Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019)

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by Dominate426

Trying to ghost Nick Fury until after his vacation, attempting to leave his suit at home (and failing because of Aunt May), handing over Edith to Quentin Beck (a man he BARELY knows) with ease is a little extreme don't you think? In the comics and Spider-Man 2, when Peter wanted to quit being Spider-Man, his intentions was to quit FOR GOOD. Holland on the other hand only wants to be Spider-Man when he feels like it. Some hero

The movie should've just had him quit being Spider-Man all together.

Another thing, Peter was 20 in Spider-Man 2.

According to the first post here, he's actually 17. It's too detailed to copy and paste, read it fully if you want:
https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudi...far_from_home/

Giving the Edith glasses to Mysterio so soon was one of the things I was iffy on too. It didn't seem realistic considering how close Peter was to Tony. I'll give you that. Teenagers are wishy washy, it seems reasonable that he'd be torn between being Spider-Man and his normal life?

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by Mikezilla3k

And now you're using a picture of him mourning his best friend's death.
Very cool dude.

You guys are taking this waaay too seriously. I'm just messing around. The same people who'd probably say MCU fans are the sensitive ones I'm sure lol.

[Mr. Chaverria]

Originally Posted by InuYashaCrusade

I'm enjoying this, can you find another one? Hahaha.

[Dominate426]

Originally Posted by InuYashaCrusade

According to the first post here, he's actually 17. It's too detailed to copy and paste, read it fully if you want:
https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudi...far_from_home/

Giving the Edith glasses to Mysterio so soon was one of the things I was iffy on too. It didn't seem realistic considering how close Peter was to Tony. I'll give you that. Teenagers are wishy washy, it seems reasonable that he'd be torn between being Spider-Man and his normal life?

I meant that Tobey Maguire’s Peter Parker was in early 20s in Spider-Man 2.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Mr. Chaverria

I'm enjoying this, can you find another one? Hahaha.

[AaronJ]

You people are SERIOUSLY messed up.

Seriously.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

You people are SERIOUSLY messed up.

Seriously.

Why? I mean, it's not like they made a collage of him crying or anything, right?

[Falaskan]

I hope you all take selfies when someone you love dies, so you can prove you all cry pretty when it happens.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by BluBonnet

Why? I mean, it's not like they made a collage of him crying or anything, right?

I hate you so much.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I hope you all take selfies when someone you love dies, so you can prove you all cry pretty when it happens.

I don't cry when people die.

I sit in a corner, I stay to myself. I don't cry.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I hope you all take selfies when someone you love dies, so you can prove you all cry pretty when it happens.

Everyone deals with grief differently in their own way. Not everyone pulls a Tobey.

[Falaskan]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

I don't cry when people die.

I sit in a corner, I stay to myself. I don't cry.

Sounds like you do, just not outwardly.

Originally Posted by kylor

Everyone deals with grief differently in their own way. Not everyone pulls a Tobey.

Many others do when they’re not obsessed with looking put together while crying. The former being much more stifled. What’s your point?

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

Sounds like you do, just not outwardly.

Trust me, there's no crying going on. And I'm NOT criticizing crying. I cry all the time watching TV shows and the like. All. The. Time.

It's the way it is.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

Sounds like you do, just not outwardly.


Many others do when they’re not obsessed with looking put together while crying. The former being much more stifled. What’s your point?

If it wasn't clear in the first place, my point is: everyone deals with grief differently and not everyone cries the same way Tobey does in the Spider-Man movies. Some people don't cry at all. So your post asking for selfies would not be the result you may expect.

[jayman3]

I guess people forgot Peter actually chose being Spider-Man over chasing Liz during Homecoming. Perhaps because he was wanting to impress Stark.

Also, I too would want to take a break from the superhero stuff after going through what Peter experiences during Infinity War/Endgame. He wanted to enjoy his vacation with the girl he likes; living life like a teenager for once.

And in regards to him handing over Edith to Beck. That was simply done out of irresponsibility of Parker, demonstrating that his choices and actions will have repercussions where he’ll be responsible for the consequences.

Great power comes with great responsibility and that was a lesson he needed to learn. Now Peter won’t be so trusting with everyone and will make more responsible decisions in life to come as Spider-Man.

[ps3bd_owner]

Reckon I'd give it 3/5.

Tom Holland is superb as Spider-Man, but this flick had way too much quantity over quality and it just felt like it was dragging on and on, and the humor fell flat, too. MJ's emo-ish was also tiresome to watch.

I know I probably have an unpopular opinion, but that's okay.

[Creed]

Originally Posted by jayman3

I guess people forgot Peter actually chose being Spider-Man over chasing Liz during Homecoming. Perhaps because he was wanting to impress Stark.

Also, I too would want to take a break from the superhero stuff after going through what Peter experiences during Infinity War/Endgame. He wanted to enjoy his vacation with the girl he likes; living life like a teenager for once.

And in regards to him handing over Edith to Beck. That was simply done out of irresponsibility of Parker, demonstrating that his choices and actions will have repercussions where he’ll be responsible for the consequences.

Great power comes with great responsibility and that was a lesson he needed to learn. Now Peter won’t be so trusting with everyone and will make more responsible decisions in life to come as Spider-Man.

Yep. Also dug the foreshadowing biting him back in the ass ("The news never lie!)

[Creed]

Originally Posted by AaronJ

I hate you so much.

Ouch!

[Dominate426]

Originally Posted by jayman3

I guess people forgot Peter actually chose being Spider-Man over chasing Liz during Homecoming. Perhaps because he was wanting to impress Stark.

Also, I too would want to take a break from the superhero stuff after going through what Peter experiences during Infinity War/Endgame. He wanted to enjoy his vacation with the girl he likes; living life like a teenager for once.

And in regards to him handing over Edith to Beck. That was simply done out of irresponsibility of Parker, demonstrating that his choices and actions will have repercussions where he’ll be responsible for the consequences.

Great power comes with great responsibility and that was a lesson he needed to learn. Now Peter won’t be so trusting with everyone and will make more responsible decisions in life to come as Spider-Man.

Liz was a girl who Peter had a crush on but was too scared to ask out for the majority of that movie. Him being Spider-Man had nothing to do with him not pursuing her.

[Mr. Chaverria]

Hrmmm. I'm watching FFH now for the first time.

I'm up to the point w/ Ned meeting a sleeping dart.

Uhm. That's a rough ride to get to this point. It in fact sucks as bad as a Sony generic thing. Enjoy the Mexico bit and Quentin Beck but up to this point. It's cringey as hell. Jesus, that's some shit humor for sure.

Please tell me it gets better from here.