@@holmeshuddle985 I appreciate that they try to make the eyes move actually like in the old cartoon like The Ultimate Spider-Man,Spider-Man The Animated Series or Spider-Man and thier amazing friends.
Every adaption of Spider-Man is great. Whether it was Sam Raimi in the Early 2000’s, or Marc Webb in the early 2010’s or MCU Spider-Man… in my opinion each adaptation of the character captures the essence of the time period that each film was released in. All do justice to the character and all should be praised whether they’re regarded as good or bad.
This needs to die. Not every adaptation is great. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man is the only one that authentically captures the essence of the comic book character. TASM strayed far away by making Spider-Man a "destined" hero with the Parker blood bullshit, MCU Spider-Man literally is the worst of the two.
I didn’t hear about Spider-Man Joining the MCU until 2016. I watched Captain America: Civil War, and I was really Interested to see what they would do with Spider-Man in the same Universe as Captain America and Iron Man. And yes, very Controversial, but Tom Holland has to be my Favorite Spider-Man Actor.
I really loved the whole second half of the movie with Peter losing all the gadgets, having to use the homemade suit, and the plots twist of vulture being Liz’s dad was amazing
I love spider-man homecoming it made me love the character of the vulture and to him appear in the new morbious movie is pretty exciting Edit: its morbin time-
Peter's anguish while lifting up that rubble is absolutely heartbreaking to hear, even just the bit you showed. I would have to say Tom is my favorite Spider-Man. Is he one hundred percent comic accurate? No, but neither were the other two (although Andrew would probably come the closest)
The best part of Tony scolding him about the suit is that it's also a clear connection back to Iron Man 3 where he had to learn the same lesson. You can even see the heartbreak on Tony's face when Peter says it. Like, "we ain't doing this, I'm skipping you right over this" lol
I like how they made Aunt May younger since it makes more sense that his aunt is middle aged rather than an old woman but I wish they did a bit more with her character than just “oh she’s hot now”
I actually like this Spider-Man because he acts like the comic book version. A kid with problems and yet overcomes them. He doesn't cry or complain about being a superhero. He loves it and even when he wanted a break on his school field trip he stepped up and helped out. He didn't just subconsciously give up his powers and suddenly started loving his life again.
@@iithax01 Not really. Have you seen the animated shows? Even in the Ultimate series he is constantly harped on for his reckless behavior and inexperience. Same with the Specular Spider-Man. In Homecoming through Far from Home to even No Way Home he's still new to all that stuff. The mature 30 year old Spider-Man can't be compared to the younger version. Because he isn't the college graduate that has already fought his biggest rivals. He's a kid that is still learning.
@@rebal180 look up jayce cornell gaming on tom hollands spiderman it goes in great detail its called tom holland isnt a good spiderman but its a clickbait title
@@Central_Zensation He still did it. He didn't need MJ to be in mortal danger to finally decide to turn his powers back on. Oh wait he didn't turn them off in the first place because he never said he hated being Spider-Man. There has never once been a "am I not suppose to get what I want" speech in the Tom Holland movies. He never whines about having powers. He just wanted a break.
I honestly liked how it didn't show the spider biting him and Uncle Ben dying. Plus Iron Man I feel like fans were a bit scared that Iron Man would've been a huge part of the story while Spiderman would've felt like a 2nd wheel but that wasn't the case as it felt like in the suit he was kinda doing community service
I love how this spider man is different because I’ve heard the spider man story over and over and over again and it’s just so refreshing to hear a different story
In my opinion Tom is the best spider I just really love Ned the villains and he just feels really comic accurate. He just feels great you know. His movies are really enjoyable and fun to watch. And who’s your favorite Spider-Man
My absolute favorite adaptation of Spider-Man is in The Spectacular Spider-Man because it nails EVERY aspect of what I like about the character but if we are talking live action, I do think personally Tom nails the most things I like about the character more than the other two, imo
I don’t care what people say, but I love the MCU Spider-Man films. Yes, I also love the Sam Raimi films, and Into the Spider-Verse still remains my favorite Spider-Man film, but I just really dig the much more grounded John Hughes style of MCU Spider-Man. Plus, Tom Holland is just 👌🏻 in his role of Spider-Man.
I disagree. Tom Holland sucks. Toby Maguire will always be the best. Tom Hollands spider man universe makes no sense. Spider man 3 with Toby McGuire is clearly the best spider man movie ever made and the Toby McGuire, Sam Raimie Spider man movies are clearly the only good ones and are clearly far better then Tom Hollands movies and Andrew Garfields movies.
This Spider-Man is probably a tie with Tobey's spidey for me. I feel like he's the most realistic depiction of a teenager, and being his age at the time of Civil War myself, I could relate to him more than the other 2. Ironic how this is the last review I'll be watching before seeing No Way Home in less than 24 hours, I'll definitely have to watch Far From Home again myself though
I think the whole recklessness and Peter wanting to drop out of school seems like something a kid at his age with powers would be like especially after teaming with the avengers, it’s his own over reliance on the tech that’ll make his journey once losing the tech at some point
Exactly. Especially after Iron-Man himself requests you to help him in Civil War, Peter acts exactly like a teenage kid who just won the lottery would act. School doesn't seem important, especially compared with helping the Avengers (hence why he keeps asking Stark to help with a serious mission). On top of that, it fits perfectly in line with the other Spider-Man movies where Peter has to learn there's more to life/being a hero than just beating up a super villain. By the end of the film, he not only learns & grows from the experience, he turns down an official offer to become a full-time Avenger. I don't understand how the video says that "doesn't feel like a Peter Parker thing," when all versions of Peter start getting a big head & overlook more humble things. Peter being a bully isn't his usual thing, just as him treating his family or romantic interests like s*** isn't a usual thing... but he still did it, he still lost sight of what was important, and he had to get slapped back down to earth to realize he was in the wrong. This is the YOUNGEST version of Spider-Man Peter Parker we've had, so it makes even more sense he'd be less mature & have less foresight.
Tom Holland is my fav Spiderman even though I grew up and watched Tobey Maguire, and I also like Andrew too. But y'all gotta realize Tom gets so much hate for no reason, Peter is still a highschool kid who still trying figure out the Superhero thing. Watching him grow and making mistakes is what makes a young Superhero great. After Peter meets Tobey and Andrew in No Way Home, I feel like he'll actually take some knowledge from them and turn into a mature version of Spiderman. REMINDER HE'S STILL A HIGHSCHOOL KID, A TEENAGER which means Peter finna do dumb stupid shit and mess up. Toms Spiderman gets way too much hate and it really bothers me
Yeah man everyone expects him to be experienced and mature already, they need to realise that MCU moves in a slow pace as they wait for each project to slowly push forward the overall narrative. Plus the blip happened so even tho the year is 2024, tom Holland is still the same aged kid as he was in 2019
@@JoePizzeria007 Tom Holland had potential in the beginning, really had! but in the end of Homecoming and half and end of avengers movies changed that, and made go down hill in Far From Home. I remember how civil war and homecoming were great because he was just a kid, and homecoming having vulture and the theme of being inrresponsible by your own gains and in the ending him being just a kid with 14-15 doing a little to help others and don't destroyng or having credit for in the end of the movie because of his journey, for me homecoming is in my top 5 Spider-Man movies because of this. But after avengers movies, far from Home really made him mediocre, he was 16-17 he's not anymore a kid, and the writing of that movie literally is just all the bad things about mcu formula and all the iron man thing happening at the same time, the Spider-Man isn't even a character in this movie, in homecoming he was, but here just doesn't have his direction, one time it's romance or vacation about college in europe about nothing! Literally! It's one hour and half about cringe jokes and bad dialogue and in the midle have a bad screenplay with Stark legacy, Mysterio, avengers and shield all together, that's literally the worst thing to happen in a movie, too much things going on, or worst, some desnecessary things on to make worse instead of continue the set up of homecoming. Hope No way home made him better, but what i can see i don't know, he's the worst parts of inrresponsability from far from home and homecoming, he Didn't growed, and he is 17-18, Tobey Maguire version in Spider-Man 1 was 17-18 and literally was a hero Class-S, same with Andrew in Tasm 1 with 17, they're literally saved NY City, i undestand he Didn't need to be the badass responsible in civil war and homecoming because he only was 14-15 years old, but comparing him youngerself in that era than what we have now, with him being 17 and almost with 18, he feels more inrresponsible than before were he was responsible, my god even in avengers movies he was the best, that's say a lot because Russo's Brothers knew how to make the character, but Jon Watts movies, well some ideas Speacially homecoming works, but mostly are not Spider-Man, that's shows how much writing is important even if your character is one of the most famous one.
