Spider-Man: Homecoming
Columbia Pictures | Release Date: July 7, 2017
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DomgwyDec 20, 2017
So what makes this latest interpretation of Spidey different? Pretty much everything , and that is both the film’s greatest strength and its biggest weakness.

The biggest change is obviously Spider-Man’s inclusion in the wider MarvelSo what makes this latest interpretation of Spidey different? Pretty much everything , and that is both the film’s greatest strength and its biggest weakness.

The biggest change is obviously Spider-Man’s inclusion in the wider Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Homecoming embraces this right from the outset.

Both Tom Holland’s Peter Parker and the film’s antagonist Michael Keaton’s Adrian Toomes, feel as if they are living in the shadow of The Avengers.

While this idea of the working class hero vs the working class villain (both of whom are deemed unimportant by the Tony Stark’s of the world) is a good way of framing Spider-Man’s world in a wider context, it does feel a little reductive.

In previous versions of Spider-Man we are used to him being a big deal. He sours through New York’s sky scrappers, saving the day from world ending catastrophes while the public argues about his role as a vigilante and savoir. This time though, the stakes feel much lower in comparison to the likes of Iron Man and Captain America.

Peter’s main mission in Homecoming is to prove himself to Tony Stark, following his recruitment in Captain America: Civil War. He needs to prove that he has what it takes to become that legendary New York defender that we are used to seeing him as.

From a franchise point of view this is a great idea, it means we have a long journey to go on. With Homecoming, Sony and Marvel have potentially set up the superhero equivalent of the Harry Potter series, allowing us to see an actor mature across a decade of films and grow up on screen, learning from each experience and becoming the hero we always knew he could be.

This fresh take relies on the re-framing of Peter as a high school student, something we have seen in both 2002’s Spider-Man and 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man. This time though they really nail the high-school aspect of Peter Parker. Rather than 30-year-old actors dressed as teenagers seen in previous iterations, Tom Holland feels like a 15 year old kid, with just the right level of awkwardness and self-doubt.

Holland brings a joy to being Spider-Man that was only glimpsed previously, while at the same time maintaining the morality and compassion that have defined the character for 55 years. Here Spider-Man never feels like a burden for Peter, its something he can’t wait to do.

Likewise Peter’s classmates are re-contextualized. Peter’s relationship with Laura Harrier’s Liz is charming and awkward but never feels like more than a high-school crush rather than a all consuming ‘love of my life’ romance. Tony Revolori’s Flash Thompson is a new breed of douche-bag, a stuck up rich kid who's tormenting of Peter comes more out of jealousy than the more traditional — ‘jock vs nerd’ school bully paradigm. I can’t say I’ve ever heard of Zendaya before Homecoming but apparently she’s a big deal. She plays Michelle, who is a bit of a curve-ball in terms of high-school archetypes, but never the less gets some of the funniest moments of the film.

At the centre of the plot is the class trip to Washington DC, giving us a new visual context for Spidey as he announces himself to the world with a quintessential Spider-Man rescue.

This scene, among others, highlights one of the most jarring changes from an action point of view - Peter’s Stark designed super-suit. The high-tech costume comes equipped with its own on-board AI (similar to Iron Man’s JARVIS) and a plethora of new abilities. While all this tech is fun to see and certainly differentiates Homecoming from previous Spider-Men, it can sometimes take away from what makes him an enduring hero.

Creator Stan Lee has always maintained that the reason Spider-Man endures is that audiences can relate to him — he’s just a kid doing what he thinks is right. By giving Peter the Stark suit it takes away from his own unique abilities, in short, it makes it too easy for him.

What stops this from becoming a film-ruining issue though is the filmmakers clear understanding of Stan Lee’s creation. When it comes to it, Peter will find the strength to do the right thing, both morally and physically, and that is what makes him a hero.

In a key exchange with Tony, Peter confesses — ‘I was just trying to be like you’ to which the mentor replies ‘And I wanted you to be better’. By the end of Homecoming Peter has proved not only that he has what it takes to step up to the Avengers level, but that he is indeed a ‘better’ hero than Tony.

