Spider-Man: Homecoming (July 7, 2017) Movie • Page 74

I was really surprised too. I love Spider-Man, he's the only superhero I'm interested in really, and I'm not a big comic book reader anymore. I could care less if the movie is faithful to the source material. I was just looking at this as a story in a vacuum really and it worked so well. Because I'm not really a fanboy, I wasn't going to try to love the movie if I didn't, you know? But it turns out I didn't need to try. Glad you weren't disappointed man, that's awesome

 

I plan on seeing it a 3rd time this weekend. It's so good.

 

With Apes out this weekend, be curious to see what the legs on this one look like.

 

Can't wait to see that again.

 

I don't expect Spider-Man to have legs as good as Wonder Woman solely because of Apes and Dunkirk being released so soon.

 

I really want to see this again. Tons of fun. The more time has gone since seeing it, the more I just want to pop back in. Been a stressful week at work so it will be a good escape for the weekend.

 

I want the sequel already!

 

Seeing this tonight. I can't remember the last time I had options for movies to see.....theater on my block is playing this, Big Sick, Baby Driver and War of the Planet of the Apes. Couldn't go wrong with any of those choices.

 

The Baby Driver hype has me intrigued, a buddy of mine has seen it three times now and he's a tough sell with movies

 

I honestly really loved this, easily the best Spider-Man movie.

 

Just got home from this. I loved it, but the other 2 people I was with hated it. Which is weird cuz I hate all marvel movies and they love them.

 

My honest complaints on the movie tho:
1. The timeline doesn't make sense with the established events in the MCU, especially with Civil War happening before.
2. The Shocker was kinda lame.
3. The bit with Peter rising out of the rubble was really cheesy.
4. Not enough Donald Glover.

 

Besides the dual reflection and the line of voiceover, I thought that scene worked really well. Tom really sold it

 

If Tobey Maguire did that bit, I would of been howling with laughter.

 

Yeah because he would have looked like this while he did it:

 

Expecting a 60% drop this weekend, but it's going up against War of the Apes so it's not surprising.

 

Dude the rubble part was one of my favorite parts. I straight up had chills.

 

Just watched it.

Very good.

Love all the shots in Queens, especially Sunnyside.

Every time I'm there they keep trying to convince me to move back.

 

Same here! I love early on in the movie he's web slinging in Astoria around the corner from where I used to live. I liked how they incorporated every borough into the film (while the story never takes place in the Bronx, the high school he goes to is actually shot at Bronx Science high school)

 

Good ol' Bronx Sci. Where the smart kids go.

 

Honestly wonder how this movie's gonna end up and what Marvel/Sony consider a success. I know the whole film budget, multiple x2 to factor in advertising is considered breaking even, but, what are they gonna consider a success here?

 

Thought I'd post this here since a lot of people though Spidey didn't have Spider-Sense.

www.ign.com/articles/2017/07/15/avengers-infinity-war-trailer-shows-spider-mans-spidey-sense

 

Just saw the film, very enjoyable!

 

Just got out. The John Hughes type of stuff was great, the actual Spider-Man stuff..... not so much for me. I hated that he was basically Iron Man.