@@cauaviniciusguedes2004 Between Homecoming and Infinity War, only a few months seemed to have happened. Then he was dusted. He came back in Endgame and then Far From Home happened. And No Way Home picks exactly where FFW left. So I don't think he's as old as you think, is he?
The thing I appreciate about this video is that you really keyed in on the problems I have with a lot of complaints about Tom Holland and the MCU Spider-Man. It seems like a lot of people don't "get/care for/understand" the CHARACTER of Peter Parker/Spider-Man, they just jerk it to the Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield MOVIES but the actual character of SM they don't give a s### about. They don't care about story, structure, story arcs, character arcs, development or anything. Over the years, arguing with them, it got to the point where I started to hate Tobey and started to resent SM2 being my favorite Spider-Man movie.
I been looking forward to you doing this review, your reviews are great all of us appreciate all the hard work and research you put into doing your reviews. We love ya Chris! Keep up the great work bro 👍
I will always be conflicted when the topic of favorite Spider-Man comes up because I will never completely love or hate each live action version of Spider-Man. Tobey, Andrew, and Tom have each brought their own unique version of one of my favorite superhero to the big screen. I can’t pick a favorite….EVER……and I’m perfectly fine with that and will say I’m a Spider-Man fan and I love every version of the character. Each actor to me is Spider-Man in their own way which makes a live action spiderverse for these 3 characters perfect and needs to be a common thing for future installments. “With Great Power, comes Great Responsibility.” Who am I? I’m a Spider-Man fan 😁👍🏼
@@Vlad07-z8h that is definitely your opinion. I will not fault you for that. I will say that Andrew had some really good spidey quips and TASM 2 suit is (chefs kiss) 👌🏼
probab;y because the russo brothers directed civil war. I also liked him in the avengers movies because he was more spiderman like. but his solo movies where by john watts
I remember my sister telling me how Spider-Man was in civil war as she saw some trailer on tv, and I couldn’t believe her until I saw. It got me so excited.
MCU Spiderman will always be my favorite. It’s the only version where a 30 year old dude isn’t playing a teenager, and actually acts like a teenager. Of course he has technology of Stark. In the 2nd avengers he admits to making everyones suits.
@@adithyahelps7720 and he actually resembles a teenager, whereas Tobey and Andrew looked far too old. Flash Thompson was looking like some guy that would get the cops called on him if he was in high school.
Honestly, I'm fine with the tech stuff because I think it works for the Spider-Man they've created here. Personally, I agree with you he doesn't need all off the bells and whistles, I don't find myself hating them either. But I completely understand where you're coming from and honestly I'm just happy you found enjoyment after the first half of the film.
i honestly like how the tech in his suit wasnt working the way he wanted it to for the first part. however, i feel like they should have leaned towards that more as another reason to make him realize that doing things on his own is the better way to go. maybe during the boat sequence, all of his advanced webbing was starting to mess up so he had to resort to strategizing properly instead
I saw this movie with my nephews and they absolutely loved it. It was their first time seeing a Spiderman movie and I myself was blown away by Michael Keaton as Vulture and Tom Holland as Spiderman. It definitely felt like a John Hughes movie.
I love that you make these reviews because you just nailed why the movie is not too good but not too bad either for some people. I like how Peter learns to be responsible and wreckless and all, but there also seem to be several scenes where he just gets away with it. Definitely liked the rest of the movie after he lost the Stark suit but overall it's just an ayt movie to me. Tom Holland is an amazing Peter Parker/Spider-Man though.
i absolutely love tom holland's spiderman, he really captures the childishness and humour of the character. now that his first trilogy is done, i really think he will turn out as the best spiderman yet. hes proved his worthiness by going head to head with many of spiderman's greatest foes in just 3 movies and now has room for lesser-known, more unique villains. tom's new suit is by far my favourite, he combined both andrews and tobey's designs with his own with tobeys spider-logo and andrews silky suit look and sharp colours. tom is the perfect age for peters character. the soundtrack for homecoming is almost perfect. spiderman is really shown as a 'friendly neighbourhood spiderman' in homecoming. tom holland is the best spiderman adaptation (imo)
I actually liked Homecoming and was happy not to get a third orgin story. Also the reveal of Keaton as the father of Peter's date was awesome! Not a huge fan of Far From Home simply because of how easily Peter is duped (or just his stupidity) by Mysterio. However, I really enjoyed No Way Home. It is not a perfect film, but atleast, for the most part, it's very good.
This is a funny intro and Spider-Man getting into The ECU is Wonderful and Spider-Man Homecoming is Special and Tom Holland is The Best Spider-Man so this is a Great Review and I'm excited to see The Last Review of Spider-Man Far from Home!🕷✌❤😁🌠
The reasons they are so heavy with using the ramones music in this series is because the ramones did a cover of Spider-Man’s classic theme back in the day, idk for sure if that’s why but it’s my best guess, I personally love the inclusion of their music tho, mosy cuz they one of my favorite bands lol, keep up the great work tho 3C!
Everything is this review is so valid Chris. I don't agree with you on all of it but I totally see and understand your criticism. I gotta ask why don't you like the use of Blitzkrieg Bop in the montage? It was by the Ramones who were from Forest Hills Queens and the lead singer Joey was a big Spiderman fan going as far as to cover the 60s cartoon theme. Love the channel and congrats on getting that early screening of No Way Home. I hope it's spectacular
Let's just get it out the way, all 3 spidermen are amazing. Tom Holland is perfectly cast as the MCU spiderman, he bounces of the other avengers with charisma and they've done him perfectly by slowly making him become his own hero without having to rely on the bigger figures, which i think will be the main focus of no way home.. with great power comes great responsibility and he's gonna learn that in this movie trust
I got one request, every now and then can you bring the Bully memes back lol! The Spidey intros are gunna be the thing I miss the most after the movie comes out lol!
