Peter Parker and his friends go on a summer trip to Europe. However, they will hardly be able to rest - Peter will have to agree to help Nick Fury uncover the mystery of creatures that cause natural disasters and destruction throughout the continent.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home, 蜘蛛侠：英雄归来2, 蜘蛛侠2：英雄离乡, 蜘蛛侠2：远离家乡, 蜘蛛侠：远离故乡, 蜘蛛人：離家日
marvel knew the only way they’d get the thirsty arthouse dorks to the theater was to cast *insert acclaimed actor i have a big crush on here* as an unhinged villain and goddammit i’m the thirsty arthouse dork who actively chose to fall for it. people on here are complaining about the amount of exposition but i for one will NOT critique that because it meant we had the visual and auditory pleasure of watching jake gyllenhaal speak. i wish more of the movie was just mysterio indulging in expository, languid, dramatic monologues, wearing his steve jobs turtleneck. sucked when any other character did it tho. only the hot villains are allowed to explain stuff otherwise i’ll fall asleep
Don’t be fooled by the title, or the fact that Marvel finally shot a movie outside of Atlanta: “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is a cute but painfully unadventurous bit of superhero housekeeping that only exists to clean up the cataclysmic mess that “Avengers: Endgame” left behind. As a piece of connective tissue in an ever-metastasizing cinematic universe, Tom Holland’s sophomore (solo) outing as Peter Parker does a clever job of closing the door on one phase and nudging it open to another; it’s funny and colorful and hinges on some MCU deep-cuts that even the most hardcore fans won’t be able to anticipate.
As a stand-alone story, however — another predictable call to action about the burdens of growing up…
Solid film but lacking in some aspects. Too many characters, plot convenience, jokes that are overdone. The cast is terrific and really carry the material, Holland and Gyllenhaal especially.
The plot is corny but very self aware. I feel an overuse of cgi really hurt this film and many action sequences feel very fake. The blending of cgi and practical was much better handled in Raimi's films, even Webb's at times. The cgi drone fights are very dull. There are plenty of creative sequences involving Mysterio which I won't get into.
Mysterio is one of the few comic characters I actually knew from the comics. I had originally been introduced to him in the Spider-man 2 video game on playstation…
this movie has some of the coolest action sequences in the entire MCU but it also has a curious level of expository speeches and an absolutely disrespectful attempt to try and convince me that Angourie Rice and Remy Hii are the same age
Spider-Man: Far From Home is best viewed as the dessert at the end of an elaborate and overindulgent tasting menu. You’ve already eaten six (or 22) courses, you’re totally stuffed and in no mood for more food, and then they bring out the cookie sampler with eight different kinds of homemade sweets and of course you eat it and you’re even more full than before but it was worth it because the cookie sampler is amazing.
Full review at ScreenCrush.
I know the first half of the film is setting up the second, but I wish the two parts were equitable -- the film's latter half is such a solid capture of the capabilities of Mysterio and hits all the right beats.
This is two films now where the Spider-Man franchise has presented new film villains (rather than rehashing previously used ones) in terms of their spirit while translating the basis of their powers and origins in a way that meshes with a more technological aspect of the MCU... and it's difficult to avoid how both were generated in some way by the ramifications of Tony Stark... his creations and his industries. You might not agree with their rationales but…
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Die zwei neusten Spider-Man-Verfilmungen - Homecoming und Far from Home - sind wie zwei unterschiedliche Arten Popcorn zu genießen.
Mit Spider-Man Homecoming lernten meine Geschmacksnerven etwas Neues kennen. Bisher war der salzige Einheitsbrei kaum aufregend - es gab nur wenig überraschendes und bald hatte man sich auch satt gegessen an der immergleichen Popcorn Variation.
Doch dann, mit Spider-Man Homecoming war es endlich soweit...die Käsesauce kam. Ach du heilige Hollandaise war das mal etwas Neues und Frisches. Und meine Geschmacksnerven dankten es mir.
Ja es waren noch immer Popcorn, aber diesmal mit etwas komplett Neuem vermischt. Und das Ergebnis aus der ungleichen Mischung ließ mich überrascht aufgrund meiner eigenen Begeisterung zurück.
Nun und dann kam…
Lidia muy bien con todo el bagaje del fin de ciclo del UCM y hace un buen trabajo marcando las líneas de lo que vendrá. También cambia el status del personaje de una forma poco canónica pero muy congruente. Jake Gyllenhaal compone un registro de villano inédito en el cine Marvel y es quizás lo mejor de la película. Lo peor es un metraje ligeramente estirado, pero el resultado no desmerece a la estupenda Homecoming.
This movie was so adorable that it helped me recover from the mental torment that I had previously endured (context: I saw Midsommar right before watching this)... any movie that can do that is a true “feel good” movie.
The kids are great and Zendaya is my favorite MJ. Other than that, I'd rather rewatch Homecoming.
Other than a typically great performance by Gyllenhaul and a couple of cool concepts. This is the least “Spider-Man” Spider-Man film yet.
He hardly ever feels like Spider-Man at all in this film
This titular character has and always will be my favorite super hero next to Batman, but the only almost perfect film is “spider verse”. Which is the holy grail of spidey films that encapsulates everything you love about his universe
The Rami films are fun and Tom Holland brings a likable boyish charm to the role of these films but unless they can make a movie that’s as good as the last couple of “avengers” movies with him featuring in it. I’m starting to loose interest in these stand alone Spider-Man films.
3 stars because every fucking character in this has a 6th grade type relationship! And peter Parker’s an idiot and they keep reminding him! I’ve never agreed with characters more
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