One of my best friend's passed three days before the release. I was absolutely devastated when I found out. I called him to see if he wanted to see it the day he passed. A lot of the marvel series from here on forward is really hard to watch because we saw them all since iron man 3 together. He had so much knowledge of the marvel universe and hearing him talk about the routes they could have taken was so fun. RIP DAN OBERLE
Jesus, I am sorry to hear that. Seems like he was a really cool dude from what I read, and we would be about the same age. Reminds me of how life can be so short and not take it for granted. This year in particular has been horrible for me, I had a cholecystectomy followed by being diagnosed with severe sleep apnea (I only sleep around 1-3 hours per day) and followed by me being so damn tired I drank bleach by mistake at night because I left (like an absolute idiot) the damn Bleach jar on the countertop after cleaning during the day. Had to get an endoscopy afterwards. Wallet is at the edge of collapse but thankfully I just got called for a really good job interview, hopefully things turn around. Anyways, sorry for hijacking your thread, your friend just reminded me of how complex life can be and that in spite of the crap life puts in our way sometimes we have to learn to be grateful for the little things sometimes. RIP Dan.
@@DMFX1 What would have been more interesting is if Holden carried the tub of popcorn and placed it on the table at the beginning before CG Spider-Man took it.
So does that mean he was carrying that since before the events of iron man because the iron man movie was retconned to take place in 2010 but maybe he would’ve tried to trick a girl into sleeping with him by proposing to her.
@@everythingdibs344 tbf I don't know if I remember correctly but I assumed pepper was working with Tony minimum 2 years before iron man took place anyway
@@UncleKoolaids well homecoming had a lot of issues with what it claimed to be the proper time so it could be that but why would tony have a ring for a random assistantship just hired and knew nothing about
11:57 I’ve literally just noticed this but the tinkerer says “ I got the gauntlet from the Lagos clean up” referring to the shocker gauntlet and they probably made it from cross bones gauntlet when cap ripped it off his arm in Lagos
@Yeshae Singh Yeah, after Peter revealed his identity to him, JJ's been trying to make everyone love Spider-Man to make up for al his years of bashing him, and every time he tries to help, he makes everything worse. Its quite hilarious.
Lol. I laughed at this, because it makes it seem like there were father twists before Empire, but Empire pioneered father twists. So its just liking father twists since ever. 🤣
IMO Keaton brought a lot to this role. He was threatening and scary even outside of his suit. Which I think is a big thing. If a villain is a joke outside of their kind of get up and schtick, then they won't be scary with it on. Also they made him one of the most relatable villains in the MCU. Who hasn't felt like him at one point or another IMO.
Meh, idk. I didnt like how physically threatening he was to Peter knowing how strong he REALLY is. But I understand he's young and not in full awareness of his capabilities.
@@TomboTime The version from Web Of Shadows where his wings are dozens of swords that he psychically controls is also a fun adaption which poses a physical threat too.
What I love the most about this one and FFH, is that the teenagers feel like actual teenagers from this timeperiod. Being 16 and 18 when both came out respectively, these were a blast to watch at that age.
Marvel tried their damnest to cast the youngest possible actors, clearly wanting to avoid the american habit where the supposed teenager is played by an almost thirty year old guy/gal. Holland had the face, a very solid dance and gymnastics background, and was at the time only 19/20, so it was perfection.
Hope y’all enjoy this one! I spent a lot of time doing the vfx for the intro. Also included original (unused) spider-man music originally written for the short film in the pre-discussion but you can’t hear it all that well lol
The guy holding the radio was the same guy playing the loud music in the movie _Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home._ In fact, it's kind of supposed to be the same character. It's an easter egg for Feige, who's a big Star Trek fan.
Being a senior in high school, I can say without question, this is the most accurate depiction of what high school is like of all movies, minus the superhero stuff. But that's why is the my favorite spiderman movie. It's a movie about a highschooler first, with some superhero pieces.
Most people forget in the comics, Peter was in High School for awhile. So in the movies, he should also be in High School for awhile. I love the Toby Spider-Man, but he graduated pretty quickly in the first movie and everything after is Post High School. It's nice to see the "younger" Spider-Man before he grows up too fast.
@@minnesotajones261 Exactly, I don't understand why people bash on this version of Spidey for having a high school feel, when that was such a integral part of the character in the comics. So I'm glad Marvel decided to shine more of a light on his high school life, when the past two iterations didn't touch on it for too long. It will feel more rewarding once Tom Holland actually transitions to be a more adult version of Peter imo
@@oscarislas3375 I would live to hear the mental gymnastics that you went though to justify "This isn't true" to the statement "Peter was in High School for awhile" when your own included explanation includes the fact he was indeed in high school for a while. You are a good demonstration of the lengths people will go to, to make their preference seem special and "correct". He started in high school, he is only a couple of years away from college which is where he will be pretty soon. All adds up fine, not that it needs to match either way completely anyway it is just entertainment.
“Big man in a suit of armor. Take that off, what are you?” - Cap to Tony “If you’re nothing without this suit, then you shouldn’t have it.” - Tony to Peter I love character growth
@Ben Franklin All of which had zero to do with what Cap was talking about and completely missed the point - thus why Cap followed up with “I know guys with none of that worth ten of you.” Cap was questioning Tony as a person. Was he actually a hero, in his heart, or just pretending to be because he had fancy toys. That’s the message Tony is echoing to Peter.
Fun fact- the teacher and coach of Peter's field trip was also in The Incredible Hulk ( same actor and now, per Kevin Feige, same character) playing the student in the computer lab eating the pizza from Banner.
And the actor who plays the Principal of Peter's High School also played Jim Morita, a member of Captain America's Howling Commandoes from The First Avenger, who is, in the MCU-canon, the grandfather of the Principal and you can see a foto of Jim Morita in the background of his office.
I will always love that moment when he is trapped and crying out for help. You realize he really is just a kid, and he is scared and wants someone to save him. Yet in that moment the words echo in his head, “if you’re nothing without the suit you don’t deserve it.” He realizes no one is coming, if he truly is a hero and is Spider-Man he can get out of this and save the day. He is the only one who can stop this from happening. He is the one who must do it, he is Spider-Man! What made him a hero was never that suit or Tony’s help, it was him and always him. It gave me chills seeing this, because he stops crying for help and pushes himself further so he can get up and stop Vulture. It’s an excellent Spider-Man moment.