While Stark and the Avengers save the world from messes of their own making, someone has to look out for the little guy. Tom Holland’s Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man is here to stay, the people’s champion in a world crammed with the isolated and often detached heroes of the MCU.… Expand
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Joacin23Dec 18, 2017
This movie presents a good Spiderman to be a reboot; but the film fails to be predictable in its journey and showing too obvious eventualities, in addition to flaws in the script as soon as the movie begins, Disney opted for inclusion andThis movie presents a good Spiderman to be a reboot; but the film fails to be predictable in its journey and showing too obvious eventualities, in addition to flaws in the script as soon as the movie begins, Disney opted for inclusion and diversity in its characters, but it seems to have shielded itself in morality, since the critics that come for the part of the diversity come to be taken for discriminatory, ... the characters in which Disney bets these changes are the weakest plot parts of all the history, arriving to fall in that if they are or not little they benefit Peter Parker and his story, especially changing such iconic characters and hoping that fans accept these changes only by famous actors or charismatic for young audiences, which certainly fail in their attempt to please the general public, especially the character of Zendaya.… Expand
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ethanstapleyDec 17, 2017
A hilarious film in any genre but specifically in the superhero. The high-school scenes are gold with all the little quirks of school adding for very humerous moments, esepecially Betty Brandt's videos appearing on screens in the school.A hilarious film in any genre but specifically in the superhero. The high-school scenes are gold with all the little quirks of school adding for very humerous moments, esepecially Betty Brandt's videos appearing on screens in the school. Michael Keaton's Vulture is a real step up in MCU villains who gives an authoritative and relatable perfomance with a real golden scene with himself and Tom Holland in the car. The action is a little unspectacular, it seems like we've seen it all before and Spidey seems a bit too overpowered. The John Hughes style of the film absolutely shines though.… Expand
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ThaddeusDec 16, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. When Peter knocked on Liz's door and Vulture answered the door, I was stunned. Great twist by Marvel. Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man, and Michael Keaton is the most sympathetic Spider man Villain ever. Zendaya was also funny as MJ. Hope to see more of the Vulture in future Spider Man movies.… Expand
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spacebear1Dec 14, 2017
Jon Watts' Spider-Man: Homecoming is fantastic Spider-Man reboot. I absolutely loved Tom Holland in his debut during Captain America: Civil War and I loved him as Spider-Man even more in this film. Surprisingly, I even loved the villainJon Watts' Spider-Man: Homecoming is fantastic Spider-Man reboot. I absolutely loved Tom Holland in his debut during Captain America: Civil War and I loved him as Spider-Man even more in this film. Surprisingly, I even loved the villain played by the one and only Michael Keaton. My only complaints with the film is that it has more than one villain and the other two are underdeveloped as well as the fact that this film just makes Spider-Man seem more like Iron Man 2.0. In the end, this is a fun film with humor, action, and heart and I will give this film a 9.3/10… Expand
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sanyrubDec 11, 2017
As most Marvel flicks the pacing is very good. And it´s family friendly.
It doesn´t give us any of that promised new stuff. We have seen Spiderman do all these things already, and way better. Tom Holland is a very good and cute youngAs most Marvel flicks the pacing is very good. And it´s family friendly.
It doesn´t give us any of that promised new stuff. We have seen Spiderman do all these things already, and way better. Tom Holland is a very good and cute young Spiderman (he is no Andrew Garfield as an actor though). He delivered. Michael Keaton is excelent as the villain, true quality seasoned actor. The execution is good. And there are a couple of really tense situations in the film that are worth it.
However, there are many cons: I´m definitely not into such a young Spiderman. He looks so small when he´s in his suit. The suit is worse than the one in The Amazing Spiderman. The fact that Spiderman is almost a product of Iron man is a joke. I´m sorry but that´s a total change for the character. It just isn´t Spiderman. During many parts of the film, the action scenes in the dark were confusing. Something that didn´t happen in the many night scenes in the two Amazing Spiderman films with Andrew Garfield. Marvel has done some kind of light comedy as they always do. In general it works as a well connected piece of entertainment. But it doesn´t go beyond that. The emotional connection is not there. The previous Spiderman films were way more involving and emotive.… Expand
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B2BigAlDec 6, 2017
Tired, reheated, PC garbage. Vulture/Keaton was the only good thing about this otherwise steaming pile of garbage. Marvel seems hell-bent on forcing thier social justice politics down our throats, so I'll continue to refrain from seeingTired, reheated, PC garbage. Vulture/Keaton was the only good thing about this otherwise steaming pile of garbage. Marvel seems hell-bent on forcing thier social justice politics down our throats, so I'll continue to refrain from seeing their worn out retreads in the theater.… Expand
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Miles_SDec 3, 2017
Though not perfect, Spiderman Homecoming is a welcome and whimsical entry in the MCU. Tom Holland and Michael Keaton are excellent, as is the rest of the cast. Though the film can on occasion sink to the simplistic structure of GOTG, it'sThough not perfect, Spiderman Homecoming is a welcome and whimsical entry in the MCU. Tom Holland and Michael Keaton are excellent, as is the rest of the cast. Though the film can on occasion sink to the simplistic structure of GOTG, it's other aspects shine and create a good film, though without such a great cast it wouldn't be nearly as effective.… Expand
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GorbaxDec 2, 2017
Though not perfect, Spiderman Homecoming is a welcome and whimsical entry in the MCU. Tom Holland and Michael Keaton are excellent, as is the rest of the cast. Though the film can on occasion sink to the simplistic structure of GOTG, it'sThough not perfect, Spiderman Homecoming is a welcome and whimsical entry in the MCU. Tom Holland and Michael Keaton are excellent, as is the rest of the cast. Though the film can on occasion sink to the simplistic structure of GOTG, it's other aspects shine and create a good film, though without such a great cast it wouldn't be nearly as effective.… Expand
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neothinkerNov 27, 2017
This movie nails the High School vibe better then any other movie I've ever seen. All while being absolutely hilarious and delivering great action packed scenes. This might be my favorite Spider Man movie to date.
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gtwistNov 26, 2017
Spiderman: Homecoming is not bad, but not that good either. The directors were going for a lighter tone, which isn't a very good choice in my opinion, even though a lot of people like this. If you look back at some of the best spidermanSpiderman: Homecoming is not bad, but not that good either. The directors were going for a lighter tone, which isn't a very good choice in my opinion, even though a lot of people like this. If you look back at some of the best spiderman movies like 1 and 2, they weren't light hearted. The were intense and emotional, but they were also very fun. This movie is none of those things. Tom Holland is very good here, and I really like the ark he goes through. However, the best part of this movie is Michael Keaton as the Vulture. His character was interesting and his performance was even better. The best scene in the movie by far is when they are talking in the car. That was the only scene in the movie where I felt something was at stake. Not a bad movie in any way, but I didn't love it like a lot of people did.… Expand
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FelipeQCOct 25, 2017
[PT-BR] Ótimo filme! Mostra a preparação e amadurecimento de Peter Parker, que no filme ainda é bem jovem e um Homem Aranha bem fraco e imaturo! O filme ainda deixou a desejar, não é tudo que esperava e algumas coisas que eu acho que podiam[PT-BR] Ótimo filme! Mostra a preparação e amadurecimento de Peter Parker, que no filme ainda é bem jovem e um Homem Aranha bem fraco e imaturo! O filme ainda deixou a desejar, não é tudo que esperava e algumas coisas que eu acho que podiam ser melhores, como o uniforme que eu não curti, a tia May, o Flash (o cara que deveria fazer bullying com o Peter, mas nesse filme ele é ridículo). O Tom Holland é sem dúvida um ótimo Peter Parker. Melhoraram o Abutre e deixaram ele realmente com aparência de vilão que bota medo, porque vamos combinar que o Abutre clássico é bem tosco. Gostei da pouca dependência de Peter com Tony Stark, ele aparece só em momentos precisos para não tirar o destaque de Peter. Enfim, filme bom e retorno triunfante do Homem Aranha ao MCU. Não acho que merece um 10 porque não foi tudo isso, sem querer tirar o mérito do filme. Muito bom!… Expand
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CryZZtalNov 23, 2017
This movie is definetly not your typical superhero movie, it's not even your typical Spider-Man movie. And because this is the second reboot in recent years, the 'typical Spider-Man movie' is very much a thing. Loud action, high stakes andThis movie is definetly not your typical superhero movie, it's not even your typical Spider-Man movie. And because this is the second reboot in recent years, the 'typical Spider-Man movie' is very much a thing. Loud action, high stakes and soooo much drama. While Homecoming is not lacking great action sequences or emotional character moments, it feels a lot 'lighter' and 'smaller' than previous Spidey films. However, it is by no means a problem, because this younger version of Peter Parker is much more relatable. He is 'just' a highschool student, who can't even talk to the girl he likes. This movie is so realistic in it's depiction of a modern hero as well as an oh so ordinary modern teenager, that you feel like the MCU has finally crafted a world, that makes seemingly supernatural things seem natural. You feel like you could live in this world.
The entire cast does a great job, even though some characters lacked real development. The jokes are great, not overdone, only sometimes annoying and the comedic timing is on point. There are some great oneliners in this movie! The acting, especially from Micheal Keaton and Tom Holland, is top-notch, some of the best in any Marvel movie. Robert Downey Jr. is used sparingly, but in the most effective way, so the inclusion of his character does not seem forced or like a cheap cash grab. I can't give the movie 10 points, because I felt like the score did not carry the emotional scenes enough and that kinda undermined their impact on the viewer. Music is very important and, except for the great surprise at the beginning of the film, I didn't really like any parts of the score enough to remember them. Other than that, a solid, if not great film and definetely one of the MCU's best!… Expand
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ourtimehascomeNov 23, 2017
It's difficult to understand who is exactly to blame for Spider-Man: Homecoming; the worst Spider-Man entry to date. Is it the obvious tonal inconsistencies of the script and its 5+ writers? Or maybe it's the subpar acting -- regardless ofIt's difficult to understand who is exactly to blame for Spider-Man: Homecoming; the worst Spider-Man entry to date. Is it the obvious tonal inconsistencies of the script and its 5+ writers? Or maybe it's the subpar acting -- regardless of Michael Keaton's star power and dramatic triumph. This is not a Spider-Man film; this is simply an obvious to tie-in not only overt progressive themes but the character into the larger Avengers franchise. And at a point when superhero films are becoming more and more commonplace, originality becomes necessary -- a trait Homecoming does not possess.… Expand
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MallRat15Nov 20, 2017
One of the best marvel movies for a while. This movie is super fun and action packed and it is the Spider-Man that we wanted to see! The jokes were well placed and seemed to make the movie flow well. Tom Holland is a perfect Spider-Man he isOne of the best marvel movies for a while. This movie is super fun and action packed and it is the Spider-Man that we wanted to see! The jokes were well placed and seemed to make the movie flow well. Tom Holland is a perfect Spider-Man he is witty and just the perfect actor to play Spidey in this movie. A great villain and performances in this movie left me super satisfied with it. Spider-Man is back with a bang!!… Expand
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QuietlionmusicNov 18, 2017
A great addition to the MCU, but still amazing as a standalone film. This is by far the best iteration of Spiderman I have seen to date. I liked how they didn't get into the origin story of Spiderman to make more time for the plot. TheA great addition to the MCU, but still amazing as a standalone film. This is by far the best iteration of Spiderman I have seen to date. I liked how they didn't get into the origin story of Spiderman to make more time for the plot. The villain was really good, which is rare in superhero movies, but he had a humanity to him that made him a little more grey area than most black and white villains are. The story was a bit predictable at times but still very enjoyable.… Expand
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naniinNov 18, 2017
"Человек паук: Возвращение домой" Классный фильм. Сюжет хороший, персонажи почти все интересные, юмор хорош, злодей получился крутым и с хорошей мотивацией. Китон даёт ещё больше своему злодею харизматичности, по моему мнению это один из"Человек паук: Возвращение домой" Классный фильм. Сюжет хороший, персонажи почти все интересные, юмор хорош, злодей получился крутым и с хорошей мотивацией. Китон даёт ещё больше своему злодею харизматичности, по моему мнению это один из лучших злодеев КВМ. Том Холланд в роли паучка хорош. Железного человека в фильма очень мало, хотя по пиар компании все думали что фильм будет про ЖЧ, но это не так. Минусы конечно есть. Саундтрек который мне показался скучный, и Флэш Томпсон, Лиз, они вышли какие-то картонные и окружение Паркера, оно какое-то странное.… Expand
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YorkManNov 16, 2017
Are we tired of superhero movies yet? The box office returns would say no, but the ever-increasingly lacklustre reviews of each subsequent Marvel or DC movie releases would suggest otherwise.

The problem is trying to capture the spirit ofAre we tired of superhero movies yet? The box office returns would say no, but the ever-increasingly lacklustre reviews of each subsequent Marvel or DC movie releases would suggest otherwise.

The problem is trying to capture the spirit of the comics, translating that onto the screen, whilst also creating an interesting storyline and investing characters.
Clearly it's not easy, but S:H comes closer to this 'perfect formula' than most. Not to say it's a fundamentally flawed movie, because it is, but it's a fun journey from beginning to end and Tom Holland as 'Spidey' is by far the best on screen version we've had.

The story eschews the whole 'origin' element, and follows on from Spidey's appearance in Civil War. We're back to the idea of a character balancing his life as the dull, studious, intelligent, geeky and awkward 'Peter Parker', and his ever-increasing desire to use his prodigious abilities to help others and fight crime.

The fundamental flaw mentioned earlier stems from the notion that this would actually be possible in the modern age, something that the film makes some subtle nods toward from time to time, but also something that you really can't gloss over.
Add to this the now completely overused superhero movie tropes (the main villain being directly related to a character Peter Parker is embroiled with, amongst others) and the narrative falls apart at the end.

But, if you walk into the movie with that level of expectation, you WILL be surprised. The film does come together extremely well, it doesn't feel like it's about half an hour too long (even if some scenes do drag on a fair while), and the big action set pieces are great spectacles.
Throw in some fine acting (Michael Keaton nails his role, and is more menacing when he's not 'The Vulture' than when he's CGI'd up), decent soundtrack, a nice little set of cameo appearances from other Marvel characters, and you get something which is better than I thought it would be.

