Fun fact... When Peter gave Tony a hug it was totally improvised... RDJ was legit reaching for the door and Tom went in for a hug off script hahaha. They kept the scene in because their chemistry was so great!
Tom felt more Authentic because he was actually casted as a teen, he looks and sounds like a real kid. Also he's an actual trained gymnist so a lot of the flips and jumps are actually Tom in many scenes. He just had all the right ingredients for the perfect modern day Peter Parker/Spiderman.
Tony and peters relationship really transforms from this movie to infinity war and end game. All of the little goofs in the car scene(like the hug and Peter asking if he was an Avenger)make a good comeback and come full circle in endgame. It’s a real tear jerker
Marvel sold movie rights to Spiderman to Sony when they were in financial trouble. They also sold rights to the X-Men, Deadpool, and the Fantastic Four to Fox. Disney got those when they bought Fox.
And Universal has The Hulk, which is why there haven't been any Hulk solo movies. They can use him in ensemble films and team ups. They got most of there properties back with the Fox deal, but Sony is gonna hold on to that Billion Dollar Spider as long as they can. There's some cool videos on RUclips that explain the whole situation, but it's glad that Sony and Marvel have been able to work together to bring us these amazing movies. Toby and Andrews movies had diminishing returns with each sequel and bringing Spidey under MCU creative has been the best decision they could have made.
Yeah, Marvel Comics was going bankrupt in the 90's and they didn't have their own movie studio. So they sold the movie rights for lots of their most popular characters to major Hollywood movie studios. Sony Pictures bought Spider-Man, Universal Studios bought Hulk, and Twentieth Century Fox bought the X-Men, Daredevil, and Fantastic Four. This allowed Marvel Comics to make enough cash to pull themselves out of bankruptcy and ultimately create their own studio in 2008 - Marvel Studios. Marvel Studios could now make movies from the characters they still owned the movie rights to, like Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor, leading to team-up movies like The Avengers. However, as long as Sony had Spider-Man and Fox had X-Men, those characters couldn't appear in any Marvel Studios films, though certain exceptions would be made. For example, Universal still owns Hulk, but they collaborated with Marvel Studios to make The Incredible Hulk movie starring Edward Norton, and they've allowed Hulk to appear in crossover movies like The Avengers. But Marvel Studios can't make another Hulk movie without Universal's approval and involvement. But then Disney bought Marvel in 2012 and then bought Fox in 2019, so now Disney owns the movie rights of most of Marvel's characters, aside from Hulk and Spider-Man of course. Sony still owns the rights to Spider-Man, and as long as Spider-Man is still making them a fortune, they will never give up those rights. But after the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield movies petered out (heh), they saw how successful the MCU had become and decided to cut a deal with Disney/Marvel to bring Spider-Man into the MCU with a series of new solo movies starring Tom Holland and letting him into crossover movies like Captain America: Civil War, just as long as Sony gets to keep most of the profits from the new Spider-Man solo movies.
The deal is that they have to make a movie every so often or lose the rights.. which is why Garfield’s Spider-Man exists - Sony had to make a movie or lose the rights The other contract issue they are dealing with is that certain characters are locked into certain actors … so they can’t make another XMen movie for a couple years still or they have to use McAvoy as Professor X, etc… so they are trying to renegotiate those contracts
Michael Keaton's acting is incredible in this one. The car scene especially. Watching him come to the realization that Peter is Spider man, and the talk in the car, I just find chilling.
This is one of my top favorite movies in Phase 3. We got just the right amount of Tony Stark in this movie. He was there when needed. And his on-screen chemistry with Tom Holland is fantastic. That moment on the bridge with Peter and Tony is such a great scene. When he said "if you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it" was such a great quote. And Tony knows what it's like to be without his suit, because he spent most of "Iron Man 3" without his suit and had to work being a hero without it. Michael Keaton as Adrian Tomes aka the Vulture was perfect casting. And the twist that he was Liz's dad was something not many saw coming. Ned, Peter's "guy in the chair" is such a great character. And so is Zendaya's MJ. Looking forward to "Thor: Ragnarok" up next in the MCU. And looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
I watched this video comparing the scenes introducing Spider-Man in CA:Civil War vs The Flash in Justice League. One point made in that video that made me love Marvel was that “A good superhero movie focuses on what makes someone a hero, instead of what makes them super”
i grew up with tobey but as soon as i saw Tom i instantly cried in happiness, reminded me of my childhood watching cartoon spiderman, tom is the most accurate peter/spidey
He is and idk why people can’t accept that, he is the most comic accurate. It’s mostly to nostalgia but Idk how if they are a Spider-Man fan and knows everything about the character how they can say that he isn’t the most accurate, it’s crazy. Who is the only one out of the three that started as the character started in the comics at 15yrs old? Tom Who is the only one out of the three that looks age appropriate and has a real teen personality? Tom He created his own web formula, web shooters and suit. And unlike the others he is good at both Peter and Spider-Man. He had the awkwardness and nerdy side of Peter and the confidence and quips of Spider-Man. On top of that he has the best acted scenes and is the only one with a successful trilogy so that’s a plus. Idc how his haters feel about his movies, but as the CHARACTER Tom Holland is the most comic accurate. And idk if it’s true but there’s rumors that he just signed a deal that he will be the leading role of Avenger’s The Kang Dynasty so that’s interesting if it’s true.
I think you might be confused on some people. Happy is played by Jon Favreau , he directed Iron Man . And he is an executive producer for the movies . Kevin Feige is the president of marvel studios, he doesn't act in the movies . But great reaction , hope you enjoy the rest of the spider-verse , from the Great animated series to the movies .
This is Zendaya's feature film debut. 5 yr before Dune. Introducing the vulture! I wonder why the government would give damage control of alien tech to Tony Stark after he wouldn't give up his iron man suit to them.
The moment in the car when vulture plainly says the only reason you are not dead right now is b/c you saved her life on the DC trip. That scene is a “Crazy, stupid love” where all plots coming together moment
It's 5 years later not 8 and michelle jones watson doesn't look like mary jane because she is a a variant of her for the MCU. Like gwen was his girlfriend in the amazing universe.