I’m just gonna take a moment to appreciate for him keeping us up to date with the nwh news and even movie news like reboots and new movies that are coming out. It’s been a heck of a journey Chris and soon we’ll finally get to watch no way home and see the best movie of the year 🕸🕷🕷🕷🍿
I don’t know, I personally never got the argument that Spidey villains felt like Ironman villians. Like yeah Ironman’s the what lead Vulture on his path, but I feel that Vulture was more a creation of just the upper class screwing over the lower class. Plus, I feel like it ignores just the personal interactions between Peter and the vulture and the parallels between them as lower class people. Like in Vultures speech, he doesn’t really mention Tony specifically and how he got screwed over. He was constantly using they, and lumping the upper class together in how they screwed him over. I feel like it would be like saying Green Goblin is villain of the Oscorp company board, and ignoring the him and Peter’s interactions.
The first time I watched this movie I enjoyed the hell out of it! The second time I rewatched it a few months ago. I was beyond getting annoyed that his suit would do everything for him. 😓
That's the point of the film though. All through it, Peter beleives he is only special because of the suit, but when he is at his weakest and stuck under the rubble, he can't and doesn't rely on Stark tech, he relies on himself, and that is what saves him. Therefore, in the end when he is offered a literal iron man suit, he leaves it as that is not what makes him special, being the simple friendly neighbourhood spiderman is what makes him special. Tony excepts this, and when he give the red and blue suit back, Peter no longer uses all the fancy gadgets, he just rely on himself and webs. And you can tell this as Karen Is never used again after Homecoming. He only takes the iron spider suit at the very last moment as to be fair on him, he did go to space to fight an alien with the power of the universe.
Little known fact: The "Tech Suit" was actually stripped of the A.I. and advanced webbing at the end of "Homecoming"; Giacchino's score "No Frills Proto Cool" actually confirms that- they probably should've mentioned that instead of subtly hinting towards it. It also explains why Karen didn't show up in "Infinity War". All around I actually think "Homecoming" is a perfect movie- it does so much right from a storytelling standpoint and it actually gives us the continuation of Spider-Man's "Civil War" arc: from humble in "Civil War" to being spoiled in "Homecoming" and then fully emerging as Spider-Man in the end. I've always liked describing "Homecoming" as Peter's journey from Spider-Boy to Spider-Man- that's just my opinion though. Far From Home on the other hand I just cannot get behind- it was a major step down from this movie. Anyway, I've been loving your reviews so far and I can't wait to watch your FFH recap. Hope you enjoy watching NWH tomorrow.
Far from home gets unnecessary hate I think people just watch those TH-cam videos about it and absorb some aspects of their opinions and then they grow biased toward hating the movie I actually preferred it to homecoming - A breath of fresh air after endgame Either way I respect your opinion
@@MeltedToast84 That's the Iron-Spider. Also, he just says "Activate Instant Kill", which is weird, because the suit has a neurological link with him- I guess they just wanted the audience to know what was happening.
@@channelname4331 Honestly Far from home is like Batman and Robin. Not that it sucks, I personally enjoyed it, but that people started to see the mistake or wrongs in the series as a whole. Oh ned was annoying, Peter relying on everyone else for no reason, unneseray plot about tony stark, etc, were just things people are now noticing. Its bad or good as Spiderman Homecoming, up to you to choose.
People have a tendency to root for the underdog & hate on what's popular, especially on the internet. There's also a huge trend of revisionist history & claiming a bunch of bad films are actually pretty good! People that say Spider-Man in the MCU is a bad thing or act like Holland's portrayal has been some horrid thing are just trying to spin the narrative. It's fine having different opinions, but it's the trendy hyperbole that's obnoxious. "Worst thing ever!" or "Complete garbage!" or "Sucks - 0/10!" while simultaneously propping up TASM 2 or Spider-Man 3? Sure...those are the people who tell everyone Phantom Menace/Attack of the Clones or The Matrix Sequels are actually good films -_-
Holy jesus motherfuckin christ a person that knows how to differentiate between a movie that he likes and a good movie AND at the same time someone who knows that the prequels and the matrix sequels are garbage? Am I in heaven?
Just rewatched this today the movie was pretty good vulture was a great villain and Michael Keaton played him perfectly. Tom did a good job playing Spider-Man in the movie the scene were he was lifting the rubble was a great scene, great acting by Tom in that scene. The only bad thing from the movie is them covering the suit with CGI, the suit was good aside from the CGI covering it.
I’m gonna honest I really didn’t like Homecoming I personally only liked Michael Keaton’s Vulture and that’s about it. Just didn’t work for me and I’d rather watch TASM 2 then this
Marvel did change Spider-Man a lot but I really like this because it felt really fresh so it’s not like I know exactly what’s going to happen with is origin, so because of this I loved the movie and the new take on characters, even though the movie still has some flaws it’s still a good movie
Honestly I feel like the mcu did a good, what if spider man was in the real world type of thing. It really shows how a modern day teen would act if they received spider powers. They would act reckless, selfish, and try to gain attention from their piers while at the same time they are awkward and have a hard time doing that. I also think that the stark suit is the most realistic since obviously a regular teenage kid from queens does not have the type of money to buy or make a real life spider man suit like that. Tom is not quite the best spidey (none of them really are) but he is my favorite and I can’t wait for what the future holds.
Only thing i don’t like about toms Spiderman universe is how heavily involved iron man is , both villains were created because of iron man which gave me mixed villains but he practically replaced uncle ben which got me a bit annoyed but i love the films
Petition to get the writers who worked on Civil War to work on the Future Spider-Man Films? For some reason, Peter is somehow written SO MUCH better in Civil War, than in his solo movie, hell--he even LOOKS better in Civil War too!
I've grew up a huge spiderman fan. Reason why I love comics and marvel. And I loved the Tobey films. And when the reboot came out I was just a kid so I always take favorites and choose the Andrew films but all films were great in my opinion. Highs and lows for each series but hey who doesn't make mistakes
Hey you said you don't like the Ramones song choice. The Ramones are from forest hills queens, same town Peter Parker is from. He was swinging around Forest Hills being a friendly neighborhood spiderman, the Ramones song being used in that sequence is PERFECT. Apart from that Chris, I totally agree with your assessment...
Idk about you but I love the music they chose, love the vibes I get from this movie. I honestly like it just a bit more than FFH because something about spiderman learning big things in a film makes me enjoy it so much. Also just watching it without the mindset of comparing it to other Spiderman films, I thought this film was fantastic as a whole.
This was the first Spider-Man movie I saw in theaters, and it blew me away. I remember my dad, a huge Spider-Man fan, being so hyped and even changing his desktop background to the shot of Spider-Man holding Captain America’s shield in Civil War. At the time, I thought this movie was basically perfect, but since then, I’ve gone back and watched the older Spider-Man movies, and I’m willing to admit the Homecoming doesn’t do a perfect job of portraying Peter Parker. My two biggest gripes with the movie are both pretty minor. The first one is that at the beginning, the flash-forward says “8 years later.” It should say 5 years later. The Battle of New York in The Avengers took place in 2012, and Spider-Man Homecoming takes place in 2017. It’s 5 years later. The second gripe is, in the scene where Peter is crushed by rubble and looking at his reflection in the water, they just had to ruin a perfect moment of non-vocal storytelling by inserting an echo of Tony Stark saying “If you’re nothing without the suit, then you shouldn’t have it.” It would’ve been a better scene without that. I would’ve gotten the message if they didn’t have that, what with the mask in the water being overlapped with Peter’s face and all. The symbolism was enough to get the point across. Apart from that, this movie is really good. I don’t even mind the whole high-tech “Iron Man Jr.” thing, as it was my first experience with a live action Spider-Man so I didn’t know anything else.
