Adrian Toomes Becomes Vulture - Opening Scene - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie CLIP HD
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- Adrian Toomes Becomes Vulture (Michael Keaton) - "Business is good" - Opening Scene - Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]
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ALL OF THIS IS CAPTAIN AMERICA S FAULT
HIS ACTIONS LED TO MERGING OF SHIELD AND HYDRA
AND THUS GOVT WAS OWNED BY
HYDRA
I like how he's a literal vulture from this story. He collects what the Avengers left behind from battles. Probably one of the best Vulture stories.
@Ano Nymous ...Holy shit.
@Ano Nymous because they want to connect vulture with spiderman
Good detail bro
Its literally a bird of prey or a Vulture.
I never even thought about that. And yea, Michael Keaton is life!!!
Not a bad backstory for the Vulture. Clean up crew loses their work because of the government, goes into crime to support their families. Fair play
What good men do, to support those that they love.
@@lumberluc Underated comment
Dean Jacobs that is, if you’re counting on him being able to afford it. He just said he was about to lose his house.
Dean Jacobs as someone who has family going through this, I can confirm that is false.
Dean Jacobs “that’s why lawyers often refuse to even take a case if they have a good chance of losing.” So, just like Vulture’s case, then? Ignoring your remarks about my family’s judgement, what lawyer would help Vulture sue Stark Enterprises?
I like how Vulture isn't just a visual namesake - Toomes and his crew are literally picking up the scraps and leftovers, like vultures.
MCU quality right there
Working like vultures but living like eagles baby!
"MCU quality right there"
Wdym? That's from the comics this is based on. This movie was horrible with two or three good moments + fanservice.
@@HijackedSlang ok hipster
@@HijackedSlang Toomes didn't run a salvage company in the comics though. He was co-chair and founder of an electronics firm that was fairly well off.
I always liked how the Vulture understood how small they were compared to the avengers and never wanted to appear on their radar.
pretty sure any avenger could handle him easily one on one. even Spider-Man now with the peter tingle.
@@tekkara1548 That and Peter tends to hold back a bit too much
I know right, even Hawkeye could take out Vulture if Hawkeye can fire before Vulture does. He could even destroy his wings with that acid arrow he used in the Battle of New York
not sure about Black Widow. Everyone else (other than Mantis) could feasibly defeat Vulture
@@tekkara1548 A fight between him and falcon before the Captain America upgrate would be pretty interesting.
@@TheKingofbrooklin falcon will win simply for having missle. culture suit is more as a form of a vehicle/carrier than a combat suit
I was actually on vulture's side for a large portion of the movie
Sign of a sympathetic villain. He wasn't fundamentally evil, just trying to make a living for his family against a government that blatantly screwed him and his workers over.
heresjohnno he even opted not to reveal Spiderman's identity when he was sent to prison.
@@Saicofake because he recognized that even though they were enemies, he owed Spiderman a debt regarding his daughters life, and staying silent was part of paying that debt. Again, shows that even though he's the bad guy of this film, he still has a moral compass.
He complains that the little guys gets screwed over then he wants to sell weapons that will screw them over
I was definitely rooting for the vulture in the movie period I mean you know he was going to come against Spider-Man period but seeing his origin and how he got screwed over from Tony stark? It's like Tony's ego reverbated throughout the whole MCU and people got affected by his choices good or bad period you get to see some of those bad choices from Tony..
Love how Vultures crew immediately runs to his defense after he punches the government worker. They’re like “oh so who we fightin??”
Hey, those were his boys.
@@QoQabai658 Boys protect boys
Right? Very New York and I love it lol
They might’ve been villains, but they were real ones
That was HIS crew mang. If they jumped in like that it shows he was a good boss.
I loved how they took a villain who was kinda of ridiculous in the comics, like Vulture, and actually made him a legit scary badass
He is walter white leading a gang of biker grandpas.
But they screw it in morbius
Damn u sony
Such as mysterio
@@genshoryukenpou Movir mysterio sucked ass
@@genshoryukenpou mysterio was always good tho. They ripped him straight from the comics with very minor modifications
1:00 Love how Toomes's crew was ready to back up their boss, coming at those armed agents with nothing but worker's tools. He was definitely a more respectable boss than Mysterio
Oh yeah FS, even after all that, he didn't leave them behind, had the same crew behind him when he became the vulture, they are some real friends
They the bois
That says a hell of a lot about Toomes. You can’t buy that kind of loyalty. You earn it.
Me and the boys about to brawl with 10 gun men
engi mains be like
I love how Stark’s impact is complex, just like real life. There are people who love him, people he saved; then there’s the people who he hurt, who want revenge.
He's a flawed hero in a lot of ways.
Xander M right? He talks big like he’s saving the world, but in ways, he’s just another robber baron.
Oh if only Stark would see in the passing eight years of how a couple of screwed over local workers became weapons manufacturers.
