WE'RE BACK!!! Let's Watch 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' | REACTION | First Time Watching

[@firstakuma4195]

That reveal for Liz's dad was top-tier. The theater was absolutely dead SILENT when it happened

[@jordanv6466]

You just brought back a nostalgic memory. Thank you sir I now remember seeing this opening night

[@MushyUndTingly]

I actually shouted "Oh shit" in my theater, and everyone busted out laughing.

[@RobTheWatcher]

The theater I was in was anything but silent during that scene. When the door opened you could hear actual gasps and people saying “fuck”. Lol

[@VoidVintage]

When you end up dating Batman's daughter

[@DustinReinhardt]

​@@VoidVintage underrated comment. Ge was my favorite batman

[@TyTM21]

When he screams “come on, Spider-Man!” hits me in the feels every single time. It makes you think of every time you, yourself, had to do something alone. No friend to help. No family to fall back on. Some things just have to be you and that’s hard and scary but you have to try. Love it.

[@freddelacruz3830]

The scene of him lifting the building off of himself is one of the most underrated Spider-Man live action scenes we’ve ever got. One of Spider-Man’s listed characteristics is his indomitable will, no matter what he goes through he never gives up. I love that they showcased that in this movie.

[@insanegamer5794]

I always bawl like a baby at that scene. So perfect.

[@hiro9956]

Such a great scene, my first language is Spanish so in my country the dub did a really bad job and it turned out as a funny scene, everyone in the theater was laughing, when you're supposed to hear the emotional and fisical pain he's going through, they made a comic relief. I hated it, and I guess that's probably why in other countries it didn't get the attention it deserved

[@BLynn]

The scene is straight from the comics.

[@BLynn]

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[@jpny.7961]

it also looks like the moment he becomes a man and stops being a kid. He starts weeping and asking for help to finally realizing tht he has to do it by himself. A very emotional scene indeed.

[@AlexandruCarjan]

9:42 that was improvised and his laugh is genuine, also Tom's look is also genuine

[@KelpyG.]

I knew it looked genuine

[@MrIcelander]

I swear, that bit in the 3rd act where he thinks he's stuck under the debris and starts to despair never fails to get to me, it's just such raw and gutwrenching emotion!! And the brilliance in it is we hardly even see him, so it's basically just Holland and what he's able to convey in voice alone 😯

[@SC10NCE]

Fun fact; Suit Lady Karen is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, who is married to actor Paul Bettany, who voiced Jarvis and now portrays Vision.

[@ConnorEllisMusic]

No origin story here because it had already been done twice (2002, 2012). At this point most people understand the basics of how Spider-Man comes to be.

[@Linerunner99]

The only one of the three who actually passes for a high school kid. And yes, this is where Tom met Zendaya.

[@daryllyew62]

There have been 20 years of Spiderman movies, it wasn't felt neccessary to go through the origin story one more time.

[@Wyattoons]

To quote Alex Lennen; “Peter gets bit by a spider, Uncle Ben gets bit by a bullet”.

[@vishalgarasia873]

Just like what they did with battison

[@Heroo01]

Hey! r/RespectTheHyphen! _Spider-Man_

[@over50gamer]

I thought of that and agreed. Counterpoint: they could have done something similar to The Incredible Hulk and do the origin as flashes in the beginning credits.

[@jamesh2401]

The reveal for Keaton being Liz's dad was so well done. The Vulture was excellent in my opinion, very underrated villain in the MCU.

[@ashesGeek]

Homecoming really did the Vulture justice, instead of just having some old guy in weird bird suit controlling the birds or trying to get young he was just an honest worker who got bitch slapped by the higher ups. And him doing all this for his daughter safety and well-being makes him even more relatable. Basically, him and Sandman are very much alike in terms of their love for their children.

[@PhilBagels]

Yep. Best villain in the MCU. And the car ride is the scariest scene in the MCU.

[@dsfddsgh]

And then they ruined the Vulture by having him show up in one of the most WTF mid credit scenes ever in Morbius. Hopefully they figure out how to get him back to the MCU.