I would had liked it if they had put Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man into the MCU, but I also like Tom Holland’s version of Spider-Man. I also like that they finally introduce the Shocker in Spider-Man Homecoming, but they should’ve gave him more screen time and a few more fights with Spider-Man.
Him being the only hero in a movie is a stupid reason to dislike MCU Spiderman... there's always been hints of other heroes in the other movies, easter eggs n what not, and on top of this in the source material Spider-man is in a universe that has an almost endless amount of other heroes. Having the characters connected to other stories such as the vulcher also isn't a bad thing, this gives the overall story some very easy depth as it has so much to use and we're all already aware of, its easy world building and its easy character development meaning they can build upon this easy set up and have more time to do these characters real justice without having an hour of backstory before the movie kicks in.
Well said honestly overall great movie beginning had a awkward start but saved itself at the end. Looking back wish they would have made TAS 3 just to see what the vulture could have been in that one but I am glad we have Tom playing Spider-Man now he's probably the best over all even if I think Andrew was the best Spider-Man and Toby was the best Peter Parker Tom Holland so far has been the best of both. Loving the reviews Chris can't wait until the next one!!
I love Homecoming, it's my fifth or sixth favorite Spider-Man movie, Tom Holland had potential in the beginning, really had! but in the end of Homecoming and half and end of avengers movies changed that, and made go down hill in Far From Home. I remember how civil war and homecoming were great because he was just a kid, and homecoming having vulture and the theme of being inrresponsible by your own gains and in the ending him being just a kid with 14-15 doing a little to help others and don't destroyng or having credit for in the end of the movie because of his journey, for me homecoming is in my top 5 Spider-Man movies because of this. But after avengers movies, far from Home really made him mediocre, he was 16-17 he's not anymore a kid, and the writing of that movie literally is just all the bad things about mcu formula and all the iron man thing happening at the same time, the Spider-Man isn't even a character in this movie, in homecoming he was, but here just doesn't have his direction, one time it's romance or vacation about college in europe about nothing! Literally! It's one hour and half about cringe jokes and bad dialogue and in the midle have a bad screenplay with Stark legacy, Mysterio, avengers and shield all together, that's literally the worst thing to happen in a movie, too much things going on, or worst, some desnecessary things on to make worse instead of continue the set up of homecoming. Hope No way home made him better, but what i can see i don't know, he's the worst parts of inrresponsability from far from home and homecoming, he Didn't growed, and he is 17-18, Tobey Maguire version in Spider-Man 1 was 17-18 and literally was a hero Class-S, same with Andrew in Tasm 1 with 17, they're literally saved NY City, i undestand he Didn't need to be the badass responsible in civil war and homecoming because he only was 14-15 years old, but comparing him youngerself in that era than what we have now, with him being 17 and almost with 18, he feels more inrresponsible than before were he was responsible, my god even in avengers movies he was the best, that's say a lot because Russo's Brothers knew how to make the character, but Jon Watts movies, well some ideas Speacially homecoming works, but mostly are not Spider-Man, that's shows how much writing is important even if your character is one of the most famous one.
Hey 3C, you probably don't remember but a few times when I commented on your videos you actually replied and hearted it. It made my day to have my favourite youtuber who shares my love for movies and Spiderman actually reply to me. I am so excited for Spiderman No Way Home and it would make my day (and year) if you would pick me as one of the people that get a ticket to go see the movie. I have a family of 5, so it cost quite a bit to go to the movies so every little bit helps. I am going to copy and paste this rather than retyping my comment on your videos. I hope you don't mind. Keep up the good work :)
In my opinion, i wasn’t a fan of the ending with Spider-Man getting that stark suit back. So back when I had been watching it in theatres, I felt that a better ending would have been that Peter and Tony never talked again after getting the suit taken in that movie and so Peter would never get the option of that god awful iron spider suit. And just before we see the credits roll, we watch as Peter is making his own variation of the classic spidey suit without all the tech and get a final shot of the suit, and aunt may never finds out or anything like that.
this honestly my second favorite Spider Man movie next to obviously Spider Man 2 I love Zendaya as MJ/Michelle and all the characters feel real they have great chemestry with one another my personal favorite being Peter's realationship with that one cashier guy I forgot his name and the plot twist I think is very good
I've watched only four Spider-Man movies in theaters, but I really enjoyed watching Homecoming. Then I was in Spider-Man heaven when I watched Spider-Verse.
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I actually like a litle bit of spider man homecoming one lesson I learned is his a kid and no one takes him seriously.
I hate it mostly but I understand that it's not for me it's for the children of today not for the old fans.
Great video , and yeah I don't understand the CGI suit thing.
@@holmeshuddle985 I appreciate that they try to make the eyes move actually like in the old cartoon like The Ultimate Spider-Man,Spider-Man The Animated Series or Spider-Man and thier amazing friends.
My fave spidey actors have to be yuri lowenthal and Andrew Garfield
Every adaption of Spider-Man is great. Whether it was Sam Raimi in the Early 2000’s, or Marc Webb in the early 2010’s or MCU Spider-Man… in my opinion each adaptation of the character captures the essence of the time period that each film was released in. All do justice to the character and all should be praised whether they’re regarded as good or bad.
I like Sam raimi and Marc Webb movies.
This needs to die. Not every adaptation is great. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man is the only one that authentically captures the essence of the comic book character. TASM strayed far away by making Spider-Man a "destined" hero with the Parker blood bullshit, MCU Spider-Man literally is the worst of the two.
I feel the same way!
@@TheRobloxianTacoLord bo ho cry me a river
@@ImaHeatseekr he’s speaking fact
I didn’t hear about Spider-Man Joining the MCU until 2016. I watched Captain America: Civil War, and I was really Interested to see what they would do with Spider-Man in the same Universe as Captain America and Iron Man. And yes, very Controversial, but Tom Holland has to be my Favorite Spider-Man Actor.
Same, Tom holland is just such a great Parker. His spiderman is also amazing.
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@@BingSting I agree!
@@CarlosMendoza-cc8ji I have hairy melons
While Tobey will always be my favorite Spider-Man Tom’s version has really grown on me and I enjoy him a lot in the role
I really loved the whole second half of the movie with Peter losing all the gadgets, having to use the homemade suit, and the plots twist of vulture being Liz’s dad was amazing
My mom was thrilled about Peter finally just getting a break.
Then the door opened for his date.
She literally was like: “…. Shit… He can’t win…”
I love spider-man homecoming it made me love the character of the vulture and to him appear in the new morbious movie is pretty exciting
Edit: its morbin time-
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Hows the movie thanos
@@Mungusdofu very good
Peter's anguish while lifting up that rubble is absolutely heartbreaking to hear, even just the bit you showed.
I would have to say Tom is my favorite Spider-Man. Is he one hundred percent comic accurate? No, but neither were the other two (although Andrew would probably come the closest)
It's not heartbreaking, but it does make you feel something
But it would have been even more awesome if it was uncle Ben saying :With great power comes great responsibility.
@@CaptainCat101 it's inspiring. It was the moment he became a man.
@@partyelixir1265 it wouldn’t be tho
@@steve6997 I mean you have your opinion it wouldn't and I respect that
The best part of Tony scolding him about the suit is that it's also a clear connection back to Iron Man 3 where he had to learn the same lesson.
