Poll of the Day > spiderman homecoming kinda fucking sucks

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people liked this movie?

the plot is literally: stark won't listen, I'll prove him wrong

stark listened, I fucked everything up

stark wont listen, I'll prove him wrong
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Spider-Man never gets good media.
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I watched about 15 minutes of it and I turned it off. I'm actually not a big super hero type movie watcher, so....
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I didnt really care for it either. Spider man seemed too whiny.

My only real gripe is that it's tied into the Marvel Universe so if you haven't watched some of the other movies, you're already behind. I decided to randomly pop it in one day and was wondering why the hell NYC had been torn apart and how Peter Parker already knew Tony Stark. Had to go back and watch The Avengers and Civil War to catch up to the storyline.
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I liked it. I especially appreciated the more complex villain and the motivations of him and Peter.

Oh look, hellsburg is wrong again.
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I refuse to watch it because Spiderman was just annoying as fuck as in Civil War.

Some people say that's how he's supposed to act, but I've read some Spiderman comics, and he's mostly witty with a bit of annoying, not 100% annoying and 0% witty.
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EvilMegas posted...

Oh look, hellsburg is wrong again.

Ha!

We can set our clocks to helly's eternal wrongness.
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No it was good and had a compelling villain
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Best Spider-Man movie.

lihlih posted...

I refuse to watch it because Spiderman was just annoying as fuck as in Civil War.

Some people say that's how he's supposed to act, but I've read some Spiderman comics, and he's mostly witty with a bit of annoying, not 100% annoying and 0% witty.

You read some of his thousands of comics and think you know his personality? Lol come on my guy.
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ooooaaawwwhhhh man, spider-man homecoming is my third favorite marvel movie, tbh, ok?

i disagree wholeheartedly, ok?

Mead posted...

No it was good and had a compelling villain

Keaton really did make the movie for me. I had no idea he was in it; seeing him was a nice surprise and then his performance was wonderful.
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Yeah, it was a decent movie, but they didnt even establish that Vulture was really doing anything that terrible, but Peter was acting like the world was at stake.
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It's funny because Keaton is scarier when he's just being michael keaton than he is when he's vulture.

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lihlih posted...

I refuse to watch it because Spiderman was just annoying as fuck as in Civil War.

Some people say that's how he's supposed to act, but I've read some Spiderman comics, and he's mostly witty with a bit of annoying, not 100% annoying and 0% witty.

spider-man was one of the best parts of civil war
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SushiSquid posted...

I liked it. I especially appreciated the more complex villain and the motivations of him and Peter.

what even was his motivations. all he ever said was "for his family"
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Homecoming was the second best Spider-Man movie. But the absolute best portrayal of both Peter and Spidey. Tobey was a good Peter and Andrew was a good Spider-Man, but Holland was by far the best of both worlds.
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helIy posted...

SushiSquid posted...

I liked it. I especially appreciated the more complex villain and the motivations of him and Peter.

what even was his motivations. all he ever said was "for his family"

at the very beginning of the movie, he invested all his money in the cleanup project and almost lost it all. i'm pretty sure that would affect his family if he was the main provider, ok?

i don't think it's a stretch for that character to become obsessed with staying flush with cash to provide for his family, ok?

it made sense to me.

Peter's character arc in the film was definitely the weirdest part. I want really sure what he was supposed to learn.

Everything else in the movie was great though.
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Aculo posted...

helIy posted...

SushiSquid posted...

I liked it. I especially appreciated the more complex villain and the motivations of him and Peter.

what even was his motivations. all he ever said was "for his family"

at the very beginning of the movie, he invested all his money in the cleanup project and almost lost it all. i'm pretty sure that would affect his family if he was the main provider, ok?

i don't think it's a stretch for that character to become obsessed with staying flush with cash to provide for his family, ok?

it made sense to me.

hey ziggi, why don't you close this account too, ok?
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Nah, it's easily the best spider-man movie, far superior to raimi's cringefest and sony's cashgrab.
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VeeVees posted...

Nah, it's easily the best spider-man movie, far superior to raimi's cringefest and sony's cashgrab.

Man, I used to love those old movies (at least 1&2), but I saw parts of them recently, and you're kinda right. Some seriously cringy shit, ok?

Mary Jane was pretty cringe, more so than Asian side kick guy was supposed to be intentionally. Otherwise it was good.

Aculo posted...

helIy posted...

SushiSquid posted...

I liked it. I especially appreciated the more complex villain and the motivations of him and Peter.

what even was his motivations. all he ever said was "for his family"

at the very beginning of the movie, he invested all his money in the cleanup project and almost lost it all. i'm pretty sure that would affect his family if he was the main provider, ok?

i don't think it's a stretch for that character to become obsessed with staying flush with cash to provide for his family, ok?

it made sense to me.

oh yeah? i guess that would be a decent motivator.

in my defense, i watched it in a hospital.

this this is both remote, and TV speaker and its not the greatest

https://imgur.com/TK02oqC
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It was different

Going in, I wasnt expecting "Homecoming" to literally mean "Homecoming"

I thought by the way the logo looked it was going to be a throwback to classic Spidey, nope.

Wasnt bad, but... meh
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I saw Thor ragnarock the other day, too, and I enjoyed that one much more
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helIy posted...

Aculo posted...

helIy posted...

SushiSquid posted...

I liked it. I especially appreciated the more complex villain and the motivations of him and Peter.

what even was his motivations. all he ever said was "for his family"

at the very beginning of the movie, he invested all his money in the cleanup project and almost lost it all. i'm pretty sure that would affect his family if he was the main provider, ok?

i don't think it's a stretch for that character to become obsessed with staying flush with cash to provide for his family, ok?

it made sense to me.

oh yeah? i guess that would be a decent motivator.

in my defense, i watched it in a hospital.

this this is both remote, and TV speaker and its not the greatest

https://imgur.com/TK02oqC

Oh man bummer, what happened? You alright?

I thought it was alright. I don't like making Flash Thompson a nerdy guy though. that was stupid