@@markcruz359 Spider-Man has so many different girlfriend variant it's just a way to describe them sometimes he's with Betty , black cat and mj instead of him being with all of them in one universe each spiderman features a different loving interest.
@@nvp8191 yes but they are not called variants. The term variant is applied to the same character throughout the multiverse. Like Tobey Maguire's Gwen Stacy(Bryce Dallas Howard) or Andrew Garfield's Gwen Stacy(Emma Stone)
"I don't want those weapons in my neighborhood; I got a nephew who live here". And although he is only referred to by his real name and not his supervillain one, Aaron Davis is The Prowler...which makes the nephew Miles Morales. I always liked that little nod ;)
The person I feel bad for is the one that had to put that LEGO Death Star together just for the scene where Ned drops it and it smashes. I mean they obviously got paid for it but still.
@33:22 He does make his own web fluid like Garfield, so he's been shown to be super smart. Also his school is for gifted students so they're all pretty Smart kids, but Peter is beyond exceptional in his chemistry, biology, and deduction skills.
WTF her dad is the fricken guy with the wings And her mom is the chick from the Jamie Foxx show Unintentional foreshadowing is hilarious. Never change Major.
A while ago, Marvel was going thru financial hard times (because people weren't buying comic books). To keep the company going, Marvel sold the movie rights to some of their characters (X-Men, Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Hulk, Blade, Ghost Rider, Daredevil) to other movie companies. Sony bought the rights to Spiderman and will keep owning the rights as long as they make a Spiderman (or Spiderman related... like Venom, Morbius, etc) movie every 2 years (This is where Tobey Spiderman came from and why Andrew Garfield movies were made so soon... every 2 years to keep rights). Marvel later again hit hard financial times and took all of their remaining money and made a hail mary play and made the first Iron Man movie, it was a success and they stayed in business, and the MCU was created. Sony owns the rights to Spiderman, but the movies they made were not as successful as the movies Marvel was making with the MCU, so Marvel and Sony made a deal where Marvel would write and produce the Tom Holland Spiderman movies and Sony would keep all of the profits in exchange for Spiderman to appear in upcoming MCU movies (similar to Civil War). A few years ago Disney (who owns Marvel) bought 20th Century Fox and regained the movie rights to X-Men, Wolverine, Deadpool and Fantastic Four (all coming soon to the MCU). [NOTE = Universal still owns the solo movie rights to Hulk, which is why there has not been another solo Hulk movie (Universal made the one that came after Iron Man) Hulk can appear in MCU movies, but cannot star in his own solo film for Marvel.] The deals for Ghost Rider, Blade and Daredevil have expired and Marvel now has the rights back (coming soon to the MCU).
There’s a great thematic connection between this and Iron Man 3. IM3 was all about Tony learning to be a hero, even without his suits. He learned the lesson he tried to teach Peter in this movie. “If you’re nothing without the suit then you shouldn’t have it.”
I grew up with Tobey Maguire's movies, I love his movies. When I watched Tom Holland's movies I didn't appreciate how much I would love them. They are my favorite spiderman movies.
You have quickly become my favorite reactor. I get excited knowing what's coming up and that you will probably jump up out of tour chair. Keep being you brother and I'll keep watching!
Sony made Spiderman in 2002 and Fox made Xmen in 2000 and Fantastic Four came out in 2005. Iron Man didn't come out until 2008. Marvel movies didn't exist when they licensed Spiderman, Fantastic Four & Xmen. The Xmen license came with the right to the word mutant which is why they are never called mutants in the Marvel world. Also the Xmen use Adamantium as the hardest element and Marvel uses Vibranium. However, Disney has recently purchased Fox Studios so they will reclaim the licenses for Fantastic Four and Xmen. Sony still owns the Spiderman license, but they have made the 3 Tom Holland movies in concert with Marvel Studios so they have more of a Marvel feel with Avengers characters integrated in the storylines.
One thing that will always bug me about this movie is Peter vlogging the Civil War fight. We get two entirely different reactions to Scott getting huge. In Civil War we get this cut to spider-man going "WHAT THE F-", yet here we get him vlogging and going "okay he's big now!" very nonchalantly. I guess the writers forgot LOL.
Childish Gambino/Donald Glover that Peter/Spidey met in the garage area played Aaron Davis aka the uncle of Miles Morales who’s another version of Spider-Man. Just another fun fact.
In Captain America: Civil War when Tony and Peter meet, Tony shows a RUclips video of Spiderman stopping a car from hitting a bus and they talk about how strong Spider-Man is... "wow, nice catch, 3000 pounds at 40 miles per hour. its not easy" ruclips.net/video/AVlww2uJHAc/видео.html
I don't think of it as a 'better' Spiderman or Peter Parker..... all the actors were just different versions. Toby was the 'nerdy' Spiderman Andrew was the 'cocky' Spiderman Tom is the 'most comic accurate' Spiderman I appreciate all three for the variations they bring to the role.
Once upon the time when Marvel struggled financially. They decided to sell their superheroes right to various companies. Sony got Spider-Man, Fox got X-Men, Universal got Hulk. Right now Sony is still holding on to Spidey.
Each actor nailed something about Spider-Man. Tobey nailed the nerdy, awkward dork. Andrew nailed the confident, cocky smartass. Tom nailed the young inexperienced kid.
@39:44 That's why a lot of Marvel Villains are so good, because it's not as black and white as just "I'm evil just because." Vulture, Killmonger, Zemo (from Civil War), and even Thanos all thought that their cause was righteous. They were wrong, but as an audience member you can see where they're coming from at some level. It's really refreshing and compelling!
