I'm a fan of the previous 5 Spider-Man movies and as i'm a big fan of the Marvel Universe movies i was sooo sure of a great Marvel version with Spider-Man:Homecoming. Their movies have great stories teamed with outstanding action, a good sense of humour and great character development. I've only disliked one Marvel Universe movie which was one of the early ones and sadly this one joins it now.
It made me really wish SONY had gone and made the sequel to Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 2!
The reasons my friend and i weren't keen on this Spidey movie were....
It felt rushed..
Story didn't flow smoothly..
It felt kinda pointless..
Scenes felt crowbarred, e.g. Iron Man scenes.
The "teen" scenes were long, kinda boring, weren't fun or funny like in all the other Marvel movies.
Aunt May felt like background, unnecessary.
Pointless teen characters like Zendaya's, as if someone said we need Ali Sheedey's character from Breakfast Club in this, unfortunately it was pointless in this.
The film was emotionless and felt nothing towards any of the characters, unlike the emotional progression and connections in the previous Spider-Man movies.
The villain had an underdeveloped screen presence, so his connection to Spider-Man felt threadbare.
Just a shallow and empty experience, and the action sequences couldn't save it sadly.
The whole film just felt like a wasted opportunity.
4/10
It made me really wish SONY had gone and made the sequel to Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 2!
The reasons my friend and i weren't keen on this Spidey movie were....
It felt rushed..
Story didn't flow smoothly..
It felt kinda pointless..
Scenes felt crowbarred, e.g. Iron Man scenes.
The "teen" scenes were long, kinda boring, weren't fun or funny like in all the other Marvel movies.
Aunt May felt like background, unnecessary.
Pointless teen characters like Zendaya's, as if someone said we need Ali Sheedey's character from Breakfast Club in this, unfortunately it was pointless in this.
The film was emotionless and felt nothing towards any of the characters, unlike the emotional progression and connections in the previous Spider-Man movies.
The villain had an underdeveloped screen presence, so his connection to Spider-Man felt threadbare.
Just a shallow and empty experience, and the action sequences couldn't save it sadly.
The whole film just felt like a wasted opportunity.
4/10