I literally hate that moment in the film. It sounds so fake that it takes you out if the movie. Tim Holland is great at many things but his dispair acting needs improvement
No offence but the whole scene is a total disgrace to the original comic aka If This Be My Destiny storyline and character, now i'm gonna tell you why: 1. Spider-Man's entire arc in this movie is basically a cheap copy of Iron-Man 3, made in order to make Tony more important than he already was, which is lazy as hell, not to mention Peter gets the suit again at the end of the movie and another better one in both Infinity War and Endgame, contradicting the whole ending of Homecoming and making the entire thing pointless. 2. the fact that Peter was thinking about Tony instead of the man who raised him aka Uncle Ben, while almost dying, it's the most forced and out of character shit ever. How is it possible to be motivated by a rich asshole who has done lot of fucked up things in the past and blackmailed a teenager to fight Captain America without any knowledge about the whole thing? Especially after he treated Peter like shit and took away the suit? It just doesn't make any sense, not even for the character itself, realistically Peter should've hated Tony and felt guilty about replacing his original father figure, but for whatever dumb reason he ends up simping for Tony and being motivated by him. 3. the comic version had way more stakes and weight, Aunt May was literally dying in hospital and she needed a cure fast while Spider-Man was trapped into a giant extremely heavy steel machinery, the difference is that this time Spider-Man wasn't thinking about Tony Stark, he wasn't thinking that he had to be better than a stupid suit, he was thinking about both Aunt May and Uncle Ben, his family, the whole moment was about him forgiving his past mistakes and finally moving on, letting go of his guilt towards the death of Uncle Ben, which is the main reason why the whole sequence is by far one of the most legendary powerful and defining moments in the history of the entire character, and definitely way better than the crap we saw in Homecoming, it's honestly sacrilege to change such an important moment and waste it right in the first movie without any build up towards the third movie, just for bad fanservice, they completely fucked up everything, and i'll never forgive Jon Watts, the writers or Kevin Feige for having ruined such a great story and character, nuff said.
Honestly the lesson I got from this movie was "The Small Things Matter" Crimes are crimes regardless of who or why your committing them. But that's what makes Vulture so interesting, he was an ordinary blue collar worker that wasn't trying to take over the world or universe, he wasn't even trying to take over New York. That's how he was able to Operate for so long, because the Avengers while they do save the world, they don't exactly pay attention to what's going on beneath and that's good because do you really want Thor going after muggers. That's why Spiderman turns down being an Avenger Green Arrow from the Justice League Cartoon said it best "I don't belong here fighting monsters, I just help the little guy and in a club like this you tend to forget about that"
Honestly one thing that really bugged me is why didn’t the government reimburse Tombs and his crew since they had a city contract or pay them what the city promised
Marvel had / has a line called "Marvel Knights." The series compassed heroes like Daredevil, Moon Knight, Power Man, Spider-Man, the Punisher, etc. Marvel Knights deals with the crime on the streets and not planet wide catastrophes. The series Hawkeye (2005) bij Matt Fraction is just like that. Clint deals with his landlord, the daily struggles of other tenants and even his hearing disability is put in the spotlight in a brilliant comic.
@@ryankeefe6222 Out of Frame did a video on it on how if Vulture sued he probably could've gotten all his money back BUT if you factor in lawyer fees, how long until the case goes to trail etc then by the time the case is done, he wouldn't have had any money left
“If you’re nothing without the suit than you shouldn’t have it” love love love Tony telling Peter that because we know Tony learned that lesson in Iron Man 3 and is now passing that knowledge down to Spidey. Awesome stuff
That's exactly how I felt. Although Ironman had all his cool suits and tech for years before he learned that lesson in his 40s? (It's hard to remember what age Tony Stark is supposed to be in this movie but it's gotta be at least 30s). Definitely tough parenting trying to get a teenager to know exactly who they are when people still have trouble with that as adults in their 20s and some even past that.
I couldn't stand Tony in this movie. He abandoned Peter after the events of Civil War, and when he does show up it's just to lecture Spider-Man for not being a better Avenger even though Tony didn't do jack s--t to actually help him BE better. You say he's passing down knowledge that he learned in Iron Man 3, Tony didn't pass down anything, he just chewed Peter out for not already knowing something Tony had to learn the hard way.
@@stevenfriedman2902 he’s like in his mid 30s in the first 2 iron man movies so yeah he’s in his early 40s in this. The timeline of this movie is off because it’s supposed to be 2 months after civil war but claims to be in 2017 and also claims it’s 8 years after the battle of New York which was in 2012 so yeah the timeline in this was all done last minute and I think it was a producer that admitted saying the 8 years later thing was a mistake
i love this movie, with the casting Marvel clearly wanted a younger actor so they could grow into the role and wouldnt have to worry about the actor getting too old too fast. also i remember the moment peter Rang the doorbell and it hit me that the Vulture was going to be Liz's dad, then the door opened, those scenes in the car were soo good, the tension, and the lighting, even the lighting of the street lights on his face.
Fun fact about Ned dropping the Lego Death Star. Fearing that they'd need to do multiple takes of the scene, several of them were built (since they take so long to put together). Ned's actor absolutely screwed up multiple times, dropping it too early and ruining the take. The one in the film was the absolute last Lego Death Star they had assembled and if it got dropped early too, it would be the end of that day's shooting while they had to rebuild multiple sets.
@@BeeWhistler Not as much as blowing an entire day of filming on a major film production like this. Compared to the costs of potentially losing all the work and effort of the day, buying a few extra Lego sets is chump change.
I when she called Tom Holland’s character a “youth” and right behind it she mentioned Marisa Tomei, which made me think of the “youth” reference in ‘My Cousin Vinny’
The Liz's Dad reveal scene was my most memorable moment in this movie. Right before I started feeling really happy for Peter. There was nice upbeat music, he just asked his crush to homecoming, and he's getting all prepared it was looking good. The second the door opened my face dropped with an audible "oh fuck" and I was super tense up until hit pulled out the gun in the car.
What I love is that this is a a version of Spider-man that actually saves his villains. That in and of itself was very big to me when I saw it in theaters. Yeah, I know it’s more iconic to have them die in some big symbolic way (and you kinda gotta do it with the Goblin, if you’re gonna do the bridge scene), but Spider-man saves people. It’s his whole thing, ya know? 🤷🏽♂️
I agree. This did ring similarities to ASM #122: The Goblin's Last Stand, but was unique enough from it to not feel like a copy. Still nothing beats the sequence when Peter beats the shit out of Norman and then spares him as to not become a murderer like him. They never should've never resurrected the Goblin. "So do the proud men die. Crucified - not on a cross of gold, but on a stake of humble tin."
Happy Hogan, Peter Parker, Steven Strange, Robbie Reyes, Reed Richards, Bruce Banner, Matt Murdock, Scott Summers, Wade Wilson. Yes, it's a trend id say for sure.
I like villains with depth and Vulture is arguably one of the best MCU villains in my opinion. Him giving Peter a chance because he saved Liz in DC was a nice touch. Them him not revealing Peter's identity to Scorpion, likely because Peter save his life, was a great way to make his character not just some mustache twirling bad guy or something generic.
Zendaya contemplated going red for this film (red looks absolutely stunning on her) but like it’s said, she’s not Mary Jane. She’s Michelle Jones’ MJ. Stan Lee himself said he thought she’d do wonderful as a MJ because the hair didn’t matter nor did anything else. Kirsten Dunst wasn’t a red head until she was cast. Emma Stone who is naturally blonde has gone red to blonde to strawberry blonde and back again. I didn’t care if her hair was red or if they did name her Mary Jane but I like her as Michelle, it’s a different story. If they really wanted to she’d have red hair in this story.
I completely agree with you on this, but I feel obligated to point out that Emma Stone wasn't supposed to be MJ, she was Gwen Stacy, so her hair color isn't really relevant. I absolutely love what they've done with Zendaya's MJ so far, her hair color is just a minor detail that only nitpicky purist fans were upset about.
Tbh jen’s initial reaction was extremely off putting. Imagine being this offended by a character you /thought/ you knew something about having a different hair/skin color 😒
@@pandaluv891 there’s nothing wrong with that since many people felt the same way regarding their reaction to her being called MJ at the end of the film.