Yo Major! Time to snag used Blu-Rays for the upcoming Spider-Man movies.... and FYI, Into the Spider-Verse isn't an MCU movie, it's a separate deal like the Toby MacGuire & Andrew Garfield movies... but it's AWESOME!!
if no one mentioned it , his reflexes allow him to dodge machine gun fire . as far as running speed , slower than cap and t'challa but fairly close .(guestimate on running speed)
My friend !! Your reaction to Zendaya in this was hilarious 😂 do you know that Tom and Zendaya in real life have been dating for a couple of years? they’re so cute in real life and in these movies
They always said in the comics he has the proportionate strength of a spider. imagine a spider only about the size of a nickel And it's your size Instead of jumping 1'As a little creature, a man 5'10 jumps as high As a spider would approximately 200' and just as strong to lift a bus or jet
Glad you liked this one, I did as well. Tom really portrayed a good Peter that was fascinated with heroes but kinda immature and grew into someone who just wanted to remain a kid after realizing what it would be like to be an adult and a super hero with actual stakes. Liked how he chooses to hold off but still has the good heart and willingness to try and stop the villains even after going through so much throughout. Your reactions are always fun. Hope you enjoy the next ones as well. The sony stuff happened back when Toby took on the role I believe and they only bought rights to spiderman and so when Disney took Marvel they missed out on a few specific characters that had their rights sold already (Xmen are a part of that, owned by Fox till very recently), they either have to make new deals with current holders or wait till the rights expire, whenever that could be. Just a little FYI.
If you ever wanna see some cool Spider-Man comics take a look at the 2000's series "Ultimate Spider-Man" which creates a new version of the character, some things are different and some things stay the same. It's not the same universe as the main Spidey comics, this version of Peter acts about the same, faces all the classic baddies, but then there's stuff that really sets it apart in interesting ways, and it's paced very well. The scene of Peter reading off fat jokes to enrage Kingpin is classic. While the original 60's stories focus on him growing into a better hero, with the character himself sometimes feeling more like a young adult then the teenager he starts off as, Ulitmate Spider-Man puts much more focus also on his growth as a 15 year old trying to find his place in the world, he's prone to lashing out, but you at the end of the day that he's a good kid. Also check out this 1990's comic series, "Untold Tale Of Spider-Man", they were new stories written to take place inbetween the various classic 60's adventures. Before Untold Tales there were also three issues of Amazing Fantasy, yep, in the 60's Spidey make his debut in it's last issue before it was ended, and in the 90's it was brought back for 3 issues all about Spidey taking place after the origin but before the fiirst issue of his series, Issue 16, 17, and 18. There this really cool 5 issue storyline called "Learning To Crawl" which takes the same idea, showing this story of Spider-Man learning how to be a better hero, and gaining his sense of humor as he goes up against a villain he's responsible for creating, Clash, who can use sound itself to attack the web-head. It's Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 Issues 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, and 1.5. For a good two issue story I'd recommend one called Unscheduled Stop which unfolded in Issue 578 and 579 of The Amazing Spider-Man where he has to tangle with The Shocker while saving a trainload of people in a crumbling tunnel. Oh yes, and as for the classic 60's comics? The Amazing Spider-Man comics are still really good, the only problem is they're very wordy, I think comics used to do that so it'd take longer to finish reading them, so it felt like you got your money's worth for an issue, it's Stan Lee writing the dialogue and heavily plotting the early stories, and Steve Ditko doing the art and a fair amount of plotting as the series goes on. Spidey's origin story was Amazing Fantasy Issue 15, and his second appearence is The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1 and so on. The scene in this movie of Spider-Man lifting the heavy rubble off of him in that big triumphant way is taken from the last part of a three part storyline called if this be my destiny which unfoled in Issue 31, 32, and 33. It was a comic scene that even impressed Stan Lee, who had no idea Steve Ditko was going to put so much attention and emphasis on the build up to his escape. The scene is something of a Spidey classic, before this movie it was adapted in an episode of Spectacular Spider-Man, and after this movie it was adapted in an episode of Marvel Spider-Man. In many more recent versions of Spider-Man the other heroes act as mentors to him, where as in these classic stories outside of being friends with The Human Torch, he's more of an outsider, and has to figure these things out on his own. Hope this helps you if you ever wanna read some Spider-Man stuff.
@@MajorReacts Fantastic choice. Going in blind is a great idea. But its difficult to keep the comment section clean though! But I thought I'd tell you that the avengers building you see in this movie is a new one. Thats why Tony was moving Iron man equipment on the invisible plane that The Vulture was trying to steal.
I think the general consensus is that Toby is a good Peter Parker, Andrew is a good spiderman, and Tom is a perfect blend of both (plus if you morph Toby and Andrew's faces it looks way too similar to Tom which is kinda awesome)
I can help explain the Sony thing. Back in the day before they made Marvel Studios, Marvel used to sell the rights to their heroes to individual movie studios whenever they want to make a movie. So they had to buy the rights back now that they have their own movie making studio or wait for rights to expire. Marvel acquired the rights to their heroes in some cases one by one over the years. But Sony is the last hold out along with Universal for Hulk. (When it comes to Hulk, Disney already has a deal to let him be included in MCU movies.) But technically Sony is smart because they know Spider-Man is a huge property. Spider-Man supposedly makes more money than all other Marvel properties combined. So Sony knows this so they don't sell their rights yet.
"EIGHT YEARS LATER" is a chronological error. Since The Avengers took place in 2012, that would put this movie in 2020, which doesn't make sense since Civil War happens in 2016, and this movie clearly happens right after Civil War. And as you will learn in upcoming movies, there are also HUGE events that occur before 2020 that don't add up at all with this movie. So the "EIGHT YEARS LATER" text at the beginning is clearly a production mistake. There are only four years between The Avengers and Homecoming.
yeah raimi Spidey 2 and Far From home are def must have 4k discs, they def have the best Spidey action ive seen in the movies especially if you're a Spidey fan : D
Loved this reaction ❤ loving this mcu journey . Batman (89) in Spider-Man blew my mind!!! Show some love for our girl Z!!! Let’s watch Euphoria guys!! See Major on THAT journey!! Thoughts!?!..
Thankfully you will never have to know the worlds pain *when Sony broke up with Disney and was pulled from the MCU.* Thankfully after the backlash, and *a drunken crying phonecall from Tom Holland,* they managed to come to an agreement. For a while we were all told no more Spidey in the MCU.
You saying Andrew is a better Peter and Toby a better spiderman is honestly interesting bc a lot of people myself included feels it's the other way around
Love the reactions. You’re energy is always great. Just wanted to ask if possibly the movie audio could be bumped up a hair compared to your mic. Usually have to turn up to hear movie and then get blasted when you are hyped. Don’t take it as a criticism just a suggestion. Love the channel.
