*Spider-Man: Far From Home* WHO IS MYSTERIO??? (First Time Watching) The MCU
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Not to be that guy but Mysterio doesn’t actually have magic powers in the comics. He is a magician who worked in theatre’s and movie sets on special effects. He then uses all that to trip out Spider-man when fighting. This movie is great and was a genius way of translating mysterio to modern times with him basically using cgi and mocap suits.
Exactly.
To be fair, like half of Mysterio's plotlines are him breaking into museums and getting some artefact that gives him actual magic or something.
Then it's just a coin flip whether he temporarily had real magic or the whole thing was a ruse from the beginning.
I didn't know that, I Know that he worked in theater.
Yeah that’s true but as far as I know it’s one of those things that can be debated whether or not everything he did was an illusion.
@@justinp.5941 very true
Here's a great thing: If you go back and watch the B.A.R.F scene in Civil War, that laughter? It's not there. Nobody's laughing, or even snickering. Beck is so eaten up by his resentment that his memory of the situation is different from what actually happened.
I actually like seeing Peter make mistakes. He also puts so much trust in the adults around him, when maybe he shouldn’t always do that. He’s not jaded, he’s still a naive 16? year old. So he’s trying to make these tough decisions but has no one to turn to. Beck is this amazing hero that is kind to him and he automatically trusts him. Peter lost his dad, his uncle and then Tony, three mentors in his young life and I feel like he’s so alone that he wants to put his trust in Beck, that he wants that mentor/father figure so desperately. He also turned down being an Avenger to Tony’s face, he wanted to stay small for a while, he only stepped up with Thanos because he needed to, then went straight back to small stuff. I really enjoyed the way they portray Peter, as just a kid that is trying his best, making mistakes but learning from them and hopefully soon, coming into his own.
Also, maybe because I teach 10th/11th grade, so kids Peter’s age. So this is very believable for a kid to do, even my brightest kids do some questionable and dumb shit😭😂
also his spider senses have been all over the place since endgame, so him finally getting control over it towards the end was satisfiyng
Thank you! This whole reaction I find myself replying to the guys out loud “Guys, he’s a SIXTEEN year old CHILD” like, why do you expect him to have things together?
Well, if that’s the case, and he’s still gonna be as incompetent as one, he shouldn’t be a super hero yet. He’s more of a liability than a help
@@whitenoisereacts eh, wouldn’t say incompetent, just not as experienced. But you’re right, he saw himself as someone that wasn’t right for the job. He didn’t go in there ready to kick ass, he wanted to run and be with a girl and enjoy being a teenager. He did the smart thing and backed out because he knew it was above what he could do. BUT “Fury” forced him to participate, even hijacking the trip and forcing him to go to Prague. Peter said no multiple times and wasn’t allowed to step back. He just wants to help his neighborhood, not be an avenger just yet.
So interesting little hidden moment in here. During the drone strick when Peter told everyone to look at the baby mountain goat and everyone runs to the window. If you watch the window seat just behind Mr. Dell, before and after Peter jumps, MJ never moved, she was watching him the entire time.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POINTING THAT OUT
really? never noticed that
@@ot7biasedmashups Also when Peter and MJ leave for their "date" on the bridge, Brad is sitting in a chair and watching them leave with shock on his face
Also, not sure if you guys saw it afterwards or just cut it from the reaction, but there’s another after credit scene in this movie with nick fury. Just a little cool clip to watch if you missed it.
Not sure if there is any confusion.... comic book Mysterio has 'zero' powers. He's a special effects dude, who, by the use of movie magic effects, was able to contend with the likes of Spider-Man. The only thing the MCU did, is change Beck's backstory to link him to Tony Stark, and the main storyline. Other than that, he is portrayed fairly comic book accurate.
I feel like there was some version of him that had or learned magic or something, but yeah, I think he is usually just illusions.
@@KitsyX he is a magician. But not like Strange, more like Houdini, you know?
@@KitsyX Wasn't he the dude that mind-controlled Wolverine?