You can even see the heartbreak on Tony's face when Peter says it. Like, "we ain't doing this, I'm skipping you right over this" lol
I like how they made Aunt May younger since it makes more sense that his aunt is middle aged rather than an old woman but I wish they did a bit more with her character than just “oh she’s hot now”
I actually like this Spider-Man because he acts like the comic book version. A kid with problems and yet overcomes them. He doesn't cry or complain about being a superhero. He loves it and even when he wanted a break on his school field trip he stepped up and helped out. He didn't just subconsciously give up his powers and suddenly started loving his life again.
He acts more like miles
@@iithax01 Not really. Have you seen the animated shows? Even in the Ultimate series he is constantly harped on for his reckless behavior and inexperience. Same with the Specular Spider-Man. In Homecoming through Far from Home to even No Way Home he's still new to all that stuff. The mature 30 year old Spider-Man can't be compared to the younger version. Because he isn't the college graduate that has already fought his biggest rivals. He's a kid that is still learning.
@@rebal180 look up jayce cornell gaming on tom hollands spiderman it goes in great detail its called tom holland isnt a good spiderman but its a clickbait title
Stepped up and helped out??? He only helped out when nick fury fucking forced him to lmao
@@Central_Zensation He still did it. He didn't need MJ to be in mortal danger to finally decide to turn his powers back on. Oh wait he didn't turn them off in the first place because he never said he hated being Spider-Man. There has never once been a "am I not suppose to get what I want" speech in the Tom Holland movies. He never whines about having powers. He just wanted a break.
I honestly liked how it didn't show the spider biting him and Uncle Ben dying. Plus Iron Man I feel like fans were a bit scared that Iron Man would've been a huge part of the story while Spiderman would've felt like a 2nd wheel but that wasn't the case as it felt like in the suit he was kinda doing community service
I love how this spider man is different because I’ve heard the spider man story over and over and over again and it’s just so refreshing to hear a different story
In my opinion Tom is the best spider I just really love Ned the villains and he just feels really comic accurate. He just feels great you know. His movies are really enjoyable and fun to watch. And who’s your favorite Spider-Man
My absolute favorite adaptation of Spider-Man is in The Spectacular Spider-Man because it nails EVERY aspect of what I like about the character but if we are talking live action, I do think personally Tom nails the most things I like about the character more than the other two, imo
I don’t care what people say, but I love the MCU Spider-Man films. Yes, I also love the Sam Raimi films, and Into the Spider-Verse still remains my favorite Spider-Man film, but I just really dig the much more grounded John Hughes style of MCU Spider-Man. Plus, Tom Holland is just 👌🏻 in his role of Spider-Man.
Yeah ok.
I disagree. Tom Holland sucks. Toby Maguire will always be the best. Tom Hollands spider man universe makes no sense. Spider man 3 with Toby McGuire is clearly the best spider man movie ever made and the Toby McGuire, Sam Raimie Spider man movies are clearly the only good ones and are clearly far better then Tom Hollands movies and Andrew Garfields movies.
Same
Like you'll see in my review, I had a rocky start but glad I grew to love Tom's Spider Man !!
Sam Raimi’s Spiderman looks nothing like comic
Fun fact: homecoming was released on my birthday so I love this movie more than a lot of other people
This Spider-Man is probably a tie with Tobey's spidey for me. I feel like he's the most realistic depiction of a teenager, and being his age at the time of Civil War myself, I could relate to him more than the other 2.
Ironic how this is the last review I'll be watching before seeing No Way Home in less than 24 hours, I'll definitely have to watch Far From Home again myself though
This is the way.
I think the whole recklessness and Peter wanting to drop out of school seems like something a kid at his age with powers would be like especially after teaming with the avengers, it’s his own over reliance on the tech that’ll make his journey once losing the tech at some point
Exactly. Especially after Iron-Man himself requests you to help him in Civil War, Peter acts exactly like a teenage kid who just won the lottery would act. School doesn't seem important, especially compared with helping the Avengers (hence why he keeps asking Stark to help with a serious mission).
On top of that, it fits perfectly in line with the other Spider-Man movies where Peter has to learn there's more to life/being a hero than just beating up a super villain. By the end of the film, he not only learns & grows from the experience, he turns down an official offer to become a full-time Avenger. I don't understand how the video says that "doesn't feel like a Peter Parker thing," when all versions of Peter start getting a big head & overlook more humble things.
Peter being a bully isn't his usual thing, just as him treating his family or romantic interests like s*** isn't a usual thing... but he still did it, he still lost sight of what was important, and he had to get slapped back down to earth to realize he was in the wrong. This is the YOUNGEST version of Spider-Man Peter Parker we've had, so it makes even more sense he'd be less mature & have less foresight.
“Chris, this is the 5th time you’ve brought a SpiderMan Movie Review to show and tell”
😂😂😂
Just finished watching your Amazing Spider man 2 review, keep these reviews coming!
Tom Holland is my fav Spiderman even though I grew up and watched Tobey Maguire, and I also like Andrew too. But y'all gotta realize Tom gets so much hate for no reason, Peter is still a highschool kid who still trying figure out the Superhero thing.
Watching him grow and making mistakes is what makes a young Superhero great. After Peter meets Tobey and Andrew in No Way Home, I feel like he'll actually take some knowledge from them and turn into a mature version of Spiderman.
REMINDER HE'S STILL A HIGHSCHOOL KID, A TEENAGER which means Peter finna do dumb stupid shit and mess up. Toms Spiderman gets way too much hate and it really bothers me
Yeah man everyone expects him to be experienced and mature already, they need to realise that MCU moves in a slow pace as they wait for each project to slowly push forward the overall narrative. Plus the blip happened so even tho the year is 2024, tom Holland is still the same aged kid as he was in 2019
@@JoePizzeria007 Tom Holland had potential in the beginning, really had! but in the end of Homecoming and half and end of avengers movies changed that, and made go down hill in Far From Home. I remember how civil war and homecoming were great because he was just a kid, and homecoming having vulture and the theme of being inrresponsible by your own gains and in the ending him being just a kid with 14-15 doing a little to help others and don't destroyng or having credit for in the end of the movie because of his journey, for me homecoming is in my top 5 Spider-Man movies because of this. But after avengers movies, far from Home really made him mediocre, he was 16-17 he's not anymore a kid, and the writing of that movie literally is just all the bad things about mcu formula and all the iron man thing happening at the same time, the Spider-Man isn't even a character in this movie, in homecoming he was, but here just doesn't have his direction, one time it's romance or vacation about college in europe about nothing! Literally! It's one hour and half about cringe jokes and bad dialogue and in the midle have a bad screenplay with Stark legacy, Mysterio, avengers and shield all together, that's literally the worst thing to happen in a movie, too much things going on, or worst, some desnecessary things on to make worse instead of continue the set up of homecoming. Hope No way home made him better, but what i can see i don't know, he's the worst parts of inrresponsability from far from home and homecoming, he Didn't growed, and he is 17-18, Tobey Maguire version in Spider-Man 1 was 17-18 and literally was a hero Class-S, same with Andrew in Tasm 1 with 17, they're literally saved NY City, i undestand he Didn't need to be the badass responsible in civil war and homecoming because he only was 14-15 years old, but comparing him youngerself in that era than what we have now, with him being 17 and almost with 18, he feels more inrresponsible than before were he was responsible, my god even in avengers movies he was the best, that's say a lot because Russo's Brothers knew how to make the character, but Jon Watts movies, well some ideas Speacially homecoming works, but mostly are not Spider-Man, that's shows how much writing is important even if your character is one of the most famous one.