Damn major you broke my heart saying thee Michael Keaton, was identifiable to you from the other guys! Clearly you have to see Batman and Batman returns because MK is legendary for being one of the best Batman’s characters of our lifetimes 💔💔
You are in for a TREAT when you get to no way home 😍😍 I agree with you an how you see the 3 actors, I grew up on TM and loved AG now fully invested in TH Spider-Mans + it gives up something so epic that we almost don’t deserve ! Also it’s pretty cool how Tom Holland and Zendaya met an fell in love on these movies an are together from from it!
It's best to not try to correlate the other versions to any new version. They always play with things. For instance both Gwen and Mary Jane came in to the comics after high school, and Peter specifically met her and Harry Osborn when he first started college. Raimi and some cartoons gave us MJ as the girl next door he's known since they were little. Etc. So they just sorta give little tweaks like that here and there between versions.
Hopefully this isn’t the 100yh time someone has commented this, but the reason the spider man movies aren’t on Disney plus is because Sony bought the movie rights to spider man and his rogues gallery back in the 90’s cuz marvel comics was on the verge of going bankrupt. BUT, part of the deal was that Sony has to make a spider man movie every 5 years and 3 months or so or the rights revert back to marvel. That’s why Sony had to sometimes put out stuff in a rush or reboot the series when spider man 3 didn’t go so well, etc. but then with civil war they worked out that deal with marvel studios so Marvel can have spider man in mcu movies and pay for and make those ones, and Sony can pay for and make the spider movies and borrow characters like dr strange, iron man etc. Sorry, long answer. Incredible Hulk isn’t on Disney plus because of movie rights with universal, who distributed that film w Edward Norton. But rumor has it that Marcel is getting the hulk movie rights back this year
Tom is an amazing spider man and peter. But Toby wil always be the mature spiderman who has been through it and has the knowledge. Cant wait for you to see more of Tom Holland.
So when Marvel comics almost went bankrupt in the 1990s they sold off a lot of their properties to raise some money to save the company. The most popular characters at the time were Spider-Man and the X-Men (Sony got the rights to Spider-Man and Fox got the rights to X-Men). Marvel kept the rights to the Avengers because characters like Iron Man, Thor and Cap weren't that well-known and movie studios weren't really interested in them, so years later when Marvel set up their own studio, they could only use the Avengers' characters for the MCU. Since then, Disney have bought Marvel and Fox so now they can use the X-Men in the MCU, and Disney and Sony made a deal to allow Spider-Man to also appear.
Your enthusiasm with this one, makes me so happy. I can´t wait to you to see next two ones. They just get better and better. It took me time to admit that this version of Spider-man is my fave in movie Version. Closely followed by rest. I really like Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield aswell. I won´t comment into the Spider verse more than I really liked Miles Morales there as I am not yet sure if you have seen it.
Fun fact... When Peter gave Tony a hug it was totally improvised... RDJ was legit reaching for the door and Tom went in for a hug off script hahaha. They kept the scene in because their chemistry was so great!
One of the greatest unscripted Marvel Moments ever!
Do you ruin movies for fun or is it because of your insecurities?
@@thejustinsteffan How is that ruining the movie? It just heightens the experience to learn improv was used in this way is great
@@TechnoArpan I didnt know people were acting in movies
If you listen closely
You can hear RDJ say
There's not a hug in the script
So happy you liked Tom Holland as spidey. He really brings the youthful energy.
I am SO hyped we’re getting closer to Infinity War!
Tom Holland is basically Spider-Man from the comics
Tom felt more Authentic because he was actually casted as a teen, he looks and sounds like a real kid.
Also he's an actual trained gymnist so a lot of the flips and jumps are actually Tom in many scenes. He just had all the right ingredients for the perfect modern day Peter Parker/Spiderman.
Tony and peters relationship really transforms from this movie to infinity war and end game. All of the little goofs in the car scene(like the hug and Peter asking if he was an Avenger)make a good comeback and come full circle in endgame. It’s a real tear jerker
Marvel sold movie rights to Spiderman to Sony when they were in financial trouble. They also sold rights to the X-Men, Deadpool, and the Fantastic Four to Fox. Disney got those when they bought Fox.
And Universal has The Hulk, which is why there haven't been any Hulk solo movies. They can use him in ensemble films and team ups.
They got most of there properties back with the Fox deal, but Sony is gonna hold on to that Billion Dollar Spider as long as they can.
There's some cool videos on RUclips that explain the whole situation, but it's glad that Sony and Marvel have been able to work together to bring us these amazing movies.
Toby and Andrews movies had diminishing returns with each sequel and bringing Spidey under MCU creative has been the best decision they could have made.
Yeah, Marvel Comics was going bankrupt in the 90's and they didn't have their own movie studio. So they sold the movie rights for lots of their most popular characters to major Hollywood movie studios. Sony Pictures bought Spider-Man, Universal Studios bought Hulk, and Twentieth Century Fox bought the X-Men, Daredevil, and Fantastic Four. This allowed Marvel Comics to make enough cash to pull themselves out of bankruptcy and ultimately create their own studio in 2008 - Marvel Studios.
Marvel Studios could now make movies from the characters they still owned the movie rights to, like Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor, leading to team-up movies like The Avengers. However, as long as Sony had Spider-Man and Fox had X-Men, those characters couldn't appear in any Marvel Studios films, though certain exceptions would be made. For example, Universal still owns Hulk, but they collaborated with Marvel Studios to make The Incredible Hulk movie starring Edward Norton, and they've allowed Hulk to appear in crossover movies like The Avengers. But Marvel Studios can't make another Hulk movie without Universal's approval and involvement. But then Disney bought Marvel in 2012 and then bought Fox in 2019, so now Disney owns the movie rights of most of Marvel's characters, aside from Hulk and Spider-Man of course.