[@jamesh2401]

@dsfddsgh Yeah I think that was Sony trying to force a link with the MCU to cash in, which was promptly ignored. It would be easy enough to bring him back though - they've already teased Scorpion in the end credits with Vulture, whether he does a Sandman and aids Spiderman or remains a villain only time will tell. I'd like to see Mysterio return too - while I liked the portrayal he had, I'd like to see a multiversal variant show up with less drone-based smoke and mirrors, some legit magic of sorts, which would surprise Spiderman if he thinks he already has Mysterio worked out. Also.... I'm done with MJ, she's a terrible actress in my opinion. That's where Andrew Garfield's Spiderman excelled, Gwen was fantastic and believable.

[@PhilBagels]

@@dsfddsgh I don't see how it "ruined" him. No one even saw that movie. It's easily ignored. ​ @jamesh2401 If they bring Mysterio back, it could easily be just a different person - one of the original Mysterio's cohorts adopting the identity. But we really shouldn't be talking about Mysterio or anything that came after this movie - spoilers.

[@johantolli372]

The Captain America end credit was so fun in the theaters where no one could fast forward and alot of people patiently waited through all the credits

[@ChuckJansenII]

For something so disappointing. Very meta. Chris Evans played that perfectly.

[@Heroo01]

a lot is always two words bruh

[@ChuckJansenII]

@@Heroo01 He's sorry for the typo. You could leave the bruh off.

[@Heroo01]

@@ChuckJansenII you know him irl? how come you can speak for him? bruh.

[@ChuckJansenII]

@@Heroo01 You are rude. I don't have to know him.

[@SeedFactoryProject]

Some background on Peter's school: New York City has several "specialized high schools" that you have to compete to get into. Three of them are for high academic performance. The real one they based the story on is "Brooklyn Technical High School" or "Brooklyn Tech", though for the movie they placed it in Queens. That's why Peter and the other students are all smart, and they have advanced shop classes and labs.

[@alonzocas3914]

One of the things they don't point out is that Spider Man is a "meta-human." Meaning, he doesn't need a suit. He's heroic 24/7. Where tony dies like a bug without his suit. Spider man is considered almost impossible to kill, not just because he's tough, but he's almost impossible to hit (because of spider sense), so you can't really surprise him. So when a building falls on him, yes it is scary, but if t was anyone else it would be a disaster (except maybe Thor or Hulk.) In short, he's one of the most powerful superheroes in Marvel. He just doesn't act like it most of the time.

[@CrazeeAdam]

I think Drax would have been okay. But he's not human either. Yeah. The MCU is majorly filled with mainly mortal heroes who are pretty human outside of a couple of course.

[@PhilBagels]

At the time Spiderman was created originally in the comics, there were only three Marvel superheroes that were stronger: Thor, Hulk, and Thing (from Fantastic 4). In the MCU, I'd estimate that the only people stronger than Spiderman are: Hulk, Thor, most versions of the Ironman/Iron Patriot suits, Giant Man (Ant Man at full-growth size). Drax and Groot are probably about even with Spiderman in strength, I guess. Oh, and some villains and supporting characters, like Abomination and Odin are stronger.

[@roronoauchiha69]

Comic books drax yes ​@@CrazeeAdam

[@stevenuniversefan5203]

@@PhilBagels i think groot stornger cause he helped forge stormbreaker

[@DavidGowers]

The beauty of the scene at 41:00 here, with Peter stuck under all that rubble, is that not only is it a super emotional scene, as well as a great example of WHY Spider-Man is such a great character, it's also a SUPER deep cut for those of us who've read a lot of Spider-Man comics. It was inspired by a scene from a book back in '63 where Peter was fighting Doc Ock while trying to get to Aunt May who was in hospital with a life-threatening illness. (Amazing Spider-Man #31-#33, 1963, has the full arc for anyone interested)

