A good marvel movie, however not true to the character

Rating: 7/10 (21 February 2018)

I'll start off by saying that I did enjoy the movie, the storyline was ok and there were some new original points. Absolutely not a bad movie, but here comes my issue with it:
It's not true to the spider-man character AT ALL. Sure, one thing I did appreciate was the fact that they made the character more like an actual teenager, and not like he's got all his life figured out already. Tom Holland by the way is perfect for the role of spider-man, he has the perfect look and quirkiness for it but my problem isn't with the actor or that he's "immature". My problem with this character is that he's not facing the same problems that the original spider-man faced and fought at all. The original spider-man (I'm mostly referring to the Toby Maguire ones, that I grew up with) was torn between his "normal" life and his superhero life, he was really passionate about school and it made him really question his life as a superhero, and then vice versa as a normal person. He couldn't really decide in to which one he should put the most effort in, and so his life was never in balance. This was his main struggle throughout all the movies. Sure, he misses some parties and his homecoming because of his life as a superhero, but he almost never has a problem with this and that's what's bugging me.
Then comes the fact, that played a really big part in the original franchise as well, that he is constantly fighting the criticism of the media and civilians as he is portrayed as some kind of villain by the news papers and so on. Sure, it's his first solo movie, but still it didn't feel like the world even knew about him. Students at his school mentions him once or twice, but we don't get to see any reactions fromt he general public.
Also, was the ferry scene supposed to re-imagine the train scene in the second movie in the original franchise? Because it sure was done really bad. That scene in the second movie (no spoilers) is really touching and adds to the story and his character in general, and it gives a better understanding of what people really thinks of him and what spider-man in general is all about. In this movie however, not so much. It adds literally NOTHING to the story besides some bad relations with Tony Stark, which in my opinions didn't do that much to the story. Sure, I understand the necessity of it because of spider-man's next action, but still I'm not satisfied.
Lastly, the whole idea that he needs a special suit?? I MEAN COME ON!!! Is he supposed to be a Tony Stark Jr?? Is Tony Stark making is own version of Batman?? Is he supposed to have any powers at all? Really disappointed with this part, the movie made it seem like he wasn't even spider-man any more.
So, my problems aren't with the movie itself - it was rather ok. My problem is with the character itself, and the lack of the original character. Sure, you can make changes, but this was way to much, in my opinions. Watch worthy, but not my spider-man.