I’ve been looking forward to this😁 I really enjoy this movie, Holland is my favorite Spider-Man (sorry Holden lol), he was a great choice for the MCU imo. Also Vulture is one of my favorite MCU villains, can’t wait to see him again in Morbius! The movie is a 7/10 for me, too.
*Video Spoiler* *Jen's MCU Reviews/Rankings:* *Spider-Man: Homecoming:* Decent movie. Pretty light tone. Liked Tom here. Keaton did well. Liz is a no. Yes for MJ. Liked Tony's role. Liked their relationship. Might not watch again. Great twist. Love Ned. *7/10* *My Opinion:* Different. Like the integration into the MCU. Tony's role is fantastic and their relationship is great. *Rankings:* • Captain America: Civil War *9/10* • Avengers: Assemble *8.5/10* • Iron Man 3 *8.5/10* • Thor: The Dark World *8.5/10* • Captain America: The Winter Soldier *8.5/10* • Ant-man *8.5/10* • Thor *8.5/10* • Avengers: Age of Ultron *8/10* • Guardians of the Galaxy 2 *8/10* • Iron Man *(Not rated)* • Iron Man 2 *7.5/10* • Doctor Strange *7/10* • Spider-Man: Homecoming *7/10* • Captain America: The First Avenger *6.5/10* • Hulk *6.5/10* • Guardians of the Galaxy *6/10*
Jen’s MCU watch: Iron Man ✅ The Incredible Hulk ✅ Iron Man 2 ✅ Thor ✅ Captain America: The First Avenger ✅ The Avengers ✅ Iron Man 3 ✅ Thor: The Dark World ✅ Captain America: The Winter Soldier ✅ Guardians of the Galaxy ✅ Avengers: Age of Ultron ✅ Ant-Man ✅ Captain America: Civil War ✅ Doctor Strange ✅ Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ✅ Spider-Man: Homecoming ✅ Thor: Ragnarok Black Panther Avengers: Infinity War Ant-Man and the Wasp Captain Marvel Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home WandaVision The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Loki
Absolutely loved this video. The start with the editing of Spidey stealing the popcorn made me laugh out loud. Jenns calling Vulture the Trash Man had me cracking up. I loved the movie when I saw it and I think that Tom Holland makes the best Spider-Man and closest to the comic book spidey. Very excited for Thor Ragnorak. I think Jenn will really like that one and I’m betting she love Valkyrie.
Holden, I can only imagine how you feel. I'm getting excited watching Jenn travel through, and I can't wait to see her reaction to the upcoming moments. It's already entertaining, and she still has little clue as to what's coming. Love the show!
Darn it, Holden Hardman! I was just about to go do stuff, but saw that you uploaded a new video of your girlfriend reaction to Marvel stuff, so now I have to watch it. lol.
They're not normal high school students. They're geniuses. It's a elite school focused on science, technology, engineering and math. And both Ned and Peter are in the best mathlete team in USA.
@@dasik84 and you think it makes any sense that a genius high school student can hack into arguably the smartest tech guy in the world's suit? It would be hard to believe anyone in the world could hack into a Tony Stark suit.
@@Puckett. It's absolutely plausible, yes. Peter Parker easily hacked Stark's suit in the comics. Here they just gave the hacking powers to Ned. Not only Stark is genius. Peter Parker is in top 10 smartest people on the planet and he's arguably in top 3 best biochemist on the planet list.
With all due respect to Holden, the multiple comments of "waiting for the 'man' part of Spider-Man show a bit of ignorance of the early history of the character. For someone that claims Spider-Man is one his favorite, if not THE favorite, characters, Holden doesn't seem to understand that Peter Parker spent at least a year in comic-time (3 years real time) as Spider-Man before he graduated high school. CIVIL WAR took place about 6 months after he got his powers, and this story picks up immediately after CIVIL WAR. The stories being told here are EXACTLY the stories from the comic. Getting his start, he wasn't an adult. He was a kid trying to figure out how to be a hero and still get his homework done on time. It's the origin story. It would be the same as asking why the first Iron Man film spent so much time showing the evolution of the armor. "Why is he building stuff, he should just be Iron Man already!"
A lot of people seem to skip over that fact. My favorite Spider-Man, is when he’s still in high school. This is the reason I was never a huge fan of the Raimi trilogy. He was technically in high school, but he looked and acted like he was much older. Tom Holland is by far my favorite live action Spider-Man.
Holden is usually on point with his Marvel knowledge but his understanding of Spidey is kind of perplexing to me. Tom Holland is the closest we've come to a comic accurate Peter. I loved the Tobey movies as a Raimi fan, but it's a much sadder, older and more angsty Peter from what we usually get in the comics.
@Adrian DeRose he was definitely not depending on anyone at the end of far from home. Also they clearly made him like this because again he’s going to lead the new Avengers at some point. I believe when everything is said and done Tom Holland’s Spider-Man will be the best Spider-Man ever. We’re just still in the beginning of his story in the Mcu.
It's hilarious that people have a problem with MJ not being a redhead, but are fine with Spider-Man having a robotic suit and working closely with Iron Man... like that's true to the comics either?
32:00 The Liz-Vulture reveal is a parallel to the comics where Liz's step brother is the Molten Man. Who like Vulture, was a sort of c-rank Spider-Man villain, but by tying him to Liz Allen (one of the earlier side characters in the Spider-Man comics) became a fleshed out, nuanced character. The original Vulture in the comics was an aged bank robber who created a flying suit, iirc. Edit: Ned is also from the comics, but is a senior worker at the Daily Bugle where he was a love rival with Peter for Betty Brant. Ned was portrayed as a mature adult with his life together as opposed to Peter who was flaky and had other responsibilities. Which got very complicated after he married Betty and then got hypnotized into becoming the Hobgoblin.
I like Hollands Spidey more than Toby's or Andy's. He doesn't look he's in his late 20's to mid 30's trying to be Steve McQueen in *"The Blob".* They've 'almost' gotten the famous Spider Man patter figured out in this, and the next movie...something McGuire and Garfield *painfully* lacked. *I also liked the fact that we finally got a comic book based movie, that, DIDN'T, kill off the bad guy. Especially when it's an ongoing nemesis that is a thorn for decades, in canon.* I loved Michael Keatons portrayal of *Adrian Toomes* (i can even ignore the fact he's younger than Toomes), but it was an insipid choice, making him he dad of *Liz Allen.* Who is *Flash Thompsons* love interest in the comics. Whereas *Gwen Stacey* was Peters highschool crush, and later girlfriend, who's death becomes another pivotal event in his life, much as the death of *Uncle Ben* was. Then there's the other unfortunate and/or confusing, character changes, like the lack of *Mary Jane Watson,* and if they are going to try to turn this *Ned Leeds,* (who Peter doesn't meet till he starts working for *The Daily Bugle* and they are both trying to get *Betty Brant* as a girlfriend....Ned Marries her) into his comicbook villain alter ego, *Hob Goblin?* Full character changes and/or deletions. Storylines poorly mashed, scrambling timelines, along with character introductions. And a lot of characters acting, out of character. But I still enjoyed the Spidey Avengers Civil War cameo and the two films following....waaay more than those previously alluded to, first 5 films (Tobes 1st was ok, because of the unique effects, the 2nd had Alfred Molina, he was the perfect Doc Ock and Thomas Haden Church was the perfect Sand Man...nothing comes to mind as being good, from the Garf films)
That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real superhero. - Stan Lee Good reaction video. The surprises were genuine throughout. Great Spider Man movie lived up to they hype.
