The section from 2:00 to 3:10 is just insane. The VFX are flawless, the creativity of the swinging & taking out of the drones, the choice of shots such as the 'mounted' ones on the drones/spidey... all to finish on that iconic superhero landing. This 3rd act isn't talked about enough.
@@danielwood6833 Is that a bad thing? Quips aren't the only thing that make Spider-Man who he is. It's the same with Tobey. Hero first, jokester second
@@alrightythen8551 oh I’m not denying that. But it’s weird to say “it got serious because he isn’t joking” when this is actually the only fight where he jokes in the film
@@alrightythen8551 I don’t think that’s what he’s saying, but usually when Spider-Man is fighting his battles he usually wins them no problem hence all the quips and smart ass remarks. When he’s forced to try or his back is against the wall that’s when the lack of quips happen, and that’s how we know when peter is giving it his all. I.E. shit just got real no more jokes let’s beat Quentin becks ass.
I cant stress how well this scene is! This is a scene that defines Spider-man for who he really is. The way he takes down the drones is complete skill and brains at its best
This scene is great. Perfect Spider-Man action. The swinging, the different types of web, the creativity Spider-Man exhibits when taking out the drones, even the way he attaches the web to his foot so he can submerge his upper body in the lake without wasting time.
I have to upvote this because I heard some Raimi fans are shitting on this sequel. This version of Spidey shows us how creative he can be when dealing with multiple enemies. He is a CC/AoE kind of guy but you wouldn't expect THIS much of CC, its thrilling.
Hah! I just noticed that when Spidey was under the bridge he attached his web to his foot while swinging so he can douse his back to the water and maintain momentum. That's pretty impressive
Technically the only technology on the suit is the Deploying Parachute and the web shooters, There's no weird web shooters configurations like Homecoming or notable AI talking on the suit Is funny because they keep saying "Daddy Stark." When in This film outside the glasses, Peter did everything in the last fight by His own hand
Same. Honestly speaking, this might be the best Spider-Man final battle action sequence I've seen, out of all the Spider-Man movies. In my opinion, I think it surpasses the final battle sequences in Spider-Man 3 (2007), The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), and Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse (2018).
@@yeah91919 I got that. The team up of Spider-Man & New Goblin vs Venom and Sandman was spectacular and epic. So was the action scenes of Spider-Man vs Electro, and the Spider-Men vs Doc Ock, Tombstone, Scorpion, and Kingpin. But about this scene just caught my eyes in a way that I never seen before, it's probably just me. But I respect your opinion.
If that was a guy with a sticking powers but without super strength, his arm would definitely fall off. This Spidey is strong as hell to cling like that easily, whats more is he also throw a car at Cull Obsidian using a web in one hand
@@CryoIsLazy ya youre right but atleast this time he didnt have someone looking after him and telling him what to do/when to fight..he did what nick told and actually fought like a man instead of trying to save vulture
@@jellyjam1120 what do you mean the worst adaptation?? have you seen the spectacular spiderman comic or the tv show? he tries to portray them....and you dont even know the character arc of spiderman...he is supposed to make jokes and quips during fights..he is meant to annoy his villians..its how his character is meant to be..you might be just a casual movie watcher..but I read every comic out there and tom plays a perfect spectacular spiderman role..even stan lee said that he was just as he envisioned him to be
@@jellyjam1120 stan never said Tom was the best..he said that he played the role exactly how he wanted Spidey to be.."the way he looks..talks his skills..." And if you think spiderman is serious hero...then boy you better read the comics. Cuz Spidey is unique..he acts silly and makes quips during fighting to throw his opponents off..first learn the character arc...don't just say just cuz of the nostalgia in you and read the actual comics of the spectacular spiderman and the amazing spiderman
@@Timeward76 they do carry guns but their rifles and only have ammo when there is a real danger given this was just some random Tuesday doubtful they would have automatics fully loaded
yooo, the most unrealistic thing about this whole scene is big ned keeping up with everyone while they running. Im a big boy too. and while we may have a lot of torque, we got no stam lol. he would've easily been done running in like 30 meters lol. Props to big ned for keeping up that cardio xD
THIS is a peak Spider-Man fight. Spider-Man using his regular webs to their full potential while doing these amazing tracks to avoid danger, making quips as he gets the upper hand, testing to see how dangerous a certain risky move would be before he does it, and of course... running out of webs. An amazing final fight scene and so much better than everything else we've seen, I love the final climax against Ock and Goblin, and his fight with Vulture always holds a special plays in my heart for how it utilizes its villains powers that's usually portrayed as a joke. This movie and Homecoming took two of Spider-Man's goofiest, campiest, and least exciting villains and turned them into threats that made sense for their movie and made them realistically scary. I cannot wait to see what Jon Watts will do with Electro and any other villain that may be coming in for No Way Home.
3 Spider-Men against Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Sandman, Electro, Rhino and Lizard on the Statue of Liberty. With the effects supervisors from infinity war and endgame. Should be a pretty visually striking movie.
@Parvis I'd say the emotions in this fight comes from what it represents if he fails. He doesn't know the real Beck and he doesn't care for the drones obviously, but if he fails this then that means his friends die AND his legacy is destroyed along with Tony Starks being hijacked by Beck's charade. You have to remember, this is a film saga that spans across not just Homecoming and Far From Home, but also Civil War, Infinity War and Endgame. In Infinity War & Endgame most prominently you get the most Stark and Peter chemistry with things like Peter getting dusted and Tony's sacrifice. Those all play into the ideas of this film and the stakes of this fight. Of course Peter has to move on and be his own hero, but he CANNOT forget who helped him achieve that and preserving his legacy is part of that respect. I also like to look at Peter destroying the drones with little care as sort of him moving on from under Tony's shadow, so much so that he's more than willing to destroy his stuff when in the first movie he tried his hardest to preserve Stark's property. You could also say that this is what REALLY made Peter worthy of being an Avenger, taking on entire army of faceless drones just like the end of every Avengers movie. On his own, for that matter. That's why I love this fight so much though, it's more than just cool set pieces and choreography, but it can also be seen from different emotional lenses to suit the themes you felt most heavily. Just because he doesn't have emotional ties with the villain (which I personally don't believe, but you do you) or that his Aunt isn't dying doesn't mean this is a bad fight. I prefer my fights to have multiple stakes that aren't thrown in your face, like someone's life being on the line or whatever, which is what every Spider-Man film has always been and it's repetitive as all hell. Plus, MJ, Ned, and Happy's lives are on the line in this battle anyway. What really makes it hit though is the fact he still loses. Even after all the effort he put in and all the mental and physical damage he had to repair, he still couldn't stop Mysterio from creating his own twisted illusion of himself and fool everyone into believing Peter was the perpetrator. Yet, this fight is still satisfying in a similar vein to how Infinity War has a satisfying ending despite Thanos winning. You're 100% allowed to have your own thoughts and beliefs on this fight and movie, but I do hope I did at least allow you to look at it from a slightly different perspective and hope you understand why I said what I said in my original comment ^^
@Parvis No emotional stakes? Half of this third act are the kids and Happy getting hunted down by Beck. If Spidey doesn’t get to Beck in time, Happy and his friends all die.
