Spider-Man 2017 film

[ProphetofGanja]

I'm mainly a fan of the old school, early Spider-Man comics with Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. I read the current Spider-Man/Deadpool series mainly for Deadpool, the current modern Spider-Man is kinda weird to me.

Tom Holland did a great job in Civil War though and I think these movies could be Spider-Man finally done right cinematically

[Splinter the boss]

I just hope the movie turns out great because he's one of my favorites.

[AquaParade]

As a die-hard Spider-Man fan, I'm hoping to be pleasantly surprised by this one.

While I loved his appearance in Civil War, I just don't find myself being excited about this movie, as of now. It could be Spidey-fatigue, but I think it may actually have more to do with my impressions from the trailer.
Perhaps it's a combination of both, because my fear is that we won't get a movie we haven't basically seen before.

[CyberCubed]

Constantly putting Peter Parker back in High School is where all the repetition stems from, even if the rest of the movie is all new.

There's only so many times you can see the, "geeky or nerdy kid who is bullied and has to hide his powers from his love interest and bullies and fight crime outside of that and keep it a secret from Aunt May," that you can do.

At least the villains are all new every series. I'm glad that aside from Green Goblin, we continue to get new villains every movie despite reboots. We're seeing The Vulture now, whereas in the last few movies we got The Lizard, Electro, Sandman, Rhino, Doctor Octopus, etc.

[Dust]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Constantly putting Peter Parker back in High School is where all the repetition stems from, even if the rest of the movie is all new.

There's only so many times you can see the, "geeky or nerdy kid who is bullied and has to hide his powers from his love interest and bullies and fight crime outside of that and keep it a secret from Aunt May," that you can do.

At least the villains are all new every series. I'm glad that aside from Green Goblin, we continue to get new villains every movie despite reboots. We're seeing The Vulture now, whereas in the last few movies we got The Lizard, Electro, Sandman, Rhino, Doctor Octopus, etc.

The first two films haven't done the high school Peter Parker angle accurately. It's also the Peter Parker that the general movie-going audience is more familiar with, it makes sense to start with high school Peter Parker, have him grow with the cinematic universe, he could get married. Just like in the comics, we can see Spider-Man growing from a reckless teenager with spider powers to an adult who has loved, lost and battled many different opponents through the years. I think that's the part I'll like most. And Tom Holland has the high schooler look, perfect for Peter Parker.

I do appreciate the villains changing every movie as well. Though eventually we'll need the Green Goblin to reappear on the big screen, it's been a long time, and he's arguably Spidey's biggest villain.

[CyberCubed]

Next villains should be Scorpion or Mysterio or Shocker, etc.

There's no reason to rehash villains from the old movies yet. People get more excited seeing new villains never on movie screens before and it shows. Only one they really need to do over again is Venom for obvious reasons, but that's going to happen anyway.

[Dust]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Next villains should be Scorpion or Mysterio or Shocker, etc.

There's no reason to rehash villains from the old movies yet. People get more excited seeing new villains never on movie screens before and it shows. Only one they really need to do over again is Venom for obvious reasons, but that's going to happen anyway.

Shocker is in Homecoming. Norman Osborn is a very important character towards Peter Parker and Spider-Man. It's important to see him appear again. Venom does need to be done as well, I do agree, after Infinity War would make sense for Venom. Rhino should be redone again as well, he was barely in ASM2.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

I'm still waiting to see Morlun.... Which would kind of neccessitate bringing in Ezekiel too, and I could dig that.

[ToTheNines]

[ProphetofGanja]

Originally Posted by ToTheNines

http://cbr3.imgix.net/wp-content/upl...t=crop&dpr=1.5

Makes me wonder if Tony is gonna mention his ex-Avenger buddies, and if so what he'll say

[ToTheNines]

So the MCU Prelude comics have gotten pretty lame in the past couple years, but #1 for this one came out a few weeks ago and it was mildly entertaining, at least. It's mostly Civil War, but it weaves Peter in and out of it.

Preview http://www.cbr.com/spider-man-homecoming-prelude-1/

[Fozzy Badfeet]

Originally Posted by ProphetofGanja

Makes me wonder if Tony is gonna mention his ex-Avenger buddies, and if so what he'll say

They have to be mentioned. Since this takes place after Civil War, I'm sure Peter will have some dialogue with Tony about what happened with fight they had at the airport.

I just hope Tony doesn't take over the entire movie.

[NinjaPug]

New trailer coming tomorrow morning

[ZariusTwo]

Iron Man: Homecoming

[NinjaPug]

Wish they would've played up the high school aspect of the movie a little more.

I like the dynamic between Peter and Tony but hope they keep RDJ to a minimum in this movie.

[ProphetofGanja]

OH MAN. I don't think it was possible but I'm even more excited for this movie now.

[TheSkeletonMan939]

Not liking the look of this movie at all. Spider-Man never has had a sidekick at this capacity and it denigrates a huge part of Spidey's appeal to me: that it's him against the world, with no one knowing his identity and him never daring to confide in anyone. Crappy trailer editing, too.

It's nice to have RDJ there as a tenuous connection to the larger world, but like others I don't want him to be a supporting character.

[CyberCubed]

It looks like a decent movie.

[TurtleTitan97]

Neat trailer. Can't wait for opening day.

[Andrew NDB]

http://www.cosmicbooknews.com/spider...ecoming-sequel

Uh oh... no more Spider-Man in MCU after sequel (and after Avengers: Infinity War, of course).