@@cauaviniciusguedes2004 Between Homecoming and Infinity War, only a few months seemed to have happened. Then he was dusted. He came back in Endgame and then Far From Home happened. And No Way Home picks exactly where FFW left. So I don't think he's as old as you think, is he?
The thing I appreciate about this video is that you really keyed in on the problems I have with a lot of complaints about Tom Holland and the MCU Spider-Man. It seems like a lot of people don't "get/care for/understand" the CHARACTER of Peter Parker/Spider-Man, they just jerk it to the Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield MOVIES but the actual character of SM they don't give a s### about. They don't care about story, structure, story arcs, character arcs, development or anything. Over the years, arguing with them, it got to the point where I started to hate Tobey and started to resent SM2 being my favorite Spider-Man movie.
Appreciate all the fun videos you’ve been posting Chris, can’t wait to see your No way home reaction and breakdown videos soon :)
I love all of the live action iterations of spider man but Tom Holland's spider-man is my favorite. Can't wait for No Way Home!
I remember seeing this in cinema, a great experience, I loved that shocker was in it, he is my favourite especially from the 90s.
It was awesome he was in it!
@@3CFilms wish shocker had his comic suit tho its dope
I been looking forward to you doing this review, your reviews are great all of us appreciate all the hard work and research you put into doing your reviews. We love ya Chris! Keep up the great work bro 👍
I will always be conflicted when the topic of favorite Spider-Man comes up because I will never completely love or hate each live action version of Spider-Man. Tobey, Andrew, and Tom have each brought their own unique version of one of my favorite superhero to the big screen. I can’t pick a favorite….EVER……and I’m perfectly fine with that and will say I’m a Spider-Man fan and I love every version of the character. Each actor to me is Spider-Man in their own way which makes a live action spiderverse for these 3 characters perfect and needs to be a common thing for future installments. “With Great Power, comes Great Responsibility.” Who am I? I’m a Spider-Man fan 😁👍🏼
i dont really like andrew’s but they other two are 🤩
@@Vlad07-z8h that is definitely your opinion. I will not fault you for that. I will say that Andrew had some really good spidey quips and TASM 2 suit is (chefs kiss) 👌🏼
In Civil War, Tom's Spiderman was the best in those scenes. He felt more like Spiderman.
probab;y because the russo brothers directed civil war. I also liked him in the avengers movies because he was more spiderman like. but his solo movies where by john watts
I remember my sister telling me how Spider-Man was in civil war as she saw some trailer on tv, and I couldn’t believe her until I saw. It got me so excited.
I think that Tom Holland Spider-Man is more believable of a character because the cast are actual teens
I mean non of the cast were teens but ok….
@@Ransompie1 pretty close. While making the movie, Tom Holland was 19/20
@@jacksongrant2911 that was for civil war, but yeah I guess he’s right
MCU Spiderman will always be my favorite. It’s the only version where a 30 year old dude isn’t playing a teenager, and actually acts like a teenager. Of course he has technology of Stark. In the 2nd avengers he admits to making everyones suits.
Tobey Maguire was 26 playing a 18 yr old, Tom Holland is 25 playing a 17 yr old.
@@alibilgrami3246 when homecoming came out , he was only 19
And btw right now he is 16 in the movies not 17
@@adithyahelps7720 and he actually resembles a teenager, whereas Tobey and Andrew looked far too old. Flash Thompson was looking like some guy that would get the cops called on him if he was in high school.
I love this version of Spider-Man. It’s awesome to see him in a universe with other superheroes just like in the Marvel Comic Books
Honestly, you've mentioned a lot of stuff I've never noticed about this version of Spider-man, and agree with all of it. Lol
Honestly, I'm fine with the tech stuff because I think it works for the Spider-Man they've created here. Personally, I agree with you he doesn't need all off the bells and whistles, I don't find myself hating them either.
But I completely understand where you're coming from and honestly I'm just happy you found enjoyment after the first half of the film.
i honestly like how the tech in his suit wasnt working the way he wanted it to for the first part. however, i feel like they should have leaned towards that more as another reason to make him realize that doing things on his own is the better way to go. maybe during the boat sequence, all of his advanced webbing was starting to mess up so he had to resort to strategizing properly instead
I saw this movie with my nephews and they absolutely loved it. It was their first time seeing a Spiderman movie and I myself was blown away by Michael Keaton as Vulture and Tom Holland as Spiderman. It definitely felt like a John Hughes movie.
I love that you make these reviews because you just nailed why the movie is not too good but not too bad either for some people. I like how Peter learns to be responsible and wreckless and all, but there also seem to be several scenes where he just gets away with it. Definitely liked the rest of the movie after he lost the Stark suit but overall it's just an ayt movie to me. Tom Holland is an amazing Peter Parker/Spider-Man though.
9:10 3C not liking the ramones gave me an heart attack
Bro when I hear that spiderman was going to be in the MCU all my comical dreams has came true
SAME!!
@@3CFilms can't wait for your Spiderman far from home review
I'm rewatching the homecoming duology so I'll be prepared for No Way Home this weekend.
i absolutely love tom holland's spiderman, he really captures the childishness and humour of the character. now that his first trilogy is done, i really think he will turn out as the best spiderman yet. hes proved his worthiness by going head to head with many of spiderman's greatest foes in just 3 movies and now has room for lesser-known, more unique villains. tom's new suit is by far my favourite, he combined both andrews and tobey's designs with his own with tobeys spider-logo and andrews silky suit look and sharp colours. tom is the perfect age for peters character. the soundtrack for homecoming is almost perfect. spiderman is really shown as a 'friendly neighbourhood spiderman' in homecoming. tom holland is the best spiderman adaptation (imo)
I actually liked Homecoming and was happy not to get a third orgin story. Also the reveal of Keaton as the father of Peter's date was awesome! Not a huge fan of Far From Home simply because of how easily Peter is duped (or just his stupidity) by Mysterio. However, I really enjoyed No Way Home. It is not a perfect film, but atleast, for the most part, it's very good.
I’ve been waiting so long for this this is my 3rd favorite Spider-Man movie with 1st: Spider-Man 2 and 2nd: TASM 1
Love how I agree and disagree with you videos. They make me laugh, your awesome!! Stay bless my guy!
This is a funny intro and Spider-Man getting into The ECU is Wonderful and Spider-Man Homecoming is Special and Tom Holland is The Best Spider-Man so this is a Great Review and I'm excited to see The Last Review of Spider-Man Far from Home!🕷✌❤😁🌠
I lost in with bully maguire during the penis Parker chant lmao
The reasons they are so heavy with using the ramones music in this series is because the ramones did a cover of Spider-Man’s classic theme back in the day, idk for sure if that’s why but it’s my best guess, I personally love the inclusion of their music tho, mosy cuz they one of my favorite bands lol, keep up the great work tho 3C!
Everything is this review is so valid Chris. I don't agree with you on all of it but I totally see and understand your criticism. I gotta ask why don't you like the use of Blitzkrieg Bop in the montage? It was by the Ramones who were from Forest Hills Queens and the lead singer Joey was a big Spiderman fan going as far as to cover the 60s cartoon theme.
Love the channel and congrats on getting that early screening of No Way Home. I hope it's spectacular
3C Films: One of the last Spider-Man to feature Stan Lee for a cameo.
Spider-Verse: Am I a joke to you?!
Key words “one of” lol didn’t say it is the last just one of the last.. because of into spider verse!