Sony still owns the rights to Spider-Man, and as long as Spider-Man is still making them a fortune, they will never give up those rights. But after the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield movies petered out (heh), they saw how successful the MCU had become and decided to cut a deal with Disney/Marvel to bring Spider-Man into the MCU with a series of new solo movies starring Tom Holland and letting him into crossover movies like Captain America: Civil War, just as long as Sony gets to keep most of the profits from the new Spider-Man solo movies.
The deal is that they have to make a movie every so often or lose the rights.. which is why Garfield’s Spider-Man exists - Sony had to make a movie or lose the rights
The other contract issue they are dealing with is that certain characters are locked into certain actors … so they can’t make another XMen movie for a couple years still or they have to use McAvoy as Professor X, etc… so they are trying to renegotiate those contracts
Gwen was Peter's first love in the comics. He met MJ after Gwen's death at the hands of *Green Goblin*
Michael Keaton's acting is incredible in this one. The car scene especially. Watching him come to the realization that Peter is Spider man, and the talk in the car, I just find chilling.
The Vulture isn’t a very scary villain IMO. But Michael Keaton MAKES him scary.
This is one of my top favorite movies in Phase 3.
We got just the right amount of Tony Stark in this movie. He was there when needed. And his on-screen chemistry with Tom Holland is fantastic.
That moment on the bridge with Peter and Tony is such a great scene. When he said "if you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it" was such a great quote. And Tony knows what it's like to be without his suit, because he spent most of "Iron Man 3" without his suit and had to work being a hero without it.
Michael Keaton as Adrian Tomes aka the Vulture was perfect casting. And the twist that he was Liz's dad was something not many saw coming.
Ned, Peter's "guy in the chair" is such a great character. And so is Zendaya's MJ.
Looking forward to "Thor: Ragnarok" up next in the MCU. And looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
You covered quite a bit, but you could have mentioned Donald's Glover's presence and the significance behind that.
I watched this video comparing the scenes introducing Spider-Man in CA:Civil War vs The Flash in Justice League. One point made in that video that made me love Marvel was that “A good superhero movie focuses on what makes someone a hero, instead of what makes them super”
i grew up with tobey but as soon as i saw Tom i instantly cried in happiness, reminded me of my childhood watching cartoon spiderman, tom is the most accurate peter/spidey
He is and idk why people can’t accept that, he is the most comic accurate. It’s mostly to nostalgia but Idk how if they are a Spider-Man fan and knows everything about the character how they can say that he isn’t the most accurate, it’s crazy.
Who is the only one out of the three that started as the character started in the comics at 15yrs old? Tom
Who is the only one out of the three that looks age appropriate and has a real teen personality? Tom
He created his own web formula, web shooters and suit.
And unlike the others he is good at both Peter and Spider-Man. He had the awkwardness and nerdy side of Peter and the confidence and quips of Spider-Man.
On top of that he has the best acted scenes and is the only one with a successful trilogy so that’s a plus.
Idc how his haters feel about his movies, but as the CHARACTER Tom Holland is the most comic accurate.
And idk if it’s true but there’s rumors that he just signed a deal that he will be the leading role of Avenger’s The Kang Dynasty so that’s interesting if it’s true.
@@reynaldolorenzo8409 people are too obsessed with nostalgia, Tobey Maguire was great as Spider-Man but people act like he's the best version.
When someone saw Michael Keaton and didn't know that's Batman 😆
Never knew he played Batman I only know George Clooney and Robert Pattison smh I'll defiantly watch them soon Mista Jay
@@MajorReacts Batman(1989) as a big hit in the theaters, and a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy it.
@@mikelarsen5836 I got you
@@MajorReacts same guy also played BeetleJuice!
This made me laugh even more when the next scene after he was at the house, Major said the city looked like Gotham 😂
I think you might be confused on some people. Happy is played by Jon Favreau , he directed Iron Man . And he is an executive producer for the movies . Kevin Feige is the president of marvel studios, he doesn't act in the movies . But great reaction , hope you enjoy the rest of the spider-verse , from the Great animated series to the movies .
Spidey speed is tide to his reflexes and agility like dodging bullets also increased healing but not instant like wolverine .
This is Zendaya's feature film debut. 5 yr before Dune. Introducing the vulture! I wonder why the government would give damage control of alien tech to Tony Stark after he wouldn't give up his iron man suit to them.
"he was the captain from the other guys" sir that is batman
The moment in the car when vulture plainly says the only reason you are not dead right now is b/c you saved her life on the DC trip.
That scene is a “Crazy, stupid love” where all plots coming together moment
Thanks for sharing your reaction to this. I'm glad you enjoyed it, too.
1 of the smartest and strongest and funniest of all marvel characters
It's 5 years later not 8 and michelle jones watson doesn't look like mary jane because she is a a variant of her for the MCU. Like gwen was his girlfriend in the amazing universe.
she's not a variant. She's just a completely different character
@@markcruz359 Spider-Man has so many different girlfriend variant it's just a way to describe them sometimes he's with Betty , black cat and mj instead of him being with all of them in one universe each spiderman features a different loving interest.
@@nvp8191 yes but they are not called variants. The term variant is applied to the same character throughout the multiverse. Like Tobey Maguire's Gwen Stacy(Bryce Dallas Howard) or Andrew Garfield's Gwen Stacy(Emma Stone)
"I don't want those weapons in my neighborhood; I got a nephew who live here".
And although he is only referred to by his real name and not his supervillain one, Aaron Davis is The Prowler...which makes the nephew Miles Morales. I always liked that little nod ;)
You’re gonna love the Tom Holland spidey movies major. I’m so hyped to see you do the next two
The person I feel bad for is the one that had to put that LEGO Death Star together just for the scene where Ned drops it and it smashes. I mean they obviously got paid for it but still.
You are going to LOVE the rest of this phase! I cannot wait for every reaction!
@33:22 He does make his own web fluid like Garfield, so he's been shown to be super smart. Also his school is for gifted students so they're all pretty Smart kids, but Peter is beyond exceptional in his chemistry, biology, and deduction skills.
I love that trapped scene, always makes me emotional hearing him cry out in desperation. Tom just does the desperate bits really well.
''I'm going to give Peter the dad talk.''