When Jen watches a twist unfold she loves it and watches it play out. I love Matt, but he always needed to have "I thought I saw that coming" everything. When he didn't. This is why I think I'm enjoying MGFW more than the previous incarnation. Waiting is still torture though. Don't get me wrong about that!
This is my personal favorite Spider-Man movie I love spider man 2 but this one has everything for me it’s funny entertaining from beginning to end and it has a great message about Spider-Man and who doesn’t Tom Holland as Peter everyone else says he’s iron man jr I personally don’t get that and see that problem more in far from home with the entire plot being about him becoming Spider-Man and not being iron man also the references to iron man in that movie are insane but I can also relate to this one more then the rami ones because this one feels more modern and the nerd value of Peter isn’t as over exaggerated this movie is just good and I love it sue me
One of my best friend's passed three days before the release. I was absolutely devastated when I found out. I called him to see if he wanted to see it the day he passed. A lot of the marvel series from here on forward is really hard to watch because we saw them all since iron man 3 together. He had so much knowledge of the marvel universe and hearing him talk about the routes they could have taken was so fun. RIP DAN OBERLE
I’m so sorry man. I’m sure he’s smiling down from above.
RIP❤️
Jesus, I am sorry to hear that. Seems like he was a really cool dude from what I read, and we would be about the same age. Reminds me of how life can be so short and not take it for granted. This year in particular has been horrible for me, I had a cholecystectomy followed by being diagnosed with severe sleep apnea (I only sleep around 1-3 hours per day) and followed by me being so damn tired I drank bleach by mistake at night because I left (like an absolute idiot) the damn Bleach jar on the countertop after cleaning during the day. Had to get an endoscopy afterwards. Wallet is at the edge of collapse but thankfully I just got called for a really good job interview, hopefully things turn around. Anyways, sorry for hijacking your thread, your friend just reminded me of how complex life can be and that in spite of the crap life puts in our way sometimes we have to learn to be grateful for the little things sometimes.
RIP Dan.
Sorry for your loss my man. I just read his obituary and he seemed like a gem. Sending you my best wishes
RIP
Michael Keaton will forever be playing the role of a flying creature
Yup and he’s now gonna be in the flash and morbius
And even (probably) in spiderman no way home
Yes, famous flying creature "Mr. Mom"
@@Single-Till-i-die maybe like a post credit scene teasing the sinister six or morbius
@MrGonzale09 I understood that reference.
"That intro was something else" - Tobey Maguire
Corridor Crew might have something to say...
I missed the part where that's my problem.
@@Myluz12 Man, if the Corridor crew even LOOKED at my work, I'd be happy hahaha
@@DMFX1 that really is the highest honor in the vfx industry
@@DMFX1 What would have been more interesting is if Holden carried the tub of popcorn and placed it on the table at the beginning before CG Spider-Man took it.
"I've been carrying this since 2008!" - Jon Favreau
So does that mean he was carrying that since before the events of iron man because the iron man movie was retconned to take place in 2010 but maybe he would’ve tried to trick a girl into sleeping with him by proposing to her.
@@everythingdibs344 tbf I don't know if I remember correctly but I assumed pepper was working with Tony minimum 2 years before iron man took place anyway
Or he's been carrying the MCU since 2008 🤔🤔
@@DLopez-ml5eu go shield
@@UncleKoolaids well homecoming had a lot of issues with what it claimed to be the proper time so it could be that but why would tony have a ring for a random assistantship just hired and knew nothing about
11:57 I’ve literally just noticed this but the tinkerer says “ I got the gauntlet from the Lagos clean up” referring to the shocker gauntlet and they probably made it from cross bones gauntlet when cap ripped it off his arm in Lagos
you can see someone grab it in the background after cap pulls it off
@@dankerbell oh I didn’t notice, I’ll have to go back
Can you post the correct timestamp?
@@vinodkumarakula6807 I did, I think Holden must have edited it out or something
Ohhhhhh well now I know too. Great catch.
Jenn calls the Vulture "Birdman"...who was in another movie called "Birdman" LOL....the META is strong with this one!
Lord of Trash was better! :D
I don’t think she was referencing that
Also, he won an Oscar for it as well I think XD
@@hint1k That's Jeff Goldblum, and I'd thank you to remember it
@@ioahII Thats the point, Its as if the Force gave her insight without her knowing lol
I love how excited Jen gets when she spots Stan Lee.
"it's Stan Lee!"
It wasn’t in this reaction didn’t notice that
Her reaction is lame in general
Intro: Spiderman takes the popcorn
JJ: *HES A MENACE!*
@Yeshae Singh They're friends/allies now.
@Yeshae Singh Yeah, after Peter revealed his identity to him, JJ's been trying to make everyone love Spider-Man to make up for al his years of bashing him, and every time he tries to help, he makes everything worse. Its quite hilarious.
12:17 'So Birdman is the leader?'. You have no idea how accurate that is.
I love father twists since Empire.
you are everywhere
Lol. I laughed at this, because it makes it seem like there were father twists before Empire, but Empire pioneered father twists. So its just liking father twists since ever. 🤣
i see you absolutely everywhere, you’ve got some dedication to youtube comments!
I have to say the portion of the film starting from father plot twist to toones threatening peter has some Excellent filmmaking moments
Everywhere I go, I see hunterkiller1440
One thing I commend this movie for is making the vulture actually appear scary because even in the comics other villains think he’s a joke😂
IMO Keaton brought a lot to this role. He was threatening and scary even outside of his suit. Which I think is a big thing. If a villain is a joke outside of their kind of get up and schtick, then they won't be scary with it on.
Also they made him one of the most relatable villains in the MCU. Who hasn't felt like him at one point or another IMO.
Meh, idk. I didnt like how physically threatening he was to Peter knowing how strong he REALLY is. But I understand he's young and not in full awareness of his capabilities.
@U.S Agent i was about to say the same thing to you
I used to think Vulture was one of the spider-man villains too silly to adapt to film, but my God, they did it.
@@TomboTime The version from Web Of Shadows where his wings are dozens of swords that he psychically controls is also a fun adaption which poses a physical threat too.
What I love the most about this one and FFH, is that the teenagers feel like actual teenagers from this timeperiod. Being 16 and 18 when both came out respectively, these were a blast to watch at that age.
Marvel tried their damnest to cast the youngest possible actors, clearly wanting to avoid the american habit where the supposed teenager is played by an almost thirty year old guy/gal. Holland had the face, a very solid dance and gymnastics background, and was at the time only 19/20, so it was perfection.
Marvel really cares about good casting.
I gotta disagree. In far from home the teenagers didnt really feel like 16/17 year olds but more like what a 12 year old thinks 16 year olds are like
@@njh123 or what 16/18 yo think world traveling adults act like.
@@edoardoprevelato6577 Definitely not like a bunch of children
Hope y’all enjoy this one! I spent a lot of time doing the vfx for the intro. Also included original (unused) spider-man music originally written for the short film in the pre-discussion but you can’t hear it all that well lol
Nice job! Looked pretty good 👍
It was really great ! You're very talented sir !
Looked awesome
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hope to see more of it in future videos!
