Ben, showing Peter what he should not be.

[@robertkalani419]

Still blows my mind that the actress that plays Liz was 27 during this movie 🤯

[@projectpat8807]

It happens. I'm in my early 30's but I can still pass for a junior or senior in high school. No one believes that I'm really the age I am. I even still have to show my ID too for things. I think it's just because I shave my facial hair every day and because of my height. I also don't smoke or drink, which also helps me on continuing to look young. But I'm in the 5'6 to 5'8 height range. So I guess when you put everything together, I can still blend in as a high school student. Mainly a junior or senior. So it is possible for a 27 year old to still pass for a high school student.

[@Dasharr]

It blows my mind that Marisa Tomei was in her fifties during this.

[@gamegeek812]

I love how the Marvel intro has the classic Spider-Man theme tune from the 60's series.

[@jonathanross149]

Spider-man lifting the junk off his back that was too heavy for him was straight from the comics. Peter is known for his perseverance.

[@JustIce-hs5rx]

Cherry:he’s f**ked up for doing this to a 14 year old Me: he’s spider man he’ll be ok

[@thebossgames4314]

I was just going like "hes 15!"

[@robrip2]

I just got annoyed she kept saying to leave him alone. I mean HE was the one getting up in people business, not them.

[@drakeredwingofficial]

Tom Holland is a 24-year-old guy trying to play a teenager and he does it perfectly.

[@the_crypter]

Does he though, because he reminds of those generic Netflix shows/movie teens where they cast 25 year olds as 16. He was 20 when he played this role, and he looks like 17-18 in the movie, not much age difference.

[@Shritistrang]

"I associate green with good." Yeah, tell that to the GREEN goblin. XD

[@ninjanibba4259]

And other villains that wear green lol

[@ravenwraith1017]

And she watched that Spidey movie too, as she said...lol

[@stonecoldku4161]

For me Tobey Maguire got the nerdy and awkward Peter Parker down perfect, but didn't really get the snarkiness of Spider-Man down. Andrew Garfield got the snarkiness of Spider-Man, but not the nerdy and awkward Peter Parker down. Tom Holland is the closest they've gotten in a live action movie to getting both the Peter Parker and Spider-Man personas right, so right now he is the best live action Spider-Man that I've seen.

[@sherrysink3177]

I second this comment. :)

[@vanmeilleonardallego5187]

Not the best but the most balanced so far imho.

[@Silver5kull]

Tom also looks more accurate age-wise

[@vanmeilleonardallego5187]

@@Silver5kull Yes. age and height. Stan Lee approves.

[@Iamthedoctor10]

100% how i feel about all the spider-man’s

[@KeithDCanada]

Toby Macquire - was the misfit Spiderman... always such bad luck and misfortune in his personal life that made you feel sorry for him Andrew Garfield - was the cocky Spiderman... from the get go he played with the victim's of his justice to humor himself because he felt superior Tom Holland - was the innocent kid Spiderman... this is the truest film version of the comic book character. The other two were older, this one was the proper age. This one got his hyper conversational nature correct, where as the other two hinted a bit at it, but it never really 'felt' right like this one. All three did a good job... I'm a fan of each version for different reasons, but if I have to give the trophy to one, Tom Holland wins.

[@ot7biasedmashups]

Yea, especially with the spider verse you just don't have to choose a winner. They can all coexist.

[@HailG3]

Tony: "...a 14 year old kid" Peter: "I'm 15" Mary: proceeds to call him a 14 year old kid for the rest of the video

[@jowbloe3673]

23:11 - "So I am appointing Michelle." "My-- My friends call me MJ." Mary Jane Uh . . .

[@genarohonoriorengifo8317]

Mary: It's sad that this is happening to a 14 year old kid. Peter : I'm 15 Mary: this is were you ZIP IT, okay? The adult is talking XD

[@MadcapMatt]

For me Toby was the best Peter, Andrew was the best Spider-Man, and Tom is the best blend of both

[@Silver5kull]

Tobey*

[@blackkatt777]

I think Tom breathed new life into the character. You really do get the sense that he is just an awkward teenager who got lucky with a science altered spider bite. Tom also can do a lot of acrobatic stunts and agility moves because he was professionally trained in both gymnastics and classical dance. He was Billy Elliott in the play. Even though he was of legal age when he did this movie, he personified teenage youth, as if he was still in his early teens, perfectly. You can see the bits of character growth....especially in that scene where he was almost crushed. Tony's statement paid off for this build up of him believing in himself. Your react great. Glad you enjoyed his version of Peter Parker, because I loved it.