To be fair on Vulture’s side, he didn’t even pursue revenge. He went for a subtle job that both made him rich and shows what happens when you don’t clean up the collateral damage!
Stark has an evil corporation behind him
Took me forever to realize that those goverment officials could be hydra, that's why they want total monopoly of the alien artifacts and have no interest at all to reimburse the local workers. This scene was right after avenger 1, but before winter soldier.
It is a good theory....my issue is if it was Hydra they would have never let Civilians like Toombs clean it up in the first day instead they would have send their own people right away. And two they would have never let civilians like toombs gang get away with any artifacts to begin with. If you think the government was bad for not paying them Hydra would have been worst by not letting them out alive.
It’s not Hydra bro,
It’s Damage Control from Tony Stark...
@Ano Nymous
That....can’t be....
@Ano Nymous .....👏👏👏👏👏👏 couldn’t Said it better myself
@@commentator4ever498 damage control in th MCU is a joint venture between SHIELD and stark industries
I like Toomes, from how he's not an complete asshole like some other one time MCU villians(he was pleading and being nice to the Stark Industries lady at the beginning) to how he protected Spidy in the end. Almost feels like an anti hero.
There s only one
Ass hole in the MCU
THAT'S
CAPTAIN BITCHRICA
@@cringekiller348 Why??
@@cringekiller348 who??
@@cringekiller348 he's the literal opposite of an asshole, genuinely the nicest guy in the team.
Well its really just how you write a good villain anymore. Hes relatable, his motivations are entirely understandable and hes not cartoon evil/bad. He killed one guy, on accident but that also points to why hes a villain and why it was necessary for the government to get a handle on the "salvage" operation. Its an unfortunate which came first, chicken or the egg argument. Is vulture making weapons for low lvl crooks because he had to be underground due to the government seizing control. Or was the government in the right to take control over this alien tech out of fears that it would make the exact situation that happens in the movie play out.
Soooo yeah all in all just an excellently written villain and an even better spiderman baddie.
The costume design is phenomenal. Notice that fur lining on his jacket when he has the Vulture getup? A lot of vultures have a collar of fluffy feathers like that at the base of their necks. Nice touch.
No kidding.
It's from his original suit from the comics, games and tv shows.
Aw dude! I always loved that detail!
He always wears it! It’s never mentioned. Probs his favorite coat or maybe it keeps him warm when he’s in the air.
But you look at him and think ‘oh that’s the vulture.’
Also resembles ww2 flight jackets
@@NiiKEMAN It is? huh, that makes sense by the way. What if MCU Adrian Toomes is going to the Amazing Spider-Man's dimension to get an alternate Vulture suit with a help of Websersve Green Goblin and Sam Rami Mysterio.
Gotta admit the Vulture suit is badass
Easily my favorite version of Vulture. Then again, when your competition is basically a bunch of scrawny old men in green jumpsuits with feathers glued to their arms Icarus-style......
It’s still too dangerous compare to Wilson wing pack.
I like the headware.
Beats Falcon's wingsuit by a mile and a half.
@@TheLateLordKardok vulture is beast
Legally speaking, the Federal government would be required to compensate Toombs for his expenditures, the government may be able to take a job like that because it's suddenly classified, but the legal contracts with the government Toombs already has would have to be satisfied, and honestly, they might just throw in extra as "keep your mouth shut" money.
it's a movie, who cares? How interesting would that be to watch Toombs go through litigation in court for two hours? What a roller coaster of a movie that would make.
maybe they were paid but just wanted extra money after seeing the potential of the scraps.
Supreme Court case toombs vs stark doesn’t sound as good as the vulture
@@Isiauwuehrifi I've seen more boring movies.
Gov would've been there in hours in real life.
This is why I've always considered Adrian Toomes the best villian in the MCU. He is a primes example of how "the road to hell was paved with good intentions".
Imagine Vulture in the prison thinking: "Yes, I know the secret identity of Spider-man, I can use it in the future.", then here comes Mysterio: "Peter Parker is the Spider-man."
Mysterio was a lame villain in my opinion. Telling everyone that Peter Parker is Spiderman, just before he died, was a very lame move.
@@TheSlimmshadyy ita genius, for him he forever ruined Peter Parker
@@Nadie47 fr very true
@@TheSlimmshadyy he's probably not dead, just laying low licking his wounds.
@@sithonsithon1012 He’s dead. In the final scenes in that movie, Edith glasses confirmed the real Quentin Beck is dead.
Funny how many Villains in the MCU come indirectly from Stark's actions and lack of compassion.
Yeah, the Sokovian Accords could have achieved everything it was meant to if they just applied to Tony
That's how it is in the real world.
@@iamedyson yeah... If Stan Lee didn't create Tony Stark We wouldn't have terrorism...
(Just a jOKe?)