@@XiaoyuuuYT if your referring to old man Logan comic then yes kinda of He uses what I assume to be holograms to trick Logan to thinking the other x men are villains attacking the school.
ends up in a very bloody mess with only him and wolverine being alive
I think he did learn small amounts of actual magic to assist his illusions at some point, but that's very small
To be honest, I kinda understand Peter because I would be angry if my plans have been ruined by this type of situation. I had a sibling who left for college this year and filling shoes and taking responsibility is difficult especially when other people continuously expect you to be perfect and a carbon copy
I totally get the frustration with Peter in this one but also at the same time you need to remember that he is a kid, really just a kid.
a severely traumatized kid at this point as well
But then it makes u think he’s not responsible enough to to be a hero
@@whitenoisereacts yes, and truthfuly he is not, but he has a power and he is a good person, so he tries his best but obviously he has flaws like all of us.
@@Bellixies well said. And it's so true. Peter is the perfect example of what a teen hero would ACTUALLY look like: conflicted, not responsible enough, still learning about himself and his own life, yet he kinda got pushed into caring about not just his own life but the entire world more or less by accident.
@@whitenoisereacts well he even tells Fury no. He is TRYING to dodge Fury, because yeah he's just the neighborhood Spider-Man. He doesn't think he should be dealing with big stuff. And then Fury turns around and tells him "well I don't think you're ready for this!" Like, YES that's what this 16-17 year old kid has been trying to tell you hello???? Lol
Unfortunately, he keeps getting dragged in to the pretty big stuff. But I'm betting the next trilogy is much more lower scale and personal.
I love that they made mj smart. I really like this MJ much better than the old one.
Her name is Michelle Jones in this......The character is not a direct adaptation of Mary Jane Watson, but was given the initials "MJ" to "remind us of that dynamic",with the writers "plant[ing] the seeds in this movie" for comparisons to Watson, but also making her "wholly different".... Michelle is "not obsessed with" Parker like Watson is at times in the comics, "she's just observant".
Yeah, I like her better than the Raimj MJ. Comic MJ is pretty cool, too, though. Don't know which one I like better
She is so cool. I liked her from the start eventhough she just appeared for short moments in the first movie.
Jake Gyllenhaal plays Mysterio so good.
oh yeah!!!!!
Mysterio was a special effects artist in the comics. He never had any real powers.
Exactly what I was about to say.
noooooo not you guys missing the second post credits scene 😩😩😩
James' misunderstanding of Mysterio misses the accomplishment of the movie: Mysterio in the comics was always an FX-fraudster (of gargantuan proportions), so finding a way to realize that in the MCU (now cosmic and magical) was the accomplishment, so much so that they ingeniously went back to Iron Man 1 to do so. And the fakery of everything-- or, almost everything-- just gets hammered home, from J. Jonah Jameson's fake news to the post-credits Skrulls reveal. Part of the movie's theme is how easily people are duped, from Peter himself (Mysterio) right on down the line, including us (accepting that was Nick Fury and Maria Hill). Even realizing you're being played (see Peter in the final confrontation) doesn't mean you won't get f*cked over by the lies. And such lies are often, ultimately, mundane (provable, explainable) but still profoundly harmful, especially for someone as sincere and earnest as Peter Parker.
The banana scene with aunt may shows how his Spidey senses don't protect him from people and things he doesn't view as a threat. He trusts aunt may so Spidey sense has no need to warn him bc hes not in danger. This is why Mysterio is able to trick peter with the illusions after he gained his trust but not at the end when peter knows the truth.
His spider sense isn’t just limited to things he deems as a threat. For instance when Tony threw his web cartridge at him in civil war
It's more like he gets warned about everything, but it's up to him to respond to it. If he doesn't think he's in danger he will typically get hit by whatever it is. Earlier in the movie he was still using his eyes and ears to perceive the world. At the end he learned that his eyes and ears would betray him against Mysterio and so he learned to "trust in the force" and listened to his spider sense properly.
That's just lazy writing
Spider-Sense is costantly working, against anything
Only the Symbiotes can elude it
Let's not justify bad writing, please...
@@leonardolonghi3472 peter states that he really needs this vacation. I'm pretty sure it's to do with stress.