[@STRADI2077]

Mary: How many Spider-Man do they need? Spider-Man The Spider Verse: Let me introduce myself!

[@spacemaster13]

The amazing Spider-Man movies get a lot of unnecessary hate when they are good in their own way

[@johans3164]

Despite the "eh" movies, Andrew Garfield is a good spider man. The first one was decent but it got a number of unresolved plot. The second one was just horrible, iam sorry. The only 2 good things about the movie is visual effects and Peter and Gwen chemistry. Outside of that, the movie strangely feels like batman and robin, especially the villains, which is kinda embarassing

[@imadragon916]

This entire time she thinks he’s 14 bc she didn’t hear him say he’s 15

[@elbruces]

"His own Jarvis." Actually, Paul Bettany who voiced Jarvis and would later become Vision, suggested to his wife that doing voice-overs for Marvel movies was an easy paycheck, so that's her.

[@Ordinaryguy82]

That scene between Peter and Toomes in the car, so incredibly well written and acted, has a lot of punch and seriousness without the spectacle of a set piece, so good.

[@CaptainFrost32]

The irony : Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man threatened by a family man [who used to work on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.]

[@Tony_Two_Face]

That awkward hug happened to me once, my nephew comes over to my place and like 3 of his friends live on my street, I let them come in so they can all play smash bros when my nephew comes over, and one night they stayed a little late and when the last one of his friends left I walked him out and I reached over him to open the door and he starts to hug me and I’m like “bro wtf I’m not hugging you I’m opening the door”, it was a hilarious awkward moment lol

[@BlackLionGriotMedia]

I was on that ferry as an extra. It was an incredible re creation. We were on a lot at Pinewood Studios in Atlanta.

[@johans3164]

you lucky bastard

[@gevorg1989]

1. Peter's teacher previously appeared in "The Incredible Hulk" when Bruce was searhing info on university computers and a guy was sitting across him eating pizza. 2. Peter's costume is voiced by Jenniffer Connelly who played Betty Ross in 2003 pre-MCU film "Hulk". BTW, Mcu-Hulk in 2008 film didn't have backstory beside opening credits because they re was already one 5 years prior, even if non-cannon to Mcu.

[@jackson857]

You just have to ignore the 8 years later. That was Sony trying to fuck up the timeline.

[@BiggestDawgEver]

Actually, while it is only 5 years between release dates of "The Avengers(2012)" and "Spider-Man: Homecoming(2017)", 8 years of in universe time has passed. That is how the little boy wearing the Iron Man mask at the Stark Expo in "Iron Man 2(2010)" has had time to grow up enough to be the Peter Parker we seen in "Captain America : Civil War(2016)". This fan theory was confirmed and canonized by Marvel Studios President; Kevin Feige, quite some time ago. It's Sony's money but they don't really call the shots in their Spider-Man films anymore. It's all Kevin Feige, as it should be.

[@dewrygwyllgi2636]

Bash Sony yet if it wasn't for Sony making Spider-Man movies in the first place along with Fox making the X-Men movies the MCU wouldn't exist and Marvel would have gone out of business.

[@ArynWellspring]

@@BiggestDawgEver That doesn’t work as an explanation because in Endgame, the events of the first Avengers is confirmed to take place in 2012, and Tony says in Infinity War that happened 6 year prior to that movie’s events which places Infinity War firmly in 2018. You really just have to ignore the 8 years thing. They’ve admitted it was a mistake.

[@ArynWellspring]

@@BiggestDawgEver And Peter being a kid in 2010 and 15 in 2016 makes total sense. He was 10 going on 11. He would definitely have been that little. You do a lot of growing from 10 to 15.