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

Fun fact Tom Holland is the only live action Spider-Man to be bitten at 15 years old just like the comics. The other two other Spider-Man films both featured a 17 year old Peter Parker getting bitten, skipping over most of his Highschool development and moving into College. Why? Well the original Spider-Man comics starting with Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962) were High School focused but going into mid 1960s Peter graduated HS and went to College with these being the comics alot of people grew up reading into the 1970s. They also introduced some of the most iconic Spider-Man characters such as Gwen Stacy, Norman and Harry Osborn, and the first appearance of Mary Jane who was only ever mentioned. So summed up they made Peter slightly older so they could move beyond the High School period of his life. This Spider-Man is also much more connected to the Avengers at an early age, Spider-Man never had this level of tech you see Tony provide him during these films during his early years. Spider-Man in the comics began much more depended on himself with his first team encounter being the Fantastic Four in Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963) with the goal of trying to join them thanking he'll earn so money. But that's not how things work and the F4 reveal that they don't actually get payed to be Superhero's. But they remained close with Spider-Man with the F4 memeber The Human Torch, aka Johnny Storm becoming a close friend to Peter. Peter would start getting closer with The Avengers but this was when he was in his adulthood. He would take part in the Secret War storyline from the 1980s, During Civil War (2006) Tony would create Peter an Iron Spider but Peter, unlike the film would switch sides and join Captain America. So the MCU very much brought a young Peter Parker into the world of the Avengers when he was only a few months as Spider-Man, still using his homemade outfit. This film though is very much inspired by those 1960s comics with Liz Allen actually being someone Peter crushed on during those 60s comics. The Vulture is also Peter's first supervillain in the comics.

[@nasbofficial7796]

Nobody going to read all of that you could made this shorter

[@manmadetunao2597]

Peter is 17 when he gets bit in the original amazing fantasy 15 in the comics it’s retconned to be 15 way later and the only Peter Parker who was ever bit at 15 and not a retcon was ultimate Spider-Man so Tobey and Andrew are more accurate to asm age wise then Tom is

[@TheYoungDoctor]

The Chameleon was his first supervillain in the comics in ASM#1 (until it was retconned to be Supercharger). Vulture first appeared in ASM#2. Peter graduated in ASM#28 in 1965.

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

@@TheYoungDoctor I don't really see The Chameleon to be a supervillain in that original story so that's why I mentioned The Vulture as Peter's first real Supervillain enemy. Thanks for the date on his graduation, shows how fast they moved beyond High School.

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

@@manmadetunao2597 Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #240 (1983) goes over the origins told in Amazing Fantasy #15 with Peter stating that he was a sophomore (15-16) during this time. So I don't think it's a recent change in the lore, maybe they simply never put too much thought into how old Peter was beyond being a teenager in High School. But Peter being bitten at 15 pre-dates the Ultimate Universe by at least two decades. Maybe there's other examples as well but that's all I could find.

[@brucenatelee]

21:42 That's Cindy Moon, who in the comics is Silk. She got bit by the same spider that gave Peter his powers, but I don't think she has that in the MCU.

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, James Earl Jones, The Voice Of Darth Vader. 1931-2024. May The Force Be With You.😔

[@dracoargentum9783]

Holy poop! That sucks!

[@jonathanross149]

28:45 There was a real world push to make the next Spider-Man in the movies black, and people wanted Donald Glover to play him. In the comics Miles Morales is that Spider-Man. Donald Glover playing Aaron Davis says, "I have a nephew in this neighborhood." that nephew is Miles Morales.

[@skylerloggins4902]

That would funny af to see Donald Glover play Miles in live action

[@damacattack8434]

​@@skylerloggins4902They actually brought the MCU Prowler into Across the Spider-Verse.

[@chinitowon]

When he says "c'mon Spiderman", that's his rebirth. That's where Peter Parker becomes the costume, and he BECOMES Spider-man. It always makes me tear up.

[@SpFlash1523]

The "8 years later" was an error. It's 4 years later. 2012 to 2016.

[@jeffwontshutup]

Correct, and either the director or Feige later apologized for the caption error as well.

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

I love Spider-Man homecoming

[@Mutantgamer]

Glad that you saw the message this movie conveyed towards the end unlike those people who just want to whine "Iron Man jr". By that point he fell out with Stark, joining Avengers was no longer an option, he had no hi-tech suit, he was finally at the dance with his crush and Vulture was planning to retire after his last heist. Peter had so many reasons to let Vulture go but still chose to do the right thing.

[@AlexCherrycola]

The iron boy jr thing is very accurate. This is the fault of his iteration as Spider-Man. The relationship peter has with Tony makes no sense. Vulture is molded into being an iron man villain. Peter wants to be like Tony, which makes 0 sense since they share very few world views. Tony runs peter as if he isn’t already an established hero. And this continues on from Civil War through Far From Home. That’s the big problem with Toms Peter Parker. This movie is perfect if iron man is taken out. Hoping that’s what Spider-Man 4 is.