The most underrated thing about this movie is the use of the Royal Guards fighting back against the drones. It's something I've never seen used in ANY other movie.
I’m on a binge of Spider-Man clips and just watched the train scene from spidey 2 and all the comments are saying he relies on his suit to much in the new ones. I’m like bro he doesn’t use his suit for anything in this except for the taser webs in the start of the fight. This is all spidey figuring the best way to beat the drones while moving as fast as he can. He’s so creative in these movies with his webs and it annoys me that people can’t just enjoy the different movies. Like they all have thier great parts and flaws but we can enjoy them all for what they are.
Yes thank you for agreeing. Tom Holland's spidey movies are all about coming out of people's shadows. Homecoming:his reliance on stark and his tech Far From Home:Expectations from others and starks identity No Way Home:Will probably be when he fully becomes spiderman by taking tips from alternate versions from himself and becoming his own identity
I can’t believe I’m seeing somebody compare the spider man 2 train scene to this. I don’t even like the original trilogy very much but the train scene is gold, this is just Spider-Man destroying robots instead of going straight to beck.
I am going to answer this under the assumption that you do not read comics. He has low-level super speed. In the comics, he moves so fast that average humans cannot see him. Do you know Electro? He beats him a lot despite the fact that the dude shoots lightning (which is MUCH faster than a mere bullet). Plus, he can sense danger before it even happens, so he has much more time to react than anyone else. It is not just his speed that is great; his strength is incredible as well. He is no Hulk, but he can support a building like the Daily bugle. He is actually so strong, that if he didn't roll with ordinary people's punches, he would be breaking their bones as if they were punching a wall. He is not on the same level as Luke Cage when it comes to toughness, but he is definitely superhuman. His inhuman abilities make him capable of taking on multiple superpowered individuals, such as Villains (like the Sinister Six), or creatures (like a group of vampires). It has been shown that when he is careless, aggressive, or evil, he can heavily injure or kill even people who are super strong like him. A possessed Spider-Man ripped off Scorpion's jaw with a punch, Peter broke Iron Man's suit in one punch when he was angry, he gave a one-sided beating to Kingpin for shooting Aunt May (he made it verbally clear that there is a huge difference between a strong human and a superhuman, and then humiliated him as Peter Parker instead of Spider-Man), he accidentally killed an Iron Man villain called Crimson Dynamo (in a What if comic) by punching him too hard because he thought the armor would take it, etc.
Spider-Man is kind of above street tier in the comics. He’s faced plenty of cosmic beings before with his regular spider powers and beat them. He’s probably like mid tier, but Spider-Man never goes out and he hasn’t received much of a power boost, like all the other characters have been getting lately.
@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 i agree with everything you are saying and in the comics, spider-man is stronger than the hulk despite hulk being much bigger than him lol
@@TheOutlawLut Depends on which Spider-Man and what kind of power he has at the moment. Most Spider-Men and Spider-Women are nowhere near Hulk's strength. The Hulk has been shown to punch planets to oblivion, and even destroy entire dimensions, such as Umar's realm (Dormammu's twin sister). Peter could beat him in pure power if he had certain abilities he doesn't have access to anymore, such as the Uni-Power, which grants him the power of the God of Light known as the Enigma Force. This god-like Peter, Cosmic Spider-Man, could beat Hulk. Maybe. The regular Spider-Man's strength is, when pushed to his limits in an extreme situation, 100+ tons. When he isn't in a life-or-death situation, it's around 10 tons.
One of thing I really like about the new Spider-Man media is we get little scenes showing how strong he really is. He knocked out flash with a tap and manage to suspend a car with his wall crawling ability. In spider-verse, miles cracked a huge rock in a half with just lazy punch.
Dude those are still minor ass feats compared what I seen him do in the comics. In the comic hes insanely Op. Ive seem him knockout people with a flick of a finger. Im dead ass series bruh. Look it up then come apologize to me for doubting me.
@@trpoihgg Nobodies doubting you dumbass, you actually just made up fictional people for a fictional situation and than demanded an apology. Fucking cringe, mate.
The movie proved that Peter Parker/Spider-Man is now his own man, he will handle situations his own way, and that he will be a perfect leader on the Avengers.
@@triggatrey2112 I really love spider-man and homecoming but uh... dude, this movie did a very shitty job in solidifying the character as his own. In fact it did the EXACT same arc as homecoming but worse. And come on. The plot danger revolves around him giving up the biggest help he could get from Iron man. Then he gets back up and overcomes it by getting aid from Iron Man’s “butler “ and builds his suit with stark tech on a stark jet....
@@danielz-v4083 The whole point of the movie was the weight of expectations on Peter / Spidey being "the next Iron Man" and continue Tony's legacy. Not to mention how Peter needed to take responsibility when he was actively avoiding it. To put it in perspective: Lots of people were expecting Spider-Man to continue where Iron Man left off after his sacrifice. The whole paparazzi scene in that charity event Aunt May was hosting captured how much anxiety Peter is going through and how Tony's death still affects him. It's not just his late mentor's shadow. Homecoming's arc was Peter thinking the whole superhero thing was a fun adventure -- a childish ambition he wanted to fulfill by becoming a full-time Avenger. The realization that it's not all fun and games and he could actually die for real helped him to stay being a "friendly neighborhood Spider-Man". Far From Home was continuing that with him avoiding the whole hero thing after Tony died, which he didn't want to, because he didn't feel himself suited to continue his legacy nor felt like he should be, but countless people were expecting him to and he barely had a choice other than just try to ignore it and pass it to someone else, which came back to bite him when he learned who Beck really was. He needed to stop avoiding his responsibilities as Spider-Man, while not trying to drown himself so much over people expecting him to be the next Iron Man. Happy puts it best himself: Peter will never be the next Iron Man. Him hearing just how much of a mess Tony was from Happy, despite being a superhero that billions revere after his sacrifice, was what Peter needed to hear the most -- He doesn't need to measure up to him, he just needs to be himself. He needs to be Spider-Man. The thing about Happy coming to Peter's aid is an improvement over how Happy treated Peter in Homecoming. You should know this. Happy is well-aware how Tony saw Peter like a surrogate son, so of course he'll be there for the kid if he needs help. Your nitpick about how Peter got back-up from Happy, building his suit with Stark Tech, IN a Stark Jet is an exaggeration. Tony left a ton of options for suits Peter could easily just pick and build. But he went his own direction and designed a suit using said Stark Tech, one that he knows would fit HIM. One that feels and looks more like Spider-Man than "Iron Boy". There's no trace on his new suit that shows it being a Stark design, unlike the Iron Spider from Infinity War and Endgame.