@@gustavopereira4924 what a dumb joke
@@gustavopereira4924 What's the joke though?
0:44 "I understand, sir, but for reasons of national security we need total control of this job. However, I understand your grievances. If you'll sit down with me, we can see that you're reimbursed for your equipment expenses while you and your crew are compensated according to the terms of your contract."
Because I'm pretty sure that a city salvage contract for a dozen or so guys is going to be a drop in the bucket for a government that build _four_ _helicarriers_ .
Exactly what would have really happened. The Federal government is usually the financial loser in any contract situation like this.
@@nraketh taxpayers are the losers*. the people in charge are not gonna leave without hefty profits. The federal government, on paper, represents the taxpayers.
Just that, just that one saying is enough to stop a super villain from being created.
electricbayonet2 I don’t think the US alone funded Shield, I’m pretty sure they were an international organisation and so probably were funded by various countries.
hell stark would have footed the bill the moment it became an issue with no problems, hell i bet he would have hired them to work for him.
I serious love how they took one the lamest Spiderman Villains and made him cool, then they did it again in Far From Home
Mysterio wasn't lame
@@person43 Eh, depends on the Incarnation of Mysterio for me, I found the one from Specter Spider Man to be lame and that was the first ever Spiderman show i watched
Agree with Vulture, but with Mysterio don't, he always been a cool character
Mysterio is pretty much Genjutsu user creating special effects. You can not call that uncool
Mysterio's definitely cool from the start for me, especially his design. Then I love him even more after playing Shattered Dimensions.
The technicians that create the gear for Vulture are incredibly gifted. They're re-creating alien technology out of a garage without state of the art tools. Imagine what they could do if they had proper labs and equipment.
They were able to build the Vulture suit in a cave, with a bunch of scraps
@@mau4604 Tony Stark and Dr. Ho Yinsen joined the chat.
I’m pissed to find out more about Phineas Mason ….like did he get snapped? , is he in jail …is he out ? Where has he been in the last 7 years of the MCU ? So much potential for that character I mean he literally built weapons with alien scrap and the MCU doesn’t want to capitalize on his character 🤷♂️
@@edercortes1960we’ll found out soon
@@edercortes1960 They can only use him in their Spider-Man movies, and he didn't have a role to play in their stories for FFH or NWH
You either die being the Batman, or you live long enough to become the Vulture...
lmao Brucey boi is a trustfund baby. He never earned any of his money, Wayne Corp basically runs itself with the best minds and machines money can buy. Bruce Wayne could have fixed nearly every problem in Gotham without ever leaving the house if he just reinvested it into mental health treatment (NOT Arkham Asylum) and social programs and the production of well paying union jobs and prison work release programs he could have defeated every villain before they could do anything. The reason it would foil even the Joker? Joker has one super power. ONE. Its the power of the best human resources department in the comic universe. He never runs out of down and outs to convert to crime. Ever wonder how so many "thugs" come to work for the vilest criminal in the universe? Its because society denies them their rights. What sort of healthcare system does Gotham have? Have you ever seen a rehabilitation for regular people with mental illness in that town? Remember in the Dark Knight how Batman even convinces Harvey Dent not to kill a man to get information because he was a troubled schizophrenic? How are there so many people with untreated mental illnesses in that city? Instituting free healthcare and human services in Gotham would save them billions in infrastructure costs alone because Gotham Bridge wouldn't blow up every other Thursday. So basically what I'm saying is Batman is the real villain and not someone to look up to. Also Vulture did more for the working class than Bruce Wayne ever did.
This is an underrated comment, this amber person isnt quite all there I dont think
Amber Skye Marvel fan-boy
@@zephyr3453 criminalizing the rich is not the solution mate. Free healthcare will not fund itself in the long run without anyone, mainly rich people paying tax for it. Its better off living healthy than rellied on healthcare, started by having a positive thingking first.
@@zephyr3453 great comment man
In my opinion, Vulture is one of the best MCU villians.
Spider-Man villain yes
As in MCU villains I'm not quite sure
Same goes for Mysterio imo
When it comes down to it, he's just an old man with with wings tbh. 🤷♂️
@@andrewsampton Yes, but unlike previous incarnations of Vulture, this one is somewhat more sympathetic and more engaging as a character. Not to mention, the actual suit itself is a very nice re-imagining of Vulture's traditional design.
Maimed Fascia most of the times a good villain is someone relatable with humane characteristics and motives. Yes he’s an old man in a Sophia but he’s just there to care for his family and the families of those working for him
Brian Liu he also didn’t reveal Spider-Man’s identity in prison.
Michael Keaton is definitely one of my favourite actors.
And the story of the Vulture in that movie, although he's ultimately a villain, had enough grey areas and redeeming traits about the character that made you think "I don't approve of this man's actions, but I can see how he got pushed there". In the end I wanted him to stop but had empathy for the guy.