@@TechnoArpan him needing vacation because is stressed does not influence his Spider-Sense
He can ignore it, but it would take an incredible amount of focus to not react based on it (not something a stressed one could exactly do)
i love how, in Iron-man's movies, his antagonists were people Tony pissed off (Obadiah Stane in the first one, Ivan Vanko in the second one, and Killian in the third), and in this movie, Spider-man's enemy is a team of people Tony pissed off but waited for him to die to have their revenge
XD
Being European, Neds line of "Europeans LOVE americans" literally had my entire theatre bursting with laughter.
Being Dutch, the scene in the Netherlands was delightful. I really hope we actually come across as that nice.
I'm italian and we felt the same to Ned's statement😂
Also, I felt the same as you, kinda, having Venice in
I almost screamed when I saw Jeroen in that cell😂😂
Well you sure love our films, and our superheroes, at least ;)
@@Terriblegam2r Probably cause they don't represent real life at all
@@Terriblegam2r marvel is famous worldwide, so people everywhere like it
I will always and forever love how Quentin gets up almost immediately after seemingly sacrificing himself. It very much feels like that would either hurt him severely or actually kill him but then he's just fine. After the twist that also makes a lot of sense and I love that they did that.
Guys you need to watch Wanda and Vision before Shang Chi
Mysterio doesn't have magic in the comics. He's using practical effects and technology to create illusions just like in this movie. The difference Mysterio here has his own team behind him.
I love how people don't factor in Infinity war and Endgame when talking about the way Peter is in this movie. You look at all the crap he went through in those movies and it becomes pretty damn obvious why he feels he needs a break right now. He's carrying immense surviviors guilt for Tony's death and people are constantly pressuring him to be Tony ontop of tall the tramatuic stuff he went through in the Avengers movies. He's a 17 year old kid ontop of all that, and one of the core elements of Spiderman is that he makes mistakes but grows as a result of them.
5:05 You guys are making those comments from in the know. As far as the public is concerned, in the Avengers there is the original 6, plus Falcon, Vision, War Machine, and Wanda. Cap is 'dead', Iron man is actually dead, Black Widow is dead, Clint has been retired, Thor is gone, Vision dead, Wanda's gone (spoilers in Wandavision). That 7 of the 10 listed. No one knows Strange, Black panther, or that Bucky is basically good now. The only person they can even ask these questions to is Spider-man.
Falcon, (Professor) Hulk, Hawkeye, Iron Patriot, Ant-Man, (maybe even Wasp) - all available. What makes you think no one knows Dr. Strange, Black Panther, or Bucky?
@@PhilBagels He was only called Iron Patriot in one movie, vs 4 movies where he's called war machine. He's war machine. Hawkeye has a home that only 8 people in the WORLD are aware of. He's an ultra secretive man. Why would he give an interview? Ant-man and the Wasp were never Avengers, so why would they ask them about Avengers stuff? The public isn't even aware of the Wasp, and only knows Ant-man because he grew big 2 times. Same as Dr. Strange, Black Panther or Bucky. Also, by what feats or acts in the public should Dr. Strange or Black Panther be known by? Why is Bucky free instead of, you know, appearing in court to prove his innocence?
Falcon and Hulk are the only Avengers who could honestly answer the reporters questions, and Hulk is in his human form, and it's doubtful the public even know Hulk can transform. War machine has almost exclusively been a government agent, and wouldn't answer questions. So that leaves Falcon and Spiderman.
@@stefsmurf I think we're talking about two different things here. I thought you were referring to who was available to help fight off the "Elementals", rather than who was available to talk to reporters.
@@PhilBagels yeah, we were. But even in this case, who would fight the elementals, it was always going to be Peter. Peter was specifically targeted by Beck because of his eventual access to stark tech. Fake fury was trying to talk to Peter even before the trip. The only other person beck could target is pepper, and that I'm not sure either fake or real fury knew about her iron maiden suit.
@@stefsmurf ok, but get rid of that "Iron Maiden"
She's "Rescue"!✌
Just to let you know, In the Comics Mysterio wasn’t really using actual magic.
He’s a VFX artist and a magician. He is The Master of Illusions.
I like that in this movie we can see his canonical, artistic personality when he practice the fight scene with crew, basically acting like a movie director and deciding what will be the most dramatic and climactic way to present Mysterio to the world
As a comic fan, really, really enjoyed Mysterio. More than I 3njoy Mysterio in most comics
To be fair, there hasn't been an accurate MJ portrayal in any of the movies, so...I'm good with this one. =)
Tony may be dead, but he’s not gone. He permeates every part of this movie.