(daughter exits vehicle)
(dad pulls SIG-Sauer from glove compartment, icy stare)
WTF her dad is the fricken guy with the wings
And her mom is the chick from the Jamie Foxx show
Unintentional foreshadowing is hilarious. Never change Major.
I love it that the cops react realistically in threatening to shoot Spiderman. I live near Los Angeles, cops just shoot whenever they get nervous.
A while ago, Marvel was going thru financial hard times (because people weren't buying comic books). To keep the company going, Marvel sold the movie rights to some of their characters (X-Men, Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Hulk, Blade, Ghost Rider, Daredevil) to other movie companies. Sony bought the rights to Spiderman and will keep owning the rights as long as they make a Spiderman (or Spiderman related... like Venom, Morbius, etc) movie every 2 years (This is where Tobey Spiderman came from and why Andrew Garfield movies were made so soon... every 2 years to keep rights). Marvel later again hit hard financial times and took all of their remaining money and made a hail mary play and made the first Iron Man movie, it was a success and they stayed in business, and the MCU was created. Sony owns the rights to Spiderman, but the movies they made were not as successful as the movies Marvel was making with the MCU, so Marvel and Sony made a deal where Marvel would write and produce the Tom Holland Spiderman movies and Sony would keep all of the profits in exchange for Spiderman to appear in upcoming MCU movies (similar to Civil War). A few years ago Disney (who owns Marvel) bought 20th Century Fox and regained the movie rights to X-Men, Wolverine, Deadpool and Fantastic Four (all coming soon to the MCU). [NOTE = Universal still owns the solo movie rights to Hulk, which is why there has not been another solo Hulk movie (Universal made the one that came after Iron Man) Hulk can appear in MCU movies, but cannot star in his own solo film for Marvel.] The deals for Ghost Rider, Blade and Daredevil have expired and Marvel now has the rights back (coming soon to the MCU).
There’s a great thematic connection between this and Iron Man 3. IM3 was all about Tony learning to be a hero, even without his suits. He learned the lesson he tried to teach Peter in this movie. “If you’re nothing without the suit then you shouldn’t have it.”
I grew up with Tobey Maguire's movies, I love his movies. When I watched Tom Holland's movies I didn't appreciate how much I would love them. They are my favorite spiderman movies.
For me :
1.Tobey is a good Peter Parker
2.Andrew is an amazing Spiderman
3.Tom is kinda hybrid
PS : the Vulture costume in this MCU is insane 🔥
I think Zendaya started dating Tom Holland around No Way Home, before that it was just ‘best friends’
The Captain from The Other Guy's?????
Oh yeah.. Batman LMAO 😂
This dude thirsting over Aunt May reminds me of Mellverse 😂
The vulture isn't Lisa dad in the comic but her brother is a villian named Molton man.
And she married Harry Osborn.
You have quickly become my favorite reactor. I get excited knowing what's coming up and that you will probably jump up out of tour chair. Keep being you brother and I'll keep watching!
Imagine not knowing who micheal Keaton is 😂
Eyyyy yooooo! I've been waiting for this one. Thanks bro!
Sony made Spiderman in 2002 and Fox made Xmen in 2000 and Fantastic Four came out in 2005. Iron Man didn't come out until 2008. Marvel movies didn't exist when they licensed Spiderman, Fantastic Four & Xmen. The Xmen license came with the right to the word mutant which is why they are never called mutants in the Marvel world. Also the Xmen use Adamantium as the hardest element and Marvel uses Vibranium. However, Disney has recently purchased Fox Studios so they will reclaim the licenses for Fantastic Four and Xmen. Sony still owns the Spiderman license, but they have made the 3 Tom Holland movies in concert with Marvel Studios so they have more of a Marvel feel with Avengers characters integrated in the storylines.
yeah vibranium is temporarily the hardest/toughest metal in the MCU. But that was never the case in the comics.
One thing that will always bug me about this movie is Peter vlogging the Civil War fight. We get two entirely different reactions to Scott getting huge. In Civil War we get this cut to spider-man going "WHAT THE F-", yet here we get him vlogging and going "okay he's big now!" very nonchalantly. I guess the writers forgot LOL.
*Fun Fact:* The actress that voices Karen (the AI in Peter's suit) is the wife of the actor that voiced Jarvis. (the AI in Tony's suit)
Your reactions are just so unbelievably genuine and wholesome. I love it! cant wait for you to watch the rest!!
Childish Gambino/Donald Glover that Peter/Spidey met in the garage area played Aaron Davis aka the uncle of Miles Morales who’s another version of Spider-Man.
Just another fun fact.
This is a *Sony* movie in the MCU. That's why it's not on *Disney+*
I face palmed when I got to the end of the video and you realized that. Prematurely commented.
In Captain America: Civil War when Tony and Peter meet, Tony shows a RUclips video of Spiderman stopping a car from hitting a bus and they talk about how strong Spider-Man is... "wow, nice catch, 3000 pounds at 40 miles per hour. its not easy" ruclips.net/video/AVlww2uJHAc/видео.html
I don't think of it as a 'better' Spiderman or Peter Parker..... all the actors were just different versions.
Toby was the 'nerdy' Spiderman
Andrew was the 'cocky' Spiderman
Tom is the 'most comic accurate' Spiderman
I appreciate all three for the variations they bring to the role.
Once upon the time when Marvel struggled financially. They decided to sell their superheroes right to various companies. Sony got Spider-Man, Fox got X-Men, Universal got Hulk. Right now Sony is still holding on to Spidey.
Each actor nailed something about Spider-Man.
Tobey nailed the nerdy, awkward dork.
Andrew nailed the confident, cocky smartass.
Tom nailed the young inexperienced kid.
Spider-Man is more acrobatic then Captain Captain America is able to dodge bullets at near point blank range
I love this version of spider man because we truly get to see him grow over the course of the mcu
The guy who plays flash is also in scream 6 🔥🔥🔥
@39:44 That's why a lot of Marvel Villains are so good, because it's not as black and white as just "I'm evil just because." Vulture, Killmonger, Zemo (from Civil War), and even Thanos all thought that their cause was righteous. They were wrong, but as an audience member you can see where they're coming from at some level. It's really refreshing and compelling!