Both were good,the first one had less actions to showcase peters strength without the suit and this one was to show his spider sense.they r not rushing they r slowly showcasing peters growth
I find it really weird that a lot of people didn't like this one and that they prefer Homecoming. Homecoming I thought was a major disappointment, this one still has flaws but it's still a great movie.
@@BlueBlur2003 Exactly. In Far From Home, you see a mature version of Peter both with and without the suit. But when Peter puts on the suit in Homecoming, he literally becomes a quirky child and so does the humor. The only thing I liked about Homecoming was the Vulture being Liz's dad. I was 12 years old when I first watched Homecoming and when Spiderman failed to shoot a web and landed on the building, a bunch of 10 year olds laughed. I legit rolled my eyes.
3:51 the drones have incredible accuracy, but they can land a single bullet on Spidey…. Hardly a scratch. I was never able to get over that, how invincible Spidey is .
bruh you really don't get how acrobatic and fast spider-man is. spidey is one of the most op charactes in the marvel universe. he was heavily downplayed in both tobey and andrews versions
I love how we see Peter progress in these movies. In civil war he doesn't fight at all, and just defends if necessary, in homecoming he turns his villians attacks onto them, and in this one he uses the webs creativity and is more agressive towards the drones. He's gonna kickass in no way home for sure.
I feel like the MCU Peter will always be destined to like in the shadow of the Raimi trilogy, cause this scene is shit on but I don’t see what’s boring about it. Peter is using his head and maneuvers over his tech(like how he ensnared all the drones in a web after swinging under the top of the bridge to that web then lunging to the ground, destroying tons of drones at once, dropping a car on them, and hoping across some to make them shoot each other), even when he confronted Mysterio it wasn’t the tech that saved him, it was his Spidey Sense(or what this movie calls Peter tingle because no one in the movie has come up with the catchier name of Spidey Sense yet). The camera work is so shaky and lively and fun, sure we still don’t get the grit of the Sam Raimi Spiderman bleeding and shit, but it doesn’t look like Peter is completely fine here either. When the drones came down and blasted him with those sonic boom things(im not fully sure what they are)Peter gets sandwiched by two cars. And when he arrives to face Beck, the way he lands was awesome, just gripping him while standing on the ceiling ready to fight. He even gets the idea to bounce up to Beck by throwing a plush at a destroyed drone. I just really love this scene
The combat sucks if only he punched and kicked more but he hasnt gone against a heavy hitter yet maybe that's why. I hope we get scorpion on the big screen the venom before venom he use to beat the hell out of spidey worse than doc rock. We just need good combat sequence from him and he needs to be more independent he constantly in the shadow of Tony in his movies when hes more popular than iron man in the comics.
Jon Watts is such an underrated MCU director. Everyone (rightfully so) talks about the Russo Brothers, Ryan Coogler, Taika Waititi, etc. But, Watts managed to bring a great 3rd iteration of Spider-Man to the big screen and probably the most comics accurate Peter Parker. He killed it it with Homecoming, Far From Home, and I’m sure he’ll do great with No Way Home too.
Except he negated the fact that stark had nothing with him becoming spiderman and they negated the fact about uncle Ben too.Also left out the greatest part of why he's spiderman With great power comes great responsibility.
@@Slyone71787 you do know there’s a reason we didn’t get the whole Spider-Man backstory again right? We don’t want a whole movie dedicated to the story everyone knows already
I love this fight scene like I’m sure some people would be upset that Spider-Man isn’t fighting mysterio directly but like beck isn’t much of a fighter he uses his illusions to get the best of Spider-Man even in the cartoons and games he hides behind illusions so him using drones is perfectly in character for him
@Lord Virus 'I seriously feel like this is a nod to Spider-Man PS4 when [Peter gets his new suit and swings through New York.].t he pose that tom holland makes is similar to the opening scene in spiderman ps4 when ps4spiderman swings through new york. hope that cleared the misunderstanding
@@notyournormalguy_45 "Writing your memoirs? Don't forget the hyphen between Spider and man" -Peter Parker aka Spider-Man in Marvel Spider-Man on the PS4
this is how spidey should aways fight. peter kind of is a genius, so it'd only make sense that he'd be able to come up with creative ways to use his webs and momentum to win
Cool to see the palace guards shooting drones down. They actually dedicate way more time to them then just a background event. They get close ups and everything.
@@JB-tt3wj Eh, it’s visually better than the Raimi movies. The effects in SM1 and SM3 suck, and SM2 is still somewhat constrained by the time period it was made in. This definitely looks like a 2019 movie; SM2 looks like early 2010s at best. I’m not denying the visuals in TASM are better though. Those are like the only redeeming factor of those movies.
I like to think of this as Peter uses less of the insane tech in his suit compared to his out of the box thinking and improvising while fighting. He doesn't rely on his suit completely, which is what Tony wanted from him in Homecoming.
This Final fight is unique because it changed the script on the setting. All the previous movies had Spiderman fight the villains in New York while this one is in London (Also the final fight is at day time)
Best Spider-Man behind Spider-Man 2, I just don’t think anyone can make a Spider-Man movie that can top that one. this is still a really great movie tho
That moment where peter gets crushed by the car is absolutely brutal. I love too though that he’s so physically strong that he just walks that shit off lol.
this movie got spiderman perfectly, the fluidity of his movements, his small quips, and the creativity of his fighting style and how he use the surrounding area. i can't wait to see more of this and hope they keep this up.
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This army of drones would have helped a lot in wakanda
If you think about it possibly they were made after infinity war, so the real question is why stark didn’t use it in endgame
@@gabrielserafimgregis9534 because you know... plot
Tony wasn’t there in Wakanda during Infinity War, so there’s no way he could used them
@@elmrisbarbieri8456 because when Thanos attacked them in Endgame he didnt have time to call shitty drones
thumbs of fury 2020 chill, we didn’t even bring up chadwick before you showed up 💀 this conversation was long before his death
Man, I love the way Peter thinks out of the box here. Every web swing is planned accordingly with purpose and precision
Yeah we don't think about all the hours of planning they must have done in every second of this scene
And people still call him Iron Boy? He looks like a kid with spider powers to me, in other words SPIDER-MAN
@@putofacemarcelino6478 Thank You, that is exactly what people need to understand
@@putofacemarcelino6478 yeah that and people complain he never web swings but was basically web swinging this entire scene to take down the drones
@@putofacemarcelino6478 I agree with you 👍🏾
The section from 2:00 to 3:10 is just insane. The VFX are flawless, the creativity of the swinging & taking out of the drones, the choice of shots such as the 'mounted' ones on the drones/spidey... all to finish on that iconic superhero landing. This 3rd act isn't talked about enough.
