Mommy, Daddy, what's p-o-r-n?

Rating: 3/10 (7 July 2017)

If you want to have to explain to your young child what porn is, take them to see this movie, because that is an answer a character gives to a question asked when caught by an adult (doing something else) in computer lab during a school dance.
There is also a scene where the girls play the "F*/Marry/Kill Game", so you'll probably have to explain to your young child what that is as well.
Yes, it's rated PG-13, but the merchandise is marketed to a far younger demographic. Parents may be tricked by that rating being related to the violence, but kids are exposed to violence and aggressiveness in every day life. Sexual references, not so much.
Also, Flash calls Peter "Penis Parker" in the movie, instead of "puny Paker" as in the comics. (And Flash was a jock in the comics, but is a nerd in the movie.)
Now before anyone attacks with "well the characters are teenagers", that's not the point, but the fact that these teenagers were super excited over building a Lego Death Star would suggest that looking at smut on the computer is incongruous with the type of teens that they are.
That aside, the movie was merely okay, but not better than any other standalone Marvel hero films; better than Avengers and Age of Ultron, though.
Spider-Man's CGI acrobatics were cartoonish. The suit pretty much makes him Iron-Man without the armor plating and jets; bad idea by the writers, because in the comics, Spider-Man made his own suit and equipment and it did not have AI interface. Iron-Spider suit came later on in comics.
Vulture is a good character, played well by Keaton, the highlight of the movie.
The ferry scene was pretty bad...and not in a good way.