This is a perfectly fine Spider-Man movie… until the Quintin Beck reveal. Then the illusions and that 3rd act makes this a great Spider-Man movie.
Thought you were going somewhere else with this LOL. I already knew the twist was coming because that's just the Mysterio character I expected it but was enjoying it and thought Jake on purpose btw was being eh because again he was trying to be just bland but as soon as he flipped the switch I turned up as well and enjoyed every single line he delivered as Jake's 1 of the finest actors we have. I immediately was like "Nightcrawler" vibes great movie and performance from him if you haven't seen it check it out. Then when I was watching reviews they were saying the same thing I did literally said "reminds me of his nightcrawler performance"
@@alexanderthegreat5649 yeah, I know Mysterio’s a bad guy. I’m not unaware of such things lol. I’m just saying by tying into tech we’ve already seen and knocking the action out of the park is what elevates the movie. Without it, even keeping mysterio a bad guy would still be completely fine middle of the road Spider-Man movie, one I probably wouldn’t rewatch very often.
I really love Peter in this movie. I suffer from expectations of being just as good as my siblings even though we're entirely different and that actually prevented me from getting the same education as them. I won't ever reach that and the pressure I had to live with almost crippled me. Peter is constantly expected to be the next IronMan while he's 16! He's a child. I personally never read the comics so I didn't know about Mysterio and I completely trusted him because after all Peter would get some help right? He's under so much pressure, there's no way they won't give him a new mentor. That's exactly what he needs! But when the twist happens I was very surprised. Peter's decision to give Edith away is entirely understandable, especially in his position. Besides him trusting adults (which makes sense) he's just been through a heck of a lot and all this time he just wanted a vacation. So I really love this twist and how Peter caused it.
Also Mysterio is super comic book accurate with just some alterations to his back story and being a vfx artist instead of sfx.
Ned is comedy gold in this movie. 😂
I like how Mysterio's real costume is literally a Mocap suit 😂
Mysterio: "Unless you got a cape, and shooting lasers from your hands, no one will even listen."
Lol tell that to the freaking Sokovia Accords bud
11:26 lmao that’s my dad, the security guard behind Peter, as an extra
Oh dude nice!!! Tell him we think he killed it!!
@@whitenoisereacts will do ahaha
I always thought JK Simmons was irreplaceable as JJ Jameson, and I guess the Marvel guys agreed.
Incidentally, I'm not sure an adult wouldn't give a child an AK-47...this is America.
Spiderman 2 really talks about the choice idea I think that addresses Nine tail brushes point of view. Like how spidermans personal life struggles since he's still guilty about Uncle ben's death he isn't being his own spider man till he makes that change. Maybe it applies here?
So comic Mysterio has historically just used technology to make his illusions, but in a comic run, I believe he actually did learn sorcery and used it to make better illusions combined with his technology.
That illusion scene is what made me love this movie! It felt like I was in a comic book!
You guys missed an important end credit scene. It explains a lot of things about Fury that made no sense.
The thing I love the most about Tom’s spiderman is that he behaves like a teenager with super powers.
5:25 I guess in terms of being ‘surprised people think of Spider-Man as the equivalent of the next Iron Man’, he is wearing a Stark suit and no one knows he is a 16 year old kid dealing with a fair amount of PTSD at this point
For this to be the finale of Phase 3 was a good idea.
The full reveal of Mysterio to those who were non-readers and Jake Gyllenhaal fans was pretty good.
I was a little mad that Sandman, Hydro-Man and Molten Man as the villain team aka the Elementals was only a illusion.
The ending was pure hysteria.
Even at that time, we're all thinking how's Parker getting out of this one.
Out of all the superheros left, spiderman was the closest to Ironman. Basically a son. Thats why they expect him to take over. And I'm sure iron man would too
Mysterio here is portrayed in a very similar way to the comics . In the comics mysterio doesn't have any powers he's a vfx dude .