Pls tell me u r joking braindead
We can easily find better 3rd act in movies but you are totally right that this final battle is extremely entertaining
@@notyournormalguy_45 Grow up, manchild
@@Alvacka97 cant be a man child, probably a lonely kid
Making of
Reminder to villains when you cause Peter to stop cracking jokes that is a big indicator that shit has got real
But this was the one time he cracked a joke in the movie
@@danielwood6833 Is that a bad thing? Quips aren't the only thing that make Spider-Man who he is.
It's the same with Tobey. Hero first, jokester second
@@alrightythen8551 oh I’m not denying that. But it’s weird to say “it got serious because he isn’t joking” when this is actually the only fight where he jokes in the film
@@danielwood6833 at the same time, it’s the only fight where there’s an actual person he’s going against
@@alrightythen8551 I don’t think that’s what he’s saying, but usually when Spider-Man is fighting his battles he usually wins them no problem hence all the quips and smart ass remarks. When he’s forced to try or his back is against the wall that’s when the lack of quips happen, and that’s how we know when peter is giving it his all. I.E. shit just got real no more jokes let’s beat Quentin becks ass.
1:34: I like how Happy thinks he is captain america!
Not enough power of throwing it 😂
@@tuahdanish1 all he needs is a little bit of super solider serum.
He must be angry
Well he even says “How does Cap do that!?” Lol
@@_briandickerson_ LOL, I just noticed that NOW! 😂
I cant stress how well this scene is! This is a scene that defines Spider-man for who he really is. The way he takes down the drones is complete skill and brains at its best
This scene is great. Perfect Spider-Man action. The swinging, the different types of web, the creativity Spider-Man exhibits when taking out the drones, even the way he attaches the web to his foot so he can submerge his upper body in the lake without wasting time.
All wonderful
@@meyer2494 it's fking Spiderman
@@meyer2494 u sound dumb. It spiderman bruh watchu expect
I disagree, Spider-Man is fighting drones :/ fucking drones wtf is this story?
I have to upvote this because I heard some Raimi fans are shitting on this sequel.
This version of Spidey shows us how creative he can be when dealing with multiple enemies. He is a CC/AoE kind of guy but you wouldn't expect THIS much of CC, its thrilling.
Hah! I just noticed that when Spidey was under the bridge he attached his web to his foot while swinging so he can douse his back to the water and maintain momentum. That's pretty impressive
He's the smartest guy in his class afterall
@@Lifes_Student you must be fun at parties
@@Jrwaxowski he’s never been invited to one
@@Lifes_Student L
BR00K1YN he went to liz’s party in homecoming
The fact that he didn't use any "tech" in this fight shows how intelligent he is
Technically the only technology on the suit is the Deploying Parachute and the web shooters, There's no weird web shooters configurations like Homecoming or notable AI talking on the suit
Is funny because they keep saying "Daddy Stark." When in This film outside the glasses, Peter did everything in the last fight by His own hand
@@TheDevilDucker even in Homecoming after Tony took his suit he did everything by himself other than Ned being the guy in the chair
The suit which was made from a machine
Web shooters
Moving eyes
Stfu tom holland fanboy
@@Sharmz1 Toxic Raimi fanboy appeared in the wild!
@@Sharmz1 then wtf is he supposed to wear if you have a high tech and a normal sewing machine what would you choose
I hate how much I under appreciated this fight scene. It's so well detailed, and I just am not used to seeing this kind of action.
Same. Honestly speaking, this might be the best Spider-Man final battle action sequence I've seen, out of all the Spider-Man movies. In my opinion, I think it surpasses the final battle sequences in Spider-Man 3 (2007), The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), and Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse (2018).
@@SpFlash1523 dunno about into the spiderverse, that ending had more emotional weight to it tbh. This one was mainly just cool action
@@SpFlash1523 lol definitely not, this scene is great don't get me wrong but raimi's spiderman and spiderverse def surpass this
@@ariyansingh4311 Yeah, "Action wise."
@@yeah91919 I got that. The team up of Spider-Man & New Goblin vs Venom and Sandman was spectacular and epic. So was the action scenes of Spider-Man vs Electro, and the Spider-Men vs Doc Ock, Tombstone, Scorpion, and Kingpin. But about this scene just caught my eyes in a way that I never seen before, it's probably just me. But I respect your opinion.
I would have liked flash's reaction to finding out peter is spider-man in the post credits scene
Rent ?
RyZeR xWolf you’ll get your rent when you fix this damn door
Maybe he wouldn't believe it like in Spectacular Spider-Man
@@kelbyhughes2641 *SO GIVE ME THE RENT YOU LITTLE SH-*
Mr ditkovitch I was fired from my pizza job,please
1:59 I noticed this. It is great way to show Peter's clinging ability
lol no it's just him sticking his hand to the car
@@trungkienngo6267 Well yeah, that's what the person above said
@@SanilJadhav711 nope u wrong
@@trungkienngo6267 You know what Spidey does when he's clinging to walls ? Yea, he sticks to them ... so get it now ?
If that was a guy with a sticking powers but without super strength, his arm would definitely fall off. This Spidey is strong as hell to cling like that easily, whats more is he also throw a car at Cull Obsidian using a web in one hand
Im just glad to see Tom Holland suit being torn in battle for once.
yes its like he actually struggled..and he was all alone
@@arnav1317 Spider-Man always fighting alone tbh.
@@CryoIsLazy ya youre right but atleast this time he didnt have someone looking after him and telling him what to do/when to fight..he did what nick told and actually fought like a man instead of trying to save vulture
@@jellyjam1120 what do you mean the worst adaptation?? have you seen the spectacular spiderman comic or the tv show? he tries to portray them....and you dont even know the character arc of spiderman...he is supposed to make jokes and quips during fights..he is meant to annoy his villians..its how his character is meant to be..you might be just a casual movie watcher..but I read every comic out there and tom plays a perfect spectacular spiderman role..even stan lee said that he was just as he envisioned him to be
@@jellyjam1120 stan never said Tom was the best..he said that he played the role exactly how he wanted Spidey to be.."the way he looks..talks his skills..." And if you think spiderman is serious hero...then boy you better read the comics. Cuz Spidey is unique..he acts silly and makes quips during fighting to throw his opponents off..first learn the character arc...don't just say just cuz of the nostalgia in you and read the actual comics of the spectacular spiderman and the amazing spiderman
I like how the Queen’s Guard fight the drones, love that scene. 00:33
Same.