@@3CFilms Thank you for the clarification. 😅 And OMG! You talked to me!!! 🤩
@@Channelisdone20 thanks for watching and being a fan🙏🏻
Let's just get it out the way, all 3 spidermen are amazing. Tom Holland is perfectly cast as the MCU spiderman, he bounces of the other avengers with charisma and they've done him perfectly by slowly making him become his own hero without having to rely on the bigger figures, which i think will be the main focus of no way home.. with great power comes great responsibility and he's gonna learn that in this movie trust
Agreed
My problem with the movie is not that version of spider-man but the director of the movie.
I got one request, every now and then can you bring the Bully memes back lol! The Spidey intros are gunna be the thing I miss the most after the movie comes out lol!
I’m just gonna take a moment to appreciate for him keeping us up to date with the nwh news and even movie news like reboots and new movies that are coming out. It’s been a heck of a journey Chris and soon we’ll finally get to watch no way home and see the best movie of the year 🕸🕷🕷🕷🍿
Love these reviews Cris! I’ve got my tickets to nwh this Friday 💪🏽
I don’t know, I personally never got the argument that Spidey villains felt like Ironman villians. Like yeah Ironman’s the what lead Vulture on his path, but I feel that Vulture was more a creation of just the upper class screwing over the lower class. Plus, I feel like it ignores just the personal interactions between Peter and the vulture and the parallels between them as lower class people. Like in Vultures speech, he doesn’t really mention Tony specifically and how he got screwed over. He was constantly using they, and lumping the upper class together in how they screwed him over. I feel like it would be like saying Green Goblin is villain of the Oscorp company board, and ignoring the him and Peter’s interactions.
Love this movie… Vulture was a proper villain and Holland is my fave Spidey🐐🔥
The first time I watched this movie I enjoyed the hell out of it! The second time I rewatched it a few months ago. I was beyond getting annoyed that his suit would do everything for him. 😓
That's the point of the film though. All through it, Peter beleives he is only special because of the suit, but when he is at his weakest and stuck under the rubble, he can't and doesn't rely on Stark tech, he relies on himself, and that is what saves him. Therefore, in the end when he is offered a literal iron man suit, he leaves it as that is not what makes him special, being the simple friendly neighbourhood spiderman is what makes him special. Tony excepts this, and when he give the red and blue suit back, Peter no longer uses all the fancy gadgets, he just rely on himself and webs. And you can tell this as Karen Is never used again after Homecoming. He only takes the iron spider suit at the very last moment as to be fair on him, he did go to space to fight an alien with the power of the universe.
17:19 could be a future reference to when Doc Ock will use barrels on Peter in No Way Home but who knows.
Congratulations on 400k Chris
Little known fact: The "Tech Suit" was actually stripped of the A.I. and advanced webbing at the end of "Homecoming"; Giacchino's score "No Frills Proto Cool" actually confirms that- they probably should've mentioned that instead of subtly hinting towards it. It also explains why Karen didn't show up in "Infinity War".
All around I actually think "Homecoming" is a perfect movie- it does so much right from a storytelling standpoint and it actually gives us the continuation of Spider-Man's "Civil War" arc: from humble in "Civil War" to being spoiled in "Homecoming" and then fully emerging as Spider-Man in the end. I've always liked describing "Homecoming" as Peter's journey from Spider-Boy to Spider-Man- that's just my opinion though.
Far From Home on the other hand I just cannot get behind- it was a major step down from this movie. Anyway, I've been loving your reviews so far and I can't wait to watch your FFH recap. Hope you enjoy watching NWH tomorrow.
Far from home gets unnecessary hate
I think people just watch those TH-cam videos about it and absorb some aspects of their opinions and then they grow biased toward hating the movie
I actually preferred it to homecoming -
A breath of fresh air after endgame
Either way I respect your opinion
@@channelname4331 Well the action sequences, cinematography and score are all better in FFH- so I can see why some people prefer that movie...
In endgame, Spidey says "Karen, activate instant kill!". So the AI was there in endgame.
@@MeltedToast84 That's the Iron-Spider. Also, he just says "Activate Instant Kill", which is weird, because the suit has a neurological link with him- I guess they just wanted the audience to know what was happening.
@@channelname4331 Honestly Far from home is like Batman and Robin. Not that it sucks, I personally enjoyed it, but that people started to see the mistake or wrongs in the series as a whole. Oh ned was annoying, Peter relying on everyone else for no reason, unneseray plot about tony stark, etc, were just things people are now noticing. Its bad or good as Spiderman Homecoming, up to you to choose.
People have a tendency to root for the underdog & hate on what's popular, especially on the internet. There's also a huge trend of revisionist history & claiming a bunch of bad films are actually pretty good! People that say Spider-Man in the MCU is a bad thing or act like Holland's portrayal has been some horrid thing are just trying to spin the narrative.
It's fine having different opinions, but it's the trendy hyperbole that's obnoxious. "Worst thing ever!" or "Complete garbage!" or "Sucks - 0/10!" while simultaneously propping up TASM 2 or Spider-Man 3? Sure...those are the people who tell everyone Phantom Menace/Attack of the Clones or The Matrix Sequels are actually good films -_-
Holy jesus motherfuckin christ a person that knows how to differentiate between a movie that he likes and a good movie AND at the same time someone who knows that the prequels and the matrix sequels are garbage? Am I in heaven?
Just rewatched this today the movie was pretty good vulture was a great villain and Michael Keaton played him perfectly. Tom did a good job playing Spider-Man in the movie the scene were he was lifting the rubble was a great scene, great acting by Tom in that scene. The only bad thing from the movie is them covering the suit with CGI, the suit was good aside from the CGI covering it.
In the comic were everyone was old dock returned to evil after retirement to Mary aunt may. The comics are crazy!
Love the intro
I love that your going through all the movies before NWH release, luckily for me I get to see it in 2 days, 4:30 on the 15. Since I live in the uk.
I can still here Blitzkrieg Bop every time I think of Tom Holland's Spider-Man!
I’m gonna honest I really didn’t like Homecoming I personally only liked Michael Keaton’s Vulture and that’s about it. Just didn’t work for me and I’d rather watch TASM 2 then this
Man every single intro he does it amazing it’s laughable
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Marvel did change Spider-Man a lot but I really like this because it felt really fresh so it’s not like I know exactly what’s going to happen with is origin, so because of this I loved the movie and the new take on characters, even though the movie still has some flaws it’s still a good movie
Honestly I feel like the mcu did a good, what if spider man was in the real world type of thing. It really shows how a modern day teen would act if they received spider powers. They would act reckless, selfish, and try to gain attention from their piers while at the same time they are awkward and have a hard time doing that. I also think that the stark suit is the most realistic since obviously a regular teenage kid from queens does not have the type of money to buy or make a real life spider man suit like that. Tom is not quite the best spidey (none of them really are) but he is my favorite and I can’t wait for what the future holds.
Only thing i don’t like about toms Spiderman universe is how heavily involved iron man is , both villains were created because of iron man which gave me mixed villains but he practically replaced uncle ben which got me a bit annoyed but i love the films
Petition to get the writers who worked on Civil War to work on the Future Spider-Man Films?
For some reason, Peter is somehow written SO MUCH better in Civil War, than in his solo movie, hell--he even LOOKS better in Civil War too!
