a5c7b9f00b Peter Parker is exploring the concept of becoming an Avenger. Tony Stark tries to help Peter, but he does not have total faith in Spider-Man to become a hero. And so Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man sets off to prove he is worthy to become an Avenger while at the same time trying to manage his ordinary teenage life.
After the events of Captain America: Civil War, Peter Parker balances lifea normal teen with normal friends and being the newest and youngest vigilante, Spider-Man. But against the commands of his mentor, Tony Stark, Peter must go under the radar and investigate the mysterious new supervillain, The Vulture.
Spider-Man Homecoming is the web-head's first solo film since making his MCU debut back in Captain America Civil War (2016). I had high hopes for this movie, mainly because of Tom Holland's excellent Spider-Man portrayal in Civil War. Put it short, I was not disappointed. However, I did not love the movie and still prefer the original Spider-Man (2002) and Spider-Man (2004) over this newest edition. <br/><br/>Spider-Man Homecoming deals with a distressed Peter Parker (Tom Holland,) who is desperately attempting to please Tony Stark while balancing his complicated school life. When a villain knownthe Vulture (Michael Kheaton) arises selling dangerous weapons illegally, Peter takes it upon himself to confront the conflict.<br/><br/>I think this movie got a lot of things right. It's the best on screen adaptation of Peter Parkera nerdy, anxious school kid who can't exactly fit in. Tom Holland perfectly captures the 15-year-old geek persona. The film does a very good job of showing that Spider-Man is in fact a neighborhood hero, screwing up a ton but helping the little guys, rather than taking down a ridiculously powerful, world-threatening villain *cough* The Amazing Spider-Man *cough*. <br/><br/>The film is also very funny, but it also became an issue for me. Marvel seemed to make this movie a bit too fun, with lines of humorous dialogue spewing from characters' mouths every 2 seconds. Sometimes the humor hits, and other times it just falls flat. <br/><br/>Another problem for this movie is the pacing. Peter Parker is in his Spiderman suit for way longer than he should be, making the action scenes feel familiar and not special. You never really see many character relationships or arcs develop throughout the run time, mainly because so much screen time is devoted to him running around in his suit. <br/><br/>Although Spider-Man Homecoming had many good moments, I left the theater thinking "meh." It's a perfectly fun Marvel movie that didn't take many risks, leaving it nothing more than average.
I was delighted when Spider-Man finally came home to Marvel (in a way) and I just hope Sony and Disney can keep this amicable arrangement going for a whole series of movies. This one is light-hearted fun. It may miss the darkness of the Steve Dikto era, and indeed the occasionally dark tone of the Raimi films; but it's entertaining in the traditional Marvel manner.<br/><br/>I enjoyed Tom Holland very muchour third cinematic Peter Parker/Spidey. All of the actors who have played him in the movies bring shades of the comic book Parker to their performance, and Holland's is definitely of the comedic PP variety. It will be interesting to see his character mature and develop, and given his age five solo movies is not inconceivable for him.<br/><br/>And yet for all that and the usual stylish presence of Robert Downey Jr. it's Michael Keaton who steals the film. His Vulture is up there with Alfred Molina's Doc Ockthe best Spidey on screen villain - largely because of Keaton's layered performance than anything he's given to do - but this is Marvel's best bad guy since Loki for me.<br/><br/>Supporting cast are okay; I still find it a bit weird that Aunt May is considered hot these days. Liked Ned but was a bit iffy on the rest of the teenagers.<br/><br/>Homecoming is surprisingly grounded - no shots of Spidey swooping through the skyscrapers of Manhatten, butwe've seen this before, Marvel's approach here is a refreshing change.<br/><br/>My only real criticism is that the Stan Lee cameo was weak this time out, and so is the final post credit bit. Trying not to spoil things too much by going into detail about the plot. The Washington Monument sequence was a real standout for me. This is the best Spidey movie since Spider-Man 2.<br/><br/>And is that REALLY MJ?
It’s a very human film, oozing with heart and believable stakes, a brilliant marriage that mirrors the enduring ethos of the Spider-Man comic book.
Yes. The film opens with some home movies Peter made about his trip to Berlin. The main villain is "The Vulture" (<a href="/name/nm0000474/">Michael Keaton</a>). The Vulture is a classic villain from the original Marvel comic books and was originally going to appear in Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 4" before that sequel was scrapped. Yes, there's a mid-credit scene that sets up "The Sinister Six" and an inconsequential snippet with Captain America at the very end of the credits.
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