I mean, they are trained military guardsman. Itd be weird if they didnt.
@@Timeward76 and an elite one at that
@@Timeward76 they do carry guns but their rifles and only have ammo when there is a real danger given this was just some random Tuesday doubtful they would have automatics fully loaded
We call them Beefeaters in London
This is peak Peter, seriously. The sense of awareness is literally the staple of the Spiderman, this entire scene shows it so well here!
Just drones
yooo, the most unrealistic thing about this whole scene is big ned keeping up with everyone while they running. Im a big boy too. and while we may have a lot of torque, we got no stam lol. he would've easily been done running in like 30 meters lol. Props to big ned for keeping up that cardio xD
Adrenaline does weird things. In some cases people can lift cars in emergencies because of a load of adrenaline.
Adrenaline is insanely powerful, if needed you could run marathons when in a situation like that
Adrenaline
Adrenaline exists for a reason
@@moved2938 oh for realsies?
THIS is a peak Spider-Man fight. Spider-Man using his regular webs to their full potential while doing these amazing tracks to avoid danger, making quips as he gets the upper hand, testing to see how dangerous a certain risky move would be before he does it, and of course... running out of webs.
An amazing final fight scene and so much better than everything else we've seen, I love the final climax against Ock and Goblin, and his fight with Vulture always holds a special plays in my heart for how it utilizes its villains powers that's usually portrayed as a joke.
This movie and Homecoming took two of Spider-Man's goofiest, campiest, and least exciting villains and turned them into threats that made sense for their movie and made them realistically scary.
I cannot wait to see what Jon Watts will do with Electro and any other villain that may be coming in for No Way Home.
Eagerly waiting for teamup of doc ock and electro
3 Spider-Men against Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Sandman, Electro, Rhino and Lizard on the Statue of Liberty. With the effects supervisors from infinity war and endgame. Should be a pretty visually striking movie.
@Parvis you clearly a spidey hater
@Parvis I'd say the emotions in this fight comes from what it represents if he fails. He doesn't know the real Beck and he doesn't care for the drones obviously, but if he fails this then that means his friends die AND his legacy is destroyed along with Tony Starks being hijacked by Beck's charade.
You have to remember, this is a film saga that spans across not just Homecoming and Far From Home, but also Civil War, Infinity War and Endgame. In Infinity War & Endgame most prominently you get the most Stark and Peter chemistry with things like Peter getting dusted and Tony's sacrifice. Those all play into the ideas of this film and the stakes of this fight. Of course Peter has to move on and be his own hero, but he CANNOT forget who helped him achieve that and preserving his legacy is part of that respect.
I also like to look at Peter destroying the drones with little care as sort of him moving on from under Tony's shadow, so much so that he's more than willing to destroy his stuff when in the first movie he tried his hardest to preserve Stark's property.
You could also say that this is what REALLY made Peter worthy of being an Avenger, taking on entire army of faceless drones just like the end of every Avengers movie. On his own, for that matter.
That's why I love this fight so much though, it's more than just cool set pieces and choreography, but it can also be seen from different emotional lenses to suit the themes you felt most heavily.
Just because he doesn't have emotional ties with the villain (which I personally don't believe, but you do you) or that his Aunt isn't dying doesn't mean this is a bad fight. I prefer my fights to have multiple stakes that aren't thrown in your face, like someone's life being on the line or whatever, which is what every Spider-Man film has always been and it's repetitive as all hell. Plus, MJ, Ned, and Happy's lives are on the line in this battle anyway.
What really makes it hit though is the fact he still loses. Even after all the effort he put in and all the mental and physical damage he had to repair, he still couldn't stop Mysterio from creating his own twisted illusion of himself and fool everyone into believing Peter was the perpetrator. Yet, this fight is still satisfying in a similar vein to how Infinity War has a satisfying ending despite Thanos winning.
You're 100% allowed to have your own thoughts and beliefs on this fight and movie, but I do hope I did at least allow you to look at it from a slightly different perspective and hope you understand why I said what I said in my original comment ^^
@Parvis No emotional stakes? Half of this third act are the kids and Happy getting hunted down by Beck. If Spidey doesn’t get to Beck in time, Happy and his friends all die.
The most underrated thing about this movie is the use of the Royal Guards fighting back against the drones. It's something I've never seen used in ANY other movie.
Yeah I hate it when movies have a friendly side faction or whatever that's only there to get killed by the villian or hero
It's realistic, royal guards aren't something to take lightly in real life either
@@Luke_existenthell yea. Loved seeing them fight against the drone. So legit, wish it was longer
I LOVE how overall chaotic this entire sequence is.
I would have died lol.
This fight scene really shows how much more independent spider man became without Tony and actually how strategically strong he is in battles.
Marvel fans are literal dumbasses 🤣
I’m on a binge of Spider-Man clips and just watched the train scene from spidey 2 and all the comments are saying he relies on his suit to much in the new ones. I’m like bro he doesn’t use his suit for anything in this except for the taser webs in the start of the fight. This is all spidey figuring the best way to beat the drones while moving as fast as he can. He’s so creative in these movies with his webs and it annoys me that people can’t just enjoy the different movies. Like they all have thier great parts and flaws but we can enjoy them all for what they are.
Yeah, people are really evil.
Spider man community is the most toxic community
Yes thank you for agreeing. Tom Holland's spidey movies are all about coming out of people's shadows.
Homecoming:his reliance on stark and his tech
Far From Home:Expectations from others and starks identity
No Way Home:Will probably be when he fully becomes spiderman by taking tips from alternate versions from himself and becoming his own identity
I can’t believe I’m seeing somebody compare the spider man 2 train scene to this. I don’t even like the original trilogy very much but the train scene is gold, this is just Spider-Man destroying robots instead of going straight to beck.
@@SquidwardProfilePic he is spiderman, he has to save other people, the drones probably would have injured people.
2:34 "going up!" he's having fun just after being. Great.
2:38 is more like it.
For such an advanced drones how come it doesn't have thermal camera.
Plot?
Yup
It did but it was damaged so it was offline
I presume you're talking about in the vault room? There's allot of glass in there, and thermal cameras can't see through glass.
Thermal cameras can't see through cold surfaces...
So without a doubt he’s the strongest street level hero. Watching this scene puts him on a god tier though. How do you dodge bullets like??
Cos he has da spidey sense
I am going to answer this under the assumption that you do not read comics. He has low-level super speed. In the comics, he moves so fast that average humans cannot see him. Do you know Electro? He beats him a lot despite the fact that the dude shoots lightning (which is MUCH faster than a mere bullet). Plus, he can sense danger before it even happens, so he has much more time to react than anyone else.