He was great play ray kroc in the founder
@@sixforks6543And Batman
Vulture and his crew weren't bad guys for the most part. Seeing average joes work with what they got is interesting. I'd watch a whole series based on these guys salvaging stuff.
Yeah. But to keep it interesting, let's say one member of the crew turns bad for real for real and starts his own rival crew of collectors.
@@QoQabai658 Toomes vs. AIM? I'd watch it.
Literally just breaking bad but with superheroes
@@Mae_Dastardly still sounds fucking kickass
This makes me imagine how good Heisenberg could be as a Spiderman villain.
*"The world's changing, it's time we change too."*
Drops a penny. Oops
8 years later he hasn't changed a bit..
@@Raums you even real?? World's not like anything it was 8 years ago.
The world is changing?
Better call saul
Comes from a famous latin saying. Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis
The only thing I love more than a villain, is a villain with a motive. While what he did was illegal, he did it for his family
Nearly everybody was shafted in one way or another by the government so they made him some kind of relatable. Maybe only a few would actually go his route if presented with those opportunities but a lot of ppl wish they would've.
well even if he didn't hurt anyone after turn villain, his crew still use super power weapon to rob ATM and stole from other family, so just because he done it for his family mean he can just fuk other families up. Not like he only take from the rich or only take enough to support his family.
Heck he and his crew don't even need to build all that to steal thing, he probably could sell those in black market and get ton of money.
@@YBehri sure because stole from that bank not gonna make it unavailable for a good while. What if you're still a student and his crew fuk up all the ATM of that same bank your credit card is using? Do you expect me to go to different city to withdraw my money?
@@YBehri @Y. Behri depend on that bank or ATM didn't already got trashed yet, heck ambush money truck is one of typical thing villain and super villain love to do. Make me wonder how many times people in they world try to withdraw cash and the ATM/bank got destroyed that day lol.
Also not too serious in the first comment btw
@@YBehri Aside from the ATM statement, the guns were a massive threat, such as when the delmar store got hit, or the ship was tore in half
One of the best conversions from Comics to Movie. That ruff collar of feathers into a bomber jacket.
I’m so pissed Morbius took this king of a villain away from us
#morbiussweep he was better in morbius imo
Vulture, Killmonger, Thanos, Ego - the Phase 3 villains were really something else, weren't they?
Still say it started with Zemo....just a pissed off guy with a good point and a strong will. Dismantled the Avengers with words and proof.
Only Vulture and Killmonger were well written.
@@inthedeadhours Other than Ego they were sympathetic villains; that was the key. Zemo lost his family in Sokovia, Vulture lost his job, Killmonger lost his father and was abandoned, Thanos wanted to help the Universe in his twisted way and wasn't straight evil.
@@nahor88 Agreed. Just saying I feel like that trend started with Zemo. He was one of the first that didn't seem to be just an evil version of the hero.
@@HurricaneGaming509 o.o you really didnt think Thanos was done well? No disrespect intended, just curious as to why.
If he had simply been paid for the contracts he had at the beginning, this would never have happened.
Then again we wouldn't be able to see how they somehow made weapons and Vulture's sick wings.
@@bluesnake1713 Honestly, they didn't need the "getting screwed by the government/stark" angle. Picture this: They get the job and everything is going smoothly, and their gearhead says something along the lines of "So how much are we getting paid for this anyway? I could make a neat gun out of this that would be worth double our contract".
Then the cleanup crew walks in, with largely the same shpiel, but offers to pay out their contract and reimburse them. They all walk away paid, but Mr Vulture here takes a look at the fancy gear and covertly nabs them. Then the scene continues as normal, only now, instead of this "honorable, but mistreated man", it's about his personal battle with greed. He rationalizes to himself "I'm making chump change, running the rat race, these guys don't care. It's time we made our own fortune."
@@potaterjim exactly, the government was just a excuse, soon or later he would do bad business with the alien junk. Nobody just receive a bad news and then jump to the crime side sudenly
It could have been a string of governments failed to pay them and this was the last straw
Issue was Toomes was on the verge of losing everything because he wasn’t getting paid enough and this was his big pay day job and it got ripped from him
Everyone talking about Vulture but I actually think that it's interesting how the Tinkerer was able to build his suit and everything else they use out of broken garbage, I mean most of the people wouldn't know what to do with it.
And if you really pay attention to what he is doing he is actually trying to ungrade it, Shocker's gauntlet is actually Crossbones's gauntlet from Civil War, but it is upgraded, maybe with Shitauri technology or something else.
The Tinkerer is seriously underrated.
Well we know who they are stealing from. I can see that even if they weren't losing their contract the Tinkerer gets them into trouble with Hydra when Mitch Carson pays him a visit and offers a carrot and stick incentive in that Vulture keeps making the stuff for Hydra and they won't die in an industrial accident
Damn I forgot about this dude thanks for making me reremember him again
After watching NWH, I won't be surprised if he is recruited by some other Spider-Man villain as the tech expert in the next trilogy.