[@raymondhenderson8230]

FINALLYYYYYY!! So glad to see you back with these! Really hope you’re doing well!

[@nvp8191]

Peter is one of the most powerful characters in marvel due to his various different abilities that complement each other. Peter has super strength that ranges from 25 tons to 250 tons if pushed to his limits. He also has a bit of super speed that can reach from 100 to 200 mph if he's crawling. Peter can also reach these speeds instantly without being in motion and no momentum due to his reaction speed being even faster with him being able to dodge lightning. His reaction speed only kicks in when his spider Sense is triggered. Peter spider Sense just doesn't give him alert of incoming danger it can also give him an omnipresent over everything in his vicinity. The spider sense is so sensitive it can predict not just physical but emotional trauma seconds to even days in advance. Despite that the sense isn't all powerful it can be tricked like with poison specifically built to disrupted or if Peter doesn't register someone as a threat like when Ned was waiting in Peter's room. Peter skin is as durable as Kevlar while also having a healing ability that could heal near fatal wounds within a day or two. Peter's greatest ability is his intelligence like the fact that he created his web shooters and a web fluid that has a tensile strength similar to a steel cable. Tony gave Peter a advanced suit which wasn't necessary and is actually stunting Peters potential.

[@todderickson2435]

250 tons?! 😂😂 Uh, no.

[@kta8838]

@@todderickson2435 damn near

[@Heroo01]

lmao a lot of this is just from the comics. MCU Peter is very obviously completely different. he's just a friendly neighborhood spider. comics spidey has had DECADES of villains and writers and the feats have had to go up so the stakes stay interesting throughout. classic power creep has made him overpowered if you really consider him as having all of those abilities at all times

[@whatlmao]

this is honestly one of my favorite movies of all time, I love this version of Spider-Man so, so much, I'm so glad we didn't waste another movie doing the origin story everyone already seen in every other movie, game, comic, show ever

[@Etticos.]

This Peter’s origin is the same as all the rest. Spider bite, Uncle Ben dies, the whole deal, however we’ve all seen it a million times so they just didn’t show it. I was a preteen when the first Raimi film came out. I have a lot of love and nostalgia for the Raimi films. Despite that, I think Tom is easily the best live action Spidey we’ve gotten, followed then by Andrew, followed then by Toby. And I think all the MCU Spidey films are excellent.

[@viciouzkid69]

the one thing i enjoy the most about your reactions is that they feel genuine.

[@Educated2Extinction]

When Peter was trapped under the rubble, I thought back to pre-serum Steve Rogers in the alley saying, "I can do this all day." When Tony said that if Peter was nothing without the suit, he shouldn't have it, I thought back to the Avengers scene where Tony told Steve that everything special about him came out of a bottle, when the reality was that what was really special about Steve was there before the serum.

[@skylerloggins4902]

MCU Peter has the personality and heart of Steve and the intelligence and funny sense of humor like Tony.

[@roronoauchiha69]

But neither of them could get out of that situation without their powers both would have died instantly

[@Educated2Extinction]

@@roronoauchiha69 My point was that many with their powers couldn't have gotten out because they would have given up.

[@MadcapMatt]

We didn't need a background on this Peter. We got two different origin stories a 3rd one would be too repetitive. Starting off with a Spider-Man who is already bitten gets to the reasons we love the character faster.

[@CrazeeAdam]

And not to mention all three of the Tom Holland movies are a big origin story of Peter growing up generally. So it is a long origin story in a way.

[@jeffwontshutup]

Two fun facts: 1) In the comics, Liz's dad is not the Vulture but her step brother is another Spider-Man villain, the Molten Man. They probably made this change for the film because the Vulture's a more iconic Spider-Man villain. 2) The actor that plays Peter's principal was also in Captain America: The First Avenger as one of the Howling Commandos ("I'm from Fresno"). In his office you can see a World War II era-looking photograph of that actor in a military uniform, implying that the principal is a descendent of the character he played in Captain America (in tha comics that character is named Pvt. Jim Morita and is a regular in the Nick Fury series, Sgt. Fury). Also having Batman be the villain in Spider-Man was just inspired. I hope one day Tom is the villain in a DC movie.

