Spider-Man: Homecoming

I love this movie. It really nails the high school feeling. It has its own style and doesn't try to be anything that its not. That's part of the reason why I love this movie so much, its a self contained movie that doesn't have the end of the world on the line. It does have a lot of connections to the MCU but in the end Spider-Man is just trying to save people and be a normal high schooler. Tom Holland just kills it as Peter Parker, my personal favorite Peter Parker, and Michael Keaton is Fantastic villain (I hope he comes back in the sequel). Marisa Tomei's (hot) Aunt May was a lot of fun too. RDJ doing his thing, you either love him or are tired of him. Zendaya as MJ will be interesting to see how it plays out in the sequel, I'm not sure how I feel yet. And Donald Glover as Aaron Davis aka Miles Morales' uncle. I hope we see Miles sooner rather than later. This is one of the most fun movies I've seen in a while and I can't wait to see more Spider-Man in Infinity War and Spider-Man 2 (Michael Mando looks promising as Scorpion, any Better Call Saul fans will be excited to see more of him).

If i had money enough i would see this movie 10 times more on cinemas. Seriously, i loved it! Tom Holland is an amazing Spider-Man, Michael Keaton is an amazing Voulture and the supporting cast is also great. The screeplay is so awesome, very well written. Loved every second of it. Recommend.

I'll gladly give this 10.For so long I haven't enjoyed anything like this. Witty.

Loved the plot really has revitalised Spider Man
This seems to get to the action instead of messing around telling the same story over again and it is great that Peter is still in school who has got his eye on someone else Liz who is a nice girl, nevertheless the romance damsel in distress does not get in the way of the film like the previous Spider Man. I like the way that the have changed Mary Jane Watson to Michelle Jones as her friend call her "MJ" that we find that out at the end of the film draftee her starting to come out of he shell and open up to Peter A Bit. MJ is completely different character in so many ways a bit of a diva at times and a strong independent girl who keeps to herself and has a shy side and is really lovely and kind when she takes down her barrier and you get to know her, which really does build up the plot, which is instead of putting the typical MJ And Peter Parker love Story together that is just not reality. Loved the Father And Son relationship between Peter Parker And Tony Stark really shows him as a father figure and really does connote the next few films. I would strongly recommend watching this as they have done an amazing job of getting the story right after those other failed moves and the bad guy in this movie is kind of a reference to the green goblin with the green eyes but instead with wings who perter does not know that is so interesting to watch that unfold. Spider Man in the MCU as an Avenger is about time well done Tom Holland And Zendaya and the rest of the cast and crew for doing such an amazing job as all my doubts are gone now and Spider Man is one of my favourite Super Heroes out of the MCU next to Iron Man what a call duo. Peter Parker and his friend Ned is hilarious and how he find out Peter Parker secret identity too as Spider Man is so hilarious too.

Let me start off by saying that Spider-man is my favorite comic book character and so everything I say is completely influenced by that fact. I won’t even try to hide it! I’ve kept this as spoiler-free as possible.

With that being said, it’s fairly obvious that Spider-man: Homecoming is by far my favorite Spider-man movie to date. Partially due to the fact that Marvel had it’s go at the web-head this time around, so the movie is, quite literally, a homecoming for the character. The initial attempts by Sony, although not terrible, were always lacking a sense of trueness to the source material thus it was refreshing to finally see a Spider-man that hit a little closer to the mark. Granted, not everything was ripped straight out of the comic books, however the film enlightened us with what everyone has known Spider-man, and his alter ego, Peter Parker, (Is it the other way around? Not to me) to be.

As I watched the film for the first time, I felt like a child; partly because I am mentally 12, but also because I was finally seeing the Spider-man I’d always wanted to see! To say Tom Holland did a fantastic job would be an understatement; he nailed his rendition of Peter Parker, and Spider-man; a feat that Andrew Garfield (Amazing Spider-man 2012), and Tobey Maguire (Spider-man 2002) weren’t able to execute. Additionally, the rest of the cast was fantastic; Zendaya (Michelle), Laura Harrier (Liz Allen), Jacob Batalon (Ned), did a wonderful job in their respective roles; providing the diversity required to portray a high school in Queens, NY, as well as contributing a fair amount of comedy that is always welcomed in a Marvel film. (For me, at least) They take some warming up to, I didn’t immediately enjoy them so just give them a chance. As for our villain, Michael Keaton (Beetlejuice 1988) as Vulture was menacing, yet his actions were understandable. Keaton was able to make a character I’d never really taken seriously and make him into someone I wouldn’t want to mess with. I’m looking forward to Marvel/Sony bringing these different villains to life. (Half-way hoping Quentin Beck AKA Mysterio makes it into the MCU because that would be amazing.) Lastly, I’d like to express my disapproval of Marisa Tomei as Aunt May, but it’s Marisa Tomei, so I can't really disapprove, thus I have no quarrels with the decision. (That’s all I have to say about that.)

The film flows through the story nicely, and does a great job at delivering a moment that left most people in the theater with their jaws dropped for a few second. It was an instance that made me particularly excited to be seated at the theater watching on opening night. Was the film predictable? Of course! It is a Marvel film after all (Although, I’m having trouble really seeing it as a part of the same universe as the rest of the films, but I’m hoping it’ll seem a little more natural come Infinity Wars.) and as much as I’ve loved every movie that’s been dished out since the dawn of the MCU, the formula is seldom changed. Despite that, it’s still one of the funnest Marvel films I’ve watched; second only to Guardians of the Galaxy, and just above Ant-man. The visual effects start off rough, however, I’m not one to really criticize that aspect of films unless it’s absolutely atrocious; they were fine, and not completely noticeable throughout the rest of the movie. I will point out that this film seems to have been color graded a tad better than most preceding films, save for Guardians of the Galaxy. (It’s such a beautiful movie.)

Overall, I loved the film and I intend to watch about 5 times over. I am highly anticipating what awaits our “Friendly Neighborhood Spider-man” in the upcoming films. How did you feel about it? Are there things you wished would have happened?

Side note: How cool would it be if Sony and Marvel were secretly planning a “Spider-verse” movie. They’ve already set up two different universes with their respective Spider-men, and have just introduced a third, with a potential Mile Morales character being introduced at some point. Having Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire reprise their roles briefly to face off against Morlun alongside Holland and any others would be an awesome cinematic experience. Will it happen? Probably not. How do I know? Because that would make me happy, thus it can’t happen. Still, one can dream.

- Ivan

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Un bon feelgood action movie :-)
Le film aborde avec authenticité des valeurs importantes à l'adolescence : famille, amitié, études, choix, reconnaissance.

It was really awesome movie it had enough of jokes and action really love this version of Spider-Man because they way Tom Holland potrayed him was just awesome.

Very good, very funny but with little action
but the parts with the iron man, omg
very good movie to watch with family and friends.