One thing I love about keatons vulture is the costume.
The inclusion of the bomber jacket and fighter pilot style helmet gives off this suggestion that he likely served in the air force. Couple that with his "we fight their wars" line, and it paints a picture of a veteran who doesn't feel that he has received his dues.
That’s actually a great unnoticed detail.
Some construction guy having the skill to pilot a near militarized flight suit on par with the Falcon?
It would make sense he had some military background.
You know what could have prevented this? Rather than having the government push out the local workers, have government supervise, provide the necessary safety precautions, and deal with the resulting scrap while letting the work itself get done by the local workers. They still get paid, Damage Control still justifies their existence and government budget, and safety is still the highest priority.
was thinking the same thing. I mean how hard is it to give compensation for these guys. I do feel sympathy for the Vulture the way these government jerks treat regular people and push them aside.
@@tellyshonestreviews1293 It's when shit like this happens that people start distrusting the government. I know this in particular is a movie but sometimes it actually happens and it causes a huge sense of separation between the federal government and private citizens. There is always a way to compromise, but someone's always gotta swing their dick around and everyone suffers for it.
They wouldn't even need to keep them on. All she needed to say was, "I'm sorry, but given the nature of this salvage we need total control for reasons of national security. However, we understand that this is unfair to you and your workers, so we are prepared to reimburse you for the equipment expenditures as well as pay each of you the projected wages you would have earned had you been allowed to fulfill your contract."
There, problem solved. Toomes and his crew get paid as if they fulfilled the contract, and they don't even need to do anything. It's not like money is an issue. I doubt this crew is more than 20 guys (and that's highballing it), and if Toomes got a contract from the city he would have had to make the lowest bid. Plus, this is the same government that built a helicarrier...and after this scene, would build _three_ _more_ of them. Paying a dozen or so guys for a city salvage contract is _nothing_ .
this entire scenario is a little weird. american government projects are, by definition, contracts for private firms like Toomes'. so in this universe they probably hired another private firm that lobbied for the job? which is still weird because Toomes' contract most likely had an exit clause. Exit clauses save lives.
I think the issue was about who was physically dealing with it. Ultimately, it came down to the point that, if Toomes or one his crew decided to slip one away for personal uses, who then gets the slap? Just the guy who took it? Toomes? The team supervising? Tony Stark who was overseeing the entire thing? Government for even working with Tony Stark?
Honestly, I'm not a fan of this whole hierarchy for blame and it's pretty meaningless realistically, but the bottom line was, they needed to know whom they were employing were of lower risk, at which point they can just convict the one guy who broke the rules.
I think having them reimbursed like what everyone else suggested makes more sense, but as we're not shown whether Toomes actually took it up with Stark Industries, it's hard to judge whether he made contact and got ignored, thus took this route, or whether he never bothered to make contact at all.
I'm not siding with either side and honestly, I understand where Toomes is coming from, but we do lack information of the part in between them being turned away and him going haywire.
What I love is how they got the lifesize wingspan right. The wings of a vulture is bigger than a falcon.
I think he probably was working with less thrust or lift to begin with. I wonder if The Falcon packs were gard to steal? I can't remember but they might've been under 10 made?
This movie would have never happened if Stark payed out the laborers and explained that public cleanup for superpowered weapons is a *Safety and security measure.* And Adrian basically validated their reasoning by stealing and making his own.
Stark should have paid them and then none of this would have happened.
@@Nepthu but then no vulture movie?
@@hellolastname9556 Still is, a couple of weeks later, some friends in Hydra talked about his work and decided to give him a lucrative under the table offer. Work on a couple of prototypes to be shipped out to a conflict zone in Eastern Europe and get paid per gun. Of course, now that they had this conversation, they are now a customer and this customer is quite vocal about being dissatisfied when news of an industrial fire breaks out nearby killing everyone because they didn't play ball is shown and Toombs decides to take the offer
I actually like Spider-Man's introduction in both Civil War and Homecoming. In Civil War, it implies what happened to uncle Ben and the origins of Spider-Man without having to tell us the same thing for the third time. And in Homecoming, Spider-Man knows there are a lot of better heroes out there, and tries to prove himself as a hero. While Far From Home has amazing fight sequences and effects, and Mysterio was really good imo, it felt more like an Iron Man tribute than a Spider-Man movie to me. It was Peter's time to be on a big mission by himself, but in my opinion, it could've been better executed.
When did Uncle Ben get mentioned in Civil War?