It is not just his speed that is great; his strength is incredible as well. He is no Hulk, but he can support a building like the Daily bugle. He is actually so strong, that if he didn't roll with ordinary people's punches, he would be breaking their bones as if they were punching a wall. He is not on the same level as Luke Cage when it comes to toughness, but he is definitely superhuman.
His inhuman abilities make him capable of taking on multiple superpowered individuals, such as Villains (like the Sinister Six), or creatures (like a group of vampires).
It has been shown that when he is careless, aggressive, or evil, he can heavily injure or kill even people who are super strong like him. A possessed Spider-Man ripped off Scorpion's jaw with a punch, Peter broke Iron Man's suit in one punch when he was angry, he gave a one-sided beating to Kingpin for shooting Aunt May (he made it verbally clear that there is a huge difference between a strong human and a superhuman, and then humiliated him as Peter Parker instead of Spider-Man), he accidentally killed an Iron Man villain called Crimson Dynamo (in a What if comic) by punching him too hard because he thought the armor would take it, etc.
Spider-Man is kind of above street tier in the comics. He’s faced plenty of cosmic beings before with his regular spider powers and beat them. He’s probably like mid tier, but Spider-Man never goes out and he hasn’t received much of a power boost, like all the other characters have been getting lately.
@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 i agree with everything you are saying and in the comics, spider-man is stronger than the hulk despite hulk being much bigger than him lol
@@TheOutlawLut Depends on which Spider-Man and what kind of power he has at the moment.
Most Spider-Men and Spider-Women are nowhere near Hulk's strength. The Hulk has been shown to punch planets to oblivion, and even destroy entire dimensions, such as Umar's realm (Dormammu's twin sister).
Peter could beat him in pure power if he had certain abilities he doesn't have access to anymore, such as the Uni-Power, which grants him the power of the God of Light known as the Enigma Force. This god-like Peter, Cosmic Spider-Man, could beat Hulk. Maybe.
The regular Spider-Man's strength is, when pushed to his limits in an extreme situation, 100+ tons. When he isn't in a life-or-death situation, it's around 10 tons.
3:12 that looks so painful like getting smooshed between two cars oml
Natalie T good thing he has spider endurance as well as strength
Not for him since he is Spiderman
Imagine if quake was there
@@swargpatel7634 not really much of an excuse
It would've still hurt, and I'm pretty sure he injured his leg during that because it looks like he lands weird when he gets back on the bridge
4:32 neds and MJ's reaction are confusing because they know that spiderman aunt is may
Obviously their reaction was like that, because he said he was in love with her.
Everyone figured out it was Peter Parker with the hot aunt from that comment :P
I don’t think so personally. It kind of comes out of no where and that’s why they are wondering why he even shared that..
I like how they find out before Peter does tho
😞😭😂😣😘😵😜😭😫😞😣😥💏😫😵😂😞😣
Them web sounds, they got that iconic feel
2:22 He’s reacting very well to being on fire.
I would too in a stark suit
One of thing I really like about the new Spider-Man media is we get little scenes showing how strong he really is. He knocked out flash with a tap and manage to suspend a car with his wall crawling ability. In spider-verse, miles cracked a huge rock in a half with just lazy punch.
Dude those are still minor ass feats compared what I seen him do in the comics. In the comic hes insanely Op. Ive seem him knockout people with a flick of a finger. Im dead ass series bruh. Look it up then come apologize to me for doubting me.
@@trpoihgg Nobodies doubting you dumbass, you actually just made up fictional people for a fictional situation and than demanded an apology. Fucking cringe, mate.
Bro he’s spider man of course he’s strong there is literally nothing special about this
He’s also bullet resistant
I always forget how good this movie was.
IMHO best Spider-Man live action Movie
They really made Mysterio a great villlain
@@kashaanalisiddqui3780 WHY AONT IT CLOCK READ MORE DNFBFBFHFHFJFKGPGPFGH
can you tell me what it said
can you tell me what it said
@@davebob4973 my comment? I said IMHO Best Spiderman Live action Movie, they really made Mysterio a great villain
This has got to be one of the coolest action scenes in the MCU
@Parvis I gave my opinion, you gave yours. “You’re not thinking straight.”
@Parvis Did I say that! Relax lmao. I said “one” of the coolest action scenes, not the best.
@Parvis You damn idiot, did you not read the “one of the most” words? Are you blind? If you’re blind, how can you type?
@Parvis I guess you are blind.
@Parvis Bruh. How do you know it’s “top 5 at the bare minimum”? Did you google it?
1:28 This is why I love the MCU's MJ!
0:34 As a Brit, this moment makes me proud 🇬🇧
Anyone notice he banged his head there 3:04?
And he walked it off like it was nothing
Yeah oowww😳😮
In 2:30 he hits the suspender cable that holds up the bridge too
Character development i feel like in future movies he is going to be more pro
@Couseng Power1 try to google the meaning of it
The sequel helped Peter to grow and move on from Tony’s death
The movie proved that Peter Parker/Spider-Man is now his own man, he will handle situations his own way, and that he will be a perfect leader on the Avengers.
@@SpFlash1523 right. Would love to hear how people argue that ‘Ironman helped him’ in this movie 😐
@@triggatrey2112 I really love spider-man and homecoming but uh... dude, this movie did a very shitty job in solidifying the character as his own. In fact it did the EXACT same arc as homecoming but worse.
And come on. The plot danger revolves around him giving up the biggest help he could get from Iron man. Then he gets back up and overcomes it by getting aid from Iron Man’s “butler “ and builds his suit with stark tech on a stark jet....
@@SpFlash1523 nah he’s definitely not gonna be leader
@@danielz-v4083 The whole point of the movie was the weight of expectations on Peter / Spidey being "the next Iron Man" and continue Tony's legacy. Not to mention how Peter needed to take responsibility when he was actively avoiding it. To put it in perspective: Lots of people were expecting Spider-Man to continue where Iron Man left off after his sacrifice. The whole paparazzi scene in that charity event Aunt May was hosting captured how much anxiety Peter is going through and how Tony's death still affects him. It's not just his late mentor's shadow.
Homecoming's arc was Peter thinking the whole superhero thing was a fun adventure -- a childish ambition he wanted to fulfill by becoming a full-time Avenger. The realization that it's not all fun and games and he could actually die for real helped him to stay being a "friendly neighborhood Spider-Man". Far From Home was continuing that with him avoiding the whole hero thing after Tony died, which he didn't want to, because he didn't feel himself suited to continue his legacy nor felt like he should be, but countless people were expecting him to and he barely had a choice other than just try to ignore it and pass it to someone else, which came back to bite him when he learned who Beck really was. He needed to stop avoiding his responsibilities as Spider-Man, while not trying to drown himself so much over people expecting him to be the next Iron Man. Happy puts it best himself: Peter will never be the next Iron Man. Him hearing just how much of a mess Tony was from Happy, despite being a superhero that billions revere after his sacrifice, was what Peter needed to hear the most -- He doesn't need to measure up to him, he just needs to be himself. He needs to be Spider-Man.
