Coming of age Marvel movie that captures the angst of being a teen
Spider Man: Homecoming is a superhero coming of age tale. It features Tom Holland as Peter Parker who is going to high school and facing all of the angst associated with being a teenager. He has to balance going to school, his interest in a girl named Liz (Laura Harrier), and being Spider-Man. He has no idea how to do that until Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr) asked him to help with the Avengers in the Captain America: Civil War film. Stark becomes a father figure to Parker and helps him mature and hone his superhero skills, while also giving him a new suit. That comes with a cost however as he has to give up somethings to run around fighting the bad guys.<br /><br />In terms of style the movie barrows from the Guardians of the Galaxy series. That means there’s good music and comedy mixed in with the action. Parker’s relationship with his best friend Ned (Jacob Batalon) is a great example. Ned wants to be the “guy in the chair” who has all the information and tech to help out the hero. When he gets caught in the computer lab helping out Spider Man a teacher asks him what he’s doing and he replies he’s looking at porn.<br /><br />One of the strong points of the movie is that it really captures what it’s like to be a teenager far better than any of the previous Spider-man films. Parker goes to school, gets picked on, dreams about a girl but is afraid of asking her out so he’s stuck admiring her from afar, there are teachers that don't care, etc.<br /><br />In terms of Marvel Easter Eggs there are plenty. Zendaya plays MJ who in the comics is one of Parker’s girlfriends. Michael Keaton as Adrian Toomes is the bad guy, and although they never mention it, he’s the supervillain the Vulture. Two of his henchmen use alien tech leftover from the Chitauri from the first Avengers film to become the Shocker. They even wear yellow jackets that make them look like the comics. Toomes tries to sell some of his alien tech to a man on a ferry named Mac (Michael Mando) who is the Scorpion. Finally, Spider-Man busts Aaron Davis (Donald Glover) to get information on Toomes. He’s known as the Prowler in the Marvel universe. He was a burglar and when he’s trying to buy stuff from Toomes’ men he asks about some climbers that would help with his trade. He also says that he has a nephew. That would be Miles Morales who is another Spider-Man, and was the main character in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.<br /><br />Overall, Spider-Man Homecoming is a really fun watch, and was another great addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.<br />C
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