@@mitchjames9350 He wasn't directly mentioned, but in Civil War, on that scene when Tony recruits Spider-Man, Tony asks "why are you doing this? (being Spider-Man)" and Peter answered "Because when you can do the things I do but you don't, and the bad things happen, they happen because of you." That is very similar to what caused Uncle Ben's death, as we can clearly see in two different ways on both Sam Raimi and TASM movies.
I heard Michael Keaton would go around the set on this movie and say, "I'm Batman".
Iron boy junior: "Waaaaaht"
@@crashpal Peter : cute outfit. Did your husband give it to you
I am saddened and dismayed that there isn't an outtake of the scene in which he is talking to Peter in the car and just says 'I'm Batman.' as his reason why Peter should not interfere with him anymore. That would have been the best blooper scene!
He's been Batman, Birdman and Vulture...Man
@@MrStrikecentral Probably copyright issues lol.
The Vulture is one of the most relatable villains in the MCU.
It’s kind of sad, and frankly more realistic, that Marvel’s villains are often justified in why they’re doing. Most “villains” are just wronged people who take things too far.
well there are certainly some Marvel villains who are just "wronged people who take things too far".
I think we can all agree that motivations aside Killmonger went too far in Black Panther
Ivan Vanko (Whiplash) took things too far in Iron Man 2
Aldrich Killian took things too far in Iron Man 3
Hela went too far in Thor Ragnarok
Mysterio went far too far in Spiderman Far From Home
then we get to villains that seem to have no justification at all (like I don't even remember them being wronged). Red Skull, Obadiah Stane, Ego, Ronin the Accuser, Yon-Rogg, Malekith, ect
in fact the only villains that instantly spring to mind in terms of being outright justified are Loki (not counting the first Avengers movie but apparently the mind stone meant that he wasn't himself there), Vulture and Zemo (Thanos is many things, justified is not one of them)
Yeah, but frankly, they could've just produced other stuff from that scrap: engines, batteries, drones, etc, instead of just small arms for smuggling. Especially considering the weapons they built weren't really anything more serious than a conventional 6-round grenade launcher.
@@HAXGGEZ or just don't build anything, sell those alien tech to some black market and probably got ton of money.
@@shikniwho7215 Did u even watch the movie? lol They were selling the tech to buyers like the bank robbers spiderman fought.
and then there's Hydra and Hela
Man, everything about Vulture is great in this film. They successfully managed to turn one of the goofier characters in Spidey's rogue gallery into a seamless cinema translation that fits right into the MCU
Michael Keaton is the best Vulture
Isn’t he the only vulture? At least in live action he is.
Isn't he the only non-cartoon vulture?
He was also a very underrated Batman
B Simmons hope one day Tom Holland is Batman villain so then it’ll be full circle.
Tom Hiddleston is the best Loki.
Can’t wait to see him in Morbius
Unfortunately it'll probably only be a small cameo I bet, although I HOPE it's a more substantial role.
Me too. I’m looking forward to seeing Spider-Man’s enemies as individuals pursuing higher ambitions from their independent points of view. They’re great characters and I’d love to see more from the villains’ sides of things!
What's up doc?
I thinks he will supply Morbius the necessary element or equipment for his experimentation like the one he used on the cave ..
You again
His tech guy is legit super talented. He's using common tools in a warehouse to reverse engineer alien tech into to some pretty powerful weapons!
His "tech guy" is The Tinkerer who's been a spiderman villian in the comics for a long time, he can basically build anything from scrap materials, like laser weapons from kitchen appliances etc.
Why do I think the Tinkerer may have been putting together his own hustle?!
“Put’em down.”
That could’ve just as well be interpreted as kill Toomes’ men.
English is funny.
you mean take them down? you never say put them down as meaning to kill, unless you are addressing animals.
@@hzhang1228 Some people would say, "What's the difference?"
@@RolomirFenrir i already explained, one addresses people the other animals.
@@hzhang1228 Yet you're missing the nature of human cruelty. Thus, "What's the difference?"
@@hzhang1228 it's a common trope among native English speakers to deliberately refer to humans as animals, especially when ordering executions.
Micheal Keaton still one of the best actors.
The One who made Batman Great
I was just thinking the other day; I've never seen a bad Micheal Keaton performance. He's enjoyable in everything he does... even Mr. Mom was entertaining.
@@bridgecross Jack Frost
@@eothekingkong9727 oh right. damn. that hurt.
Notice the Main problem with this: they Never Once contacted his company Before this, Never even allowed them to Bid for the contract.
Just showed up, and demanded he walk away from a contract his business Already signed.
I would've been calling the cops right then and there.
What was he going to do? Sue Tony Stark? He would have never found a lawyer willing to even acknowledge such a case let alone take it up.
Anti-Federalist 1776 kk
Pigs will do nothing they only serve the Govt or any high Authority with money.. Cops are worthless anywhere they Gangsters who can legally shoot n kill anyone.
@@kysike666 Literally not how law enforcement works in the US.
Perfect example: Sanctuary cities.