The russos knows how to use him properly, i think. Even the swinging in infinity war was great Just few seconds but still great
Vulture is such an underrated villain
I've grew up a huge spiderman fan. Reason why I love comics and marvel. And I loved the Tobey films. And when the reboot came out I was just a kid so I always take favorites and choose the Andrew films but all films were great in my opinion. Highs and lows for each series but hey who doesn't make mistakes
Hey you said you don't like the Ramones song choice. The Ramones are from forest hills queens, same town Peter Parker is from. He was swinging around Forest Hills being a friendly neighborhood spiderman, the Ramones song being used in that sequence is PERFECT. Apart from that Chris, I totally agree with your assessment...
Me and my best friend just sat down yesterday to watch this movie, we actually had a great time with this movie
Tobey is my favorite, but I like how Tom Holland’s actor actually looks of age as if Spider-Man would if he was in high school
Idk about you but I love the music they chose, love the vibes I get from this movie. I honestly like it just a bit more than FFH because something about spiderman learning big things in a film makes me enjoy it so much. Also just watching it without the mindset of comparing it to other Spiderman films, I thought this film was fantastic as a whole.
2:19- We need Chris to replace Vulture in the MCU if he get's stuck in the Sonyverse.
20:57 I remember being in the theater seeing this with one of my friends and us just looking at each other with our jaws dropped
This was the first Spider-Man movie I saw in theaters, and it blew me away. I remember my dad, a huge Spider-Man fan, being so hyped and even changing his desktop background to the shot of Spider-Man holding Captain America’s shield in Civil War.
At the time, I thought this movie was basically perfect, but since then, I’ve gone back and watched the older Spider-Man movies, and I’m willing to admit the Homecoming doesn’t do a perfect job of portraying Peter Parker.
My two biggest gripes with the movie are both pretty minor. The first one is that at the beginning, the flash-forward says “8 years later.” It should say 5 years later. The Battle of New York in The Avengers took place in 2012, and Spider-Man Homecoming takes place in 2017. It’s 5 years later.
The second gripe is, in the scene where Peter is crushed by rubble and looking at his reflection in the water, they just had to ruin a perfect moment of non-vocal storytelling by inserting an echo of Tony Stark saying “If you’re nothing without the suit, then you shouldn’t have it.” It would’ve been a better scene without that. I would’ve gotten the message if they didn’t have that, what with the mask in the water being overlapped with Peter’s face and all. The symbolism was enough to get the point across.
Apart from that, this movie is really good. I don’t even mind the whole high-tech “Iron Man Jr.” thing, as it was my first experience with a live action Spider-Man so I didn’t know anything else.
That intro Cris 😂 keep up the hilarious work!
I would had liked it if they had put Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man into the MCU, but I also like Tom Holland’s version of Spider-Man. I also like that they finally introduce the Shocker in Spider-Man Homecoming, but they should’ve gave him more screen time and a few more fights with Spider-Man.
Ya dey really squandered da potential for Shocker & Scorpion playing bigger roles in these films.
Tom Holland being Iron Man Jr is a DUMB idea, but I like how Vulture was a Stark worker turned villain.
It *Iron-boy jr.
skinny Chris, modern day Chris, we love all forms of Chris
The Ramones did a cover of the Spider-Man theme, probably why we have blitzkreg bop.
Him being the only hero in a movie is a stupid reason to dislike MCU Spiderman... there's always been hints of other heroes in the other movies, easter eggs n what not, and on top of this in the source material Spider-man is in a universe that has an almost endless amount of other heroes.
Having the characters connected to other stories such as the vulcher also isn't a bad thing, this gives the overall story some very easy depth as it has so much to use and we're all already aware of, its easy world building and its easy character development meaning they can build upon this easy set up and have more time to do these characters real justice without having an hour of backstory before the movie kicks in.
That intro was clevver! GG Cris ....
Well said honestly overall great movie beginning had a awkward start but saved itself at the end. Looking back wish they would have made TAS 3 just to see what the vulture could have been in that one but I am glad we have Tom playing Spider-Man now he's probably the best over all even if I think Andrew was the best Spider-Man and Toby was the best Peter Parker Tom Holland so far has been the best of both. Loving the reviews Chris can't wait until the next one!!
I love Homecoming, it's my fifth or sixth favorite Spider-Man movie, Tom Holland had potential in the beginning, really had! but in the end of Homecoming and half and end of avengers movies changed that, and made go down hill in Far From Home. I remember how civil war and homecoming were great because he was just a kid, and homecoming having vulture and the theme of being inrresponsible by your own gains and in the ending him being just a kid with 14-15 doing a little to help others and don't destroyng or having credit for in the end of the movie because of his journey, for me homecoming is in my top 5 Spider-Man movies because of this. But after avengers movies, far from Home really made him mediocre, he was 16-17 he's not anymore a kid, and the writing of that movie literally is just all the bad things about mcu formula and all the iron man thing happening at the same time, the Spider-Man isn't even a character in this movie, in homecoming he was, but here just doesn't have his direction, one time it's romance or vacation about college in europe about nothing! Literally! It's one hour and half about cringe jokes and bad dialogue and in the midle have a bad screenplay with Stark legacy, Mysterio, avengers and shield all together, that's literally the worst thing to happen in a movie, too much things going on, or worst, some desnecessary things on to make worse instead of continue the set up of homecoming. Hope No way home made him better, but what i can see i don't know, he's the worst parts of inrresponsability from far from home and homecoming, he Didn't growed, and he is 17-18, Tobey Maguire version in Spider-Man 1 was 17-18 and literally was a hero Class-S, same with Andrew in Tasm 1 with 17, they're literally saved NY City, i undestand he Didn't need to be the badass responsible in civil war and homecoming because he only was 14-15 years old, but comparing him youngerself in that era than what we have now, with him being 17 and almost with 18, he feels more inrresponsible than before were he was responsible, my god even in avengers movies he was the best, that's say a lot because Russo's Brothers knew how to make the character, but Jon Watts movies, well some ideas Speacially homecoming works, but mostly are not Spider-Man, that's shows how much writing is important even if your character is one of the most famous one.
Keep it up on your work and this channel
Hey 3C, you probably don't remember but a few times when I commented on your videos you actually replied and hearted it. It made my day to have my favourite youtuber who shares my love for movies and Spiderman actually reply to me. I am so excited for Spiderman No Way Home and it would make my day (and year) if you would pick me as one of the people that get a ticket to go see the movie. I have a family of 5, so it cost quite a bit to go to the movies so every little bit helps. I am going to copy and paste this rather than retyping my comment on your videos. I hope you don't mind. Keep up the good work :)
In my opinion, i wasn’t a fan of the ending with Spider-Man getting that stark suit back. So back when I had been watching it in theatres, I felt that a better ending would have been that Peter and Tony never talked again after getting the suit taken in that movie and so Peter would never get the option of that god awful iron spider suit. And just before we see the credits roll, we watch as Peter is making his own variation of the classic spidey suit without all the tech and get a final shot of the suit, and aunt may never finds out or anything like that.
this honestly my second favorite Spider Man movie next to obviously Spider Man 2 I love Zendaya as MJ/Michelle and all the characters feel real they have great chemestry with one another my personal favorite being Peter's realationship with that one cashier guy I forgot his name and the plot twist I think is very good
I can’t wait to hear you talk about that freaking Iron Spider suit
Always a pleasure to see you've uploaded a video
My man back with another awesome video 😊
I've watched only four Spider-Man movies in theaters, but I really enjoyed watching Homecoming. Then I was in Spider-Man heaven when I watched Spider-Verse.
Been waiting for this video to come up
To think after Batman, Birdman, and the Vulture, Michael Keaton likes playing winged characters.
Should've been Falcon