[@ArynWellspring]

@@BiggestDawgEver And it’s also inaccurate to say Sony doesn’t call the shots. They have to approve everything. If Kevin Feige wants to do something that Sony doesn’t want, they very much do have the power to tell him no. They just usually don’t.

[@kamikazyy-]

The kid on Ironman 2 wearing a helmet that was Peter Parker

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

Yes he is

[@sandrasnow-balvert7766]

well that's what tom holland said was probably the case in an interview but the writers said no that's not the case :D

[@UltimateKyuubiFox]

Sandra Snow-Balvert Then Kevin Feige said it was true. And he outranks everybody, so it’s canon lol.

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

@@UltimateKyuubiFox yea they reckon it to ba cannon so yea its cannon

[@Harkness78]

That's such a dumb piece of trivia. No one ever confirms it within the movies themselves so it doesn't count. Writers (or in this case producers such as Feige) can say whatever they want, but if it isn't up on the screen it is just them making shit up to spice up an interview.

[@gevorg1989]

Michael Keaton loves wings 😅 He played Batman in 1989 Batman movie, he played kinda his own parody in 2014 Birdman (about an actor who is only knows for his winged superhero role and wants to do more) and now Vulture 😁

[@philmafona5024]

Loved the reaction... Fun fact when Childish Gambino (the prowler) said his nephew loves Spiderman, he's referring to Miles Morales... You can learn more about the 2 in the animated movie "Spiderman - into the spider verse" once you're done with your MCU journey

[@leonielson7138]

Tony Stark creates another villain, and it's up to a (21 year-old) teenager to stop him!

[@johans3164]

sounds like an anime plot. its always the freaking teens lol

[@ALema99]

He's 15! For the love of God😆😆😆

[@davidsymonds7090]

@@WebSpyder777 She missed one line that lasted less than a second which came out under another character's line, whilst providing a running commentary for us. So I'd say that's a free pass to miss a very minor detail.

[@matthewdunham1689]

Peter's problem with school is he's a genius. Plus with his powers comes great responsibility.

[@CaptainFrost32]

In the comics, he did not get his diploma with his class because he had to take summer school because he never finished Phys. Ed.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Peter Parker’s teacher Mr. Harrington actually made his first MCU debut in The Incredible Hulk as a college student at Culver University.

[@samwilliams1101]

The lady at the beginning is Tyne Daily who was in Cagney and Lacey

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

And a great bit of casting. Y'know, if you want to make a Damage Control show on, say, a streaming service...

[@frankholland3025]

Cagney and Lacey also being the name of Terry Jeffords twin girls in B99 :)

[@coreylevine8095]

Her brother is also an actor Tim Dailey

[@bigboychris446]

Dang we’re so close to Infinity War 😳 Also Ragnarok is next!!! Noice!!!

[@discocorpse]

My guess is that Vulture's eyes were green as a callback to the character's costume in the comics, which was all green except for the feathery white collar. And subbing that for a flight jacket lining was a cool choice.

[@zlch4021]

“Woah, you’re the aven-“ BUILDING BLOWS UP

[@JokoCi]

17:24 Yeah Mary! Behave yourself! Nah, he s 24 .

[@Blackhawk211]

Funny because he is older than her

[@projectpat8807]

@@Blackhawk211, really? I thought Mary was closer to my age. I thought she said in a different reaction video (not an MCU one, I want to say a Lord Of The Rings reaction video) that she was in her late 20's.

[@Blackhawk211]

@@projectpat8807 she was 22 last time she mentioned it

[@robertchurch5646]

The bad guy with the scorpion tattoo on his neck, is a villain appropriately known as The Scorpion. He wears a super sour with an attached tail that sprays highly corrosive acid.

[@Xtra_Medium]

Honey?!? Where is my Super Sour?

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@Xtra_Medium It's a real jawbreaker, I tell you what...

[@Blackhawk211]

He is also Vaas from Far cry 3

[@MasterCrawford343]

I love the scene when Tombes is piecing together that Peter is Spider-Man, the green street light flashes over his face the SECOND he puts 2 and 2 together. Also Tom Holland kinda confirmed that the little boy Tony saved in Iron man 2, the one with the iron man helmet at the expo, IS a young Peter Parker.

