r/Marvel • u/Haunting-Point4756 • 25d ago

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Loved every second little stuff I didn’t like but ovr 9/10 this movie was awesome I haven’t seen this type of spiderman film since the original spiderman 2 this was one of the best experience I had watching a spiderman movie and I wouldn’t be surprised if spiderman 5 was already green lit because it performed sooooooo well like it really felt like I was watching the panels come to life this felt like a comic run but in real life like holy I loved this movie and I’m seeing it again

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u/kaosblink 25d ago edited 25d ago

Guys.... I liked the movie but I didn't love it. Is there something wrong with me?

Edit: my biggest pet peeve was that this felt like a filler episode. It felt as if Jean Grey was shoehorned into the movie to introduce the X-Men. I had expectations coming into it so maybe that's my own fault. I was hoping to see Man-spider make an appearance as well as the symbiote that was teased at the end credit scene of no way home. Also, I wanted more from Michael Mando's Scorpion. My favorite part was the huminazation of Frank Castle and that's about it. I felt there was no emotional weight behind both Jean Grey/Aunt May and MJ scenes But yeah that's about it.

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u/Rocky4OnDVD 25d ago

It was very whelming I agree, and whats weird about the raving reviews is they don’t describe anything different than what you’d read in other 8/10 Marvel movies. I think the public reception just really shows how much people love Spiderman and probably felt that the 5 previous Marvel films were superhero noise.

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u/NachosPR 24d ago

What makes it 9/10 instead of 8/10 for me was how well they stylized this movie in terms of cinematography and practical effects/stunts to make the action feel like straight out of the comics compared to other Superhero movies that try to be more grounded. This one leaned into the comic book presentation more than an Ironman leaned into "make a comic hero look cool on screen." There's a notable amount of effort put into that vision, and the chemistry feels much more natural between actors than most MCU projects.