[@MattPerk7]

Definitely 4 years later, not 8 years later. Somebody on the writing team got confused and I have no idea how that made it through post, but it is one of the biggest blunders in the MCU LOL

[@Ghost8386]

I appreciated the impact of John Hughes' films on "Spider-Man: Homecoming" for several reasons. Firstly, Hughes was a master at capturing the essence of teenage life, and his movies often explored the complexities of adolescence, friendship, and the struggles of growing up. "Spider-Man: Homecoming" draws heavily from this tradition, presenting a relatable portrayal of Peter Parker as he navigates the challenges of high school while balancing his responsibilities as a superhero.

[@ashesGeek]

I think it's safe to say Spider-Man: Homecoming is the movie about "zoomers" done right. Like, everybody looks, feels and sounds like in modern times, I just love the dynamic between Peter, Ned and MJ in this trilogy.

[@knightrandal]

I love how attached you got to Spidey just from Civil War and Homecomming. I can not wait to see the future MCU reactions.

[@jonathanross149]

40:38 This is from a classic Spider-Man comic book arc. The Amazing Spider-Man #31-33

[@futuramayeah]

stef , you don't have to worry that much, Spiderman has the strength of a spider which is 500 times stronger than a regular human

[@deek60819]

also Spider-Man is stronger than the hulk in the comics, so

[@gchild1286]

Stef, if you’ve already seen both the Toby McGuire & the Andrew Garfield Spider Man movies, then you don’t need background on how Tom Holland’s Peter Parker became Spider Man… and they know that.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

So cool to see Michael Keaton getting a major second act in his career. As a kid who grew up watching Johnny Dangerously & Mr. Mom, it’s great to see him still working.

[@rhiannonliddell]

i apprieciate u soo much stef honestly your videos help me so much im constantly anxious and u bring me so much calm when i watch your videos gurl , just wanted to say thank u ur the best honestly just glad your well and hope u manage to get the rest of your bits for your apartment

[@rhiannonliddell]

also sidenote i am LIVINGG for the hair omg slayy

[@bryanrhenderson6510]

Sad day for the world of Star Wars…. R.I.P. James Earl Jones 93 years old

[@robert_mezian]

"Shes annoying, shes nice but not nice." LMAO you're funny

[@brucenatelee]

20:50 In the chess club in 5th grade, taught my younger brother, never beat him since, haven't played in maybe 15-20 years.

[@dracoargentum9783]

The part I like best out of this movie is that the Vulture scavenges off from the dead. It took me a few times watching it before I got that.

[@dvnnyphvntom763]

They actually filmed some school scenes at Forest Hills High School, my older brother and sister went there and a whole bunch of my friends did as well. Seeing the new Spider-Man still being in Queens like Tobey’s version makes Spiderman resonate with so many NYer’s. Queens really is a melting pot of so much culture.

[@DavidSmith-mt7tb]

One of the things I really like about that ending with him letting the villain live and in prison he then has his back and doesn't tell his identity, is that one of the Hallmark things about Spiderman that makes him arguably the best superhero is that he has a long history of actually reforming his villains. In addition to showing them mercy, he also visits them in prison. Many end up turning from their lives of crime in large part due to his efforts.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Michael Keaton played such a good villain here. Or just antagonist i guess because arguably you could say he wasn't all in the wrong. And the fact is he's as scary or even scarier without his suit on as with it. Just perfect casting. Also if you didn't know! He played Batman a long time ago in one of Batman's best outings in theatres.

[@kevincaulder96]

Het, Stef. Congratulations on your new place. You've now met the Vulture, Michael Keaton, and his colleague the Shocker, keep them both in mind when you plunge INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE and ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE. These animated movies are the absolute top tier in animated movies, which I hope you will react to after your journey through the MCU. I don't think you have seen the Michael Keaton 1989 film where he is Batman, but they are worth a look. Tim Burton directed the two films Keaton starred in. Nice to have you back. Keep going and enjoy the movies.