@@ABonafideSkeleton He could've made this a PR nightmare for Stark Industries. They already told us the main headline: Government screws the Taxpayer out of Billions.
2:36 God damn Vulture is definitely cooler than Falcon!
2017: That's so unrealistic, the government never gonna shut down people business without compensate them.
2020-21: "Are ya sure about that?"
"Qualified Personnel."😂
He needed that punch🤧
Maimed Fascia love watching big shot DC man getting clocked for being cocky by Bill to Bill blue collar man. Brings a smile to my face
Just a bunch of payed Government pricks.
"They create all the mess then get paid to clean it up."
You said it mate.
you can interpret it as: Tony taking responsibility and cleaning up the mess he created.
@@rgama1173 Yep
But technically, Vulture wasn’t after Tony Stark. He was after alien technology to support his family because he was asked to stop what he was doing and wasn’t compensated for all the work and equipment he bought to clean up after the avengers.
2:31 besides on scavenging for left over alien tech he's also dropping "Things" to the nest for the younglings to consume like real vultures
Vulture is an interesting mirror of Stark. He even has a scavenged version of the automatic armor remover.
So he's basically the Walter White of 616.
A small part of me honestly believes if tony knew about this he would have just said "cool im buying out your company, you all work for me. Take an early lunch then get back to it"
I could totally see Tony doing that. They already had the manpower and equipment on site to do the job. No sense in trucking in another crew to do the exact same thing.
Absolutely. Haters try to pin too much on Tony's "lack of empathy" but it's really down to Stark Industries being far too big for him to oversee comprehensively, and the indirect impacts of their actions being more numerous than he can track and be aware of.
it would TOTALLY be a shitty tony move to buy Vulture's company from him. which is not what he would want either.
@@KingSkeletor well vulture himself only cared about getting paid and to feed his men and family, so i'm sure he would've been very on board with the idea of working under starks industries.
@@KingSkeletor plus the reason why he hates tony is cause he indirectly shut down his business, leaving them jobless. if tony did compensate for the workers fairly, i'm sure the vulture/adrian wouldn't decided to become a thief in the first place.
I like how his balding hair is like a vultures head and the furry jacket makes him look like an actual vulture
I think a part of why I like MCU vulture is because compared to other villains he was mostly a smaller threat compared to other villains like Hela, Ego, Kill monger who wants to destroy or take over the earth or another planet while vulture just wants to provide for his family
The fact that nobody in this movie (especially Peter, Ned and Tony) ever referred to the Vulture as Birdman was a missed opportunity...
"Who the hell are you?"
"Qualified personal. And you are... ?"
"I'M BATMAN"
**credits roll**
MCU heroes: Who are you?
Vulture: I'm Batman
0:53 That guy is a perfect Shocker, too bad they killed it to quickly.
Apparently, Scorpion(or at least, the guy who is supposed to become Scorpion), is also part of Vulture's crew.
@ActionGenesis he's right through, in this movie where almost every Spider-Man character became Black, Asian or Indian for no reason , they changed the Shocker with personnality that looked like Shocker for a black dude without personnality, you won't tell me that agenda have nothing to do with it.
@@bird_fucker1610 That's called racism. Changing ethnicity literally altered nothing. I would be with you if, say, a male character became female for no reason (The Ancient One), but an ethnicity change means nothing.
You're just a racist. Shut the fuck up and sit down, child.
Timed Revolver The changed the AncientOne from male to female for no reason.
Your just sexist. Shut the fuck up and sit down, child.
This is your logic.
When in reality it wouldn’t matter if they changed the shocker to a woman, white man with mental or physical disability.
People wouldn’t like it because their changing what people know to be the shocker or insert any other divergence from the source material. On top of that due to recent times and political landscape people feel the only reason they are doing this is to appear “woke” or seem “diverse” rather than a creative decision to enhance the character.
@Anti-Federalist 1776 Yeah, definitely racist. Anti-white? Really? I'm white, jackass. And I do get annoyed when white characters are changed to a minority for no apparent reason.
Exceptions are made if the actor does a damned fine job.
EVERY person I've heard say anti-white has been a racist. Shut your fucking mouth.
A simple family man trying to make ends meat, take care of his family. This is the most realistic "villain" in any movie!
One of the best and the most sensible villain introduction I've ever seen.
"You either die a hero... Or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
2:01 Hang on I'm gonna fix something. *erases the 8 and writes in a 5* There! Perfect.
This Thinker was SO lucky that Hydra (or even The Hand) didn't find him, his skills are beyond the ones that appeared on the Marvel One-Shot were a couple managed to make a Chitauri weapon functional for them.
Or maybe they provoked him on purpose, after all there were Hydra elements in Shield. Though that is another scary reality is getting a visit from Hydra to make weapons prototype for them with his family as hostage
"All salvage operations are now under our jurisdiction, but we'll pay you out in full for your contracts"
Roll credits.
but if they took over all the salvage operation from now on, then he will still run out of money soon or later.