Michael Keaton is my favorite Batman so I was happy to see him in this movie
Spider-Man pulls his punches, hes strong
It's a perfect Spidey ❤️ 🕸 ❤️
Yo Major! Time to snag used Blu-Rays for the upcoming Spider-Man movies.... and FYI, Into the Spider-Verse isn't an MCU movie, it's a separate deal like the Toby MacGuire & Andrew Garfield movies... but it's AWESOME!!
The “venoms” and the “Deadpool’s”are a much watch 💯👍❤️🇬🇧🤘🤘
I've also wondered why they don't Show his spider senses In this as much.... it's 1 of the best abilities , in the comic books he doesn't get hit
You might want to watch the next two movies for context
5:19 (8 years later) -- This was a continuity goof. It should have said 4 years later. (Avengers: 2012 ; Homecoming: 2016)
if no one mentioned it , his reflexes allow him to dodge machine gun fire . as far as running speed , slower than cap and t'challa but fairly close .(guestimate on running speed)
My friend !! Your reaction to Zendaya in this was hilarious 😂 do you know that Tom and Zendaya in real life have been dating for a couple of years? they’re so cute in real life and in these movies
They always said in the comics he has the proportionate strength of a spider. imagine a spider only about the size of a nickel And it's your size Instead of jumping 1'As a little creature, a man 5'10 jumps as high As a spider would approximately 200' and just as strong to lift a bus or jet
Glad you liked this one, I did as well. Tom really portrayed a good Peter that was fascinated with heroes but kinda immature and grew into someone who just wanted to remain a kid after realizing what it would be like to be an adult and a super hero with actual stakes. Liked how he chooses to hold off but still has the good heart and willingness to try and stop the villains even after going through so much throughout. Your reactions are always fun. Hope you enjoy the next ones as well.
The sony stuff happened back when Toby took on the role I believe and they only bought rights to spiderman and so when Disney took Marvel they missed out on a few specific characters that had their rights sold already (Xmen are a part of that, owned by Fox till very recently), they either have to make new deals with current holders or wait till the rights expire, whenever that could be. Just a little FYI.
If you ever wanna see some cool Spider-Man comics take a look at the 2000's series "Ultimate Spider-Man" which creates a new version of the character, some things are different and some things stay the same. It's not the same universe as the main Spidey comics, this version of Peter acts about the same, faces all the classic baddies, but then there's stuff that really sets it apart in interesting ways, and it's paced very well. The scene of Peter reading off fat jokes to enrage Kingpin is classic. While the original 60's stories focus on him growing into a better hero, with the character himself sometimes feeling more like a young adult then the teenager he starts off as, Ulitmate Spider-Man puts much more focus also on his growth as a 15 year old trying to find his place in the world, he's prone to lashing out, but you at the end of the day that he's a good kid.
Also check out this 1990's comic series, "Untold Tale Of Spider-Man", they were new stories written to take place inbetween the various classic 60's adventures. Before Untold Tales there were also three issues of Amazing Fantasy, yep, in the 60's Spidey make his debut in it's last issue before it was ended, and in the 90's it was brought back for 3 issues all about Spidey taking place after the origin but before the fiirst issue of his series, Issue 16, 17, and 18.
There this really cool 5 issue storyline called "Learning To Crawl" which takes the same idea, showing this story of Spider-Man learning how to be a better hero, and gaining his sense of humor as he goes up against a villain he's responsible for creating, Clash, who can use sound itself to attack the web-head. It's Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 Issues 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, and 1.5.
For a good two issue story I'd recommend one called Unscheduled Stop which unfolded in Issue 578 and 579 of The Amazing Spider-Man where he has to tangle with The Shocker while saving a trainload of people in a crumbling tunnel.
Oh yes, and as for the classic 60's comics? The Amazing Spider-Man comics are still really good, the only problem is they're very wordy, I think comics used to do that so it'd take longer to finish reading them, so it felt like you got your money's worth for an issue, it's Stan Lee writing the dialogue and heavily plotting the early stories, and Steve Ditko doing the art and a fair amount of plotting as the series goes on. Spidey's origin story was Amazing Fantasy Issue 15, and his second appearence is The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1 and so on. The scene in this movie of Spider-Man lifting the heavy rubble off of him in that big triumphant way is taken from the last part of a three part storyline called if this be my destiny which unfoled in Issue 31, 32, and 33. It was a comic scene that even impressed Stan Lee, who had no idea Steve Ditko was going to put so much attention and emphasis on the build up to his escape. The scene is something of a Spidey classic, before this movie it was adapted in an episode of Spectacular Spider-Man, and after this movie it was adapted in an episode of Marvel Spider-Man. In many more recent versions of Spider-Man the other heroes act as mentors to him, where as in these classic stories outside of being friends with The Human Torch, he's more of an outsider, and has to figure these things out on his own.
Hope this helps you if you ever wanna read some Spider-Man stuff.
You MUST wath the Venom flicks!
Happy is Jon Favreau, he has produced and directed some movies. Kevin Fiege is the main guy for Marvel Studios
Funny you said it looked like Gotham City when the camera was on dead on Michael Keaton’s face. He is the first Batman (1989) in a film.
That's funny that you said Gotham City. You should watch the OG Batman from the 80s! You'll be pleasantly surprised;)
When you said it 34:29 it looked like Gotham city, did you knowMichael Keaton played Batman in the Tim burton films
how did you not know about zendaya being in there lmfaoo
We made a rule when we started the channel not to read the description just go in and watch the movie or show
@@MajorReacts Fantastic choice. Going in blind is a great idea. But its difficult to keep the comment section clean though!
But I thought I'd tell you that the avengers building you see in this movie is a new one. Thats why Tony was moving Iron man equipment on the invisible plane that The Vulture was trying to steal.
ohhhh then it makes sense!