However, the Superhero genre is now getting into severe overkill levels of releases, and because of that there is a sense of 'Christ, not another one'. For me, that notion of this (or any superhero) movie just being a small part of a larger 'extended universe' diminishes it somewhat.… Expand
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mrdr4gonNov 15, 2017
Between the previous cinematic versions of Spider-Man and the 15 previous MCU films, it's hard to escape the feeling that this has all been done before, and done better. Has strong sequences and elements but it's strung together between longBetween the previous cinematic versions of Spider-Man and the 15 previous MCU films, it's hard to escape the feeling that this has all been done before, and done better. Has strong sequences and elements but it's strung together between long stretches of completely average film-making.… Expand
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TeBeXNov 14, 2017
No tenía muchas expectativas en esta película ya que tantos cambios de actores para Spider-man pensaba que no iba a sentarle bien al superheroe, pero Tom Holland lo borda y hace que no recordemos mucho a los actores que fueron Spider-man enNo tenía muchas expectativas en esta película ya que tantos cambios de actores para Spider-man pensaba que no iba a sentarle bien al superheroe, pero Tom Holland lo borda y hace que no recordemos mucho a los actores que fueron Spider-man en su día. La película es buena, sin excesivos toques de humor y con mucha acción. Spider-man en estado puro.… Expand
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SrPepeNov 13, 2017
Creo que Tom Holland nos da esperanza de que se convertirá en el mejor Spiderman de todos en siguientes películas. Me gusta como se maneja al personaje.
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FedorkoNov 13, 2017
Here we are with another Spiderman movie. This is arguably the best acted of the 5 S-M movies so far and with some twists (Aunty Em is young, the connection to the villain, etc.) and a message of income inequality and robin hooding, it's theHere we are with another Spiderman movie. This is arguably the best acted of the 5 S-M movies so far and with some twists (Aunty Em is young, the connection to the villain, etc.) and a message of income inequality and robin hooding, it's the one that has arguably the most teeth. However, the pacing was just really weird. The story the director wanted to tell could have been better produced as a mini-series, especially with the strange development of Peter Parker's school chums. Not bad, not great! I'd give it a 6.5… Expand
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KaioCesar329Nov 5, 2017
I really was disappointed, I found the film very poorly done, the story simple, the villain misappropriated, the secondary characters almost no effect on the plot, the effects were not even great were OK.
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bfoore90Jul 7, 2017
A fun time, no doubt about it. To start out, I really enjoyed Michael Keaton's adaption of The Vulture, he plays the character so well and so brilliantly as he goes from psychotic madman to sympathetic father. Tom Holland was solid if notA fun time, no doubt about it. To start out, I really enjoyed Michael Keaton's adaption of The Vulture, he plays the character so well and so brilliantly as he goes from psychotic madman to sympathetic father. Tom Holland was solid if not okay, thought i still prefer Andrew Garfield's adaption to his I found his performance as Peter/Spider-Man to be commendable. Nothing against Holland but with Holland's adaption we return to the wide eyed Tobey Maguire-ish days of Spider-Man as opposed to Garfield's version which can best be described as whip-smart and likably cheeky, with an undercurrent of teenage angst as well as a sense of arrogance which gave those movies a unique, restless, reckless energy and a welcome sense of danger. Holland's interpretation also feels too relying upon Tony Stark and almost feels like an Iron-Spider-Man than actual Spider-Man. Its the same sense that people take with Christain Bale and his interpretation of Batman. Bale's batman didn't feel as "Batman" enough to some fans, to which I agree but I got that same feeling with Holland here. Though like Bale, Holland did a fine job in the role and its not really a knock on him as much as it is a knock on the script. That being said, I did enjoy it's lighthearted tone to go along with its likable cast with Keaton, Downey Jr, Marissa Tomei and Zendaya being the standouts here. The movie is a good time nontheless, some of my main gripes with this movie is that I felt the movie was trying too hard to be something different when it didn't need to do that, it made no mention of Uncle Ben which to some can be good but Uncle Ben is an core part of what makes Peter who he is. They didn't need to show him getting shot but him going completely unacknowledged throughout the movie bothered me. With that being said, the direction is solid but the script fails it at times but the way that it undercuts some of those small, heartfelt moments for a cheap laugh just came across to me as needless. Overall grade: B… Expand
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Ej_mupasOct 31, 2017
Spiderman strikes again with an good movie.
The movie has lacked in many elements that make a great film but it still makes me smile in a way. it could have done better scenes and more drama to the film, instead they maked this into like aSpiderman strikes again with an good movie.
The movie has lacked in many elements that make a great film but it still makes me smile in a way. it could have done better scenes and more drama to the film, instead they maked this into like a child's film but overall the movie is great to watch! 7/10 *… Expand
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ConorMacleodJul 15, 2017
A pretty solid 'grounded' spider-man film which deconstructs everything about teenage Peter Parker in a coming of age narrative, similar to John Hughes films like Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Sixteen Candles.


Spider-man Homecoming: A- (VG1)
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ArcyTA88Oct 28, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Tom Holland said he watched the other Spider-Man movies, but never really inspired them, along with his team of writers. This reboot does not even mind the character's identity, it's no longer necessary. In Captain America: Civil War, Tom Holland's character is a worthy inclusion, merging the previous other Spider-Man trilogies. And now this? "I'm nothing without my suit"?… Expand
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JergerOct 27, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. JUST OK. Fairly entertaining and not nearly as annoying as previous installments. I get the peter parker is a kid but semi mature kids of that age dont make silly screaching annoying comments while doing everything. Just dumb and annoying and not funny at all. Its basically like DeadPool but replace ryan reynolds with a 5 year old retard during the action scenes at least. The other stupid part is michael keaton. seriously he is supposed to be the worlds biggest villain and he is protecting his family.....yet i have no idea from what...so years after he gets fired he is rich from illegal activity yet still has the need to rip boats in half to protect his family....so bad plot elements terrible as usually childish comments(some are ok many are just stupid) but a well produced movie with some charm and good action.… Expand
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RobobobOct 24, 2017
I was seriously surprised as to how much I loved this movie. I really wasn't expecting much from the trailers and clips I saw. I love how Spider-man is a young crime fighter who idolizes the super heroes yet is still trying to figureI was seriously surprised as to how much I loved this movie. I really wasn't expecting much from the trailers and clips I saw. I love how Spider-man is a young crime fighter who idolizes the super heroes yet is still trying to figure himself out. When you stop and think about it, this is the first MCU movie that focuses on the street-level hero just trying to help the every day people. This movie also has one of the best villains in any superhero movie in awhile. The Vulture isn't trying to destroy the galaxy or conquer the world, he is just trying to provide for his family and stay under the radar. Speaking of "under the radar" Sony/Marvel cleverly sneaks in another 3 well known Spider-man villains to be used in the future. This version of Spider-man screws up so consistently that it is a wonder he keeps going. But that's when you see Peter Parker turn into the real hero and I can't wait to see him grow and learn in future films.… Expand
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dc127Oct 23, 2017
I went into this movie with mixed expectations. Tom Holland did a great job in his introduction in Civil War. Fox movies though are often hit and miss. I have to say the movie is great. Tom Holland owns the role of Peter Parker. MichaelI went into this movie with mixed expectations. Tom Holland did a great job in his introduction in Civil War. Fox movies though are often hit and miss. I have to say the movie is great. Tom Holland owns the role of Peter Parker. Michael Keaton is also just fantastic as the Vulture. Every scene he is in just pops off of the screen. Marisa Tomei is a great take on Aunt May. Robert Downey Jr. is his typical self, smarmy and sort of funny. In general the movie captured a good mixture of suspense, action, and humor. All of the background characters (with one exception) were amazingly well cast. Often times actors are playing rolls that don't make a lot of sense given their profiles (e.g. Donald Glover's cameo) but they are all shout outs to characters with bigger roles in the Spiderverse.

The only casting/plot character that I disliked was Zendaya as Michelle. Her character isn't funny. She is creepy and annoying as heck. She is basically stalking Peter, rude, and just sort of a nasty smarmy person. The reveal at the end that she is "MJ" is also just terrible. They positive press this is getting is just due to the fact that she isn't white. The media goes bonkers any time there is a "strong" female character or a white character is recast as non-white. Since when is "strong" code for snarky? I do not want to see her character get more screen time.… Expand
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FreedomFightersOct 21, 2017
Back in early 2016, I was honestly dreading the thought of another "Spider-Man" movie. Sure, I love the web-slinger, but I was just thinking "oh, great, another one." This was, of course, before I saw "Captain America: Civil War" and becameBack in early 2016, I was honestly dreading the thought of another "Spider-Man" movie. Sure, I love the web-slinger, but I was just thinking "oh, great, another one." This was, of course, before I saw "Captain America: Civil War" and became excited for the film thanks entirely to Tom Holland's performance in the film. Having finally seen the film after months of hype, I can say that, in my humble opinion, this is my personal favorite Spider-Man film. I was so enthralled by the action, the performances (special shoutouts to Holland, Robert Downey Jr., Michael Keaton and Zendaya), the characters themselves, the writing, the visuals, everything. It was a really enjoyable film, and while it changes quite a few things in comparison to other Spider-Man movies, I think this is a good thing, because it helps the film to feel fresh, instead of just being another "Spider-Man" movie. If you've been itching to see "Spider-Man: Homecoming" and haven't gotten to, I highly recommend it.… Expand
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TheQuietGamerOct 17, 2017
Spider-Man is back for the umpteenth time in his third reboot. Finally finding his way to the MCU has managed to keep things fresh despite so many movies having already been made about him. Particularly because of the new angle on theSpider-Man is back for the umpteenth time in his third reboot. Finally finding his way to the MCU has managed to keep things fresh despite so many movies having already been made about him. Particularly because of the new angle on the character and some surprisingly welcome changes to classic elements and the supporting cast. Taking Peter Parker back to high-school and having him be a younger, more inexperienced version of Spider-Man that we haven't seen before is great. Being set in the MCU gives us more background as to how Spider-Man works in a world already populated by other, bigger heroes like we would find in the comics. Something that was missing from all of the other movies based on the character.

Homecoming is fast, funny, charming, and features a winning performance from Tom Holland as the popular web-head. The action is spectacular and the stakes are so much more grounded than the world-ending disasters the rest of the MCU's heroes have to deal with. A good thing as this scale is just perfect for the character and something the fans have wanted to see for some time. The movie even delivers the MCU's best villain yet. Moviegoers have been complaining about how stale the villains have been getting in superhero movies for a while now. Well, Micheal Keaton's Vulture does quite a bit to alleviate some of that frustration. His motives are relatable and his operation is more personal. The Vulture is given time to breath as a character and as a result he's the best villain a superhero movie has had since Nolan's Batman trilogy. Plus Keaton is just fantastic.