Man the design of the Vulture is so freaking cool
When Vulture was in the end of the Morbius trailer... I almost screamed the whole room and did not fall from the chair. Thanks for this, Sony and Marvel Studios!
How i feel coming home from school after selling 15 sherbet sticks.
Can’t wait to see him return for Morbius’s post credits and The Sinister Six
I love how mcu portrayed vulture. In most games or cartoons he’s just a phsyco with wings and doesn’t really strategize his moves. But in this his motive is brilliant. His personality fits what the vulture should be. He isn’t just an enemy to defeat. He’s an actual threat to our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man
Man Vulture was such an amzingly written Villian. Complex, real understandable Agendas, clear motivation and people behind him. Cool design which not only looks appealing but also serves a practical purpose in many ways. This is how you write a former goofy character into a must see.
When people say the Marvel movies do not have heart or character, show them this scene.
I really like how vulture, his goal to him is not the money but mostly winning against a system that stacks against guys like him
1:45 Keaton doing his best Sylvester Stallone impression
Remember, only Stark is allowed to get money from selling weapons, no one else
It is all rigged boys.
No he's
Not
The govt is from hydra
So fuck your self
Love The Rolling Stones!!!
Vulture is in my top 10 best mcu villians ever
Theater employees on December 17, 2021 for No Way Home. 2:50
Dude, seeing the Bat become the bird was pretty badass.
One of the greatest villans of all time
It would be awesome having a aerial fight between Vulture and Captain America(Sam) in future mcu project
Stark could've easily reimbursed Toomes and his crew for the costs of their operation, which would've prevented Toomes becoming a villain
yeah, but I think it would actually be the city who contracted them in the 1st place.
They could've added a few more lines like,
"The slow-moving bureaucrat says we can expect compensation checks in 6 months?! I'll lose my house by then!"
I like the fact that Mr. Keaton's choice of alter-egos in the superheroes genre came with wings! Let it be Batman, Birdman, and the Vulture!
Keaton is able to bring a great working class business owner to this character. A regular guy who gets a little too hungry and he starts putting the rest of his operation and family in jeopardy because of the chip on his shoulder.
I love how the Vulture is a more badass version of Falcon
I love how when Adrian hit that wise-ass, his boys immediately had his back. A true band of brothers!
Also, how cool would it be if Vulture and his crew somehow hooked up with the Ravagers from Guardians of the Galaxy? Lets steal some shit indeed!
1:03 put HIM down?
Ok. Bang bang.
Poor choice of words...
i believe its "put them down" the way she said it the letter t is kinda subtle
Ahh accents. I wonder what kind of funny situation will happened when wrong orders are given
Vulture Mysterio and Dr Octopus are the best movie interpretation of the actual villains of Spider man in the comic books
I love the way he transforms from Batman to Vulture!
Spoilers for Sony’s Morbius
He’s no longer in prison
They ruined vulture damn. U sony
In a world where an honest day's work is considered criminal, you know your living in a world run by criminals.
That's capitalism for you.
Honest day? They’re stealing scrap and selling weapons to criminals
@@slubbergully9231 in capitalist america Bank robs you
@@slubbergully9231 @crashpal Government being able to tell you what you can and can't do with your property is the opposite of capitalism.
...said by every pollution, war, and incarceration profiteer ever. "Honest day's work" has never been a credible description.
Vulture: "you think you can just steal from us and walk away!?!"
Government: "Yea"
Nc reference
"What did you say ?"
The way he says it is just hilarious...
One of the villains who you can’t hate, really. He’s pushed to the brink and given no choice.
This vulture outfit is awesome
The fun thing about this scene? It inplies that there's other people like Adrian Toomes.
Somewhere out there, there's a bunch of other random civilians who found and hoarded bits of Chitauri tech. Given the technology available, at least some of them have either full working equipment or jury-rigged gear.
Some of them probably tried to be heroes. Others ended up as petty thugs.
I vaguely remember seeing some clips of people doing that, I can't remember where. Maybe in on of the Marvel TV shows...
That's a whole running theme in the Agents of SHIELD show, but Chitauri tech has a chance of causing significant and dangerous side-effects in humans who handle it carelessly. The crew in this movie is extremely lucky.
@@babapambazuka2845 Like the Centipede device right?
@@MrAsaqe IIRC that was an entirely human-sourced attempt to replicate the Captain America serum (one of many). I'm thinking more of those rural firefighters who kept dying in self-generated EMPs b/c of something they caught from a Chitauri helmet they were keeping.
@@babapambazuka2845 Any other dangerous side effects of using jury rigged Chitauri tech?
Bro I love him hes such a badass villain and his theme song, dont even get me started on that masterpiece