this is exactly what I thought! They really pulled their punches. I wanted Thunderbolts levels of depression, and I was underwhelmed :/
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Anonymous1w
I thought he was great, he’s dealing with grief and depression; whilst trying to keep it from affecting his persona and actions as spiderman. To the point that it starts to affect his health.
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Anonymous1w
Instead we got Disney/sony shoving the MCU gravy train agenda.
Punisher and Jean could’ve still be involved, just a lesser focus.
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Anonymous1w
Honestly I just think we need to be done with the writers tom gets. Underwhelming script after underwhelming script imo
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Anonymous1w
They didn't show off her gorgeous feet enough. Good lord I'd have a day if i could just have them things on my face
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Anonymous#11w
That almost seemed like a sub plot at times. Men’s mental health is a growing topic atm. Would’ve been nice for the movie to explore darker elements of a man mental breaking. Could’ve even used the more aggressive spider dna as a story telling device.
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AnonymousOP1w
Oh…I wasn’t talking about that. It’s relatable to anyone who has either lost someone or had an important job.
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AnonymousOP1w
genuine question, how is the MCU an agenda? it is the entire purpose of every one of these movies
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Anonymous#41w
Are you seriously using thunderbolts as an example?
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Anonymous#11w
What’s wrong with that example
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Anonymous#11w
yeah, I thought it was good. At the very least, it took more risks than Brand New Day did ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Anonymous#51w
Downvoting me like BND didn’t have a writer step in and fix shit like alright
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Anonymous#11w
Yeah I liked it too, honestly might be my fav tom holland spider man movie
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Anonymous#21w
Historically not for Spider-Man.
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AnonymousOP1w
idk man. superhero movies are all advertising for future superhero movies