The thing about Happy coming to Peter's aid is an improvement over how Happy treated Peter in Homecoming. You should know this. Happy is well-aware how Tony saw Peter like a surrogate son, so of course he'll be there for the kid if he needs help. Your nitpick about how Peter got back-up from Happy, building his suit with Stark Tech, IN a Stark Jet is an exaggeration. Tony left a ton of options for suits Peter could easily just pick and build. But he went his own direction and designed a suit using said Stark Tech, one that he knows would fit HIM. One that feels and looks more like Spider-Man than "Iron Boy". There's no trace on his new suit that shows it being a Stark design, unlike the Iron Spider from Infinity War and Endgame.
SPIDERMAN WAS ON FIRE LITERALLY DUDE HE KEPT SWINGING THO
I love this scene because it’s pure genius it’s really shows how smart Peter is every web meanings somethings every swing means something
Watching this in IMAX was an entirely different experience 😫
I was lucky to see it in IMAX too, really nice
Yea it was great. Sad that the minute tickets for endgame opened I wasnt able to get an imax seat and had to go regular 3d.
Happy throwing the shield saying "How does Cap do that?" is the funniest scene.
4:32 you can only imagine Ned and MJ’s thoughts “what the fu-“
Ned knows Peter’s aunt. MJ possibly knows Peter’s aunt. So it makes since why they thought that.
This is definitely one of my favorite spidey suits it just looks so clean
One of the best movie Spider-Man fights ever
@Jeremy Jackson old is gold
@Jeremy Jackson old is gold
@@Sid271 I don't care about old is gold 😂😂
And this fight is so creative
@Abdullah El Bagouri
True this is the best action scene in a spider man movie
@Abdullah El Bagouri old is gold
0:10 me at the playground when theres no pitbulls nearby
A lot of people hated this movie because it wasn't like Homecoming. And I say: Thank God.
Both were awful in different ways, but this one at least had some good action scenes
Both were good,the first one had less actions to showcase peters strength without the suit and this one was to show his spider sense.they r not rushing they r slowly showcasing peters growth
I find it really weird that a lot of people didn't like this one and that they prefer Homecoming. Homecoming I thought was a major disappointment, this one still has flaws but it's still a great movie.
@@BlueBlur2003 Exactly. In Far From Home, you see a mature version of Peter both with and without the suit. But when Peter puts on the suit in Homecoming, he literally becomes a quirky child and so does the humor. The only thing I liked about Homecoming was the Vulture being Liz's dad. I was 12 years old when I first watched Homecoming and when Spiderman failed to shoot a web and landed on the building, a bunch of 10 year olds laughed. I legit rolled my eyes.
Both are pure garbage.
3:51 the drones have incredible accuracy, but they can land a single bullet on Spidey…. Hardly a scratch.
I was never able to get over that, how invincible Spidey is .
bruh you really don't get how acrobatic and fast spider-man is. spidey is one of the most op charactes in the marvel universe. he was heavily downplayed in both tobey and andrews versions
@@rohithkumar8708 he still never got shot by a bullet with all those drones shooting at once, that’s impossible
@@rohithkumar8708 downplayed? Lmfao, Tobey stopped a fucking train and lifted a building while being weakened
@@SJS001 Fr even tho comic Spider-Man is stronger Tobey Andrew and Tom are still strong af 💀
I love how we see Peter progress in these movies. In civil war he doesn't fight at all, and just defends if necessary, in homecoming he turns his villians attacks onto them, and in this one he uses the webs creativity and is more agressive towards the drones. He's gonna kickass in no way home for sure.
This comment aged so well. Tom vs green goblin in no way home was legendary
Easily my second favorite scene in the movie, with the first being the illusion scene. Peter was giving it his all here.
3:06 that backflip was so good
I feel like the MCU Peter will always be destined to like in the shadow of the Raimi trilogy, cause this scene is shit on but I don’t see what’s boring about it. Peter is using his head and maneuvers over his tech(like how he ensnared all the drones in a web after swinging under the top of the bridge to that web then lunging to the ground, destroying tons of drones at once, dropping a car on them, and hoping across some to make them shoot each other), even when he confronted Mysterio it wasn’t the tech that saved him, it was his Spidey Sense(or what this movie calls Peter tingle because no one in the movie has come up with the catchier name of Spidey Sense yet). The camera work is so shaky and lively and fun, sure we still don’t get the grit of the Sam Raimi Spiderman bleeding and shit, but it doesn’t look like Peter is completely fine here either. When the drones came down and blasted him with those sonic boom things(im not fully sure what they are)Peter gets sandwiched by two cars. And when he arrives to face Beck, the way he lands was awesome, just gripping him while standing on the ceiling ready to fight. He even gets the idea to bounce up to Beck by throwing a plush at a destroyed drone.
I just really love this scene
The combat sucks if only he punched and kicked more but he hasnt gone against a heavy hitter yet maybe that's why. I hope we get scorpion on the big screen the venom before venom he use to beat the hell out of spidey worse than doc rock. We just need good combat sequence from him and he needs to be more independent he constantly in the shadow of Tony in his movies when hes more popular than iron man in the comics.
Raimi fanboys are toxic I hardly listen to them.
@@Artistofprocedure feel the same way
@@Artistofprocedure dude your seriously not satisfied with this? This is an awesome fight scene
Artist of Procedure may I mention that he went toe to toe with Cap a heavy hitter for about 10 seconds before having something fall on him
I love how Beck starts walking when he sees the visual of the drone in the museum like he's there too
0:34 Even the drones can't mess with the London Guards lol
How has no one commended how perfect the music is for this scene
When watching the movie I wasn't able to appreciate the aerial combat, this is so good.
Those royal guard-looking soldiers fighting the drones were such chads.
even the drones stopped at 4:26
He he he
This is the most impressive action sequence of any Spider-Man movie IMO, even though it's mainly CGI.
I'm just here waiting for the "CGI bAd" crowd
This is super intense to watch but for me, the fight scenes in the amazing spiderman 2 is more epic.
Ikr
I watched it in cinemas and was glorius
Well, idk how theyd film this practically?
It’s just things exploding
I love how the drones stopped when happy said "I'm In love with Spiderman's aunt"
It is just hilarious
I do like that longer pause even from the drone lol
I bet Beck heard that and paused for a second to be like “What?”
