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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.
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this movie is a big surprise from the trailers! any scene with mysterio was hands down the best part!! it was very action packed and full of unexpected events!
the cheek of mysterio to say “we can destroy london, they’ll rebuild” like british highway maintenance dont take 4 months to fix a pothole
I would've liked if this movie showed a bit more of how life was after the blip (it overall felt like everything was completely back to normal), but just like the first movie, this has a direction and vibe that suits Spider Man perfectly, and it feels really refreshing.
This time around, Mysterio and its reasonings are way better and more interesting than Vulture's, and Jake Gyllenhaal stole the spotlight a lot of times.
Zendaya gives me mixed feelings about her acting, but I generally liked her character, just like I liked all of other characters in the movie.
Far From Home overall improves the Homecoming strengths, but it doesn't do much with its weakness, and it's just another really fun movie.
This is my first rewatch. I can see why I didn't enjoy the film as much last time the first 40 odd minutes are just nothing like they are completely just blah. But then the film does pick up and become more entertaining.
A very very mixed movie. I was a hater of this movie for a while and yes there’s a ton of flaws... but truth be told It has a lot of entertainment value.
It has a lot of a fun element but the humor is just so bad sometimes.
Jake Gyllenhaal is great as always and the character of Mysterio is cool but some of it is a bit ridiculous but that’s easy to look past.
Also the EDITH glasses are a terrible idea like why.
It’s just there’s a lot of good and a lot of not good so overall a very mixed movie but a lot of fun
the part where peters doin weapon and armory building stuff on the jet and happy just looks at him and peters like “what” and he just goes “nothing” because he sees the tony stark in him that peter doesn’t see 😢😢😢
Was going to give this a 6 on rewatch but realized this film is over two hours and shit, that FLEW by.
A very fun time with seemingly lower stakes then most Marvel films.
God I cannot wait for any “No Way Home” news.
Fabulous LOVE ZENDAYAAA and Tom Holland obviouslyyy super excited for the 3rd movie and I still think flash is hilarious
It’s charming, and for a nice family friendly Marvel thing, it’s pretty good. I wasn’t disappointed, and the soundtrack was surprising good.
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