Homecoming manages to breath some new life into a character we've already seen onscreen quite a few times. It does so by going back to basics with Parker and delivering the character many of us grew up with in the comics. Of course it's own spins on things and a sharp sense of humor help out a lot as well and keep things from being too familiar. Essentially, this is just about everything a Spider-Man fan could want. It's great to see the character in the MCU where all of us wanted him. 8.5/10… Expand
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DatamariOct 17, 2017
The name Spider-Man: Homecoming certainly means a lot as it's been years since we've gotten a truly great Spider-Man movie. Tom Holland kills it not only as the webhead, but as Peter Parker as well. He portrays the character as an everydayThe name Spider-Man: Homecoming certainly means a lot as it's been years since we've gotten a truly great Spider-Man movie. Tom Holland kills it not only as the webhead, but as Peter Parker as well. He portrays the character as an everyday school kid who just so happens to have superpowers that he uses to help people in need. THAT'S Spider-Man, and Holland plays the character so well that I'm not going to be able to see him as anybody else now. Michael Keaton also is incredible as The Vulture; he's easily the best MCU villain to date. A motivation, excellent acting, a chilling appearance, ol' Batman has it all. Spider-Man: Homecoming at heart is a high school movie, having a lot more downtime with Parker than any other Spidey movie. Here, it's done beautifully, actually giving us some reason to care about him as a character; he's a nerd, he's socially awkward, he's part of a quiz bowl team, he has a high school crush, he reminded me a lot of myself! That's what I didn't like about Andrew Garfield's portrayal; I just couldn't relate to him and I didn't care about him unless he was in his suit. Here, I cared so much if Peter could balance living a normal life and being a superhero. The characterization of Spider-Man in this movie is fantastic, and while I personally think Tobey Maguire is better, Tom Holland still nails this role, and he his the strongest part of this movie. The action scenes for the most part are fun; they're not as exciting as Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies, but they're enjoyable and fun to watch. Spidey **** happens, and Holland gets to crack some jokes without ever feeling unnecessary or formulaic. As for issues, despite benefiting a lot from showing Peter as a high-school student, the pacing drags considerably, and there were moments where I just wasn't engaged. Also, as previously mentioned, I felt like the action scenes could have been better; they're not bad, but I just wanted a bit more intensity and weight to them like in Raimi's action scenes. But overall, despite the spread of dull moments, It's the characterization and craft and tone that make this movie better than most Spider-Man movies. It's full of heart, excellently casted, and very well-acted, and I would highly recommend it. Not the best Spidey movie, but the best one since '02.

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StzeroOct 17, 2017
Spiderman Homecoming is a succesfull continue or even a comeback of the Spiderman franchise.
Funny Movie with great Scenes and Moments. Story: 7/10
Acting: 7.5/10
Camera: 8/10
Playhouses and equipment: 7/10
Sound: 6.8/10
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zan56Oct 12, 2017
The movie felt like it was an just an ok movie. Felt like something that was a spin-off of the other Marvel movies and couldn't stand on its own. There wasn't enough character development. It felt like there either there wasn't enough tragedyThe movie felt like it was an just an ok movie. Felt like something that was a spin-off of the other Marvel movies and couldn't stand on its own. There wasn't enough character development. It felt like there either there wasn't enough tragedy or something to make you feel connected to this spiderman in comparison to other spidermen.… Expand
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imthenoobOct 10, 2017
The first thing you notice is how well they get the humor right with this film. The second thing is how boring and predictable everything is. There's not a single aspect of the story you can't call well before it happens. It's so heavilyThe first thing you notice is how well they get the humor right with this film. The second thing is how boring and predictable everything is. There's not a single aspect of the story you can't call well before it happens. It's so heavily cliched as well and that really doesn't help improve things. All in all, It can be a rather boring movie to sit through.

Now the action scenes really weren't all that good. They came off as all flash and no substance. It may appeal to kids who like all the bright colors but to adults, There's no real entertainment here. It's a lot of the same recycled material from past Spider Man films (the fluid combat featured in Amazing Spider Man and the rawness of it featured in the original Spider Man film). The lack of originality definitely takes it's toll.

Now as for the cast, They did an amazing job. Michael Keaton is simply fantastic as the villain and having him opposite of Tom Holland was a great match. You have this highly experienced actor playing this matured villain going against a much younger actor playing a hero who is still learning to be a hero. It makes for some great chemistry when they are on screen. And the rest of the supporting cast does wonders and really has their moments to shine.

All in all, I still view it as a deeply flawed film. It's above the garbage that was Spider Man 3 and Amazing Spider Man 2 but it still doesn't come close to touching the rest of the films.… Expand
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imoviesreviewOct 10, 2017
This film is not I expected, but it's not bad. I'll give it credit for not being a another origin story, but it's nothing amazing. While are the jokes are funny, The story is overly generic and has been done several times.
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revelcOct 4, 2017
If you're looking for far superior Spider-man film, go watch Spider-man 1 & 2 staring Tobey Maguire.

Cons - Rehashed plot from the 2002 Spider-man film. - Supposed to be a reboot but no backstory about how he got his power. I think as a highIf you're looking for far superior Spider-man film, go watch Spider-man 1 & 2 staring Tobey Maguire.

Cons
- Rehashed plot from the 2002 Spider-man film.
- Supposed to be a reboot but no backstory about how he got his power. I think as a high schooler he'll be even more troubled/confused by his new power and Uncle Ben should be in this, not Iron Man.
- Too many gadgets, overly advanced technology ruins the classic Spider-man image. Spider-man that I knew is already advanced without much of technology, because he's not Iron Man. He already got spider senses, ability to cling to most surfaces, super strength/agility, and rapid healing.
- Overly diverse characters doesn't help the story at all. It confuses the viewers. - The jokes aren't funny. The movie begins with a politically correct joke, wth.
- Aunt May supposed to be a classic wise woman who raised Peter with kind words and old time philosophy. This aunt May can't even cook and way too young, she'll probably gonna get another uncle Ben sometime soon.
- Where's uncle Ben again? Why Aunt May never talk about him? Didn't she loved him to death? Oh right this is 2017, she doesn't care about him no more.
- Ain't Peter supposed to be the opposite of Tony Stark in terms of financial, that's why he took that photo journalist job in the first place to help his aunt pay rent. Weird seeing him eating with aunt May in a restaurant so casually. I'd rather see him juggling part time job while also busting crime and school works. He got way too much time on hands.
- His high school best friend is one hell of an annoying guy.

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- Cool CGI and Visual Effects.
- Iron Man & his driver.… Expand
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AthanasiosTOct 6, 2017
As good as the first movie, with spider-man made teenager again, carrying all that his age brings, good or problematic. Funny, nicely acted and with decent special fx.
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cuberankOct 6, 2017
This was a very disappointing movie, especially because Tom Holland is actually very good in this. That's about it though. Spiderman is not only underpowered, but a moron throughout the movie and really bothered me how much he depended onThis was a very disappointing movie, especially because Tom Holland is actually very good in this. That's about it though. Spiderman is not only underpowered, but a moron throughout the movie and really bothered me how much he depended on Iron Man/Tony Stark and his suit. Really bad attempt at one of the most beloved characters from comic books.… Expand
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LUKEOPERCOUPOct 5, 2017
This is easiest the best Marvel movie ever. Well...i liked all the past movies from Spidey because i'm a big fan and just seeing him was pleasure for my eyes but you know what? This is the real Spider-man we needed, solid and fantastic. TomThis is easiest the best Marvel movie ever. Well...i liked all the past movies from Spidey because i'm a big fan and just seeing him was pleasure for my eyes but you know what? This is the real Spider-man we needed, solid and fantastic. Tom portraid Peter perfectly, while the Vulture is not my fav villan of him, he made a very great job. The movie itself is hilarious and it does not feel forced, something that in my perspective is a big problem with most of the Marvel movies, this one is funny because it is for itself, natully. We see Peter evolve and grow as a complex hero, and the film leave us hunger for more, the most important after all is that after 2 reboots, this film feels fresh and new, i really hope this is the beginning of something bigger!… Expand
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GTherionOct 2, 2017
A really boring movie.Had high expectations but it didn't deliver. Didn't enjoy it at all. The only thing I liked about it was the Ramones soundtrack. Older Spider-Man movies were much better.
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PericowskyOct 1, 2017
Good vision of a teenage Peter Parker, although the choice of characters does not convince me at all and I do not know how much more can be rescued to the story of Spider Man, taken to the cinema many times.
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leejunkuyOct 1, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. In the beginning, "Spider-Man is a teen,"
In the second half, "Oh dear!
Conclusion Best Good!
The problem, however, is that congestion is discovered too. No, that good suit is taken by a ninja named Chinta, and at the end it is not very ... I do not get words, but I am very satisfied as a Spiderman. In the beginning, "Spider-Man is nice. It's just going to the teen?" But! It was wrong. In the second half, when I was deprived of a suit and collapsed into a building, it was very good to wake up in despair. Our hero is not just saying that he is capable but also that we need growth.… Expand
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cstrangSep 30, 2017
A good reintroduction of the character after the less-than-great The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and a movie that welcomes Spider-man "home" in the MCU. That being said, this is probably one of the weaker MCU movies out there. Too light onA good reintroduction of the character after the less-than-great The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and a movie that welcomes Spider-man "home" in the MCU. That being said, this is probably one of the weaker MCU movies out there. Too light on memorable action and too heavy on cornball humor. I get it, the gritty superhero movies of the the recent past have been done to death, but if there is one superhero that doesn't need additional characters for comic relief it's Spider-man. In this movie, nearly every secondary or tertiary character thinks they're comedians: Michelle, Nick, Flash, Tony Stark, Happy Hogan, The Vulture's tech guy, the Academic Decathlon teacher, the inexplicable Karen the Suit Lady, and even a little bit of Aunt May (though most of humor with her at the center focuses on "Ha, your aunt is hot *herr derr*). There isn't enough tension to warrant the attempts at all of the poorly written humor.… Expand
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panslabyrinthSep 30, 2017
Extremely funny and entertaining, Spider-Man: Homecoming might be the best Spider-Man movie to date, counting all the reboots, and surprisingly enough - the classics themselves.
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DubeauJul 13, 2017
Updated: Homecoming is a very energetic, fast pace movie. The story is really well presented with better humor. Especially toward the end of the movie but also because it does reflect a lot about being adolescent. Peter is younger and surelyUpdated: Homecoming is a very energetic, fast pace movie. The story is really well presented with better humor. Especially toward the end of the movie but also because it does reflect a lot about being adolescent. Peter is younger and surely wants to prove himself. The FX are spot on and I though the costume was more intricate. Some actions scenes were a bit fast, and I am not sure the plane scene was that good. It felt like a flashy discotheque somehow. The acting is very good. I was surprise at how good the young actors were. Keaton is sublime. Downey does a fantastic job, and Holland is in control. I can't wait for the next one, hopefully we will have the same director. I give it a 85%… Expand
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martinexSep 29, 2017
Way too many liberties with characters for me. Stan Lee's version of Spider-Man always portrayed Peter Parker as sort of a lonesome loser. Now he has a hot aunt, a space aged costume and he's a de facto member of the Avengers. Not toWay too many liberties with characters for me. Stan Lee's version of Spider-Man always portrayed Peter Parker as sort of a lonesome loser. Now he has a hot aunt, a space aged costume and he's a de facto member of the Avengers. Not to mention the complete reinvention of his classmates. A total bastardization of the character. Here's a good rule of thumb for the future. If you don't like the characters save your money and make something else. You're never going to improve on the original stories. The Sam Raimi versions remain the high water mark for me with the exception of the god awful Spider-Man 3 (What was he thinking?). Maybe I'm getting too old for these movies.… Expand
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HagerSep 26, 2017
Spider-Man homecoming I think the character gives too much emphasis on his antics almost does not do anything interesting, it just seems like the career of a high school student and the final boss looks more like a gangster than an antagonistSpider-Man homecoming I think the character gives too much emphasis on his antics almost does not do anything interesting, it just seems like the career of a high school student and the final boss looks more like a gangster than an antagonist who never have a real fight… Expand
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AliasAndrewSep 26, 2017
Spider-man here is portrayed as a kid who only does this to impress Stark and become a star (an Avenger). Where is his familiar sense of responsibility? Where is his guilt over his mistakes and his efforts to compensate for them? Where areSpider-man here is portrayed as a kid who only does this to impress Stark and become a star (an Avenger). Where is his familiar sense of responsibility? Where is his guilt over his mistakes and his efforts to compensate for them? Where are the normal person problems and complications? And frankly where is the heroism? Where are the inspiring feats? It's pretty watchable but also pretty forgettable too. For sure better than the Garfield movies but I expected a lot more with Marvel on the helm. The stakes just aren't there, at times I felt like watching an episode from Shield. In my opinion the first two Raimi films are yet to be surpassed.… Expand
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shibborethSep 25, 2017
Homecoming is spider-man coming back to its roots. It wisely skips the origin story (who doesn't know how spider-man got his powers already?) but still starts near the beginning of Peter's spider-man career so we get to watch him learn andHomecoming is spider-man coming back to its roots. It wisely skips the origin story (who doesn't know how spider-man got his powers already?) but still starts near the beginning of Peter's spider-man career so we get to watch him learn and stumble. It's a super-hero movie with a lot of heart and humor, that avoids some of the pitfalls common to the genre. In particular, it has a protagonist who's imperfect, relatable, and not simply invincible.… Expand
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PrettyGoodSep 23, 2017
It's the type of movie that most of the Marvel fans would enjoy. For me, however, as someone who didn't like the previous Spider-Man movies, it is better in comparison, but it feels like something is missing. It's the typical hero vs. villainIt's the type of movie that most of the Marvel fans would enjoy. For me, however, as someone who didn't like the previous Spider-Man movies, it is better in comparison, but it feels like something is missing. It's the typical hero vs. villain story, but thankfully, without the strong romantic part from the previous movies. The villain's story is predictable and Zendaya's character is underused (which might be a good thing), probably just to have her introduced for future movies.