Well Tony gave the glasses to fury. And fury then gave them to Peter. Maybe Tony told fury to wait until Peter was ready
hey guys next to watch is this:
PHASE 4
*WandaVision
*The Falcon & the Winter Soldier
*Loki
*BlackWidow
*What if
*Shang-Chi
*Eternals
*Hawkeye
*Spiderman: NWH
and theirs more to come
the first movie after endgame and it kicks off with main character having his identity revealed. history repeats himself.
I only knew Mysterio from the animated tv show as a kid and he used holographic cubes to trick Spider-man (not magic) Maybe the comics? ... The way they fleshed out his character in this movie for me when there didn't seem to be much to him had me really impressed. I thoroughly enjoyed him as a villain. Peter made mistakes, but he is a kid and he felt feels extremely guilty letting people down and yeah, continues to make mistakes. He's a kid making bad choices and as we all found out, was being played the entire time by having his trust built up by Mysterio and crew.
The first and second Spider-Man movies in the MCU are great contrasts of each other. In Homecoming, Peter is begging to be taken seriously and given more responsibility, when his life feels too normal. In FFH, he is doing everything he can to be normal and step out of the crossfire
Yes, he wants exactly the opposte from the first movie.
I saw this movie for the first time tonight and needless to say, it made me cry multiple times. Peter is such a sweet kid who lost his father figure and has to go through all of these new responsibilities and pressures, when he simply wants to enjoy his childhood and be happy.
He goes through alot in this movie, and I sympathize heavily with him because I miss Tony Stark too. It's not the same without Tony, man. I felt sad and teary eyed pretty often because this movie touched my heart each time Peter suffered and thought about Stark.
And of course Mysterio is an INCREDIBLE villain! He tripped me up over and over, I was thoroughly impressed. It's amazing that they brought back the other Iron Man movies for this to create something new and dangerous that really had me concerned for Peter's life.
This movie surprised me numerously and it's great
*I was about to comment about the Mysterio situation but you all beat me to it*
Bringing back A Christmas Story's Ralphie, as the Stark Industries tech who built Stane's Iron Monger suit in the first Iron Man, is such a great deep cut.
“Ralphie” is also the first character to make a return in over a decade.
Nobody who knew Spider Man went into this movie believing Mysterio would be a hero. At most we acknowledged the possibility because of what the MCU did with the Skrull. Anyone with deeper knowledge of the greater Marvel universe knew he was the same old Mysterio the second he called this world Earth 616. 616 is the core Marvel universe. The MCU is 199999.
I really liked Spider man into the spider verse me and my family watched it together we loved it
Mysterio was never magical in the comics , he was a special effects illusionists and tricked people so this is 100/100 true to his character except readers already knew he was a bad guy and MCU pretended he was good to trick us almost just like his first comic appearance.
This is the first time I have seen someone not know who mysterious is while watching this movie, its hnestly a great experience
Btw you missed a post credit scene. Gotta remember these movies have 2-3 now.
You guys should really watch Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse, it's such a great animated movie.
You really have to watch the credit scene its very important!!!
if you go back and watch Civil War, nobody laughed at Tony's B.A.R.F. joke. That was all inside Beck's mind.
Or just…ret conned lol. I get what u mean, but sadly I think that was more a changing of history for the plot as opposed to an artistic choice
@@whitenoisereacts Not sure. Beck does mention that he was kicked out of Stark Industries due to having paranoid delusions
I REALLY LOVED JAKE GYLLENHALLS ACTING IN THIS AS MYSTERIO. I LOVE HOW PETERS CHARACTER HAS MORE RESPONSIBILITY IN THIS FILM BEING SPIDER MAN. PETER GETS A CHANCE TO GET A TASTE TO BE A ACTUAL HERO AS IN THE BEGINNING HE FINDS IT HARD BUT LATER ON HE FINDS A WAY TO ACCOMPLISH IT THATS WHY I LIKE THIS MOVIE BUT HIS IDENTITY GETS REVELAED SO…
Good reaction........also I don't know if you notice (because so many people don't) That this Peter-tingle word is only aunt and Peter know and then when Happy said this 31:39...... Peter is like figured that is something is going on between Happy and aunt
9:30 interesting note on flash character in comics.
