SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Promotional Art Provides New Looks At The Wall-Crawler And The Vulture

@JonAwesome - lmao always reminds me of that steel panther song

@lemric - Nice catch!

@Spidey91 - final battle ? 🤔

@FishyZombie - That's exactly how i feel. Keep that identity secret!

@NoMeaning45 - Finished the UC and...

I'm sorry.

It does fix some plot holes and it is better than the theatrical cut, but I still don't like it. I still don't like the interpretation of Lex Luthor, I still don't like how Superman seemed to regress from where we last saw him in MOS, and I still don't agree with the tone they went with. And I know someone reading this (not necessarily you) is going to come and talk shit at me for wanting a lighter, more goofy tone and for being a Marvel bitch, but a movie can have a dark tone and still be somewhat joyful. The Dark Knight is a [frick]ing dark movie, a lot of people die in really vicious, [frick]ed up ways, and it may end with the hero getting chased away by the very people he promised to protect because they think he killed several people, but there's still a sense of victory at the end because you know he's letting himself be framed for a good cause, to protect Harvey Dent's reputation and continue a sense of hope. I just don't feel any real sense of joy watching this movie, and in some ways extending it by a half hour makes it an even less enjoyable experience than the theatrical cut.

But like I said before, the acting (for the most part) is decent, the score (for the most part) is pretty good, the cinematography is top-notch, the opening Metropolis destruction scene is actually pretty effective, and the warehouse fight is spectacular. I just wish the rest of the movie was up to par (at least for me).

@soberchimera - All of my money against you on that man. Literally everything I own I would bet against that.