“Do a flip Spiderman!” Funniest scene of the movie for me lol
Even better because it was actually Tom Holland doing that scene.
The guy holding the radio was the same guy playing the loud music in the movie _Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home._ In fact, it's kind of supposed to be the same character. It's an easter egg for Feige, who's a big Star Trek fan.
@@1monki hes also in the shang chi trailer
I just love the “YEAHHH” afterwards lol
This is still, hands down, my favorite reimagining of a character for the MCU. Vulture being a salvage operator, genius.
17:35 I love how Peter's not afraid of Ironman, but as soon as Tony steps out, he's terrified.
Being a senior in high school, I can say without question, this is the most accurate depiction of what high school is like of all movies, minus the superhero stuff. But that's why is the my favorite spiderman movie. It's a movie about a highschooler first, with some superhero pieces.
Most people forget in the comics, Peter was in High School for awhile. So in the movies, he should also be in High School for awhile. I love the Toby Spider-Man, but he graduated pretty quickly in the first movie and everything after is Post High School. It's nice to see the "younger" Spider-Man before he grows up too fast.
@@minnesotajones261 Exactly, I don't understand why people bash on this version of Spidey for having a high school feel, when that was such a integral part of the character in the comics. So I'm glad Marvel decided to shine more of a light on his high school life, when the past two iterations didn't touch on it for too long. It will feel more rewarding once Tom Holland actually transitions to be a more adult version of Peter imo
@@minnesotajones261 This isn’t true. Peter was only in high school for like the first 30 or so issues of The Amazing Spider-Man comics.
@@minnesotajones261 As someone already said, Peter was only in high school for like 30 so issues. He was in college for much much longer.
@@oscarislas3375 I would live to hear the mental gymnastics that you went though to justify "This isn't true" to the statement "Peter was in High School for awhile" when your own included explanation includes the fact he was indeed in high school for a while.
You are a good demonstration of the lengths people will go to, to make their preference seem special and "correct". He started in high school, he is only a couple of years away from college which is where he will be pretty soon.
All adds up fine, not that it needs to match either way completely anyway it is just entertainment.
“Big man in a suit of armor. Take that off, what are you?” - Cap to Tony
“If you’re nothing without this suit, then you shouldn’t have it.” - Tony to Peter
I love character growth
Mainly because he has been thru it in Iron Man 3, where he has to learn to do stuff without the Armor.
@Ben Franklin All of which had zero to do with what Cap was talking about and completely missed the point - thus why Cap followed up with “I know guys with none of that worth ten of you.”
Cap was questioning Tony as a person. Was he actually a hero, in his heart, or just pretending to be because he had fancy toys.
That’s the message Tony is echoing to Peter.
@kratos how exactly?
Even without his armor, Tony is still Iron Man. Even without his shield, Steve is still Captain America. If Peter didn't have the suit, is he nothing?
@@beetlesword1607 exactly
Even though Jen called it only a decent movie, I dare to say she was smiling and laughing more throughout this movie than any of the other MCU movies
You can still laugh and smile at ok movies
Fun fact- the teacher and coach of Peter's field trip was also in The Incredible Hulk ( same actor and now, per Kevin Feige, same character) playing the student in the computer lab eating the pizza from Banner.
Oh snap That was the same person 🤣🤣🤣🤣? I never realized that 😂🤣🤣
When they reacted to that movie he asked was that the teacher
And the actor who plays the Principal of Peter's High School also played Jim Morita, a member of Captain America's Howling Commandoes from The First Avenger, who is, in the MCU-canon, the grandfather of the Principal and you can see a foto of Jim Morita in the background of his office.
I will always love that moment when he is trapped and crying out for help. You realize he really is just a kid, and he is scared and wants someone to save him.
Yet in that moment the words echo in his head, “if you’re nothing without the suit you don’t deserve it.” He realizes no one is coming, if he truly is a hero and is Spider-Man he can get out of this and save the day. He is the only one who can stop this from happening. He is the one who must do it, he is Spider-Man! What made him a hero was never that suit or Tony’s help, it was him and always him.
It gave me chills seeing this, because he stops crying for help and pushes himself further so he can get up and stop Vulture. It’s an excellent Spider-Man moment.
I literally hate that moment in the film. It sounds so fake that it takes you out if the movie. Tim Holland is great at many things but his dispair acting needs improvement
No offence but the whole scene is a total disgrace to the original comic aka If This Be My Destiny storyline and character, now i'm gonna tell you why:
1. Spider-Man's entire arc in this movie is basically a cheap copy of Iron-Man 3, made in order to make Tony more important than he already was, which is lazy as hell, not to mention Peter gets the suit again at the end of the movie and another better one in both Infinity War and Endgame, contradicting the whole ending of Homecoming and making the entire thing pointless.
2. the fact that Peter was thinking about Tony instead of the man who raised him aka Uncle Ben, while almost dying, it's the most forced and out of character shit ever. How is it possible to be motivated by a rich asshole who has done lot of fucked up things in the past and blackmailed a teenager to fight Captain America without any knowledge about the whole thing? Especially after he treated Peter like shit and took away the suit? It just doesn't make any sense, not even for the character itself, realistically Peter should've hated Tony and felt guilty about replacing his original father figure, but for whatever dumb reason he ends up simping for Tony and being motivated by him.
3. the comic version had way more stakes and weight, Aunt May was literally dying in hospital and she needed a cure fast while Spider-Man was trapped into a giant extremely heavy steel machinery, the difference is that this time Spider-Man wasn't thinking about Tony Stark, he wasn't thinking that he had to be better than a stupid suit, he was thinking about both Aunt May and Uncle Ben, his family, the whole moment was about him forgiving his past mistakes and finally moving on, letting go of his guilt towards the death of Uncle Ben, which is the main reason why the whole sequence is by far one of the most legendary powerful and defining moments in the history of the entire character, and definitely way better than the crap we saw in Homecoming, it's honestly sacrilege to change such an important moment and waste it right in the first movie without any build up towards the third movie, just for bad fanservice, they completely fucked up everything, and i'll never forgive Jon Watts, the writers or Kevin Feige for having ruined such a great story and character, nuff said.
@@GJBedrin Disagree, I thought he did great at showing those desperate emotions.
@@Spidey-oi5sn Deep breaths
@@GJBedrin strong disagree
Honestly the lesson I got from this movie was "The Small Things Matter" Crimes are crimes regardless of who or why your committing them. But that's what makes Vulture so interesting, he was an ordinary blue collar worker that wasn't trying to take over the world or universe, he wasn't even trying to take over New York. That's how he was able to Operate for so long, because the Avengers while they do save the world, they don't exactly pay attention to what's going on beneath and that's good because do you really want Thor going after muggers. That's why Spiderman turns down being an Avenger Green Arrow from the Justice League Cartoon said it best "I don't belong here fighting monsters, I just help the little guy and in a club like this you tend to forget about that"
Honestly one thing that really bugged me is why didn’t the government reimburse Tombs and his crew since they had a city contract or pay them what the city promised
Marvel had / has a line called "Marvel Knights." The series compassed heroes like Daredevil, Moon Knight, Power Man, Spider-Man, the Punisher, etc. Marvel Knights deals with the crime on the streets and not planet wide catastrophes.
The series Hawkeye (2005) bij Matt Fraction is just like that. Clint deals with his landlord, the daily struggles of other tenants and even his hearing disability is put in the spotlight in a brilliant comic.