In the comics during high school and little bit early college years he is a bully. But he is a fan of Spider-Man and does look up to him. By 90s he wanted to be a hero in some shape and form so he joined the us army and some time later he was sent back home do fo he can’t fight anymore. Him and his team got ambushed, he luckily survive but he lost his legs in the attack. Despite all that he did become a hero…. As a vigilante. If reading and go “what?” This far in and don’t know heres this.
Flash becomes venom. No troll but this did happen in comics.
when the symbiote split off from Eddie Brock it seek a new host and found flash. It merged and created new legs for flash. Eventually the fbi learn of this and “ask” him fo serve his country by becoming agent venom. Basically he becomes super black ops, kill major targets anywhere in the world and stay undercover.
They skipped post credits scenes
Well, one of them
I understand what Fury is saying about Peter but remember when iron man was alive all he kept saying was your the friendly neighborhood spider and your not ready now they just throw him in this spot where he has to be
Hey…. Me and my gf are going through a breakup right now and I’m trying not to thinking about it so thanks for posting keeping me distracted
Sorry to hear that. Keep yourself distracted for as long as you can.
Would you guys see No Way Home in theaters or wait?
In my opinion, y'all should treat the shows like movies, and watch a couple at a time. With WandaVision since it's shorter the first 3.
It's ok if you guys take your time with it. IF you're gonna watch No Way Home soon, I'd start with Loki to establish the way the multiverse works.
You really need to watch the marvel shows, they are really involved in the timeline
I personally think those illusion scenes are better knowing that they're technological holograms because if he'd actually been magic I would've spent a lot more time wondering why they decided to make him magical. Adding to that, it was a fun and modern take using a drone network to achieve the feat, considering the character's origins in vfx work. As you saw in the end, Peter did have a power to counter him. The challenge is to stop believing in what you see and having the courage to believe in what the tingle's telling you.
Idk if y’all have done it already but I would love for y’all to react to Into the Spiderverse. They way they combine all the animation styles is beautiful and the storyline is pretty great 😊
cant wait for black widow and hawkeye 😍😍
E.D.I.T.H. is the best acronym in film history.
What about the after-credit scene? Fury in space?
Jake G (Mysterio actor) is the creepiest in a movie called Nightcrawler ... worth a watch
For anyone interested the guy who did efx illusion for the Mysterio Peter scene has a RUclips channel called "Anthony McGrath" were he creates awesome Marvel CGI comicbook battles.
Whoa, ok definitely checking him out ASAP
I grew up with a version of Mysterio identical to this one in the sense he didn’t have powers rather used tech to create illusions so I prefer this version. I don’t think we missed out on anything.
Guys, please watching Amazing Spider-man next. You won't be disappointed.
I’ve always been a big Mysterio fan and while this movie has definite flaws I love what they did with him here. His big illusion sequence at the end of the 2nd act is *chefs kiss* & it’s pretty much exactly what I wanted from the character.
10:10 my head triggers the Bully Maguire version😂😂
i think those press questions in the beginning were intentional because I think, and I realize I could be wrong lol, that the MCU is planning on having spider-man lead the NEW avengers. That's why they set up his story with tony so much, I feel like his role in the new avengers would be parallel to that of iron man in the original avengers. Tony even mentioned MULTIPLE times that he wants peter to be better than him and for him to be a better leader. Also, I think the MCU is setting his peter parker up to mature tremendously throughout his upcoming MCU journey because he's still just a kid and we shouldn't expect him to be the perfect hero just yet.
People want/thought that Spider-Man should take up Iron-Man's role mostly because Tony took him under his wing and trained him. The entire Edgame is based on the premise that Tony constantly thought he was guilty of loosing Peter and if there was a way to correct that, then he would. He is more than just an Iron-Man prodigy. I won't be suprised if in the future, he becomes central to all MCU films. I dont think he would really fill the shoes, but yes, he would have the same level of hype around him (not that currently it's lacking!).
That's actually Noir Spiderman from spiderverse and comics, can't beleive Marvel introduced him by wearing his suit to the original 616 Peter parker... well except the hat
I like that part of Mysterio's underneath suit design is the Sierpinski Triangle.