On the other hand, Tom Holland is amazing in it. Easily, the best Spider-Man ever. Michael Keaton is great, considering the fact that he's playing the usual type of villain.… Expand
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temptershellSep 17, 2017
Another production that goes to the younger audience, for people who just beginning adventure with the superhero cinema. Lowered the bar and the age of the actors in my opinion is the biggest disadvantage of this production. Once again, weAnother production that goes to the younger audience, for people who just beginning adventure with the superhero cinema. Lowered the bar and the age of the actors in my opinion is the biggest disadvantage of this production. Once again, we get impatient Peter Parker trying to be cool with his peers, while showing that he means something to the public and is a good fit for the Avengers.… Expand
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Bugger217Sep 15, 2017
As many have already stated, Spider-Man: Homecoming almost feels more like a John Hughes film than a superhero movie, which gives it a fresh feeling that the franchise desperately needed, considering this is the second time the character hasAs many have already stated, Spider-Man: Homecoming almost feels more like a John Hughes film than a superhero movie, which gives it a fresh feeling that the franchise desperately needed, considering this is the second time the character has been rebooted in five years. Tom Holland shines as Peter Parker, and he's surrounded by a cast of impressively talented young actors. They all have great chemistry with one another.

One of the biggest things going for the film, in addition to the pure sense of joy it strives toward, is its villain. Michael Keaton gives us one of the few deeply interesting antagonists in the MCU. The movie actually manages to surprise as well. There are a couple of moments that made my audience gasp, which is something I don't often experience with comic book films.

It all adds up to a joyful experience with a breezy pace, tons of hear, and genuinely well-realized characters that are almost absurdly likable. In terms of pure summer fun, this is probably the best you'll experience in 2017.… Expand
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StrayDogA8Sep 9, 2017
A very interesting film that contains such of HHP. Maybe we are tired of the restart of Spider-Man story, but this film shows us a more charming super-villian, it's never before.
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matt9sSep 8, 2017
This movie was awesome, plain and simple. The Good: I really enjoyed a younger peter parker. We got to explore the life of a unpopular, smart, and dorky high school kid that was gifted with incredible abilities and we get to see thoseThis movie was awesome, plain and simple. The Good: I really enjoyed a younger peter parker. We got to explore the life of a unpopular, smart, and dorky high school kid that was gifted with incredible abilities and we get to see those abilities blossom and his character transform into the spiderman that we all know and love. Tom Holland did a great job playing peter parker and spiderman. They freshened up the story this time too. They didn't drag us through the spider bite or uncle Ben story thankfully, they focused solely on peters transformation into a hero. Michael Keaton was amazing as vulture. They really fleshed out his character and you even understood his plight and felt for him at times. Anyone in his situation might have made similar choices. The culture suit looked great and the fight scenes are really fun to watch and kept you guessing. My only real problem that I saw with this rendition of spiderman is that even though I think the suit being all "teched" out was a really cool idea, I felt like it overshadowed his powers a bit. I saw this movie twice in theatres and will be buying it on Blu-ray. Definitely a must see.… Expand
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CrissouzaSep 5, 2017
Filme interessante que consegue um certo grau de originalidade, mesmo com tantas versões anteriores. Não coloca o protagonista como alguém pronto e acabado, mas como um herói em construção, fato esse que condiz com a idade e maturidade doFilme interessante que consegue um certo grau de originalidade, mesmo com tantas versões anteriores. Não coloca o protagonista como alguém pronto e acabado, mas como um herói em construção, fato esse que condiz com a idade e maturidade do personagem.… Expand
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jkohnleSep 4, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie exceeded my expectations as a remake! Tom Holland did an awesome job as the new Marvel Spiderman, and I like how it is incorporated with the Avengers and Iron Man. Michael Keaton was also a great pick for his part as the Vulture. I was skeptical about a remake at first because remakes can be tricky to perfect, but Spiderman Homecoming was awesome and I hope Spiderman is in future Marvel movies as a guest character as well. Great movie by Marvel.… Expand
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Legendary04Sep 4, 2017
Spider-man: Homecoming is a excellent movie, and it deserves it's sequel in 2019. (P.S. Tom Holland is one of the best spider-man since Toby Maguire.)
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sissi_stessSep 2, 2017
Uninteresting Story and praying that's the last Spider-man that they make for the coming decade. The nod to Avengers was ok but after that too much. A young Aunt May!!
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ohnomrbillSep 1, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. this was not a terrible movie, i did laugh a few times yet it seemed to be aimed at a much younger audience. it was a bit tedious and unrealistic. i mean, at the end, Stark was going to offer him an avengers position and set up the press and hoopla yet never contacted the kid before hand??? no, it did not work for me. wait until it is on tv and then maybe it will work.… Expand
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ArtsyEricaAug 31, 2017
One of my favorite movies so far this year. Fantastic and must-see. My favorite Spider-man movie by a close margin and Tom Holland is by far my favorite Spider-man-- he was born for the role.
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GreedyPete69000Aug 10, 2017
Fun movie! Ended up seeing twice. Tom Holland is a good pick for SM, and Michael Keaton was wicked. Reboot felt current, Spiderman and Vulture felt relatable, and I'm looking forward to whatever comes next.
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DarknesShadeAug 30, 2017
This is, for me, without a doubt, the best Spider-Man ever! i just loved it, its not intellectual it's fun and that is the minimum requirement, i actually did not expect to love this one as much as i did! but weirdly the best part (movieThis is, for me, without a doubt, the best Spider-Man ever! i just loved it, its not intellectual it's fun and that is the minimum requirement, i actually did not expect to love this one as much as i did! but weirdly the best part (movie wise, not plot wise) was the Soundtrack, its just AMAZING… Expand
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PipeCAug 23, 2017
Welcome home Spidey.

Sam Raimi and Marc Webb have been the only ones favored in adapting the comics of the amazing Spider-Man to live-action movies, one with more notoriety than the other, but, after all, both managed to be entertainingWelcome home Spidey.



Sam Raimi and Marc Webb have been the only ones favored in adapting the comics of the amazing Spider-Man to live-action movies, one with more notoriety than the other, but, after all, both managed to be entertaining proposals with their dissimilar varieties. Anyhow, the successes didn't last long, causing the retention of Sony's projects to keep on making popcorn movies. Such time of rehab had an expiration date, exactly, until 2015, the year in which the film studio announced, with presumption, the deal with Stan Lee's production studio for bringing back the carefree hero from Queens, something that amazed both fans and Marvel Studios logical chronology as to the introduction of new characters, who will soon be present in the magnanimous American epopee par excellence, at least we hope that. The first step, Holland signing up, then Watts, later an extravagant number of screenwriters, Keaton as an antagonist, Michael Giacchino usual adding and the predisposed tools by the studio allowed the coming of the first great adventure of Spidey. And we're in luck, since its director takes the overblown mold of summer film away, in order to manufacture a coming-of-age movie portraying the day by day of one of the most well-liked and beloved superheroes of the MCU in a fascinating way.