4:10 Flash's reaction of spidy knowing him is really funny tbh
Jon Watts is such an underrated MCU director. Everyone (rightfully so) talks about the Russo Brothers, Ryan Coogler, Taika Waititi, etc. But, Watts managed to bring a great 3rd iteration of Spider-Man to the big screen and probably the most comics accurate Peter Parker. He killed it it with Homecoming, Far From Home, and I’m sure he’ll do great with No Way Home too.
Agreed!
Except he negated the fact that stark had nothing with him becoming spiderman and they negated the fact about uncle Ben too.Also left out the greatest part of why he's spiderman With great power comes great responsibility.
He's also directing the new upcoming fantastic 4 film.
@@Slyone71787 you do know there’s a reason we didn’t get the whole Spider-Man backstory again right? We don’t want a whole movie dedicated to the story everyone knows already
@@Slyone71787 it all prolly makes sense now after nwh
I love this fight scene like I’m sure some people would be upset that Spider-Man isn’t fighting mysterio directly but like beck isn’t much of a fighter he uses his illusions to get the best of Spider-Man even in the cartoons and games he hides behind illusions so him using drones is perfectly in character for him
4:30 Ned and MJ are the ones who know who spiderman's aunt is and they are a little disgusted, the others are just confused
😃😃😃😃
I love the little "wtf" headshake ned makes😂
I love all the shots that look like the camera is mounted on a drone
3:59
*Everyone confessing embarrassing things they do*
Happy: “I’m in love with Spider-Man’s Aunt”
Everyone else: “Tf?”
Spider-Man is a pro at destroying drones
When he said that 3:39 that sounds exactly like in the old spiderman video game
If this happens after TFATWS, I’d like to think that when Happy exclaims “How does Cap do that?!” he’s referring to Sam
Happy pobably thinking of Steve on that moment, even Sam is already capt america.
He is talking about Sam
He is talking about Steve Rogers.
@@merengsanjana2644 no he isn’t lol
@@GravityPlays Yes he is lol
2:50 I seriously feel like this is a nod to Spider-Man PS4 when Perter gets his new suit and swings through New York.
Wow you’re absolutely right.
@Lord Virus 'I seriously feel like this is a nod to Spider-Man PS4 when [Peter gets his new suit and swings through New York.].t he pose that tom holland makes is similar to the opening scene in spiderman ps4 when ps4spiderman swings through new york. hope that cleared the misunderstanding
Actually, There's a Spiderman PS4 reference at the end of the movie when Peter takes a selfie in the same pose from the game
Difference is PS4 version is Spiderman and this version is Iron Boy Jr
@@notyournormalguy_45 "Writing your memoirs? Don't forget the hyphen between Spider and man"
-Peter Parker aka Spider-Man in Marvel Spider-Man on the PS4
4:33 "We're sharing, right?
Happy, you sharing Spider-Man's aunt with these guys??😂
See this is why Tom is best
YES SIRRRR
@@Dognutt69 you are awesome
3:09 THIS IS MARVEEEEEEEEL
3:10 Disney: hello there
i believe the problem got solved
this is how spidey should aways fight. peter kind of is a genius, so it'd only make sense that he'd be able to come up with creative ways to use his webs and momentum to win
You are not a true Spiderman fan
Cool to see the palace guards shooting drones down. They actually dedicate way more time to them then just a background event. They get close ups and everything.
This was finally the Spider-Man action that brought MCU Spidey up to the standard of Raimi and Webb Spidey.
I still think it could be way better. Visually it’s no where near the standard of the other two.
@@JB-tt3wj Eh, it’s visually better than the Raimi movies. The effects in SM1 and SM3 suck, and SM2 is still somewhat constrained by the time period it was made in. This definitely looks like a 2019 movie; SM2 looks like early 2010s at best.
I’m not denying the visuals in TASM are better though. Those are like the only redeeming factor of those movies.
@@thefilmwatcher1302 Lol visually better??
Spidey’s torn suit definitely brings back that felling from the 2000’s
I don't care what anyone says about this mvoie, this is one of the best showcases of spider-mans abilities in film
i agree, what abilities do you think were showcased the most here?
@@Ivan_950 reaction timing with spider sense
I like to think of this as Peter uses less of the insane tech in his suit compared to his out of the box thinking and improvising while fighting. He doesn't rely on his suit completely, which is what Tony wanted from him in Homecoming.
3:07 love that iconic pose
This Final fight is unique because it changed the script on the setting. All the previous movies had Spiderman fight the villains in New York while this one is in London (Also the final fight is at day time)
Still don't understand why people hated this movie XD
Best Spider-Man behind Spider-Man 2, I just don’t think anyone can make a Spider-Man movie that can top that one. this is still a really great movie tho
What do you think after no way home? :)
This CGI is so good man
Love that this shows the Royal Guards fighting off the drones.
So good seeing Spidey swinging around Tower Bridge!
This is an awesome fight scene!
No One:
Literally no one:
Me trying to defend myself from dog attac: 1:34
That moment where peter gets crushed by the car is absolutely brutal. I love too though that he’s so physically strong that he just walks that shit off lol.
3:13 severe car crash💀
I love how spidey was struggling soooo much still he says 'going up!' in a fun way!!!
3:46 poor guy got lit up
Spider man: Dodged bullets from thousand drones
Quicksilver:
Peter tingle
Quicksilver's death was stupid. He could have been one of the most beloved characters.
@@bananiadhikari7116 They had to kill him off. FoX-Men already has their own Quicksilver that came out first.
@@superbrightbrat7647 yeah you are right. They should not have introduced the character if they knew that they have to kill him at the end.
Spider man is fast af. He can dodge thousands of bullets at point blank speed
Those movies would be so much more if they showed random people getting shot and killed by drones, or crushed from explosions and falling stuff
Not really
Buddy this is Spider-Man not Batman lol
I just love the way happy hogan says "how does cap does that??!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how he catches drones in his web like a spider would do with flies and insects.
Only spiderman has the guts to face edith alone and defeat it.tony knew it so he choose Peter.
Man was badass with that web swinging 🕸🕸🕸🕸🕸🕸🕸
I loved this move, don´t care what Twitter has to say about it.
I’m out of the loop, what did Twitter say about this movie?
@@Hitithardify Same old comparing it with Maguire and calling it bad, it has become their hobby now
2nd half was great. The 1st half of the movie sucked.
Probably the best final boss fight in spiderman history. And the best boss fight scene ever behind spiderman 2s train scene.
everything from 2:00 to about 3:17 is awesome. such creative web-swinging and use of gadgets. favorite part of this movie
this movie got spiderman perfectly, the fluidity of his movements, his small quips, and the creativity of his fighting style and how he use the surrounding area. i can't wait to see more of this and hope they keep this up.
"I'm in love with Spidermans aunt"
Happy is A legend for having the guts to say that lmao