



Recommended
Verified
Well, that was fun! I had my reservations about Tom Holland being Spider-man prior to the movie but came out thinking he was the right pick as Peter Parker. The movie captures more of the comic book-esque feeling and of course having Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark puts the cherry on top. This movie just makes me anticipate whats to come for Peter Parker/Spider-man as well as what his role will be in the next Avengers movie!




Recommended
Verified
Best Spiderman movie so far.




Recommended
Verified
Really good movie. Funny. Good action. And good plot twists keep you on your toes. A little 2 long made it slow in a few parts. Less than 2 hours would have been ideal.




Recommended
Verified
The cast was great. The action was great. But Aunt May to ditzy and Peter to childish. I get that the movie is supposed to appeal to the younger crowds, however, can new teenage Spidey live up to his potential? As fans, we are used to our guy being wondrous with all his powers and being mature with them. The fact that Spiderman went from being a grown man to a college student to now a high school kid is causing the story to become confusing. It's easier with comics than a movie to jump around.




Recommended
Verified
Well, that was fun! I had my reservations about Tom Holland being Spider-man prior to the movie but came out thinking he was the right pick as Peter Parker. The movie captures more of the comic book-esque feeling and of course having Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark puts the cherry on top. This movie just makes me anticipate whats to come for Peter Parker/Spider-man as well as what his role will be in the next Avengers movie!




Recommended
Verified
Really good movie. Funny. Good action. And good plot twists keep you on your toes. A little 2 long made it slow in a few parts. Less than 2 hours would have been ideal.




Recommended
Verified
Best Spiderman movie so far.




Recommended
Verified
The cast was great. The action was great. But Aunt May to ditzy and Peter to childish. I get that the movie is supposed to appeal to the younger crowds, however, can new teenage Spidey live up to his potential? As fans, we are used to our guy being wondrous with all his powers and being mature with them. The fact that Spiderman went from being a grown man to a college student to now a high school kid is causing the story to become confusing. It's easier with comics than a movie to jump around.