The script doesn't endure the consequences of the American trend focused on saturating plot construction of screenwriters, here, idea assortment works wonderfully, endowing this origin story with a brand-new, flippant, jovial and even original air; a "Deadpool" for teens. The base argument benefits by omitting info that should already be general culture for any connoisseur of the character, besides the succession of situations as funny as suggestive that will keep you on the edge of your seat, either by struggles or chases, jokes or dramas or, specifically, certain twists that lead to an enthusiastic and novice thriller atmosphere of thriller throughout the third act. The artistic performance of the sequences is on target, not as mega-maniac and grandiloquent as previous studio movies, however, "Homecoming" doesn't appeal to big things, it's a unique and necessary film among so much formality, politics, and honor driven by Captain America and Tony Stark. For the most avid and purist comic-lovers, the change of appearances, both physical and cultural, of some characters could be fateful, a modernization used in order to tie in with the strong egalitarian movement that becomes meaningful in the film world. Zendaya, Laura Harrier or Jacob Batalon provide the best of their characters, even so, they're not a copy of the original characters, With what they will be blessed, both fanatics and spectators, is fidelity to the circumstances of books, each scene is loaded with references and easter-eggs from Marvel's movies and comics, sublime and drama ones as the catharsis final when Peter is trapped under the rubble. These moments accompanied by vigorous and authentic treatment of the main character. When a movie opens by putting in front the villain and not the hero, denotes the commitment of the studio conceiving Keaton's role, creating the most human and realistic villain of its universe, of course along with his stunning performance. Although his first sightings don't enjoy a strong impact, from the middle of the second act, the actor breaks down the screen, in detail, in the final twist.

Visually, "Homecoming" has highlighted points in scenes where tension components prevail, such as that sonorous attenuation when he enters in the prom, the inconvenience in the Washington monument or the boat's breakdown. Accepting indie roots of the director, serene nuance would be obvious, so it's not possible to expect artistic displays at the heights of "Doctor Strange", even the visual dullness of the previous installments by Sony. Likewise, we witness that Giacchino's score doesn't stand out at all, of course, leaving aside the classic and glorious Spider Man theme song in the opening, glorifying the logo of the studio. It's noticeable the most measured pace in action sequences with respect to its competitors, however, CGI cessation, protagonist's gymnastic talent, and grateful set pieces are what makes the movie so special.

Watts rejoins our beloved Spidey into the cinematic panorama, with the help of a motion picture that enjoys the delights of independent and commercial movie simultaneously, delivering magnetic entertainment, placing Marvel's film far above that fabulous film by Sam Raimi and Alfred Molina. Carefree, hilarious and intriguing, Holland's Spider- Man takes very seriously what he is doing, delivering one of the most loyal films to comics, still being spectacular and fun. Sony already has a vast idea catalog for the Spider - Man universe, hopefully, it won't happen again with their plans what occurred a few years ago. Blessed Marvel!… Expand
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BatmaulAug 16, 2017
There are very few words to describe this movie, those words are hilarious exciting fantastic amazing wonderful awesome action packed and totally tubular.
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TyDNAug 16, 2017
The movie itself was rather enjoyable and had multiple different elements that worked well together. The only feeling that was somewhat absent was the darkness of spidermans story and past. it may be a cliche to bring up the story of hisThe movie itself was rather enjoyable and had multiple different elements that worked well together. The only feeling that was somewhat absent was the darkness of spidermans story and past. it may be a cliche to bring up the story of his parents dissapearances again but its just an example of what peter has been through that gave him the reason to fight crime.… Expand
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DirigiblePulpAug 15, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's ironic that in a culture over-saturated with superhero films, where film "fans" are decrying the state of the big budget pic and Hollywood studio moviemaking in general, continue to overpraise these same films year after year. You can't say that superhero films are "product" and aren't doing anything innovative or interesting or new and then every time a new one comes out heap tons of praise on the one aspect that differentiates it from the rest - "Wonder Woman" is a great film because it reverses gender (but does nothing else of note) and Spider-Man is because it actually stars an actor close to the age of the character he's playing and draws comparison to John freakin Hughes because it takes places in a high school and that's what Marvel execs are touting.

First off, Homecoming is a pretty terrible subtitle for multiple reasons. It flat out sounds bad is the most alarming - who thought this was acceptable? And because the eponymous Homecoming in the film really doesn't serve that much dramatic purpose. The movie kind of wants you to think it does, but it doesn't and this really applies to the film as a whole.

Tom Holland is a fitting Peter Parker. He captures the nervousness and goofiness of callow Peter, it not exactly his science geekiness (sure he invents his webs, but that's for fanboys and does nothing for his personality like it was supposed to in the comics). For a while, this is a flick about a boy trying to find his place in the world. Navigating friends, girls, school and of course being a superhero. These parts work.

Then the film transitions (and fairly early on) into a one-note movie about a boy wanting to be an Avenger. Not a hero, not a boy becoming a man by learning responsibility, just an action figure with a cool suit. The film takes the entire premise of Spider-Man the hero - "With great power comes great responsibility" - and turns that into a dilemma about learning the powers of one's supersuit. Tony's pivotal line in this movie is the most embarrassing misrepresentation of a character's identity I've yet seen in one of these kinds of films - "If you're nothing without the suit then you're nothing." - except of course that's not even remotely true. The suit is basically an Iron Man costume in spandex and Peter spends large chunks of time trying to figure out fancy custom web configurations. Not learning responsibility or growing up or maturing, just you know, playing with his new complex super-toy.

Suffice it to say that the final revelation that happens during the Homecoming scene means nothing. Peter doesn't have to do any growing in order to succeed, he just lucks into finding Vulture and then does everything he was told not to but this time around the world is saved so it's fine. And the joke they make at the end about Peter becoming an Avenger (it's a test right?) is so stupid and out of place dramatically that it just shows how completely thematically confused this whole film is.

Final thoughts: MJ drop mattered none - her longing look completely unearned. Keaton is great as Vulture, his motivation relevant, but grossly underutilized and developed. Action scenes are choppy for the most part. Also, is Laura a cool girl or a geek? Somehow both and yet inexplicably likes Peter for no reason whatsoever. Peter gets it all, learns nothing. Millennial Spider-Man indeed.

Also this film loves it some Raimi Spider-Mans (don't we all?). The upside down kiss tease. The line about Aunt May not understanding Peter's body's "changes." If only...… Expand
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FonkeAug 15, 2017
I've never seen a Spider-Man movie before, but I must say, I absolutly love this movie. It's action packed, and funny. I can recommend this movie to everyone, even if you haven't watched a Spider-Man movie before like me.
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MiqhtAug 14, 2017
Pros:
- didn't show his origin story (thank god)
- didn't fight the same damn green goblin a 3rd time (thank god) - surprisngly decent acting with a decent young cast - actually captured the nerdiness and the sarcasism of spiderman both -Pros:
- didn't show his origin story (thank god)
- didn't fight the same damn green goblin a 3rd time (thank god)
- surprisngly decent acting with a decent young cast
- actually captured the nerdiness and the sarcasism of spiderman both
- villian was well developed
- did in fact have a surprise twist.

Cons
- Outside of Peter Parker and the villian, no other character depth
- Takes a while to get going but then its a ride.… Expand
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FromKangaJul 26, 2017
Spiderman: Homecoming was actually good, I really didn't want to see this film because I was starting to get tired of super-hero films especially marvel movies, apart from the guardians of the galaxy movies they all feel the same, I got tiredSpiderman: Homecoming was actually good, I really didn't want to see this film because I was starting to get tired of super-hero films especially marvel movies, apart from the guardians of the galaxy movies they all feel the same, I got tired of the avengers or captain America, but my friends obligied me to see it and I really liked it.

The story was fine, it was fresh compared to the other marvel movies, this was more of a comedy than a super-heroe movie, it stayed consistent but I never felt invested in what was going on...But that twist in the last third of this film was a pleasant surprise, it gave a more weight in the climax between Spider-Man and the vilain and it made me feel more invested in the story.
The problem with the story is that it has to many jokes so it does take the intensity of the scene sometimes and the humor can be hit and miss but other than that the story was a descent.

The characters made this film fun, Peter Parker is just a kid who wants to impress the guy he idolises (Tony Stark) and her love interest, he's relatable and not annoying.
The vilain was the character that surprised me, the other marvel movies rarely had a good vilain in my opinion, this vilain howether is great, you can understand why he decided to do what he does in this film and he can be intimidating,iron-man was also great, he tries to be a father figure but he is flawed so it's a difficult situation and he didn't over stay his welcome and the other characters were fun and had their moments.

I was impressed with this film, it feels like a different marvel movie and I'm really glad that I saw it, it's easily in my top 5 marvel films and it's a great summer movie.… Expand
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T-rodneyAug 7, 2017
Basically Spiderman:Homecoming was fun,this is a really fun movie and it is one of the best Spider man movies ever made.

Before Sony shared the rights for Spiderman with Marvel I've always wondered what it would be like for Marvel Studios toBasically Spiderman:Homecoming was fun,this is a really fun movie and it is one of the best Spider man movies ever made.

Before Sony shared the rights for Spiderman with Marvel I've always wondered what it would be like for Marvel Studios to direct a Spiderman movie and when I saw this movie I was completely satisfied. Tom Holland's performance as Spiderman is just Wow,I hate saying this because Tobey Maguire's Spiderman to me is my favorite but Tom Holland is the best Spiderman we've had so far.His Peter Parker is the right kind of nerdy but he witty,awkward and assertive at times which is the perfect blend.His performance as Spiderman is equally impressive because he is funny but serious when needed to be which is just great.

Now obviously what makes movie different is that this I not an origin story but also this movie isn't as dramatic as the Spiderman films before this which is good because this movie's tone is near perfect for a spiderman movie.This movie has good comedy from character lines to just funny moments and is the funniest Spiderman movie so far.Also as I said Spiderman:Homecoming is really fun,it's lighter tone is needed because this is a movie about a kid in highschool being a Superhero and the movie clearly explains what its like to balance the highschool aspect of the movie and Superhero theme.

The scale of this movie is also small as Homecoming isn't about a city being destroyed but about stopping thieves how are selling dangerous weapons and Spiderman has to stop them which was perfect for. A high school movie. Most Characters are good in this movie like Ned who is Peter's best friend has good chemistry between them and Ironman was good because he showed up were he was needed and didn't were he wasn't and had some great emeotionalt scenes with Spiderman which helped drive the story forward.