@@ryankeefe6222 my ASSUMPTION is that he may have over extended his reach because it wasn't "Official"
@@K1ng1995 i understand that that had to happen for the plot to move forward but you might be right
@@ryankeefe6222 Out of Frame did a video on it on how if Vulture sued he probably could've gotten all his money back BUT if you factor in lawyer fees, how long until the case goes to trail etc then by the time the case is done, he wouldn't have had any money left
“Somehow… Palpatine returned”
4:07
Lmfaoooo
“If you’re nothing without the suit than you shouldn’t have it”
love love love Tony telling Peter that because we know Tony learned that lesson in Iron Man 3 and is now passing that knowledge down to Spidey. Awesome stuff
It’s like poetry, it rhymes.
That's exactly how I felt. Although Ironman had all his cool suits and tech for years before he learned that lesson in his 40s? (It's hard to remember what age Tony Stark is supposed to be in this movie but it's gotta be at least 30s). Definitely tough parenting trying to get a teenager to know exactly who they are when people still have trouble with that as adults in their 20s and some even past that.
I couldn't stand Tony in this movie. He abandoned Peter after the events of Civil War, and when he does show up it's just to lecture Spider-Man for not being a better Avenger even though Tony didn't do jack s--t to actually help him BE better. You say he's passing down knowledge that he learned in Iron Man 3, Tony didn't pass down anything, he just chewed Peter out for not already knowing something Tony had to learn the hard way.
@@stevenfriedman2902 he’s like in his mid 30s in the first 2 iron man movies so yeah he’s in his early 40s in this. The timeline of this movie is off because it’s supposed to be 2 months after civil war but claims to be in 2017 and also claims it’s 8 years after the battle of New York which was in 2012 so yeah the timeline in this was all done last minute and I think it was a producer that admitted saying the 8 years later thing was a mistake
@@pdegan2814 he's not suppose to be peters parent he's suppose to mentor peter on being a superhero, which he clearly did a really good job.
I love Jen's "It's Stan Lee!" I had the same reaction everytime he came up when watching this with my dad.
If Jen loves Tony and Peter’s relationship, she’s going to love IW
Edit: Jen don’t read the comments here please. Super spoilers. Or are they?
She’s going to bawl her eyes out.
Shhhhh! 🤫
I don’t feel so so good
I don't wanna go 😭😭😭😭😭😭
That's a very small part of IW though :p
You know is good day when Holden is posting marvel movies reactions
Aunt Mays "what the FU--"" is my favorite mcu ending
Far from home ending is also good
"Catman"
"Birdman"
We love you Jen.
i love this movie, with the casting Marvel clearly wanted a younger actor so they could grow into the role and wouldnt have to worry about the actor getting too old too fast.
also i remember the moment peter Rang the doorbell and it hit me that the Vulture was going to be Liz's dad, then the door opened, those scenes in the car were soo good, the tension, and the lighting, even the lighting of the street lights on his face.
Fun fact about Ned dropping the Lego Death Star. Fearing that they'd need to do multiple takes of the scene, several of them were built (since they take so long to put together). Ned's actor absolutely screwed up multiple times, dropping it too early and ruining the take. The one in the film was the absolute last Lego Death Star they had assembled and if it got dropped early too, it would be the end of that day's shooting while they had to rebuild multiple sets.
I realize movies always cost a lot of money, but that's pretty steep for a Lego Death Star budget. Even the little Lego sets cost serious bank.
@@BeeWhistler Not as much as blowing an entire day of filming on a major film production like this. Compared to the costs of potentially losing all the work and effort of the day, buying a few extra Lego sets is chump change.
@@VegetaLF7 They didn't buy it. They literally own Star Wars and sell Marvel and Star Wars licences to Lego. It didn't cost them anything.
I when she called Tom Holland’s character a “youth” and right behind it she mentioned Marisa Tomei, which made me think of the “youth” reference in ‘My Cousin Vinny’
I love my Cousin Vinny!
Yoots
a couple of youts.
Fun Fact: The KAREN's voice from the suit is Jennifer Conelly, who is wife of Paul Bettany(aka Jarvis/Vision).
The Liz's Dad reveal scene was my most memorable moment in this movie.
Right before I started feeling really happy for Peter. There was nice upbeat music, he just asked his crush to homecoming, and he's getting all prepared it was looking good. The second the door opened my face dropped with an audible "oh fuck" and I was super tense up until hit pulled out the gun in the car.
I like when Aunt May says she doesn't trust that Tony Stark, when Marisa Tomei and RDJ has starred in movies together and dated back in the 90s.
What I love is that this is a a version of Spider-man that actually saves his villains. That in and of itself was very big to me when I saw it in theaters. Yeah, I know it’s more iconic to have them die in some big symbolic way (and you kinda gotta do it with the Goblin, if you’re gonna do the bridge scene), but Spider-man saves people. It’s his whole thing, ya know? 🤷🏽♂️
I agree. This did ring similarities to ASM #122: The Goblin's Last Stand, but was unique enough from it to not feel like a copy. Still nothing beats the sequence when Peter beats the shit out of Norman and then spares him as to not become a murderer like him. They never should've never resurrected the Goblin. "So do the proud men die. Crucified - not on a cross of gold, but on a stake of humble tin."
Happy Hogan, Peter Parker, Steven Strange, Robbie Reyes, Reed Richards, Bruce Banner, Matt Murdock, Scott Summers, Wade Wilson.
Yes, it's a trend id say for sure.
I'm sure if the creators felt they could pull off calling Superman "Klark Kent", they would have.
@@eatsmylifeYT or you know, Clark Cent
@@Kabaji True, true!
Alliteration.
@@Kabaji Wouldnt it be pronounced Clark "Sent" then? Doesn't work as well.
"The lord of trash" That is the ONLY thing I will be calling the Vulture now LMAO
I like villains with depth and Vulture is arguably one of the best MCU villains in my opinion.
Him giving Peter a chance because he saved Liz in DC was a nice touch. Them him not revealing Peter's identity to Scorpion, likely because Peter save his life, was a great way to make his character not just some mustache twirling bad guy or something generic.
Zendaya contemplated going red for this film (red looks absolutely stunning on her) but like it’s said, she’s not Mary Jane. She’s Michelle Jones’ MJ. Stan Lee himself said he thought she’d do wonderful as a MJ because the hair didn’t matter nor did anything else. Kirsten Dunst wasn’t a red head until she was cast. Emma Stone who is naturally blonde has gone red to blonde to strawberry blonde and back again. I didn’t care if her hair was red or if they did name her Mary Jane but I like her as Michelle, it’s a different story. If they really wanted to she’d have red hair in this story.
YEEEEESS! YEEEEESS!
I completely agree with you on this, but I feel obligated to point out that Emma Stone wasn't supposed to be MJ, she was Gwen Stacy, so her hair color isn't really relevant. I absolutely love what they've done with Zendaya's MJ so far, her hair color is just a minor detail that only nitpicky purist fans were upset about.
Tbh jen’s initial reaction was extremely off putting. Imagine being this offended by a character you /thought/ you knew something about having a different hair/skin color 😒
@@pandaluv891 there’s nothing wrong with that since many people felt the same way regarding their reaction to her being called MJ at the end of the film.
