edi-moldovan
Joined Nov 2012
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So for context I did watch many Marvel Movies out of succession, which means I saw all Avengers Movies and even the next Spider-Man before this one. And that means, you guessed it: I was already 100% sold on Tom Holland.
I actually very much enjoyed Tobey Maguire and even Andrew Garfields Version of Spider-Man. They all brought him to life in their own way and got many parts right but I just love the energy that Tom Holland brings to these movies. He is so inquisitive, nerdy yet polite and pretty much a regular teenager that tries the best he can. He is indeed jumpy and that's what I hear people complain about him but for me it's his positive aura and outlook on things even if he overdoes it.
To his defense: He was called to one of the coolest battles with Iron Man against Captain America and between the other avengers who wouldn't be dissapointed if that was already it. So of course he tries everything he can to get back into the more exciting stuff but still he gives his best to help out where he can being the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
There are some heartfelt moments too, quite a lot actually and the bad guy is actually just a pretty regular guy who felt betrayed by the big shots and tries to fly under the radar doing the best he can to keep him and his workers employed. Vulture rocks and his actor is a great asset and his scenes together with Spider-Man towards the end are awesome. I don't wanna spoil anything but the "car-szene" is just extremely intense so props for that.
To summarize I feel that this was the perfect starting and groing point for the new Spider-Man story after the origin. Yeah it's a little heavy on the tech but in a world where you got Tony Stark creating crazy stuff left, right and center who wouldn't wanna little help starting off ?
I actually very much enjoyed Tobey Maguire and even Andrew Garfields Version of Spider-Man. They all brought him to life in their own way and got many parts right but I just love the energy that Tom Holland brings to these movies. He is so inquisitive, nerdy yet polite and pretty much a regular teenager that tries the best he can. He is indeed jumpy and that's what I hear people complain about him but for me it's his positive aura and outlook on things even if he overdoes it.
To his defense: He was called to one of the coolest battles with Iron Man against Captain America and between the other avengers who wouldn't be dissapointed if that was already it. So of course he tries everything he can to get back into the more exciting stuff but still he gives his best to help out where he can being the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
There are some heartfelt moments too, quite a lot actually and the bad guy is actually just a pretty regular guy who felt betrayed by the big shots and tries to fly under the radar doing the best he can to keep him and his workers employed. Vulture rocks and his actor is a great asset and his scenes together with Spider-Man towards the end are awesome. I don't wanna spoil anything but the "car-szene" is just extremely intense so props for that.
To summarize I feel that this was the perfect starting and groing point for the new Spider-Man story after the origin. Yeah it's a little heavy on the tech but in a world where you got Tony Stark creating crazy stuff left, right and center who wouldn't wanna little help starting off ?