Now the villain,Michael Keaton's Vulture I must say wasn't really a villain in this movie but an antagonist mostly as you understand his reasons for being the Vulture and he is a person who cares for his family so when there was a plot that involved him and Spiderman facing off you get why and where its going. Other characters were good and necessary like Peter's Rival Flash Thompson who was funny and not just a stereotypical bully,Also Zendeya's character was funny and Peter's love interest had something significant to do and added to the story more that just being a love interest for Spiderman.

The problems with this film is that Aunt May is just plain Marisa Tomei's performance wasn't bad but I felt she didn't add anything significant to the movie and even when there was an attempt for an emotional scene with Tom Holland it didn't stick.Also I have to say the final battle between Spiderman and Vulture is disapointing and underwhelming as the action is the final act falls flt and the conclution is abrupt and just plain.

What i found very interesting about this movie is just this movie felt like an adventure,comedy and action film at different parts of the movie and the balance was spot on.The chase scenes where suspensful and exciting,every time Tom Holland was Spiderman it was a joy to watch and one important thing is that I never got bored watching this flim.The suit did some really cool stuff without saying too much and the emotional arcs in this movie were well delivered and perfectly timed.

Spiderman Homecoming was like a breath of fresh air it was fun,funny,emotional when needed and just a really good movie… Expand
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RobBob99Aug 7, 2017
Tom Halland is excellent as Spider-Man as well as Michael Keaton as The Vulture, giving us one of the most memorable MCU villains to date. While I thought the movie was charming and fun, I never found myself truly invested in the movie untilTom Halland is excellent as Spider-Man as well as Michael Keaton as The Vulture, giving us one of the most memorable MCU villains to date. While I thought the movie was charming and fun, I never found myself truly invested in the movie until the third act started. From that point on, I was in it until the end. But to me, this did feel like an MCU Spider-Man Movie. It never had that Raimi sense of urgency, especially in the action sequences. However, this is by far the best Spider-Man movie since Spider-Man 2 and I would go to rank this as the third overall best Spider-Man to date.… Expand
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Monkeybutts1011Aug 7, 2017
Tom Holland and Michael Keaton are awesome! Marisa Tomei needed more screen time. I think all the high school scenes are a little too "Disney Channel movie" for me. Some of the writer's decisions to change around the mythos of theTom Holland and Michael Keaton are awesome! Marisa Tomei needed more screen time. I think all the high school scenes are a little too "Disney Channel movie" for me. Some of the writer's decisions to change around the mythos of the characters are daring and only time will tell how that pans out. Overall, it's fun and … Expand
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stoneyalexJul 15, 2017
its not better than spiderman 2 but people on here (audience) gave daredevil 2003 a higher rating (80).. enough said this derseves no less than a 75. 80/100 for me
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RobE_inSFAug 6, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I had high hopes for this movie given the good reviews, etc., but I found this new, Avenger-in-training version of spidey pretty disappointing. Gone are many of the trademark characteristics that make spider-man interesting, like his trademark sarcasm, the personality contrasts between Peter and his alter ego, and his overriding sense of purpose based on the murder of his uncle. Instead we get goofy over-earnestness, no interesting character conflicts, and a single-minded drive to become an Avenger. Really? This combination for me at least just didn't work.… Expand
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luancarvalhoAug 4, 2017
I don't see the old and truly spiderman as everybody is saying that it is, except for the letters and the soundtrack. He is very silly and i really don't remember the spiderman being like that. And for christ's sake, what they did with herI don't see the old and truly spiderman as everybody is saying that it is, except for the letters and the soundtrack. He is very silly and i really don't remember the spiderman being like that. And for christ's sake, what they did with her aunt??? A young and beautiful woman? Stop! She wasn't like that in comics.… Expand
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SavageYetiAug 1, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. wow this movie was a big let down for me, luckily its not a total wreck and can still be enjoyed if quality isn't that important to you. because this movie has the acting of a Disney made for TV movie, and also destroys who and what spider-man is and stands for and turns him into another tony stark by removing his abilities and powers and replacing them with gadgets and technology. to be honest i think his only power is strength because for all i know his suit might also give him his climbing ability too, because he defiantly didn't have spidy sense in this movie, so everything that makes spider-man you know (SPIDER-MAN) isn't in this movie.… Expand
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russb23Aug 2, 2017
Grew up watching the Toby Spider Man movies. Didnt like the ones with garfield. This was a great movie, fun action scenes, some funny moments and pretty good acting. Tom holland makes a good spider man and it wasnt too over the top with theGrew up watching the Toby Spider Man movies. Didnt like the ones with garfield. This was a great movie, fun action scenes, some funny moments and pretty good acting. Tom holland makes a good spider man and it wasnt too over the top with the superhero stuff which was great. Might be the best spider man ive seen to be honest.… Expand
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MaanAug 1, 2017
I must say that this movie surprised me in a very good way. I didn't go in with high expectations, because I don't wanted to be disappointed, but that's definitely not the case! I loved every scene and Tom Holland does an excellent job onI must say that this movie surprised me in a very good way. I didn't go in with high expectations, because I don't wanted to be disappointed, but that's definitely not the case! I loved every scene and Tom Holland does an excellent job on playing Peter Parker, it's funny and serious at the same time. For me personally it's the best Spider-Man movie I've seen.… Expand
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KittyWhiskyAug 1, 2017
The same Spider-Man!

After the film "Captain America: Civil War" everyone was waiting for the long awaited return of Spider-Man. Especially where his appearance was one of the memorable moments of the film. Marvel and Sony made an agreementThe same Spider-Man!

After the film "Captain America: Civil War" everyone was waiting for the long awaited return of Spider-Man. Especially where his appearance was one of the memorable moments of the film. Marvel and Sony made an agreement that finally beneficial for us — we got the same spider-Man from the comics. Tom Holland suited for the role of a young and inexperienced Peter Parker. Believe me, if we have at least 3 of the film, we see the character development. Holland, though young, but plays very dignified and conveys all the emotions. Believe him. He is torn between his heroic life, and chooses a heroic life even, not because he wants to spend impression on Tony Stark, Peter just be himself — a hero. After watching the film, many were not satisfied with a large presence of non-white students. Peter Parker lives in Queens, there are so many "colored" people, so don't be surprised. Environment Peter good from his aunt to friend ned, though there are some silly scenes, and his love interest played awful. Tony Stark in this film are not so many and almost all the scenes shown in the trailer. Tom Holland looks great with Robert Downey, although the latter presses charisma in joint scenes. The film will be and happy, it put Tony stark to look after Peter, it will give us some funny scenes. Despite the fact that this movie is more about Peter Parker than Spider-Man, we got the canonical Spidey from the comics. Yes, he is: clever, brave, always joking, talking a lot. Only in the film, he has not yet experienced. Spider-man Tom Holland conveys the plasticity of the character, the humor, the fact that he likes to talk, besides his suit was there a lot of cool features. Villain the Vulture was played by the talented Michael Keaton. And it is a strong villain with a clear motivation (what is important). He is a villain not because he wants to take over the world or wandering aimlessly to kill everyone. No. He is a villain because there's no other way. He needs to take care of his family, provide for his wife and daughter, and the other way except robbery, he did not find. Empathize with him and understand that he is a victim, as they say "not we such, life such". His costume is cool! It combines comic book canons and manufacturability. In addition to the vulture showed Shocker, but it is very minor villain was. "Spider-Man: Homecoming" is one of the best films about Spider-Man. For some, it will be the best. In the film we get not only a confrontation between spider-Man and the Vulture, but the development of Peter Parker, his emergence as defender of the city. May we not seen another scene with the spider bite and the murder of uncle Ben. Let we many times saw them and know what's what. Humor is pleasing, the Vulture and spider-Man gorgeous, they are excellent rivals. The plot is ordinary, no surprises, probably at the end of the day you already don't remember what movie. It is light, and quickly disappears.… Expand
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AxeTJul 30, 2017
It used to be adults made these kind of movies for general audiences, but now geeks make them for geeks, which you have to be to go for this junk! It's an uninspired, juvenile, scattered, weakly plotted, unsuccessful attempt at humor,It used to be adults made these kind of movies for general audiences, but now geeks make them for geeks, which you have to be to go for this junk! It's an uninspired, juvenile, scattered, weakly plotted, unsuccessful attempt at humor, typical way over-the-top action, annoyingly pc mess. The Peter Parker character was always supposed to be a teen. Tobey Maguire, the man boy, was just right to walk the line between that and also be believable and worthy as a superhero. The new actor is young and underwhelming, and the title should be "Spider-Boy". It's so very stale of Marvel to be relying on the same computerized suit shtick as Iron Man not to mention Downey Jr. yet again playing that character in a movie falsely titled Spider-Man whatever. And contrary to jackass opinion it's not so clever tying all these superheroes together and Marvel has become sickeningly contrived bending over backwards to do so with any ties to reality and plausibility increasingly disregarded. Silly s---!… Expand
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yourmozoJul 30, 2017
one of the best comic book movies everone of the best comic book movies ever made!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! truly incredible… Expand
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BondosJul 30, 2017
The movie was one of my favorite movies of 2017. It has everything to love about Spider-Man but then adds more, it's extremely fun but it just needed more action.
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jokocozzysevenJul 29, 2017
Poor adaption of source material. Spider Man is represented poorly and the supporting cast was obnoxious. The villian was not terrible. Overall not very good.
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ElliottGreen200Jul 27, 2017
I wasn't sure whether to give this movie a score of 5 or 6 but I chose 6/10 due to the fact that Tom Holland was only 19/20 when he started playing Spider-Man and the fact that someone that age can overcome the pressure of playing such a hugeI wasn't sure whether to give this movie a score of 5 or 6 but I chose 6/10 due to the fact that Tom Holland was only 19/20 when he started playing Spider-Man and the fact that someone that age can overcome the pressure of playing such a huge role is amazing. However I believe this film is highly overrated and is not worthy of 90+ percent on Rotten Tomatoes due to the fact that it is just the same basic hero Vs villain as it is in every Spider-Man film. The high school parts of this film were very entertaining though and is not a huge disappointment.… Expand
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MrNikitaTVJul 27, 2017
Человек-Паук: Возращение домой- отличный, смешной фильм Marvel. В фильме много положительных моментов: качественный сценарий, интересные персонажи, наверно один из самых лучших злодеев- Стервятник, очень смешной юмор (последняя шутка ф фильмеЧеловек-Паук: Возращение домой- отличный, смешной фильм Marvel. В фильме много положительных моментов: качественный сценарий, интересные персонажи, наверно один из самых лучших злодеев- Стервятник, очень смешной юмор (последняя шутка ф фильме просто шикарная). Минусов в этом фильме мало: топорная девушка главного героя и затянутость в середине фильма. В целом фильм шикарен.… Expand
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MaestroMaestroJul 26, 2017
I am a huge Spider-Man fan. It's been a long time since the glory day of Tony Parker walking through the rain in spider man 3. This is definitely a step up from the last two iterations and I'm looking forward to the follow-up!
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demonbrownieJul 26, 2017
A nice reboot for the Spider Man series. The film has a lighter tone compared to the previous films, so it's definitely refreshing to see that. I still think the Spider Man(2002) and Spider Man 2(2004) are still the best. At least this one isA nice reboot for the Spider Man series. The film has a lighter tone compared to the previous films, so it's definitely refreshing to see that. I still think the Spider Man(2002) and Spider Man 2(2004) are still the best. At least this one is better than one with Andrew Garfield, because I did not enjoy watching his Spider Man movies. Homecoming is a decent reboot, I think fans will enjoy it.… Expand
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dangersJul 25, 2017
Can't believe I waited until now to write a review for this movie. Homecoming is a reboot done right. It's Spidey done right! The ideal adaptation of the webshooter. Another triumph for the MCU. Welcome home, Spidey!
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erielineJul 25, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Another one Marvel studios film. Well..this is awesome. I like everything in this movie: Peter Parker, his school life, Tony Stark, funny monologues of captain America. And I was so happy when I saw lady Pepper! I like this version of spider-man.… Expand
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TheApplegnomeJul 23, 2017
A more immature version of the famous superhero, that is an enjoyable ride of self-discovery, adulthood and classic “save the day” action. The film takes several small and teeny steps, one at a time to develop the plot -- but it ultimatelyA more immature version of the famous superhero, that is an enjoyable ride of self-discovery, adulthood and classic “save the day” action. The film takes several small and teeny steps, one at a time to develop the plot -- but it ultimately works as a standard story of great, but meager originality to its main premise. Twists and fun action are big pluses, but fragments of anticlimactic humor and poor character development are forcefully pushing the film down. But in the end it still serves as a fun one timer popcorn event, and that successfully restores the magic to the character that 'The Amazing Spiderman'- franchise totally ruined.