I don’t know why I’m so invested in watching these series but I can’t stop my self 😂
I’ve been looking forward to this😁 I really enjoy this movie, Holland is my favorite Spider-Man (sorry Holden lol), he was a great choice for the MCU imo. Also Vulture is one of my favorite MCU villains, can’t wait to see him again in Morbius!
The movie is a 7/10 for me, too.
Lol it’s your choice if Holden likes bully Maguire let him like , its your choice buddy , he won’t get hurt
@@SumukhAnil yeah ik, I was saying sorry just jokingly
Jen is soooooo good at breaking down the morals and important messages of a movie, I could listen to her all day💯💯💯💯
Dude that was actually a really good intro. The visual effects 🔥🔥🔥
*Video Spoiler*
*Jen's MCU Reviews/Rankings:*
*Spider-Man: Homecoming:*
Decent movie. Pretty light tone. Liked Tom here. Keaton did well. Liz is a no. Yes for MJ. Liked Tony's role. Liked their relationship. Might not watch again. Great twist. Love Ned. *7/10*
*My Opinion:*
Different. Like the integration into the MCU. Tony's role is fantastic and their relationship is great.
*Rankings:*
• Captain America: Civil War *9/10*
• Avengers: Assemble *8.5/10*
• Iron Man 3 *8.5/10*
• Thor: The Dark World *8.5/10*
• Captain America: The Winter Soldier *8.5/10*
• Ant-man *8.5/10*
• Thor *8.5/10*
• Avengers: Age of Ultron *8/10*
• Guardians of the Galaxy 2 *8/10*
• Iron Man *(Not rated)*
• Iron Man 2 *7.5/10*
• Doctor Strange *7/10*
• Spider-Man: Homecoming *7/10*
• Captain America: The First Avenger *6.5/10*
• Hulk *6.5/10*
• Guardians of the Galaxy *6/10*
She’s right about liz Relationships feel so forced in these first liz then he randomly starts liking MJ in FFH
@@Rushking20 i disagree, i had multiple crushes when i was in middle school
@@zack8865 yes and we showed interest in them he showed no interest in MJ in homecoming then in FFH he likes her all of a sudden
@@temporary7883 not all of a sudden just shows how long it’s been
I'm sorry but the relationship between Peter and Tony was not great
Jen’s MCU watch:
Iron Man ✅
The Incredible Hulk ✅
Iron Man 2 ✅
Thor ✅
Captain America: The First Avenger ✅
The Avengers ✅
Iron Man 3 ✅
Thor: The Dark World ✅
Captain America: The Winter Soldier ✅
Guardians of the Galaxy ✅
Avengers: Age of Ultron ✅
Ant-Man ✅
Captain America: Civil War ✅
Doctor Strange ✅
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ✅
Spider-Man: Homecoming ✅
Thor: Ragnarok
Black Panther
Avengers: Infinity War
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Captain Marvel
Avengers: Endgame
Spider-Man: Far From Home
WandaVision
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Loki
Next week is Ragnarok?!!! Can't wait!! 🥂✨
Thank you can't wait for far from home
I looked through the comments for this bless you
It is going to get spicy!
Tell next week Comrades😤
Jen wearing a Slipknot shirt? She’s now my favorite person
She always has some cool shirts lol I was gonna point out the slipknot shirt too
Her shirts consistently show high quality tastes.
anyone else notice the Sal from Impractical Jokers shirt?
@@petesbricks what video?
@@wb3159 I know! I saw the NIN shirt earlier and was like damn okay!
Absolutely loved this video. The start with the editing of Spidey stealing the popcorn made me laugh out loud. Jenns calling Vulture the Trash Man had me cracking up. I loved the movie when I saw it and I think that Tom Holland makes the best Spider-Man and closest to the comic book spidey. Very excited for Thor Ragnorak. I think Jenn will really like that one and I’m betting she love Valkyrie.
Holden, I can only imagine how you feel. I'm getting excited watching Jenn travel through, and I can't wait to see her reaction to the upcoming moments. It's already entertaining, and she still has little clue as to what's coming. Love the show!
Darn it, Holden Hardman! I was just about to go do stuff, but saw that you uploaded a new video of your girlfriend reaction to Marvel stuff, so now I have to watch it. lol.
Congrats on the new show premiering today!
That episode was amazing
The most unbelievable part of this movie is that Tony Stark made a spiderman suit that can be hacked by a normal high school student.
They're not normal high school students. They're geniuses. It's a elite school focused on science, technology, engineering and math.
And both Ned and Peter are in the best mathlete team in USA.
@@dasik84 and you think it makes any sense that a genius high school student can hack into arguably the smartest tech guy in the world's suit? It would be hard to believe anyone in the world could hack into a Tony Stark suit.
@@Puckett. It's absolutely plausible, yes. Peter Parker easily hacked Stark's suit in the comics. Here they just gave the hacking powers to Ned.
Not only Stark is genius. Peter Parker is in top 10 smartest people on the planet and he's arguably in top 3 best biochemist on the planet list.
I love that she called him Birdman, because I don’t think she was thinking of Michael Keaton AS the actual Birdman
“that’s unfortunate” idk why but her reaction cracked me up when jen said that
With all due respect to Holden, the multiple comments of "waiting for the 'man' part of Spider-Man show a bit of ignorance of the early history of the character. For someone that claims Spider-Man is one his favorite, if not THE favorite, characters, Holden doesn't seem to understand that Peter Parker spent at least a year in comic-time (3 years real time) as Spider-Man before he graduated high school. CIVIL WAR took place about 6 months after he got his powers, and this story picks up immediately after CIVIL WAR. The stories being told here are EXACTLY the stories from the comic. Getting his start, he wasn't an adult. He was a kid trying to figure out how to be a hero and still get his homework done on time.
It's the origin story. It would be the same as asking why the first Iron Man film spent so much time showing the evolution of the armor. "Why is he building stuff, he should just be Iron Man already!"
A lot of people seem to skip over that fact. My favorite Spider-Man, is when he’s still in high school. This is the reason I was never a huge fan of the Raimi trilogy. He was technically in high school, but he looked and acted like he was much older. Tom Holland is by far my favorite live action Spider-Man.
Holden is usually on point with his Marvel knowledge but his understanding of Spidey is kind of perplexing to me. Tom Holland is the closest we've come to a comic accurate Peter. I loved the Tobey movies as a Raimi fan, but it's a much sadder, older and more angsty Peter from what we usually get in the comics.
That's the problem. He's been Spider-Man for almost a year, and still acts like this.
@Adrian DeRose he was definitely not depending on anyone at the end of far from home. Also they clearly made him like this because again he’s going to lead the new Avengers at some point. I believe when everything is said and done Tom Holland’s Spider-Man will be the best Spider-Man ever. We’re just still in the beginning of his story in the Mcu.
How is the Comic Falles?