Pretty cool that they were gonna do the vulture for tobey’s Spider-Man 4 but since they couldn’t they used him in this really well
Tobey Maguire is Childhood 🔥🔥
But Tom Holland grew on me after Infinity War
I think the general consensus is that Toby is a good Peter Parker, Andrew is a good spiderman, and Tom is a perfect blend of both (plus if you morph Toby and Andrew's faces it looks way too similar to Tom which is kinda awesome)
I can help explain the Sony thing. Back in the day before they made Marvel Studios, Marvel used to sell the rights to their heroes to individual movie studios whenever they want to make a movie. So they had to buy the rights back now that they have their own movie making studio or wait for rights to expire. Marvel acquired the rights to their heroes in some cases one by one over the years. But Sony is the last hold out along with Universal for Hulk. (When it comes to Hulk, Disney already has a deal to let him be included in MCU movies.) But technically Sony is smart because they know Spider-Man is a huge property. Spider-Man supposedly makes more money than all other Marvel properties combined. So Sony knows this so they don't sell their rights yet.
"EIGHT YEARS LATER" is a chronological error. Since The Avengers took place in 2012, that would put this movie in 2020, which doesn't make sense since Civil War happens in 2016, and this movie clearly happens right after Civil War. And as you will learn in upcoming movies, there are also HUGE events that occur before 2020 that don't add up at all with this movie. So the "EIGHT YEARS LATER" text at the beginning is clearly a production mistake. There are only four years between The Avengers and Homecoming.
yeah raimi Spidey 2 and Far From home are def must have 4k discs, they def have the best Spidey action ive seen in the movies especially if you're a Spidey fan : D
Someone is feeling aunt may lol
Lost it laughing at 51:42 😂😂 another great reaction Major! 👌🏾
Marvel holds the rights to toys, shows, comics, shirts, but Sony holds the rights to the movies
Loved this reaction ❤ loving this mcu journey . Batman (89) in Spider-Man blew my mind!!! Show some love for our girl Z!!! Let’s watch Euphoria guys!! See Major on THAT journey!! Thoughts!?!..
Childish Gambino’s nephew is Miles Morales.
Thankfully you will never have to know the worlds pain *when Sony broke up with Disney and was pulled from the MCU.* Thankfully after the backlash, and *a drunken crying phonecall from Tom Holland,* they managed to come to an agreement. For a while we were all told no more Spidey in the MCU.
Cannot wait for your comments as your journey through Marvel continues, hehehe
You saying Andrew is a better Peter and Toby a better spiderman is honestly interesting bc a lot of people myself included feels it's the other way around
Sony has the rights to spider man which is why it's not on Disney plus
Love the reactions. You’re energy is always great. Just wanted to ask if possibly the movie audio could be bumped up a hair compared to your mic. Usually have to turn up to hear movie and then get blasted when you are hyped. Don’t take it as a criticism just a suggestion. Love the channel.
No, I need this Colby I appreciate this I want to make sure the quality is good thank you
Spider man and iron man helped the hulk lift a mountain That was falling on top of them in the secret wars comics
And to think in just a few years Zendaya would steal a shit ton of drugs from that lady in the elevator.
I’m so hyped for your Thor Ragnarok reaction already. Then on to infinity war, because I’m guessing you’ve seen black panther
Damn major you broke my heart saying thee Michael Keaton, was identifiable to you from the other guys! Clearly you have to see Batman and Batman returns because MK is legendary for being one of the best Batman’s characters of our lifetimes 💔💔
You are in for a TREAT when you get to no way home 😍😍 I agree with you an how you see the 3 actors, I grew up on TM and loved AG now fully invested in TH Spider-Mans + it gives up something so epic that we almost don’t deserve ! Also it’s pretty cool how Tom Holland and Zendaya met an fell in love on these movies an are together from from it!
I love Tom as Peter and Spiderman. I liked Toby but he looked like a 30yr old playing a 18yr old. Did you know Zendaya and Tom are dating IRL.
It's best to not try to correlate the other versions to any new version. They always play with things. For instance both Gwen and Mary Jane came in to the comics after high school, and Peter specifically met her and Harry Osborn when he first started college. Raimi and some cartoons gave us MJ as the girl next door he's known since they were little. Etc. So they just sorta give little tweaks like that here and there between versions.
No Cap after credit? You didn't have the "patience" for it?..😉
Hopefully this isn’t the 100yh time someone has commented this, but the reason the spider man movies aren’t on Disney plus is because Sony bought the movie rights to spider man and his rogues gallery back in the 90’s cuz marvel comics was on the verge of going bankrupt.
BUT, part of the deal was that Sony has to make a spider man movie every 5 years and 3 months or so or the rights revert back to marvel. That’s why Sony had to sometimes put out stuff in a rush or reboot the series when spider man 3 didn’t go so well, etc. but then with civil war they worked out that deal with marvel studios so Marvel can have spider man in mcu movies and pay for and make those ones, and Sony can pay for and make the spider movies and borrow characters like dr strange, iron man etc.
Sorry, long answer. Incredible Hulk isn’t on Disney plus because of movie rights with universal, who distributed that film w Edward Norton. But rumor has it that Marcel is getting the hulk movie rights back this year
Tom is an amazing spider man and peter. But Toby wil always be the mature spiderman who has been through it and has the knowledge. Cant wait for you to see more of Tom Holland.
Poetic Justice is the movie with Jada Pinkett...u were thinking about
So when Marvel comics almost went bankrupt in the 1990s they sold off a lot of their properties to raise some money to save the company. The most popular characters at the time were Spider-Man and the X-Men (Sony got the rights to Spider-Man and Fox got the rights to X-Men). Marvel kept the rights to the Avengers because characters like Iron Man, Thor and Cap weren't that well-known and movie studios weren't really interested in them, so years later when Marvel set up their own studio, they could only use the Avengers' characters for the MCU. Since then, Disney have bought Marvel and Fox so now they can use the X-Men in the MCU, and Disney and Sony made a deal to allow Spider-Man to also appear.
It's because of Sony that it's not on Disney+
Glad they told you how strong Peter was. One RUclipsr on here was trying to fit Cap into the conversation 😂. Cap is a fraud!
Your enthusiasm with this one, makes me so happy. I can´t wait to you to see next two ones. They just get better and better. It took me time to admit that this version of Spider-man is my fave in movie Version. Closely followed by rest. I really like Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield aswell. I won´t comment into the Spider verse more than I really liked Miles Morales there as I am not yet sure if you have seen it.