Personal rating: 70/100
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bobfrumacctJul 23, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Spiderman homecoming was pretty disappointing, but you can't please everybody right? The SJW comments throughout the movie really made me feel uncomfortable, and they were totally unnecessary. The constant stuttering dialog was absolutely terrible and most of the relationships felt forced between characters. Why do I need to see this dumb ass hand shake twice in the movie? It just felt really out of place. Toward the ending when Vulture and Peter Parker had their little conversation in the car, I thought that's when the acting really shined. The guy who plays Spiderman can act, but the director did not utilize him correctly in the whole movie until that scene. A few continuity errors with the AUDI SPONSORED DRIVING SCENE. Parker steals the Audi from flash which had its headlights on already, and smashes into a few bikes. Then Parker drives off with the headlights magically turned off, but the tails are on ( meaning the headlights are on too). He had to ask his boy how to turn them on. Also there is no damage from him hitting the bikes with the front end of the car. I give this movie a 5 because of Hannibal Buress, Michael Keaton and the chick who plays Aunt May. Other than that, take your kids to see it, I am by far no die hard marvel fan but this movie was a total cringe fest.… Expand
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niz32iqbalJul 23, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Another solid movie for the MCU. Right from intro the Spiderman theme is playing and you know we've got another hit on our hands. Movie is brilliantly paced and Tom gives us a great peter who's both intelligent, superhuman but very human at the same time. The suit looks amazing and very practical and the AI adds to Spiderman's character. Michael Keaton does an amazing job convincing the audience his motivations and the Vulture suit is just grand in design making for a memorable MCU villian. The fight/action scenes are truly enjoyable and this movie can be watched multiple times over. It doesn't feel like a Marvel movie and yet it makes you feel it's part of the MCU. Lastly Tony has just the right amount of involvement and doesn't overstay his welcome. It leaves the audience wanting more in Spiderman 2 and the Infinity war.… Expand
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mmh35Jul 22, 2017
Spider-Man: Homecoming is not only an entertaining summer popcorn movie, it has heart. It's charming and funny. Michae Keaton is an entertaining villain. Tom Holland is adorable, and Robert Downey Jr. gives the movie an extra oomph. I alsoSpider-Man: Homecoming is not only an entertaining summer popcorn movie, it has heart. It's charming and funny. Michae Keaton is an entertaining villain. Tom Holland is adorable, and Robert Downey Jr. gives the movie an extra oomph. I also liked the different takes on Aunt May and "MJ." Zendaya was a pleasant surprise and Marisa Tomei is such a scene stealer. Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield were the right Peter Parker at the time; but Holland gives the character an extra something special.… Expand
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VirgonoShakaJul 22, 2017
At this point in time, there are two things I can say for sure: Marvel movies at a minimum are ok, and Spiderman's presence on the big screen is not going to go away any time soon. With a lot of baggage when it comes to spiderman (two ok, oneAt this point in time, there are two things I can say for sure: Marvel movies at a minimum are ok, and Spiderman's presence on the big screen is not going to go away any time soon. With a lot of baggage when it comes to spiderman (two ok, one good, one bad, one terrible) I wasn't sure what to expect from this one. But Marvel proves one more time that they can make great movies in spades. Spiderman: Homecoming does something that 5 previous movies hadn't been able to do: capture both the base spirit of the character, and really capture the spirit of part of the teenage experience (which for Hollywood, it's a lot). Apart from the Guardians's movies, this is probably the most times that I laughed out loud in a superhero movie (maybe even more that the Guardians, although can't be sure), the humor is excellent and really works with how the characters are portrayed. And even if the fun and laughs are present in general, that doesn't stop the movie from telling a good, coherent story about both the pains of growing up, and nails one of the core aspects of Spiderman, that even if he is in the Avengers, of the FF, or any other team or event, Spiderman is supposed to be a character you not only can root for, or aspire to be like, but is a character that you can relate to, a character that is here with the "little people" not up there in Olympus. And the movie really nails that aspect down, with excellent performance from Tom Holland that so far seems to be the best Spiderman so far. Add that excellent appearances by Robert Downey Jr., Jon Fravreau, and a nice villain in Michael Keaton's Vulture, and you have a really have a great homecoming dance. Welcome home, Spiderman, hopefully this is the beginning of great things to come. Final verdict: 9.0… Expand
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Steven_Royalty_Jul 20, 2017
It's pretty good as far as superhero flicks go, but don't go rushing to the nearest theater. It won't surpass Wonder Woman or Logan as the best comic inspired films of the year. Tom Holland is probably my favorite Spider-Man. He fits the roleIt's pretty good as far as superhero flicks go, but don't go rushing to the nearest theater. It won't surpass Wonder Woman or Logan as the best comic inspired films of the year. Tom Holland is probably my favorite Spider-Man. He fits the role perfectly, but there are a number of tropes found in the Marvel universe that continue in this installment. Michael Keaton was great as usual and Donald Glover's appearance was welcomed. Worth the price of a ticket, but not something I'll be trying to see again any time soon.… Expand
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AbomlolJul 20, 2017
A pubescent Spider-Man (that looks 22) coddled by a Tony Stark that seems to be getting tired of the same old schtick. Effects are impressive, and there are loads of eye candy. The film did its absolute best to come off as something more thanA pubescent Spider-Man (that looks 22) coddled by a Tony Stark that seems to be getting tired of the same old schtick. Effects are impressive, and there are loads of eye candy. The film did its absolute best to come off as something more than one of the numerous re-tellings over the past 10 years.

It's a sugar coated pop culture sha-bang with so many contemporary elements that it'll look silly 20 years from now. Oh, and Flash Gordon looks like a goober, and doesn't sell the persona.… Expand
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AlienKatzeJul 19, 2017
I have to say. What a surprise! I only watched this movie because my girlfriend dragged me into it. I expected another mediocre Spiderman movie that i'd forget about in the next couple of hours, but i was proven otherwise.
The Story itself isI have to say. What a surprise! I only watched this movie because my girlfriend dragged me into it. I expected another mediocre Spiderman movie that i'd forget about in the next couple of hours, but i was proven otherwise.
The Story itself is rather weak, your usual actionmovie plot we have these days. The Spiderman character was presented way better than in any other Spiderman movie before though. He was relatable and cool. Even the villain was amazing, you could clearly understand his motif and background, i loved that.
The one thing that convinced me with this movie though was the sounddesign, music and camerawork. The scene when her father drove her and Spiderman to the ball was so extremely intense and exciting that it had me biting my tongue. Very very amazing.… Expand
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skykappahJul 19, 2017
Homecoming is a continuation after the events in Civil War and really can't be compared to the past Spider-Man films. Tonally it's completely different and it seems to be aimed at high schoolers rather than an all encompassing age group. AndHomecoming is a continuation after the events in Civil War and really can't be compared to the past Spider-Man films. Tonally it's completely different and it seems to be aimed at high schoolers rather than an all encompassing age group. And so I felt a bit old watching it. It's very, very family friendly and seems like a live action version of the recent Disney Spider-Man cartoons. Story-wise... it brings utterly nothing new to the table... It's the same as all the rest of the Spider-Movies, even down to the now, prerequisite grand rescue of civilians in trouble. And lastly... No spidey senses!!! Really!! Muhammad Ali without his snappy banter... A tiger without it's stripes... Silver without shine... A very scandalous move on the writers part. Though all in all.. being a Spider-Man fan... I did have a good time, not excellent but good.… Expand
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