[@frankholland3025]

Actually that was a fan theory that Tom Holland repeated but Kevin Feige liked it so much (and it made sense in the time line with the ages and stuff) that he ret conned it and said Yes, that was Peter Parker

[@Great.Gospel]

I think Tom Holland was around 20 when this film was released and Toby Macguire was 26 or so in his first appearance. I think the animated series in the 90s had Peter Parker as a college student when he got his powers and it wasn't until newer iterations that they made him a high school student, which confused me when Toby's version was a high school kid since I grew up watching that show.

[@Chyll07]

Tony saying "if you're nothing without this suit" is so painful.

[@jimballard1186]

If there's anyone who'd know, it's Tony.

[@Blackhawk211]

It was his whole arc in Iron man 3

[@sowde3645]

I know it's DC but I think the only superhero who gains Powers by putting on a suit is Shazam

[@davidmiller8866]

TROY AND ABED IN THE MOOOOORNING

[@glenmartin7978]

Spider-man talks a lot in the comics and cartoons that is what he did back in the day he just throws insults and quips at the people he fights

[@noobsunrider5843]

The "8 Years Later" screen has been confirmed by the producers as being an error. The Battle of New York from *The Avengers* takes place in may of 2012. This movie takes place in late 2016, a few months after Civil War.

[@antoinerideaux-porche5655]

Donald Glover who was in this movie played a character whose nephew is Miles Morales who's Spider-Man in another dimension and you should definitely watch Spider-Man into the spider-verse

[@frankholland3025]

IIRC in the scene with him talking on the phone didnt he say the name Miles? mention him specifically?

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@frankholland3025 I remember when he was trying to earn support to play Miles himself when the character was introduced in the comics.

[@ant-man9018]

I seriously hope we'll get Miles in this verse, not from another one, later down the line. Of course, without killing Peter.

[@johans3164]

Dude, Donald Glover is basically the Prowler of MCU. Hope to see him return tho

[@antoinerideaux-porche5655]

@@frankholland3025 no but when spider man was interrogating him he mentioned he had a nephew

[@glenmartin7978]

The Amazing Spider-man movies were just an attempt of a reboot the same origin story as the Toby maguire movies but changed slightly with a few different bad guys they had nothing to do with the Avengers

[@DataCab1e]

The orchestral arrangement of the 60s Spidey theme over the Marvel Studios logo cemented in my mind that the title was an indication that the corporate mascot is finally home, where he belongs.

[@Fyrecide]

The note that Spider-Man left next to Vulture at the end said: "FOUND Flying Vulture Guy Spider-Man Sorry about your plane"

[@Themandalorian935]

Michael Keaton did a great job as vulture .

[@crossbones13]

"He's just a 14 year old kid." He's 15. There's 2 "literally" 's in this video with a "literally in the movie. It's "literally" Inception...

[@smoogieboogie1694]

In the comics Spider-Man debuted as a young teen in high school and gradually grew into the adult hero the comics currently follow. With the MCU following this take on the character, we’re going to get the chance to actually follow his progression rather than how previous movies just basically did high school for the first movie then skipping straight to adult storylines.

[@user-nm1gq5hi1m]

his eyes are green because most heroes in the golden and silver age were colored in primary colors while most villains were mostly colored in secondary colors. Green and purple contrast with red and blue so most of spidermans villains are colored green and purple. It's the same reason Lex Luther's armor is green and purple to contrast superman's red and blue.

[@msaza999]

I have nothing else to say, except the BEST NOTIFICATION OF MY DAY

[@robertchurch5646]

Peter Parker is a genius, not as smart as Tony Stark or Mr. Fantastic (Fantastic Four), but way smarter than the average person.

[@Harkness78]

Yeah he made his own web shooters, he is basically a mechanical engineering prodigy.

[@3Rayfire]

Actually, Peter is much closer to Tony, Reed, and Bruce in intellect than he ever was to the average person. They're just fully formed adults who have already established their careers. The web shooters are both mechanical engineering and advanced applied chemistry. He usually ends up working for Kurt Connors which is advanced genetics. He also is a master of computer science. Has shown interest in cybernetics. And depending on incarnation has shown an interest in nuclear physics, and multiversal theory.