[@WHADATBOYNAMEIS]

in the end The Vulture was NOT remorseful, he wants revenge and is too proud to let someone else get it for him. the guy he was talking to is another villain named Scorpion. also Childish Gambino played Aaron Davis who is Prowler & Miles Morales’ uncle.

[@pazz]

We don't really get an origin for this Spider-Man because it's one of the more well-known superhero origin stories. Bit by a radioactive spider, his uncle died due to a criminal he could have stopped, "With great power comes great responsibility" and all that. It's been committed to film twice, most recently in 2012's The Amazing Spider-Man (with Andrew Garfield). Which was only 5 years before the release of this film in 2017.

[@JDOlea]

que se haga el boludo! 😅 That got me lol I didn't know you were Argentinian!

[@19nzinga]

Infinity War & EndGame are totally going to wreck you. I cannnot wait until you get there. I’m enjoying your MCU Journey. 😊

[@Kardashev1]

Hope you're enjoying your new place Stef, you're looking great! Great reaction, looking forward to more!

[@Specialist--sw4rh]

Great reaction again Stef 🥰

[@foooj7580]

07:25 Start

[@twistedguy102]

🙏

[@Slavtistic]

24:34 Steph slowly realizing that the head Peter pulled out was Ultron's which is somehow still active lol Guess he never truly died

[@over50gamer]

Congrats on the new living space!! Yaaaay!! Also, that chair looks super-comfy. I still have to get me a proper gaming chair.

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

I think Toby is the best Peter (at least in the first film). Andrew is the best Spidy with the sarcasm “oh my weakness, small knives…” And Tom is good at both.

[@Sherman1fan]

Awesome reaction again! (Puppy found a comfy spot on the bed!) Yes, Peter is still a "kid" compared to the rest (of the Avengers, all adults), Tony tries to keep him safe from peril (adult worries/serious life or death situations) and still be a kid, don't miss out on anything.

[@ClothingHanger-r3g]

Fun fact the nephew that childish gambinos character was talking about is miles morales

[@brucenatelee]

17:22 Nobody mentions this detail, but Shocker's suit in the cartoon and game is a red/brown/burgundy top with yellow arms stitched with padding or squares, like the character seen here. Donald Glover is also playing Miles Morales's uncle Aaron Davis (The Prowler).

[@c-mc]

8:46 Stef the 8 years later text is actually an error made by Sony, it's actually 4 years later

[@DukeDarkshadow]

This isn't a Sony movie.

[@NiimsHD]

@@DukeDarkshadow actually it is Sony owns the film rights to Spider-man

[@whatlmao]

@@NiimsHD its okay if you dont understand how these things work

[@niconiconick]

​@@whatlmao Buddy it's a sony movie in partnership of the mcu...

[@Narutoanime16g]

The music in this Spider-Man film I love alot it feels classic & different. & I like it when Spider-Man has to think his way out of situations like his web shooters were either broken or he lost one 😂I like seeing how capable he is even without the technology that Tony gave him very cool & Tony being a mentor to him or jsut someone is cool to see Tony’s grown a lot

[@Southsidestu]

Good to have you back Stef, hope the move went smoothly & you are settling in nicely Looking forward on what is too come 😊

[@1kezzo]

YES FINALLY you dropped 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@gurulimbo]

Welcome back! Hope you’re liking your new pad! Congrats! (You’ll be unpacking forever)

[@debjoy9950]

33:10 thats him preventing peter from doing his own mistake of suit obsession that we saw in Iron Man 3.

[@albertotovar2324]

Stef a vuelto ,que bueno que volviste stef 😉🙌

[@davidgoldbury7345]

Year moving can be crazy u always have more than what u started with i find that every time i move. Love spiderman one of my favs.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

That PSA with Cap at the end is a dig and a joke for all those who stick around for so long waiting for an end credit scene. In the theater it got a big laugh.

[@alantonn4174]

So were we all. We were so busy enjoying Tom's Spider-man we forgot about who the bad guy might be.

[@patrickmcdaniel5756]

Congrats on the move, welcome back.

[@viciouzkid69]

hope ya been feeling better. you're almost caught up in the spidey-verse. my favorite superhero

[@TeteMoreno]

I loved the way you said "Que se haga el boludo", i send you a lot of love from Córdoba!