Peter's smart, but he's also still young and naïve lol. Quentin was super nice to him and he was working with Fury, who seemed to trust him... It's still a bit of a stretch, but I don't think it's that unbelievable exactly... He's made other bad calls before too, even if they weren't as bad... Not that I don't agree at all, but I don't think it's that big a deal (in the sense of ruining the story or whatever).
Loki is a show u guys should definitely check out even Falcon and the Winter Soldier thats a very grounded show that has some realism and is pretty good, feels like the tone of Captain America 2
You guys should definitely watch Venom 2 (and the first one, if you haven't seen it yet) before the upcoming Spider-Man film.
14:27. Just sayin, the Sakovia Accords may have been on to something.
The falcon and the winter soldier was the best out of the series in my opinion and is I think something important it would be cool to see your reaction to that
i remember seeing this in theaters and thought it was good now after watching this reaction alot of the film is coming back to me!
I'm pretty sure Zendaya is not the MJ we know, cuz her name is Michelle Jones, and the MJ we know is Mary Jane.
this movie is SO good, please watch falcon and the winter soldier too
While I do like seeing Peter make mistakes, I do agree that the movie tried to push it onto him too much. It felt like it was written where characters were telling Peter "be like Iron Man", rather than Peter naturally pushing himself to do better. Don't get me wrong I like the concept, but I wish the "issue" of him stepping up to Iron Man was more rooted within Peter, rather than how other ppl see him. It'd be a lot more interesting to see Peter putting pressure on himself and actively try to get to that level and making mistakes through that, rather than his character being more passive and having outside characters like people of New York and Nick Fury telling him he should be like Tony. A little too much telling us, rather than showing us his conflict.
If they fixed that, we'd get A LOT more perspective on Peter and it'd honestly probably bring it closer to Spider-Man 2 level of great storytelling. Also, I wish he said "Spidey sense" at the end rather than Peter tingle cuz it kinda took away from the moment
I like your discussion about the inconsistencies with the characters. I have trouble seeing Tony Stark saying "For the next Ironman ", even though I can see him give Peter EDITH. I was wondering if that inconsistency was more related to the knowledge that we gain about Fury in the post credit scene (which I assume y'all watched). And based on Ninetailbrush's comments about responsibility, I am wondering if y'all have seen Good Will Hunting? Now would be a good time to watch it 😉
You guys really need to get to the Loki series asap because even tho many fans dislike it (myself included) it really is an important part of the mcu in terms of the multiverse and a must watch before watching no way home
Have you guys ever watched the tv show "Freaks and Geeks"? it's streaming on hulu. The funny teacher in this movie played the geek, bill on that show. Along with Seth Rogen, James Franco, etc
Multiverse is real
fun fact the guy that plays flash is the same guy that plays zero in the grand budapest hotel. it took me my second watch of the movie before i realised. also did you have to take your reaction to it down bc of copyright? i tried rewatching the other week and couldn't find it
wasn't there another post-credit about Nick Fury in space? or was that from another movie?
Omg I’m so excited let’s goo
if you look closely, mysterio and his crew have been following them throughout the trip.
Ok, people have done to death the correction that Mysterio isn't actually magic. I was just wondering how you came to this conclusion? You said it like it was a fact everybody knew....
My guess? Since the guy does have a mystic aura (thanks to his peculiar style) and the MCU kinda rewrites 70% of characters' background...😅
@@leonardolonghi3472 really? Lol radioactive spider bite that gives super strength and a dual personality.. Gamma bomb that gives super strength and dual personality. A stark bomb that gives super strength and dual personality. Are nothing alike. Jk but seriously besides my "joke" Peter and tony are nothing alike neither is Bruce or Thor. Or scarlet or Hawkeye etc etc etc
@@pizza-mana.k.a.pizzaparker3615 you got me quite confused
nothign you wrote seem to make sense
explain better
Yes, he's Spider-Man, but he's a teenager. Reckless by definition, impulsive. Frankly, I'm amazed I made it through alive! Child of the 70's ✌️
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I totally understand about not doing a full on reaction to all of the marvel shows. I just hope you watch them even if it's off camera. :)
Peter doesn't deem aunt may to be a threat so he doesn't get his spider sense triggered.
Actually comic Mysterio doesn't have powers he was just a special effects artist and used that talent to fool people