What did you think the new Spider-man?

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I'm going to ignore it, and continue to read comics

Mysterio is best husbando.

They're still making him Iron Man Jr, which I'm not thrilled about. He did at least finally get to make his own costume, even if it was using Stark tech to do it. Also a nice nod to the Noir outfit, and very happy to see J.K. Simmons as Jameson again even if it was just a cameo.

As for the main plot, I thought it was a great use of Mysterio even if the plot did basically revolve around Iron Man. The EDITH acronym was a bit too much, though.

Fantastic, see it for yourself though. No matter how good something is a large number of people on co will despise it because Iron Man has had an effect on Peter's life. Mysterio was amazing, loved how they handled the illusions. Spider-Man 2 is a good movie, but I think this is a better Spider-Man movie. Might be the fanboy hype talking though.

Retard. Spider-Man 2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> FFH.

>Spideymyn
>No Unca Bon
>These niggers actually give me Uncle Tony instead
>Spiderman continue to mooch off Tony
>Still use super advanced suit right off the bat

Why even bother to sling web at this point. Just attach rocket boots to your feet and repulsor to your hand

I never understood why people were so butthurt about Peter's relationship with Stark. I think it's a fairly natural way to bring Peter into the MCU. This felt like the peak of Peter's coming to age story and I think his connection to Tony makes him a better character especially if the whole next generations of events (at least on Earth) have him in the center. Tony helping Peter is pretty much over, at this point.

TLDR: A poor kid from Queens not being able to make a super suit without someone supplying materials and forming an actual connection with existing characters isn't that big of a deal yall.

Have you even see the movie dude? It's okay for change to happen old man. I didn't even say Spider-Man 2 was bad.

Mysterio was handled fantastically. His illusion scenes in the warehouse were absolute comic book kino.

Fuck off retard. Spider-Man 2 will always be the best Spider-Man movie. FFH is a great Iron Man Jr. movie.

Best adaption of a Spider-Man villain. Sorry I like Doc Ock in 2 but I'm not sure if I say it's the best adaption.

So you didn't see it. Lol You can't say Mysterio wasn't kino

I liked it a lot. Mysterio was done so well, his illusion fight was amazing.

Spider Sense scene was probably the greatest Spider-Man scene ever.

My favorite line was 100% “because that’s the kinda shit people will believe nowadays!”

I liked it quite a bit. It did a few random call backs, but aside from the random flashbacks, they didn’t break their arm jerking themselves off like they did with Endgame.

The EDITH acronym was perfect.

I liked it, my only problems were that the web swinging continues to be so fucking boring in and Mysterio needed to have his bowl head on for more than just a few miniutes too.

Other than that it was fine.

>Might be the fanboy hype talking though.
It might be, I still recall thinking Avengers was really good and seeing even in Yea Forums how everyone thought Avengers was the bestest thing ever and how good of a movie it was and looking back it's pretty formulaic and pretty dated. It's OK but it's not as great as I remembered and I get the feeling my feelings about this movie might chance in the future as well once the hype dies.

>Mystery is the best thing in Far From Home

everything else is a disaster

>Romance created by nickelodeon writers 1
From one minute to the other Peter is in love with Michele
Where did that come from?
Michele changed his personality in this movie completely
She is literally another character


>Romance created by nickelodeon writers 2
Aunt May and Hogan
Cringe as fuck

>Romance created by nickelodeon writers 3
Ned and Brant
What the fuck?

Spider-Holland
We have the dumbest, most innocent super hero of all time
And always takes the mask without any motive, even in a public place surrounded by dozens of cameras

And now I understand why Samuel L. Jackson whant to leave the MCU
Nick Fury became a joke in this movie worse than in Captain Marvel

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Fury being a bit off made sense though, seeing as it wasn’t Fury.

>butthurt about Peter's relationship with Stark
Not even what I said. I said they're telling the Spider-Man story like an Iron Man story, all the way down to the villain's motive being a grudge against Stark and the scene of Happy looking at Tom Holland doing his best RDJ impression when designing a new suit on one of Tony's machines. The "Even Dead I'm The Hero" line spells it out perfectly clearly: this is an Iron Man movie guest-starring Spider-Man.

Spider Man?, You mean Iron Boy?

>TLDR: A poor kid from Queens
He didn't look poor to me if anything he looked pretty high middle class with a nice apartment and Aunt May seemed to be taking care of him well enough that he didn't need to get a job. But not like it matters since ever since Tony took notice of him he was set for life financially and doesn't have to deal with classic Spidey being poor shit (Parker luck is still in effect though).

>And now I understand why Samuel L. Jackson whant to leave the MCU
I wouldn't be surprised. In a fan Q&A he did for the movie Glass, he seemed fed up with the MCU related questions and people constantly quoting Fury and dumb MCU memes. At one point he has enough and says to the MCufags "You have to get past the Avengers and Marvel shit at some point ok? Other fucking people make movies".

>expected/got picture with more than one image in each
not even Yea Forums would accept this

>no uncle ben
>spider-man with no hyphen
absolutely disgusting

Somebody explain to me what the fuck is the "what i expected" part supposed to mean,