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@3Rayfire The only thing I liked about the Civil War story event in the comics was Hank Pym being embarrassed when he found out how young Peter was and what he had managed to build without a lab or actual resources : Spider tracers, Spider Tracker, different web formulae, and web-shooters, all miniaturized at a time that Pym's computers and apparatus filled warehouses. SPOILER : Then, readers outrage about revealing Peter's Secret Identity and the assassination of Aunt May led to the One More Day event... Civil war was still in progress and the entire world was made to forget his revelation.

[@Cream-2128]

@@CaptainFrost32 pym was a skrull during civil war.

[@Cream-2128]

Yea Peter is up there with the smartest minds close to the top 10. Top 5 would probably be Doom, Reed, Pym, valeria Richards and 5 would be probably Banner or T’Challa.

[@gevorg1989]

1. Peter's headmaster's grandpanfought along with Cap in WWI in first Cap movie, and he has grandpa's pic in his office, both played by same actor 2. 8 years later was a Sony and/or Marvel mistake they later acknowledged but didn't change. It should've been 4 years. 3. Peter was retroactively introducrd in MCU by being named as the little boy from IM2 at Stark Expo with IM mask that robotd were targeting.

[@EdmanXERO]

7:12 "Whoooooa, you're the Aven-" *explosion* I know that wasn't intended, but that edit made me laugh so hard. XD Cue credits.

[@3thosmusic22]

My theory is the Avengers Tower will become Oscorp or the Baxter Building which would be a good way to introduce the Fantastic 4 to the MCU

[@Whateveridksomething]

I think it's probably gonna be the baxter building

[@get-off-the-account]

I doubt Marvel will make a landmark in the MCU New York skyline (Avengers Tower) into Oscorp since they don't actually own the rights so if Sony was to pull out of a deal they would need to make a in universe excuse for Oscorp not being there The Baxler Building would make more sense

[@get-off-the-account]

I doubt Marvel will make a landmark in the MCU New York skyline (Avengers Tower) into Oscorp since they don't actually own the rights so if Sony was to pull out of a deal they would need to make a in universe excuse for Oscorp not being there The Baxler Building would make more sense

[@get-off-the-account]

@@getmeouttahere1209 I like the theory that back in the day The Fantastic Four worked with Howard Stark and Hank Pym but got stuck in the quantum realm and before the building was Stark Tower it was the Baxler Building but after they left Howard bought it and it was later passed to Tony so in Ant man 3 the Fantastic Four will escape the Quantum Realm and hear about Tony Stark recognise him as Howard's son and then re-claim their building I also think the Fantastic Four movie will revisit that Scene from FFH but from The Fantastic Four's POV since the Fantastic Four Movie and the MCU Spider-Mans have the same director

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@get-off-the-account In the comics, Damage Control was headquartered in the Flatiron building. It was financed by Tony Stark, SHIELD, and Wilson Fisk. I could see the MCU Damage Control taking over the building after Stark relocated all assets to the upstate New York facility. The Baxter Building had its own history with WWII adventurers before it was later bought by the Fantastic Four's corporation. I won't speculate about who would be in the tower because it would be spoilers.

[@liamm8197]

When you watch Endgame, dont just skip through the credits to find an end credit scene because there isn’t one. Just make sure you watch all of the credits anyway.

[@matthewkreps3352]

It's more of an audio end credit than a scene.

[@justinrittenhouse3496]

You get something different with all three SpiderMan actors and I love them all! I remember waiting for the credits scenes in the theaters and I was there with my mom and my sisters. They hate waiting for the credit scenes and they when we saw the Captain America one we were all laughing so hard! Then I was like I told you the credit scenes are worth the wait! I was also very surprised that they did such a great job with Vulture as the main villain! He is not the kind of villain that you see as the main villain, but they proved me wrong. Can’t wait to see more videos.

[@XxXDestroyer]

I'm surprised you didn't like the villain in this one, he was one of the standout praises for this movie and is recognized as one of the best. For his performance and how relatable his motives were.