Review of Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) by Creeper3455 — 06 Jul 2017

After his 'Amazing' debut in Captain America Civil War,Spider-Man's legacy in the MCU wasn't over yet with Spider-Man Homecoming,a movie that Sony (luckily enough) didn't put their hands on for too much after the atrocities that were 'Spider-Man 3' and 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'. So how's this new reboot? Well,let's just say that it's a "What if Spider-Man ('02) got weirdly married with Home Alone?" and there you have it:"Spider-Man Homecoming". Sounds interestingly cool,right? I mean,the well-done story and visual effects and,of course,the magnificent score by Michael Giacchino CAN make this movie work...But it has some flaws. First off I didn't find nothing boring in the 3rd act (like some critics are saying),but I had some issues with the story. This is a story about having your normal high school life while being your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man at the same time. A story that,of course,has subplots,that are mixed with the story in a decent way. Movies like 'The LEGO Batman Movie'did very well in mixing the subplots in such an understandable way,but in this one it's just fine,noting new or bad,not even something interesting. The rest was great. Tom Holland portrays both Spider-Man and Peter Parker in a great way,and RDJ's just there only for some exposition because of Avengers Infinity War (i guess...),and there's nothing to say about Michael Keaton as The Vulture,he was just plain fantastic. In the end,if you were annoyed by 'The Amazing Spider-Man',then maybe Spider-Man Homecoming will resolve your problems. It's a lighthearted comedy with great performances,stylish visual effects,magnificent music,some lovable action and the same old fun you'll have from a Spider-Man movie.

(SPOILERS) And the last end credits sequence? A better troll than Harambe and We Are Number One.