Review of Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) by Maciek W — 16 Sep 2017

Spider-Man: Homecoming is about a boy named Peter Parker who has the ability to climb up walls, and to sense a fly buzzing from two blocks away, and for comic book fans, we all know what this is about.

Spider-Man: Homecoming doesn't explore the origins o Spider-Man, but it more or less shows Peter Parker growing and maturing into an adult, and someone with the discipline to use his powers wisely.

For me Spider-Man has always been a big part of my childhood, I grew up loving the Toby Maguire movies, yes even three, and I also loved the animated series. When the Andrew Garfield renditions came out I loved them too.

So I was a bit hesitant going into this movie, I tried not to have too high expectations, as not to be let down if it was lackluster, now I can assure you, it was not lackluster in the slightest. This is my favorite take on Spider-Man yet, with solid performances from everyone, a great and emotional plot, and crazy stupid fun action from start to finish.

Spider-Man: Homecoming is a great movie for comic book fans and avid film-goers alike. Even to the everyday person who doesn't get into movies much I think will enjoy this. For me this movie just took everything from all the Spider-Man movies that I loved and though was perfect, and meshed it all together.

It was a fun blast from start to finish and I highly recommend seeing it.