[@zimvader25]

He has super strength. That would have him survive the building collapsing on him.

[@gallendugall8913]

"I have a contract with the city." That looks like a Tortious Interference lawsuit to me. Easy money.

[@Happyburn]

You gotta watch Far From Home, and No Way Home now

[@Nolabray21]

People can say what they want about homecoming but tom holland does a hell of a show at the end doing the classic spider man moment perfectly

[@kennypelaez5614]

Your videos really make my day.

[@mr.o6240]

When Childish Gambinos ( Donald Glover ) character Aaron Davis says my nephew lives here he's referring to Miles Morales from the Spiderverse animated films. 😎👍🏾

[@CalebEnriqueHeras]

Love it love it love it cannot wait for the nex marvel movies AND CONGRATULATIONS STEF FOR YOUR NEW APARTMENT STEEEEEF LOVE U

[@LarryClara]

The way you reacted to Spider-Man was beautiful.❤

[@ricardoortiz4870]

If I'm correct, this is the first Marvel Cinematic Universe movie to be distributed by Sony, unlike Disney or Paramount (and universal if you count 2008 Hulk)

[@MelbbotticsDanceCrew]

The fact that you showed that you really cared for him in the movie really put my heart at rest. There are so many fake or heavy socially obsessed people in this world that it's hard to find anyone who has a grounded soul. I don't know why I felt the need to make this huge message, but I feel like how emotionally unafraid you are to be yourself. Frick you just seem like a great person worth knowing. 😅

[@MelbbotticsDanceCrew]

I would be SO down to watch a marvel movie with you.

[@jxy8938]

To explain anything you might not know (btw i havent finished watching ur reaction so u might know this alr but im too impatient) Peter parker in the comics did get bit by a spider but the spider did not give him the ability to shoot webs biologically. The toby maguire movies added that in and people thought that was the original idea just cause those were the first movies. They also didnt put a backstory in this movie because its already a long enough movie and they figured everyone knows the peter parker story by now. And yes i believe this is where tom and zendaya met

[@bigernmacrackin6176]

Aaron Davis, the bad guy buying guns with his "nephew" in the neighborhood... his nephew is someone really important to the spider verse.

[@BrodRien-li5uu]

Love you so much Stef❤️ Glad you’re back(:

[@jonathanross149]

Very timely villain. Beetlegeist Beetlegeist just came out.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Oh FYI, Aaron Davis (Childish Gambino) is the uncle of Miles Morales, another person who takes up the mantle of Spiderman. Aaron is also a vigilante/thiefcalled The Prowler. So him saying he has a Nephew that lives in the city is a shoutout

[@wmichael78]

I love that Stark flirts with Aunt Mae---awkward! hahaha

[@imtrash2812]

cool detail : did you notice that Happy use both his hand to able to hold Peter's Spider suit while Peter just use 1, like it nothing to him, i mean it's make sense right

[@bellantwain21]

This movie was so good love the video stef stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way

[@efremvercaigne7265]

The voice actress for Karen, is Jennifer Connelly. She's married to Paul Bettany, aka Vision. So Tony's main AI companion and Spider-man's are a couple. :D

[@LovelessDogg1]

Spider-Man was added to Civil War super last minute. The entire movie was mostly filmed before there was even a deal made to have him show up and by the time they were given the green light, they could only include him for a short while. So if you pay close attention to the movie, he can be edited out of the whole thing and it would change almost nothing outside of some of the fight scenes.

[@alexkaen1701]

Spider Man is the best Marvel hero because he'll save the villains too

[@THEREALBRUTHABROWN]

Me patiently waiting for this 10 hour work shift to end so I can head home, relax, and check out this reaction 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Rish.Houdini]

Whenever you cry it manages to make me cry

[@MadcapMatt]

You need to remember Aaron's name when you watch the Spiderverse movies. His nephew is someone important.

[@twentyfoursevenshorts]

What’s crazy is that after I watched this reaction, got the notification that they making Spider Man 4 😮

[@midnightburner]

Always enjoy your reactions:) You are amazing ❤

[@Salt-UNDER_LINE]

Man, Liz's dad's reveal never gets old. I know the quote became a meme and kinda lost meaning, but damn, "this is cinema".

[@jonathanross149]

Peter is such a great character.