The drive to the homecoming is one my favorite scenes in mcu
on set Michael Keaton would intimidate Tom Holland by leaning in close and saying "I'm Batman"
The real life actors must feel kinda cool when they get their first official scene as an Avenger in these movies lol
Great reaction! This was a fun film. I'm glad you're girlfriend has grown to love the characters of the MCU. Lucky guy! 😀
That "hope you're wearing something skimpy" line from Tony is still crazy to me because Peter could slap him unconscious lol
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's still Crack me up 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was also improvised
I love it whenever Jen says, "oh yeah, you betcha" with the Minnesota accent. So funny every time
"I liked Michael Keaton in this.. I'm just gonna call him Birdman..." 0_0
Or Lord of trash 🗑️😂😂
Jenn, your freaking shirt game is just always on point…jeeeez
Jen looks so nice you would never expect her as a metalhead. But a lot of metal t-shirts. Rammstein, Slipknot etc. I like :)
Only just found this channel and got to say I love it. Keep killing it guys. Also the intro was really clean, keep up the good work with the edits
''A Karen is full of shit'' - Jenn🤣🤣🤣
What makes the intro even better is that their dog moves their head and ears when spidey makes noise at 0:23 and 0:25
It's hilarious that people have a problem with MJ not being a redhead, but are fine with Spider-Man having a robotic suit and working closely with Iron Man... like that's true to the comics either?
agree!
Love the videos man keep up the good work. Loving Jen's reactions to the mcu so far!
She said "Bird Man". LOL Making my morning!!!!LOL
I get soooo excited when I see you guys pop up on my notifications! 🤭❤
Me watching the beginning of this video of Spider-Man stealing popcorn: Great J.Jonah Jameson is gonna have a field day with that one!
PARKER! WHERE ARE THOSE GODDAMN PICTURES!?
SPIDER MENACE STRIKES AGAIN!
But they're friends now...
The Volume on this video is awesome ! Thanks Holden !
Two most important things in Holden’s life
She called Michael Keaton “BIRDMAN”! THE IRONY! LOL!!!
The Slipknot shirt! We need a My Girlfriend Talks About Her Music Tastes video!
32:00 The Liz-Vulture reveal is a parallel to the comics where Liz's step brother is the Molten Man. Who like Vulture, was a sort of c-rank Spider-Man villain, but by tying him to Liz Allen (one of the earlier side characters in the Spider-Man comics) became a fleshed out, nuanced character.
The original Vulture in the comics was an aged bank robber who created a flying suit, iirc.
Edit: Ned is also from the comics, but is a senior worker at the Daily Bugle where he was a love rival with Peter for Betty Brant. Ned was portrayed as a mature adult with his life together as opposed to Peter who was flaky and had other responsibilities. Which got very complicated after he married Betty and then got hypnotized into becoming the Hobgoblin.
About that edit, we're going to see a follow up to that in the current of Amazing Spider-man run...
I was about to watch the Battlefield 6 reveal but that isn't for another hour, and then I saw Holden posted this. Perfect timing
Wtf would they have a countdown for the reveal? People have things to do that ish was confusing.
Same here lol
Same
@@VonJay yeah apparently in the description it did say it was a countdown for the reveal, but I'm sure most people didn't realize that
Damn, I forgot how much I enjoyed this film. Great video!
I like Hollands Spidey more than Toby's or Andy's. He doesn't look he's in his late 20's to mid 30's trying to be Steve McQueen in *"The Blob".* They've 'almost' gotten the famous Spider Man patter figured out in this, and the next movie...something McGuire and Garfield *painfully* lacked.
*I also liked the fact that we finally got a comic book based movie, that, DIDN'T, kill off the bad guy. Especially when it's an ongoing nemesis that is a thorn for decades, in canon.*
I loved Michael Keatons portrayal of *Adrian Toomes* (i can even ignore the fact he's younger than Toomes), but it was an insipid choice, making him he dad of *Liz Allen.*
Who is *Flash Thompsons* love interest in the comics.
Whereas *Gwen Stacey* was Peters highschool crush, and later girlfriend, who's death becomes another pivotal event in his life, much as the death of *Uncle Ben* was.
Then there's the other unfortunate and/or confusing, character changes, like the lack of *Mary Jane Watson,* and if they are going to try to turn this *Ned Leeds,* (who Peter doesn't meet till he starts working for *The Daily Bugle* and they are both trying to get *Betty Brant* as a girlfriend....Ned Marries her) into his comicbook villain alter ego, *Hob Goblin?*
Full character changes and/or deletions.
Storylines poorly mashed, scrambling timelines, along with character introductions.
And a lot of characters acting, out of character.
But I still enjoyed the Spidey Avengers Civil War cameo and the two films following....waaay more than those previously alluded to, first 5 films (Tobes 1st was ok, because of the unique effects, the 2nd had Alfred Molina, he was the perfect Doc Ock and Thomas Haden Church was the perfect Sand Man...nothing comes to mind as being good, from the Garf films)
Dude that intro with Spiderman stealing the popcorn was brilliant!
Dang, Thor Ragnarok already. How time flies.
Brilliant intro. Fab editing
11:07 I hope Hardman tells Jen their club leader is the same person from The Incredible Hulk.
What??
@@asiaroberson3442 their teacher was the dude who ordered pizza in the incredible hulk
I love waking up to see one of these videos, its always fun to see what other people think of these great movies
That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real superhero. - Stan Lee
Good reaction video. The surprises were genuine throughout. Great Spider Man movie lived up to they hype.
Stand out scene imo is the talk Vulture has with Peter in the car, the lighting, acting, directing. Chef’s kiss
When Jen watches a twist unfold she loves it and watches it play out. I love Matt, but he always needed to have "I thought I saw that coming" everything. When he didn't. This is why I think I'm enjoying MGFW more than the previous incarnation. Waiting is still torture though. Don't get me wrong about that!
Matt is picky
@@asiaroberson3442 And he always wanted to find some "mental fitness" quote!.
He checked out didn't he. Looked for content. Stopped actually watching.
I like how Jennifer Connelly is the voice of Karen since Jarvis is her husband. Makes sense.
This is my personal favorite Spider-Man movie I love spider man 2 but this one has everything for me it’s funny entertaining from beginning to end and it has a great message about Spider-Man and who doesn’t Tom Holland as Peter everyone else says he’s iron man jr I personally don’t get that and see that problem more in far from home with the entire plot being about him becoming Spider-Man and not being iron man also the references to iron man in that movie are insane but I can also relate to this one more then the rami ones because this one feels more modern and the nerd value of Peter isn’t as over exaggerated this movie is just good and I love it sue me
I have come to really look forward to these videos, and I had a bad day. So thank you.
This movie was hype back in 2017, I watched it in theater like 3 times. One of the best of MCU
After a long day of work, It's always so amazing to watch you guys react. Seems like I am a part of it too. Love from India ❤
That intro was amazing ahahahha
Thank you my guy!
@@DMFX1 you’re welcome 😌
deadpool and spiderman are the two people that talk the most during fights, making jokes etc to annoy enemies
The first episode of Loki was soooo good!
Oh then I will watch after this video
Yup
damn The VFX level is improving. That was good
Is it just me or do people forget Spider-Man is STRONG ASF just because he’s a teenager
No, he's strong because he was bitten by a radioactive spider. You're an idiot.
Jigs Arquiza You're saying he's an idiot but you can't even read. (I hope that was a joke)
@@tevcon317 thankyou, some ppl can’t read 🤦🏾♂️
18:45 the way her eyes widen when she sees Vulture is Liz's dad. Classic
I know it's not MCU, but I would love to see you and Jen react to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse!
Something tells me after they get to Venom (whenever they consider that amongst the viewing), they’ll go there
Another great reaction. Thanks for sharing. This is such a great series...being able to see this great universe through her eyes.again, thanks.